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Do you have capsules for the Next Gen series? Also, what condition are the coins in? I see some spots on the outer edge of the crocodile coin.

Hi! How was your experience with https://www.argentorshop.be/? Any issues? Did the order come through? I just visited their site and I am interested in some of their products. But before buying, I would like to know if someone on the forum can share their experience with them. Thanks!

https://www.bairdmint.com/products/1oz-uk-gold-lunar-year-of-the-pig €1,605.15 7€ under spot at the time of writing

1.644,13 € a.k.a 2.7% premium for 2020 1Oz Gold Britannia https://www.coininvest.com/en/gold-coins/britannia/1-oz-britannia-gold-coin-2020/

UK only, of course Anyway, thanks for spreading the word.

https://www.silber-werte.de/100-E-Unity-2020 2.2% over spot by my calculations

Please share latest experience! Thank you!

I'll take the £15 delivery any day of the week. I don't buy on weekends Seriously, shipping to Romania is 50€, which is about £45. If I buy 50 x 1oz coins, my total cost raises by 1€ per coin. Maybe I should stick to ETFs...

Just for reference: cpmcoins.com do not deliver outside of UK.

For non-UK-ers: CPM coins do not deliver outside of UK.

@JudyPuiul help a romanian brother out Did you order back in July? Did everything go well? Thanks in advance!

£854 ? How about 816€ for a mixed year koala coin? https://www.heubach-edelmetalle.de/verkauf/koala-1-kilo-mix-16504 That's 25,4€ per ounce. They also have some other deals like: 30€ libertads <27€ phillys mixed years 26,2€ 2016 pandas 27,2€ koala ~900€ lunar 2 kilo coins 27,2€ kangaroos and the icing on the cake, at least for me, ~1700€ gold rectangle dragons: https://www.heubach-edelmetalle.de/katalog/gold/goldmuenzen/australien/dragon-rectangle Too bad they don't ship to Romania, as they would be out of stock on some of these items

I do not understand why people are making fun of a man's opinion. This thread was started in March, when gold price took a small dive. And maybe, under "normal" economical circumstances, the price would have gone even lower for a short while. But let's remember what happened in the mean time: - PPP(payroll protection program) - stimulus checks - eviction moratoriums - unemployment benefits The FED alone expanded their balance sheet by 3 trillion dollars. Not to mention other central banks. All that new, cheap money had to go somewhere. And some "assets" went up in value, some didn't. It could have been, gold, silver, pharma stocks, technology stocks, real estate or any other class of asset. There is a chart on the FED site that shows a dramatic increase in home "ownership" in the US in the last few months. And I use quotes because if you took a loan to buy a house, you don't actually own it, in the full sense of the word. Wonger may be proven right, after all. Because, let's not forget what gives value to gold. It's people's thrust that it will hold it's purchasing power, even after some major economic changes. And why should it? Can it feed the masses, or even a small group of people? Can it cure diseases? NO. When push comes to shove, the majority of population will choose to live in a (fiat-driven) socialistic environment, even a communist one, where there is a sense of equality, over any other kind of regime, where previous PM savers have a (big) head start. So gold will have little value, at least for the first few decades of the new regime, and it will only be accessible to only a few people in the higher ranks. Not to mention the risk of confiscation. Also, I hear a lot of PM stackers on Youtube that they will be able to use their coins/bars to barter essentials like water or food. In a near Mad Max scenario, you won't be able to do so because either it has already been stolen from you, or your "precious" metals will worth far less in the eyes of those who will be able to produce/procure goods. Just because it's rare, does not mean it's valuable. And the perfect example for this is gold's neighbor on the periodic table, platinum. Platinum is over 10 times more rare than gold, and for the first decade of this millennium, it was slightly more expensive than gold. But when it's real life (industrial/auto) application switched to other metals, it's price started lagging. So let's not make fun of a person for having an opinion and/or sticking to it. We may all be right, or we may all be wrong. Only time(s) will tell.

"Starting in 2016, Pandas switched to metric sizes. The 1 troy ounce coin was reduced to 30 grams, while the 5 troy ounce coin was reduced to 150 grams." Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Silver_Panda

https://goldsilver.be/en/1-oz-30-gr/60-1-oz-silver-panda-2015.html 23 euros 2.8 euros premium