Fishy321

I made a fortune reselling drugs when I was a mini Bobski. Take that back!

They look kinda spooky to me GLWS though, interesting stuff 👍

Yes, if I was listing as individual items.  I have listed as bundle prices with priority going to anyone who buys the bundle.
If someone wants an individual item, then it is up to them if they want to offer privately or on the open forum. I think that is only fair. 

That's more like it. Unfortunately it rules me out as I'm in N, ireland and would need postage first. For what it's worth, I'd of taken a punt at £2400.

Not so brilliant anymore!!! 

That is a nice coin 😀

£2 then seen as I’m the only one attending this auction I may as well make a day of it.

I posted a weekly chart similar to the one below earlier in the thread and suggested that if a strong move to the upside is to get underway that we first needed a break of the August 2020 high and for price to close above the teale coloured line. Ideally, it would have closed above the 2020 high but hey - beggars can't be choosers! Those first two conditions have been met. So, so far so good.
What's happening now is a pullback and is to be expected and, for those who are dismayed to see silver's price falling once again - I say don't be alarmed, keep the faith! If the breakout is to hold and price really is about to move substantially higher, the teale coloured line which previously acted as resistance (stopping price from moving higher because sellers stepped in), should now act as support (stopping price from falling lower because buyers will step in). This is the key price level, IMO. So, look out for what price does at - or around - £20.85. 
For those who are rootin' for silver to 'go to da moon', what they don't want to see is for price to plunge through the key £20.85 level and to close below it. This would be a bearish sign. What they want to see is for price to 'bounce' off this level and close above it. If (big if!) this happens, then price should move up to test April's high at just shy of £24.00. A close above this price level would be extremely bullish. Until then, we might well see some messy sideways price action for the next week or two until either the bulls or the bears take control and push price decisively in one direction or the other.
Needless to say, this is just my personal analysis with lots of ifs 'n buts, others may have a very different view.
 

I'm over it. I was really annoyed at the time and it was only rekindled when you stated no body wanted it in your vid. Not sure if you were aware of the auction. However, Honestly I don't know why anyone would agree a sale having started an auction, let alone waiting 30 min's to withdraw the auction after agreeing to sell through private messages so the rest of the forum were unaware. I bid as soon as I saw the auction and it was still live as I typed.
I'm more than happy with the purchases I made as a result of not buying the bar/ square. I do feel OP acted quite disingenuous, and as such the resulting banter should be expected. After all you wouldn't expect to turn up at a auction house and part way through the auction or bidding the auctioneer say's thanks to those that have left bid's or bid be we've already sold it. I know on occasion, items are pulled but this is done with Immediate effect, if for what ever reason an item is pulled.
I'm sure you can understand that if auctions on the forum were usually run this way, were a private message and sale agreement could stop an auction mid flow, nobody would bother bidding. What would be the point, only for it to be cancelled.
Moving on I feel OP got less than he could have and I know for a fact that I was prepared at the time to go to £3,700 (£740 a kilo, as per my wanted ad). So in my eyes he's only done himself out of funds.

Having read a little about this, these are test coins that are handed around so they get scratched and sometimes even dropped so will never be perfect

Not so brilliant anymore!!! 

Current Price
£21.85 Month Change
12.99% £+2.51 Month high £23.96
  Month low £19.30

Not so brilliant anymore!!! 

Hard to find 5 coin Australia lunar set 2020 made specifically for Chinese customer. They had metal rings around the coin luckily just slide off. They have a lip for the coin to sit on.
 

These two bought recently. Like the new Australia label too.
 
 

Fabulous. St Bees merch for a bargain price 👍🏼

To celebrate 51 years from the moment God's mercifully gifted this planet with my existence.
185g 999 silver (38g plus 45g plus 50g plus 24g plus 28g) by St Bees 
Auction start now
Starting price £1
Increments whatever you like
End auction today at 9 pm
Free postage
 
 
 



 

for sale x16 1916 pre 1920 sterling half crowns at spot
£152 + postage

Dates  2000 2001 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2019
2019 SOLD

Just doing some rough calculations on estimates for total silver mined plus total theoretical silver left to be mined at a price of £24 oz comes to just over £1.5 trillion(2mx32000x24) tonnes x oz per tonne x price per oz , with a current silver market cap of £1.3 trillion very rough estimates I would think from a quick Google on past and possibly future predictions, with 1.5 million tonnes mined and 550,000 tonnes left to mine so at £24 oz all silver ever mined would be £1.15 trillion(1.5mx32kx24) - it makes me think there may be some room for upward movement, it's also worth noting, although maybe not believing like most figures as it certainly seems high, that some researchers believe 90% of all silver mined has been lost to landfill / industrial use, and with say 250 paper silver oz for every physical one, it would make physical ownership possibly not a bad shout, keep stacking 🙂 

Just doing some rough calculations on estimates for total silver mined plus total theoretical silver left to be mined at a price of £24 oz comes to just over £1.5 trillion(2mx32000x24) tonnes x oz per tonne x price per oz , with a current silver market cap of £1.3 trillion very rough estimates I would think from a quick Google on past and possibly future predictions, with 1.5 million tonnes mined and 550,000 tonnes left to mine so at £24 oz all silver ever mined would be £1.15 trillion(1.5mx32kx24) - it makes me think there may be some room for upward movement, it's also worth noting, although maybe not believing like most figures as it certainly seems high, that some researchers believe 90% of all silver mined has been lost to landfill / industrial use, and with say 250 paper silver oz for every physical one, it would make physical ownership possibly not a bad shout, keep stacking 🙂 

Just doing some rough calculations on estimates for total silver mined plus total theoretical silver left to be mined at a price of £24 oz comes to just over £1.5 trillion(2mx32000x24) tonnes x oz per tonne x price per oz , with a current silver market cap of £1.3 trillion very rough estimates I would think from a quick Google on past and possibly future predictions, with 1.5 million tonnes mined and 550,000 tonnes left to mine so at £24 oz all silver ever mined would be £1.15 trillion(1.5mx32kx24) - it makes me think there may be some room for upward movement, it's also worth noting, although maybe not believing like most figures as it certainly seems high, that some researchers believe 90% of all silver mined has been lost to landfill / industrial use, and with say 250 paper silver oz for every physical one, it would make physical ownership possibly not a bad shout, keep stacking 🙂 

Just doing some rough calculations on estimates for total silver mined plus total theoretical silver left to be mined at a price of £24 oz comes to just over £1.5 trillion(2mx32000x24) tonnes x oz per tonne x price per oz , with a current silver market cap of £1.3 trillion very rough estimates I would think from a quick Google on past and possibly future predictions, with 1.5 million tonnes mined and 550,000 tonnes left to mine so at £24 oz all silver ever mined would be £1.15 trillion(1.5mx32kx24) - it makes me think there may be some room for upward movement, it's also worth noting, although maybe not believing like most figures as it certainly seems high, that some researchers believe 90% of all silver mined has been lost to landfill / industrial use, and with say 250 paper silver oz for every physical one, it would make physical ownership possibly not a bad shout, keep stacking 🙂