doctorgolden

@apachebleu 
Have you considered writing novels, fiction, scripts, whatever...??  You're a literary genius with the imagination to complement!! 😆😆 

1958 £405 Sold
1963 £405 Sold
1965 £410 Sold
1966 £405 Sold
1967 £410 Sold
1968 £410  Sold
Plus post. Delivered in capsules. UK only. Bank Transfer.

Hi
Straight out of a tube and selling as bullion.
5 x 1/10th 2021 gold Brits available in caps
£177 each plus postage on top 
Price is firm
Special delivery is recommended for insurance purposes.

Postage costs below
£6.35 insured up to £500 
£7.35 insured up to £1000
£3 first class signed not insured 
Bank transfer or PayPal f&f payments.
Thanks for looking 

 

Hi Folks ... sold thanks
1 Oz gold Brit £1630 each
1 Oz Krug £1610 each
Price includes RMSD within UK
Selling 2 then will close listing. 
Bullion coins. Minor marks visible at certain angles


 

Metalor 100g with COA
 

 
£5100
 
 
 
 

@apachebleu 
Have you considered writing novels, fiction, scripts, whatever...??  You're a literary genius with the imagination to complement!! 😆😆 

@apachebleu 
Have you considered writing novels, fiction, scripts, whatever...??  You're a literary genius with the imagination to complement!! 😆😆 

To be fair spot is at an all time high so I don't anticipate a lot of people buying until we see some stability in gold price especially not a big thing like this. Still,if there's a buyer great, if not then I'll just continue amusing myself by writing nonsensical parables by way of a bump until I get bored and forget about it.
 If only some of the people panic buying on the damn high street would do it here! 
 

100 g geiger silver bars. 
sealed in omp
£119 each plus postage 
6 available 
thanks

Hey all, I have a nice 50 peso here that needs to find a new home (truth be told I overspent when some queens beasts came up for sale recently and i dont like the taste of dog food). For those who don't know this is a 90% pure gold coin which contains 37.5g of fine gold. I don't know what the other 10% is however I am actually throwing it in for free - could be copper, could be diamonds, I haven't checked and I make no guarantees.
 Price is currently £1825 with free special delivery and the bonus 10% weight of something on top of the 37.5g of gold. I would consider trade for soverigns or half soverigns, not too fussed about years so open to offers
 It has a ding in it, it's probably been dropped somewhere in its life and it has the expected patina of a coin that's lived free of the indignity of a plastic box.
 This Is a cracking piece if you want something you can handle without worrying about tarnishing. 
 With the upcoming release of John wick 4 you can use this large, exotic looking piece of gold to indulge your (or your wifes) assassin fantasies or pretend to your kids that you are in fact just like John Wick, or at least a slightly older, balder and lamer version.
 Better than all this however I'm selling at spot (which is currently as low as its been in a long time....honest, no need to check that fact) and I'll include free rmsd.
 Just to be clear I work weird hours and may be slow to get back to you, bear with me.
 So go on grab a bargain before we get to 2 grand an ounce and you can't afford this which may well be this time next week.
 
 

✨🌎 World Gold Galore! 🌎✨
For sale here is a fantastic selection of foreign gold coins from around the world.
Feel free to ask for individual pictures and videos of coins which are of interest to you.
Some really attractive examples here!
🇺🇸 USA 10 Dollars 1894 ‘Coronet Head’ – £850 GBP / $1,025 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇺🇸 USA 10 Dollars 1907 ‘Indian Head’ – £950 GBP / $1,145 USD  SOLD! 🔨 
🇺🇸 USA 5 Dollars 1909-D ‘Indian Head’ – £550 GBP / $663 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇺🇸 USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1908 ‘Indian Head’ – £340 GBP / $410 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇺🇸 USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1910 ‘Indian Head’ – £340 GBP / $410 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇺🇸 USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1914 ‘Indian Head’ – £380 GBP / $458 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇺🇸 USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1915 ‘Indian Head’ – £340 GBP / $410 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇺🇸 USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1926 ‘Indian Head’ – £340 GBP / $410 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇺🇸 USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1928 ‘Indian Head’ – £340 GBP / $410 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇹🇷 Ottoman Empire 250 Kurus 1277 (1867) Year 7 – Abdülaziz (Constantinople Mint) (2,800 Minted) – £1,150 GBP / $1,385 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇹🇷 Ottoman Empire 100 Kurus 1293 (1906) Year 32 – Abdülhamid II (Constantinople Mint) – £360 GBP / $434 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇹🇷 Ottoman Empire 100 Kurus 1293 (1907) Year 33 – Abdülhamid II (Constantinople Mint) – £360 GBP / $434 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇫🇷 France 50 Francs 1868-A – Napoleon III – £975 GBP / $1,175 USD
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1860-BB – Napoleon III – £330 GBP / $398 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 10 Francs 1868-A – Napoleon III – £175 GBP / $211 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇧🇪 Belgium 20 Francs 1865 – Leopold I – £345 GBP / $416 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇧🇪 Belgium 20 Francs 1874 – Leopold II – £330 GBP / $398 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇧🇪 Belgium 20 Francs 1878 – Leopold II – £330 GBP / $398 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇭🇺 Hungary 20 Korona 1893-KB – Franz Joseph I – £390 GBP / $470 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇭🇺 Hungary 10 Korona 1904-KB – Franz Joseph I – £210 GBP / $253 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇬🇷 Greece 20 Drachmai 1884-A – George I – £480 GBP / $578 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇳🇱 Netherlands 10 Gulden 1875 – Willem III – £350 GBP / $422 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇳🇱 Netherlands 10 Gulden 1876 – Willem III – £350 GBP / $422 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇳🇱 Netherlands 10 Gulden 1877 – Willem III – £350 GBP / $422 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇳🇱 Netherlands 10 Gulden 1879 – Willem III – £370 GBP / $446 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇨🇭 Switzerland 20 Francs 1915-B – Helvetia Original – £330 GBP / $398 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇨🇭 Switzerland 20 Francs 1930-B – Helvetia Original – £330 GBP / $398 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇨🇭 Switzerland 20 Francs 1930-B – Helvetia Original – £330 GBP / $398 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇨🇭 Switzerland 20 Francs 1947-B – Helvetia Restrike – £315 GBP / $380 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇨🇦 Canada 5 Dollars 1912 – George V – £480 GBP / $578 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇪🇸 Spain 2 Escudos 1788-MM – Carlos III – £450 GBP / $542 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇪🇸 Spain 2 Escudos 1794-MMF – Carlos IV – £450 GBP / $542 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇮🇷 Iran 1 Pahlavi 1355 (1976) – Mohammad Rezā Pahlavī – £400 GBP / $482 USD SOLD! 🔨
🇮🇷 Iran 1/2 Pahlavi 1356 (1977) 2536 – Mohammad Rezā Pahlavī – £220 GBP / $265 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇿🇦 South Africa 1 Rand 1967 – £200 GBP / $241 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇷🇸 Serbia 10 Dinara 1882-V – Milan I – £340 GBP / $410 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
🇵🇪 Peru 1/5 Libra 1918 – £150 GBP / $181 USD SOLD! 🔨
 
Note that I have provided the approximate price equivalents in USD but that I am a UK-based dealer who must receive the exact amount in GBP.
Free insured shipping to the UK.
📦✈️ 🌍 Fully-insured international shipping cost is £15 GBP / $18 USD.
💷 Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account, Cash App, Wise, cryptocurrency, and PayPal friends and family are all accepted.
Buyer covers fees.
Thank you! 🌟

Where do I start finally got my week's purchases all in 1 place.
I have issues.
Thanks to everyone.
@James32
@Orpster
@theman73
@ArgentSmith
@Tn21
Even a treasure chest from ebay
That was a busy week.
 

Another few bits for the chest.
Thanks @artalien

Lovely Shield from the gold master @DuncanWylieWilson. Arrived through the door 19 hours after winning the auction - very impressive! 

Today's new arrival.
Thanks again to @James32

100g .999 silver bars hallmarked at Birmingham Assay Office with CoA.
£80 each plus buyers choice of postage/risk
Buy 5 or more and get free SD postage

Hello fellow members.
On the 23rd March, it will be 3 months since I joined this forum.
I have decided as a thank you to all the members who have bought from me or have done a swap with me, this is a free competition for you.
The rules are very simple and costing you nothing but a little thinking and some luck. 
All you have to do is predict what the spot price of silver in $ to be 23rd March at 9pm when US Markets close. Who ever is closest in cents above or below the closing price will be the winner of the 1oz silver coin. I will be using bullionbypost.co.uk price at 9pm to get the final closing price.
To make it fair for members who post their price first, the cut off will be 9pm Friday 17th March. Any prediction after this will not be valid. Think carefully as each member will only have one chance and no editing is allowed. Your first prediction is the only valid entry. 
@SheepStacker @Mtaybar @ZRPMs @DuncanWylieWilson @AndrewSL76 @margin @Petra @JoeBlack @Faiz @Solachesis @stefffana @andrewse  @Mrpound  @ArgentSmith @gji25 @Darr3nG @Geovest @arphethean @stackerp5 @Arganto @JamesH @AndrewB @JohnA1 @Goldbeam @PapaLazarou @Domo
The coin will be posted there after to the winner who I will announce on this thread.
Anyone new  who buys anything from me up to 16th March will be allowed to enter.
Good luck
Spyder

If we didn't have vat and where in let's say America, then your theory would be correct, at least on generic bullion.

Ahh I see. Thank you 

No that's spot price, you can't get silver at spot price unfortunately.
I get my £22 from an average of the lowest I've seen sell recently £20.80 in a preorder and £23.20 currently on offer from theman73.
Would I actually swap for 70 Oz's ? Unlikely as I fought to get the gold.
 

Good advice.
I have a question though - why would you want 72ozs of silver, when the current ratio is at 90? 
Would you not want 90ozs? 
Ta 

Sell your silver first the buy whatever your heart desires. 
If I was to swap you now for a 1oz spotless britannia and accept your silver as a trade, I'd want 72ozs at £22 each and need them to be spotless too.
Why else would I give up gold for silver?
As you can see it's best to sell first

I think it needs one or two more straws before it takes off, US interest rate rises and the strength of the dollar holding it back at the moment.
Those straws are all things likely to cause more pain than gain for most though 
Stock Market crash
Collapse of the dollar
Escalation in Ukraine
Financial crises bought about by the collapse of one of the big banks or financial institutions
Restructuring of the worlds settlement systems with an East/West split
etc. etc. etc.
I would rather see a steady price with small ups and downs personally, but I have gold to store wealth not make it. 

So long as they keep printing money (or creating it) based on nothing at all (the dollar and pound are both off the gold standard) gold will inevitably rise. There will be short term dips along the way of course, but they can't print gold. The more money they print, the more inevitable it is that gold will rise. The opposite is true of course for cash.

I was the same.  Started stacking, went a little down the collector route with the jubilee and memorial sovereigns, but decided to sell them and stick will low premium bullion from now on.  (The ordinary britannias are lovely IMHO.)  Fortunately I timed it right and didn't make a loss on the sovereigns, just a very small profit, but I feel happier to be back to just stacking, even if it is just one or two Britannias per year.
I was never into proofs, but I am sure I have read on here that over time they tend to drift down towards their intrinsic, not holding their initial premium.  Maybe someone else can help confirm?  @LawrenceChard maybe?