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A new facebook post by chards :

"This is what 35,000 silver Britannias looks like. That's 70 monster boxes containing almost 1.09 tonnes of the precious metal.
We're working hard on getting these sent out on a first come, first served basis. If you've ordered we will be in contact very soon."

GSR alternative = 11kg of gold, which shows the value density comparison and I know which is more wife friendly lol

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1 hour ago, mr-dead said:

A new facebook post by chards :

"This is what 35,000 silver Britannias looks like. That's 70 monster boxes containing almost 1.09 tonnes of the precious metal.
We're working hard on getting these sent out on a first come, first served basis. If you've ordered we will be in contact very soon."

GSR alternative = 11kg of gold, which shows the value density comparison and I know which is more wife friendly lol

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This shows a good example where silver has the edge over buying gold . For anyone building a house extension or even a new build project these heavy black boxes can be used to fabricate internal and external walls. They are great for hanging radiators on , nice strong fixing points. They will also maintain their value and be useful when times are hard .

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True that gold is the better metal for bulk, but the two metals are different investments in my view, gold is money, silver is for speculation, either in expected faux monetary aspect or the industrial case. 

I would rather gold for the purpose of saving to compete with inflation and to preserve wealth over a long time frame, but silver is perhaps the better bet from here for relative returns.

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It amazes me to see the likes of Chards and BullionbyPost etc being able to sell literally tons of silver coins at prices that we individuals can never even achieve selling on this forum or eBay.
Who are the buyers ?

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They are always people or newbies out there buying silver from dealers. Part of this is may be to avoid getting any fakes in the market and by going to the names mentioned they can almost guarantee the silver is genuine. 

 

Some of my first silver orders via BBP came to £25 each for the trident privy Brittanias in mid 2017. 

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8 hours ago, mr-dead said:

GSR alternative = 11kg of gold, which shows the value density comparison and I know which is more wife friendly lol

Do us a solid and show us the comparison photo for 11kg of gold 😄

 

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9 hours ago, Prophecy said:

No doubt in 50 years time people will be discovering partition walls made of those monster boxes full of shoddily minted 2020s

Hey! Every nick and hairline on those 2020's are minting errors and will add many thousands of percents when selling to collectors in a hundred years! 😉

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