Thank you TSF - 75 tubes of 1oz silver 2020 Britannias sold

[silverseller]

Special thanks to those members who bought: @Silverman2U@SilverTalent@hungrlow@JamesH@elvee426@steve3jant@Johnorob89@darkstar@jamesyh@Byronvan@stackerp5@Domo@katyc@Davros006@Geovest@db570uk@TheLordOfRuin@WILLIG666@bigstudotcom

Extra special thanks to @ChrisSilverfor providing the means to sell my stack - this really is the place to buy and sell precious metals.  

All the online and in-person member interactions I had were positive and rewarding, and you are all a credit to this forum. 

Silverseller

 

 

 

 

[James32]

Congratulations buddy, and proof that when things are done right and allowing a little time,anything is possible. 

[silverseller]

Thanks @James32. It's the advice I would give to any newcomers looking to sell their stack. 

[stefffana]

9 minutes ago, silverseller said:

Thanks @James32. It's the advice I would give to any newcomers looking to sell their stack. 

Would you start stacking silver again? 

After you have sold almost 60 kilos of silver how do you feel now?

Do you still have something in your stack?

Would you change your nickname in goldseller from now?

Would be interesting to learn more from your experience.

Thank you!

Stefan.

[silverseller]

@stefffana In my experience, silver is one of the more inexpensive ways to keep your money out of the banking system. However, don't expect significant returns on the silver you purchase, especially for those with a sizeable stack. If one was to purchase silver, I would suggest coins rather than bars as they are a lot easier to liquidate. The 2020 coins I sold were the last of my stack. 

As for gold, I had a number of Britannias I purchased in 2012 which I liquadated last year. Again, the returns weren't significant, but I used the funds to purchase a property below market rate. I intend to repeat this in the coming months as the economy bleakens by the day. It's all about timings in the property game as @katyc can tell you.

 

 

 

 

[stefffana]

2 minutes ago, silverseller said:

@stefffana In my experience, silver is one of the more inexpensive ways to keep your money out of the banking system. However, don't expect significant returns on the silver you purchase, especially for those with a sizeable stack. If one was to purchase silver, I would suggest coins rather than bars as they are a lot easier to liquidate. The 2020 coins I sold were the last of my stack. 

As for gold, I had a number of Britannias I purchased in 2012 which I liquadated last year. Again, the returns weren't significant, but I used the funds to purchase a property below market rate. I intend to repeat this in the coming months as the economy bleakens by the day. It's all about timings in the property game as @katyc can tell you.

 

 

 

 

Thank you!🤗

 

[katyc]

1 hour ago, silverseller said:

@stefffana In my experience, silver is one of the more inexpensive ways to keep your money out of the banking system. However, don't expect significant returns on the silver you purchase, especially for those with a sizeable stack. If one was to purchase silver, I would suggest coins rather than bars as they are a lot easier to liquidate. The 2020 coins I sold were the last of my stack. 

As for gold, I had a number of Britannias I purchased in 2012 which I liquadated last year. Again, the returns weren't significant, but I used the funds to purchase a property below market rate. I intend to repeat this in the coming months as the economy bleakens by the day. It's all about timings in the property game as @katyc can tell you.

 

 

 

 

Amazing to hear you're purchasing property through silver! There's many stating property will have a slump plus prices are high at the moment. But if you're holding long term it really is irellevant as long as you ride out the storms. I think a slump is inevitable - but it may be next month or in 5 years so just go for it (Google the Property Cycle, it's very interesting 😊).

Good luck on your venture!