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[HeyYouNewbie]

Hi all, new to this so please be kind.

[ZRPMs]

Welcome to the forum.

[stefffana]

Hi and welcome on forum!🤗

[WizardOfSov]

Hello & welcome 🙂

[HeyYouNewbie]

Thank you Z

[HeyYouNewbie]

Thank you

[ChrisSilver]

Hello and welcome to The Silver Forum  

[HeyYouNewbie]

Thank you Chris.

[daca]

Welcome aboard and enjoy the ride!

[HeyYouNewbie]

Thank you Daca

[James32]

Welcome aboard, we are always kind 😆 

Although in a few months, that username is going to become awkward 😆 🤣 

[HeyYouNewbie]

Hi James

Never purchased gold or silver coins before this is all new to me. 

Thanks

[James32]

1 hour ago, HeyYouNewbie said:

Hi James

Never purchased gold or silver coins before this is all new to me. 

Thanks

I'm only messing, just mean when you become a little more experienced 😆 

You need any help- advice- at all, just ask. I or hundreds of others will likely be able to help. 

[Fenlander1]

Welcome to crazy train.

[Gordy]

welcome aboard matey

[Happypanda88]

Hello! Welcome to the forum.

Enjoy your journey into the world of precious metals.

[HeyYouNewbie]

Thank you everyone for making me feel welcome.

I am new to this and also computers  i don't even own a mobile phone (my better half has one).

I have a few questions that I am sure you will think your teaching an idiot (sorry).

What does PM, COA and SD mean that I have seen on the forum.

Do the proof coins fade and tarnish over time or are they treated in some way to keep their perfect look?

How do you keep the bullion coins looking pristine?

Thank You

On 09/03/2023 at 17:01, ZRPMs said:

Welcome to the forum.

 

19 hours ago, Happypanda88 said:

Hello! Welcome to the forum.

Enjoy your journey into the world of precious metals.

 

[James32]

Just now, HeyYouNewbie said:

Thank you everyone for making me feel welcome.

I am new to this and also computers  i don't even own a mobile phone (my better half has one).

I have a few questions that I am sure you will think your teaching an idiot (sorry).

What does PM, COA and SD mean that I have seen on the forum.

Do the proof coins fade and tarnish over time or are they treated in some way to keep their perfect look?

How do you keep the bullion coins looking pristine?

Thank You

 

 

All silver will tarnish eventually, just keep hands of it ( wear gloves) and try a keep in a dry airtite environment. 

COA'S = certificate of authenticity 

SD = Special delivery by Royal mail..the only option that covers the value of metals during transit ( up to £2500 )

PM = either precious metals or more likely "private message"

[Fenlander1]

Hello buddy

Pm = precious metal

Coa = certificate or authenticity 

Sd = special delivery 

[HeyYouNewbie]

Hi  

Thanks for the quick reply I thought everyone would be asleep at this time.

What about gold bullion and proof will they tarnish.

Please forgive my lack of knowledge.

Thank you

 

[Gordy]

3 minutes ago, HeyYouNewbie said:

Hi  

Thanks for the quick reply I thought everyone would be asleep at this time.

What about gold bullion and proof will they tarnish.

Please forgive my lack of knowledge.

Thank you

 

we dont sleep, scared to miss a deal!! 

James usually wins though as he owns a PM's call centre and employs 35 staff per shift, 24/7, some of them even get a dinner break

[James32]

4 minutes ago, HeyYouNewbie said:

Hi  

Thanks for the quick reply I thought everyone would be asleep at this time.

What about gold bullion and proof will they tarnish.

Please forgive my lack of knowledge.

Thank you

 

Gold won't tarnish, again wear gloves but will look pretty as long as you own it. Stay away from proofs in silver or gold until you find your feet/direction 

[HeyYouNewbie]

Thank you James

[James32]

1 minute ago, HeyYouNewbie said:

Thank you James

Anytime honestly 

[slack]

On 09/03/2023 at 16:58, HeyYouNewbie said:

Hi all, new to this so please be kind.

Welcome