kimchi

Just had another look at some of your photos - that's actually quite an interesting collection of shillings, including coins of George III, George IV, Victoria, Edward VII and maybe William IV too.  Nothing in particularly high grade, but certainly an interesting type set.
And I noted that there are 3 1952 sixpences on the list - they won't make your fortune, but they are quite scarce and always popular with collectors. 
Lovely stuff!  The pennies might be worth checking for certain dates and varieties too.

I'm sure @backyardbullion will be mortified and is a completely innocent party here.
you've taken it very well - well played!

It would have been in the annual sets, so probably only 37(?) others?

Off for some port. Life's a little too short to argue.

At the end of the day It's only fiat and metal. The smaller kilos are most likely better anyway.

I'm sure @backyardbullion will be mortified and is a completely innocent party here.
you've taken it very well - well played!

I'm sure @backyardbullion will be mortified and is a completely innocent party here.
you've taken it very well - well played!

I'm sure @backyardbullion will be mortified and is a completely innocent party here.
you've taken it very well - well played!

It's Fine. OP can sell to whom ever he want's Just felt it was a bit of bad form. No ill feelings to @BackyardBullion Think he's genuine and may have not even known about the auction. It was up for sale prior. But why cancel the auction if it went in the end for my starting bid.

Webpage saved in case edited and @ChrisSilver needs to investigate.
 

Sad to see this bar sold after withdrawing from an open auction on forum and the buyer is definitely unhappy with his purchase. See on YouTube:
 

Webpage saved in case edited and @ChrisSilver needs to investigate.
 

Its Hard to get trust back when you go back on a deal, just ask
@somanyloses.

I was ready to bid up to £3750 in a fair auction fight with @ZRPMs and I would be more than happy to have it in my stack.
Fact: @ZRPMs bought next day 5 x 1kilo bars for £3900.

@Petra It's mainly the special reverse I like although I have got two standard doubles,  I love the doubles great size for seeing the beauty of the coin.
 

We're in a nice consolidation range at the moment
A super basic analysis says the longer we stay in this range, the lower the RSI for gold (It was >70 in the past couple of weeks, now it's dropped to 56.4, the bottom squiggle in the chart below). A rating above 70 means overbought, i.e. possibly in line for a downwards correction, so being at 56 is much better than being at 76

If you check the cheat sheet you'll see the 50% RSI is rising in USD terms along with the 70% RSI. A few days ago the 70% RSI was at $2385 and now it's been pushed to $2432
XAUUSD - Gold Forex Trader's Cheat Sheet - Barchart.com
So the longer we stay in this range the more attractive it becomes to buy gold, which provides the foundation for the next 15% jump in prices. If we go too soon it's like leaving base camp to climb the peak with insufficient oxygen. Staying here and recharging the tank gives us a better chance of reaching the peak. Of course there are hardcore MFs who can do it without oxygen but plenty have tried in the past and their frozen corpses are still there on the side of the mountain 

£1875
Can we please stay on topic 🤣 

Today I received a curiosity purchase… 5 of these goldbacks, one from each issuing state. Had seen a few things about these so thought it’d be fun to grab some, and they’re really quite beautiful ☺️

I got out a while back, isn't it the big seven or eight propping the whole thing up?

One half sov and I can get you a bag of pretty much anything you want.

Could I get a bag of full sovereigns please. PM me with details. 🧐

🤔a test to see if anyone actually reads stuff on here🤔🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️😁

What's oil got to do, got to do with it?
What's oil but a second hand crustacean?
 
£1860.25

What's oil got to do, got to do with it?
What's oil but a second hand crustacean?
 
£1860.25

What's oil got to do, got to do with it?
What's oil but a second hand crustacean?
 
£1860.25