Happypanda88

Welcome to the forum. If the is price competitive, there should be a few punters on here. Good luck.

I think eBay would be a good starting point. Have a look at the listings of sold items for a rough estimate for each year. I think silver pandas from 2004 to 2008 should fetch a bit more due to the lower mintages of 600,000, perhaps £50-£70 in graded slab (my educated guess) In 2010, max mintage was 800,000; 2011 - Max mintage 6,000,000; 2012 to 2017 - Max mintage 8,000,000 From 2018 - Max mintage 10,000,000 The recent pandas aren't as sought-after due to high mintages, even at MS70 grade.

Half a bottle, 500ml in one sitting ! 😱 Do you need to attend alcohol anonymous or anything !? 😂

Shame they just have the one. I was looking for a pair ! 😄

Hello! Welcome to the forum. The forum is a good place to buy silver VAT free.

Don't forget there's VAT and other charges to pay. Best to search for posts on the forum about the charges incurred when buying silver from abroad. Quite a few forum members have experienced unexpected charges after Brexit.

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Is there any particular reason why you're looking for a 500g silver coin ? Why buy half when you can get a whole kilo from most mints !!! 😊

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In the early 1600, people in Holland during the "Tulipmania" also thought tulip bulbs were rare too ! Turn off electricity, then let's see how much a Bitcoin is worth !!! https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dutch_tulip_bulb_market_bubble.asp The Dutch Tulip Bulb Market Bubble was one of the most famous asset bubbles and crashes of all time. At the height of the bubble, tulips sold for approximately 10,000 guilders, equal to the value of a mansion on the Amsterdam Grand Canal. Tulips were introduced to Holland in 1593 with the bubble occurring primarily from 1634 to 1637. Recent scholarship has questioned the extent of the tulipmania, suggesting it may have been exaggerated as a parable of greed and excess

Logically, you would think so. You could say that platinum is undervalued and gold overvalued. Platinum is an industrial metal whereas gold is a monetary metal used as money and in jewellery for thousands of years. Gold is highly desirable and valued in many cultures but not so in platinum. So just because platinum is rarer does not mean it is more desirable. Similarly, some stackers may have many kilos of precious metals and not one ounce in platinium.

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Buy the dip ! 1oz AU Pamp lunar Only recently discovered these. Very nice !

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Think about your exit strategy. Which coin will be more popular when you come to sell ? Yes, buy that one! As for me, it'll be the Perth Mint Lunar Tiger any day.

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Platinum is a rarer metal than gold. But gold was / is a monetary metal, depending how you views things. Platinum was much more expensive than gold until the financial crisis of 2008. Recently, it has fallen behind the price of gold.

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Mr @Wonger says between $400 -$600 !! (If anyone remembers him) 😂 I forecast $1825 ☺️

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It's a fairly low premium product, beautifully finished, well packaged and reasonably priced. So definitely not the Royal Mint ! 😂