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You owned Facebook? Nice.

@James32 working out his rank: 

@James32 working out his rank: 

@James32 working out his rank: 

@James32 working out his rank: 

Likely 'assassination 

@James32 working out his rank: 

@James32 working out his rank: 

@James32 working out his rank: 

It only went up to King. Not sure what's after 

@James32 working out his rank: 

Easiest way is to buy silver then you always sell at a loss……too da moon!!!!!!!

My understanding is that a gold bar is not a chattel.
 
Agree with the overall advice - a swap is a disposal for CGT purposes. 
In my experience, no need. If the total of your CGT-able disposals is over the HMRC limit (think will be £9k this tax year) or your CGT-able profit is over £3k this year, you have to add in an excel listing the disposals.
I've always made a simple list - "100g gold bar", "Canadian Maple Leaf 1oz gold coin" etc - and never had any questions.
As regards, sales price (and purchase price), again just do something sensible. E.g., if you sold 5 x 100g bars for £30,000, you would allocate the sales proceeds as £6k per bar
As regards the £3k CGT-free limit, if you have to provide the list of disposals, don't deduct the £3k - the tax form asks for total profit and deducts the £3k for you. (Some wrinkles if you have items sold at a loss/carried forward losses from previous years but sounds like these won't apply)

Hello All, 
Bob lives in the UK. He bought gold bars several years ago. Bob is now considering swapping the gold bars at a bullion dealer for CGT exempt coins. The dealer would issue store credit for the value of the bars, with which bob would buy the CGT exempt coins.
As no cash is changing hands - would Bob need to disclose this swap to HMRC and pay CGT? Bob would be stacking the new CGT exempt coins for at least 5-10 years. 
Thanks!

The downfall of Germany:
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Yes you are correct. Amended accordingly. 
Shouldn't have opened that bottle of Laphroaig PX Cask earlier hic...🥂

So....   I have two very nice coins which I need to sell to fund an upcoming project, and they don't really fit with my stacking needs anyway.
 
Coin number one is a 1994 proof £2/double sov which I am selling as bullion to avoid disappointment. 
For full disclosure : I've never had the coin out of the capsule. It may be perfect or it may not be but I can't say for sure as I didn't purchase it new from RM, therefore selling as bullion.
Price : £910.00  plus post which will be £12.00.  Total cost : £922.00 posted.
 
Coin number two is a boxed 2009 £1 proof with CoA which I am selling as bullion to avoid disappointment. The £1 coin contains 19.61g of 22C gold.
For full disclosure : I've never had the coin out of the capsule but I didn't purchase it new from RM so I can't guarantee there are no marks on it, therefore selling as bullion.
Price : £1110.00  plus post which will be £18.00.  Total cost : £1128.00 posted.
 
Pics below. 
 
Absolutely no offers please  (for the benefit of those who don't seem to understand what "no offers" actually means.. 😊)

Hi All 
I'm back!
I have some sovereigns for sale all in mint condition. I have them in tubes so no capsules I'm afraid but I will bubble wrap them individually so well protected
Coronation ALL SOLD
2024 £455 each
sent RMSD FREE
Bank transfer - please put YSF name as reference
No returns
please PM to buy

I listen to precious metals commentators whilst I'm at work to while away the hours.
Some of my favourites are Marc Faber, Francis Hunt, David Hunter,Luke Gromen,Lyn Alden and Chris MacIntosh.
Don't mind Greg Mannarino although he's a bit repetitive, George Gammon is okay and I listen to Jim Willie for entertainment purposes.
The worst in my opinion are David Murrin,a deranged warmonger, David Morgan sends me to sleep,Hugh Hendry talks in riddles,Andrew Maguire just waffles on about nothing and Jim Rogers has had the same schtick for the last 20 years.
 

Yay !!
Got my seat in Seat 1B in the front row  
@James32 got there first and nabbed the window seat  

Damn Right, Look we only have a few weeks left before the moon.
As a P.S. Don't believe all that's on the tinterwebs. It'll be $10,000 🤣🤣🤣

For sale, 2x 2023 1oz QE2 Gold Brits, both originally bought from Atkinsons. Bank transfer only, UK only, dispatch within two working days.
1. (Coin on left) has some "copper spots" on the obverse, most notably the one at the bottom rear of the neck, but also some other tiny ones. £1895 + RMSD SOLD PENDING PAYMENT
2. (Coin on right) looks fine to my naked eye, but I'm not an expert. So no major mangling but selling as bullion. £1920 + RMSD SOLD PENDING PAYMENT
RMSD looks to be £17.95. No discount for buying both as they'll need to be sent separately anyway for insurance.
Payment on receipt may be available to very well established members at my discretion. As always I reserve the right to choose who to deal or not deal with.
Now with pictures

If you really want it I will keep it for you till payday. I am not in any hurry to sell.
Yes it is yours. Will PM you soon.

*July ‘24 YTD Gold vs global currencies