Paul

It's very close 

Can you price match ? @GoldDiggerDave said he'd knock a tenner off on a £5k spend 

 

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I’d say 300 mintage in the 2oz gold and price £5550 

That’s VERY inexpensive 🤣🤣

Tbc but I'd speculate it'll be between 250-350 in 2oz gold 

Thanks for posting
I am pretty certain it will look stunning in hand but those CGI jpegs don't do it the least bit of justice at all .
Get @Charliemouse to do the promo images 

Sell 1/4s here on the forum at even 96% and watch the Northern Irish emerald isle contingent of the forum identify as Usain Bolt ⚡⚡⚡

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Sell 1/4s here on the forum at even 96% and watch the Northern Irish emerald isle contingent of the forum identify as Usain Bolt ⚡⚡⚡

Also consider if you don't hold it you don't own it. 
And as I read in another thread someone paid for private treatment that would have taken years on the NHS to get done. Cashing in your shiny if you needed to if it improves your quality of life it will far outweigh an % gains or £ tax saved 
And on the flip side of bad health. Money spent on gold you have immediate access to and not locked up until retirement if you are young enough consider paying for the betterment and improvement of yourself wether its education, a new qualification, better tools, ability to employ/ expand, bigger premises, more cash available to grow your business, cash to relocate to a city or country of more potential or better tax rates
We are sold parrot-like from school pension pension pension save save save for old age. The more you save the more there's to take and asset strip you of in retirement and if you're in need of paid care 
Got to think for yourself and outside of the box these days 

Sell 1/4s here on the forum at even 96% and watch the Northern Irish emerald isle contingent of the forum identify as Usain Bolt ⚡⚡⚡

Also consider if you don't hold it you don't own it. 
And as I read in another thread someone paid for private treatment that would have taken years on the NHS to get done. Cashing in your shiny if you needed to if it improves your quality of life it will far outweigh an % gains or £ tax saved 
And on the flip side of bad health. Money spent on gold you have immediate access to and not locked up until retirement if you are young enough consider paying for the betterment and improvement of yourself wether its education, a new qualification, better tools, ability to employ/ expand, bigger premises, more cash available to grow your business, cash to relocate to a city or country of more potential or better tax rates
We are sold parrot-like from school pension pension pension save save save for old age. The more you save the more there's to take and asset strip you of in retirement and if you're in need of paid care 
Got to think for yourself and outside of the box these days 

They get highlighted here when it's appears in the Sun or similar. Amazing how many pets love cheap gold to

1819 sovereign is worth scrap/melt at best. Just look at the graded ones on NGC, no MS ones to be had
If anyone's selling, would be nice to have one just to keep the date run going I suppose 

1819 sovereign is worth scrap/melt at best. Just look at the graded ones on NGC, no MS ones to be had
If anyone's selling, would be nice to have one just to keep the date run going I suppose 

1819 sovereign is worth scrap/melt at best. Just look at the graded ones on NGC, no MS ones to be had
If anyone's selling, would be nice to have one just to keep the date run going I suppose 

Sell 1/4s here on the forum at even 96% and watch the Northern Irish emerald isle contingent of the forum identify as Usain Bolt ⚡⚡⚡

Chards have very low rates of buy back on fractional gold britannias
95.5% of spot on 1/2 oz britannias
95% of spot on 1/4 oz britannias

Gold will have to literally go to the moon to outperform a traditional pension scheme, I would strongly suggest getting professional financial advice.
For example my pension scheme I put in 40% of my base salary and my employer puts in 8%.  My contribution may look high but the nature of my work means only about half my monthly wages comes from my basic salary which is the only part that is pensionable.  I am in an 'at source scheme'. and my company add their contributions to my salary so I save 40% tax and 2% NI on the whole lot.  So the stocks & shares in my pension would have to more than half in value before I was in a loss, and even then due to my age a reasonable % of my pension is not in stocks and shares.
Appreciate if your in a private pension scheme and/or pay tax at the lower rate your risk exposure would be different, but consider you will never take a loss on any investment you have not exited.  Maybe buy gold or put your cash elsewhere as well as keeping your pension, so if the markets are in a poor state when you want to retire you can leave your pension and spend your savings/gold/other investments and wait out the market.  If were ever in the situation where the market is that bad investments are worthless we will be in a SHTF situation anyway and it will likely be a case of 'if you don't hold it you don't own it', and you will want physical gold not digital.  I think diversification is the key, reducing your contributions to invest elsewhere may be better then switching 'all-in' to gold.  If you are already of retirement age perhaps take your 25% to put into physical gold, without knowing more about your circumstances making suggestions is quite tricky though, so a healthy pinch of salt is required for everything I have said.
As @Silverlocks said, this is purely opinion and is in no way financial advice.  

Second deposit added to keep things on track 👍🏼

Doing a fun little comparison of dealer buy back prices (as published on their websites). 
I have also included what I see as competitive prices here on the silver forum for sellers. 
Makes for interesting reading for sure!
 
 

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