FlorinCollector

First of all, Welcome to stacking! And i agree with the people above. I can't answer your question. I do recognize your method in mine though. I had no idea what I was doing when I started stacking. I bought silver and sold some on highs, then realizing I had to buy more silver with my winnings when the price was even higher, and eventually (after making some profit) i ended up with less silver in weight for the same price I started with. 🤔
So i do have a couple questions for you.
1: What will you do with the money you now save each month if you won't buy any more silver? (Invest? let the bank hold it? spend it on life?)
2: How long will you sit back, and what will you be waiting for? (Will you hold it forever or sell at a certain point?)
 
In other words, I think you need a strategy. And your strategy will answer your question.
 

Hallo liebe Silber und Goldfreunde,
da das Wetter draußen nicht gerade einladend ist habe ich ein paar Fotos
gemacht die ich mit euch teilen möchte. Viel Spaß beim Schauen und Grüße vom Maxe. 
Hoffentlich langweilen euch meine Bilder nicht, habe gerade richtig Lust.
 
Den Anfang machen Schiffe, die nie auf den Meeren fuhren.










Ich liebe diese schönen Serien aus Ruanda, original verschweißt sind die sehr edel.





Die Aliens in BU und Antik Finish finde ich auch sehr gut gelungen, auch der Tiger der Komsco in PP ist super.






Sehr gut gelungen sind auch die Restrikes aus China in BU und Antik Finish.






Und zum Abschluss noch etwas für die Goldfreunde, Gold aus Deutschland, 12g Goldmark, 3,89g Deutscher Wald und heimische Vögel und 1/2oz Einigkeit.



 










 
 
 

This line being broken is negative
Losing the 200dma around the start of August is negative
It looks as though sub $20 is far more likely next than $30+, which if you like to buy silver is positive 
 

In Jan 1980, silver was £18.22 oz.
In Jan 1990, it was £3.17 oz.
In Jan 2000, it was £3.12 oz.
In Feb 2010, it was £10.22 oz.
In Jan 2020, it was £13.86 oz.
Average Jan/Feb price over 4 decades is £9.70 oz. Is the price manipulated or is that fair market value? 

@Paul not bad at all 😎
@Booky586 I used to feel that way but i’m more convinced everyday in the long term we will do well so I hope for price drops at any point  

I sold some gold yesterday and bought platinum today.
It's all luck and it generally balances out 👍

£1,269. Nice dip hopefully continues into next week for payday!

£1,269. Nice dip hopefully continues into next week for payday!

@Paul not bad at all 😎
@Booky586 I used to feel that way but i’m more convinced everyday in the long term we will do well so I hope for price drops at any point  

X3 2017 sovereigns bu bought today, +3% over spot locally. Can't complain

£1,269. Nice dip hopefully continues into next week for payday!

£1,269. Nice dip hopefully continues into next week for payday!

The thing is, there is so much happening in the world at the moment. It's almost impossible to analyse. I think one thing we can all agree on is fiat is a worrying call at the moment so try and spread it around as much as possible. 

The mandolorian came out yesterday, all sold out in 4 hours now selling on fleabay for double the price, glad I bought three of them.

Just my 'Aussie' gold.......
 

It should be unless there's an exclusion list with the taxes issue but all lime have shipped to Florida free and pretty fast for the distance.

My second one is spare but the shipping and taxes would not make it viable to scotland.

Hunters By Night 2021 Eagle Owl - Obsidian Black Proof


 

There are presently 2 halo characters, I have three with a second master Sargent.
 

Epic quote from another current gold thread
"I wouldn't buy any gold at the present, it's too high and it will go higher"

Post a picture of a coin with ties or commemorates 9/11…

Hi All 
Just got my latest credit card statement through for the month and notice announcement that looks like it may apply for purchasing gold/silver  
Photo attached below, but will type out also for those viewing on phones
" Changes to Cash transaction types
From 15th October 2021, certain cash-like transactions will be treated as cash transactions instead of Card purchases:
Sending money order or wire transfers (other than balance transfers or money transfers). Buying coins, bank notes or digital currency Paying government or court fines, enforcement penalties, fees or costs Online trading such as share dealing or investments Purchasing or topping up electronic money, payment cards, mobile wallets or account dashboard services We may charge you a cash fee for making them
You'll no longer earn cashback on these if you do now
See statement Summary Box for fees and charges applicable to your account "
 
These changes are on my Bank of Scotland credit card, but as it falls under the Lloyds banking group the likes of Lloyds, Halifax, and MBNA i would assume these changes will. 
Normally when big changes like this happen, the other providers follow suit 
 
Shame for this to happen, i used to like building IHG mastercard points for a free break away each year buying my bullion, fuel & shopping with my credit card, also could fund an in demand Royal Mint 2oz gold or Queens Beast gold completers using my credit card and then spreading the costs of them over a year with a balance transfer 
Looks like the beloved bank are trying to sap more sweat & fees from the great unwashed who used their services  
Although it doesn't reference gold/precious metals specifically, i am 90% sure it probably will 
Anyone know for sure if it will apply to buying gold/silver ? work inside bank/credit card company ??

An estimation from me would be between £1390 and £1460.

As i said on this forum before  its a coin, i havent bought hitlers pubes and mounted them
Not sure if the coin had anything to do with the abuse  

Sounds like a good plan. As you are not in the UK i can't comment on some of it but believe the speculation on QB's is a good bet. Maybe even try the gold quarter ounce queens beasts. As they are bullion but also seem to be gaining premium. No chance of milk spots or anything also. So should be sound for good appreciation over time. Worst case scenario is you sell at bullion. And lose small premium paid. 
I think with the gold 1 oz krugs you could also switch it up. I know they are cheap but if you could get another 1oz coin for say £10-£20 more with a chance of premium growing over time. Its not much of a gamble and you could get more long term than just spot. 
E.g.
About 23 quid difference but the krug will only return spot in the future with maybe a few % over but the bull has every chance to be a smaller mintage QB as a lot of people don't like the design which in turn means it might be more sought after. For the 20 odd quid difference it could be worth it.