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Depends on personal circumstances 😊

No
Best way to stack silver is the secondary market

2023/2024, last year! 😊

2023/2024, last year! 😊

And now we're into the 24/25 tax year as of April 6th 2024 mate... 

2023/2024, last year! 😊

It's a good way to get exposure to the physical silver market. 
It's called scrap but often you find gorgeous pieces 😊

100%. Ingots and nice little collections can be bought for a bargain price too.

It's a good way to get exposure to the physical silver market. 
It's called scrap but often you find gorgeous pieces 😊

It's a good way to get exposure to the physical silver market. 
It's called scrap but often you find gorgeous pieces 😊

It's a good way to get exposure to the physical silver market. 
It's called scrap but often you find gorgeous pieces 😊

It's a good way to get exposure to the physical silver market. 
It's called scrap but often you find gorgeous pieces 😊

Kilo bars of silver are like gold ouncers.
Low premium 😊

Kilo bars of silver are like gold ouncers.
Low premium 😊

In my case yes, I'm quite sure most of the sellers don't place any orders right now but I'm willing to take the risk.

Kilo bars of silver are like gold ouncers.
Low premium 😊

Kilo bars of silver are like gold ouncers.
Low premium 😊

I agree. I really feel at current spot £800 is about right. But this is also what makes TSF special. It means we get bargains, so I can't complain!

Kilo bars of silver are like gold ouncers.
Low premium 😊

I don't really follow the silver charts, but just looked and £750 a kilo is cheap!

I don't really follow the silver charts, but just looked and £750 a kilo is cheap!

I posted today 10oz Britannia bars at £250 when the cheapest dealer has them at £330...
A stacker wouldn't be afraid of buying at the new high price but someone who buys to sell for a quick profit yes.
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I don't really follow the silver charts, but just looked and £750 a kilo is cheap!

I find it bonkers kilos are £750 on the forum, but £1000 at dealers. I feel we should be closer to £800 (which is a fraction under 10% premium), but I also understand the recent bull run is causing cautious investors (fear of the bear), including myself too!
The current forum rate of £750 kilos, basically shows we were better off buying scrap as @FriedrichVonHayek has stated in the current market.
As @Petra would say; keep buying!

Well, considering all I have for all the stress and annoyance is a £50 goodwill payment I think I need to reimburse myself with some additional ad-revenue by talking about how silly the Royal Mail actually are.