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PhilB

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  1. Beautiful coin. I would buy one if I didn't have one!
  2. No problem. I have a few silver already, but just couldn't resist the 5oz copper at that price. I saw the listing far too late!! All good thanks. Nice buy on your part! 😁
  3. 2x 5 Oz copper plz Sorry make that 1x 5 oz copper not 2.
  4. Haha I remember where i was when i saw that!!! lol
  5. Bump for great coin at great price! I love mine!
  6. Wow that libertad is beautiful. As is the Chilean. Love the European gold.... It's all nice. Great rare gold!
  7. These won't milk like your crummy Britts! What's wrong with you guys! £22 delivered to your door - you stacker can't go wrong! 😉
  8. Even though I already have some of these, how can I refuse such a great round at such a great price! Option 1 please.
  9. I have also considered similar issues and come to the conclusion that my overweight allocation to gold and gold stocks is made to preserve purchasing power in an inflationary environment, but also for gains ontop of maintaining the purchasing power to come from the royalty/mid tier producers held, and also from retaining a low fixed rate mortgage which can be paid off in future in devalued currency. If I was having to pay around 5 or 6% interest I would reconsider the strategy and I'm not sure which way I would go, but having the benefit of a 5yr fix taken below 2% rate, I'm looking for the capital debt to be eroded by inflation whilst my precious metals holding protect my repayment capital.
  10. The chf is certainly the strongest of fiat currencies and I do recall the Swiss central bank announcing a policy some years ago of weakening it due to the effect of the currency buying by market speculators. This deliberate weakening will have been in the 2019 period and can be seen on the chf:gold chart above. It does appear to be holding it's purchasing power relative to gold much better than any other fiat currently even following that planned devaluation. I recall the reason was due to the economic ucompetitiveness caused by being the only stable currency on a world of devaluing fiat currencies
  11. Hi I'd love the 2016 spade Guinea if still available. Thanks
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