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Fiat also being deflationary means you are also getting less gold teeth.

Elon Musk owns around a billion worth. Also hedge funds have bought, although, it’s probably not for some older people. I also know people who have became millionaires holding their coins, people take their gains and use it for hard assets like houses and gold and various type Lamborghinis.

Bitcoin is currently $41.,500

Or cashing out crypto gains

Was thinking that exact same thing Rob

You can also scroll through this website and check your coins, they may or may not be listed though. http://www.forgerynetwork.com

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/masked-machete-robbers-steal-huge-22726322.amp?fbclid=IwAR0fCsv0SBO2AI3SPVGbDTjRC7lPQImUgxDZ6Xcg126yI7o1smE20k_j4Jo

Baldwins auction archive www.baldwin.co.uk/auction-archive/

Unfortunately I’ve never heard of it.

Welcome back, just visiting?

Because in the state of Texas its perfectly legal to shill bid, just not in the rest of the world. I uploaded a video about Heritage that I had found on Youtube, it's in here somewhere, it's very eye opening. Located it for you. The guy eventually gets to coins further into the video, but you should watch it from the beginning.

Ask @NRP

Yep, I think so far its mostly been gold that's been sent

What about the V for A in MAG?

Chards have actually started sending gold for grading to NGC, I know this because I know the guy who's doing it 😉

Lol, surprise surprise

Built between 1733-46

Had a wee wander around town today and came across this church. I've passed it a few times but never went inside, what awaited inside was something else. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asam_Church,_Munich

I've said it many times, but why do LCA still insist not dragging themselves into the 21st Century with live bidding software, there's software out there that they don't even have to develop, now with the continuation of the pandemic and the probability of limited amounts of people meeting, it makes more sense than ever.

This story is a few years old, but this Cromwell shilling was sold by me on eBay to someone in Glasgow. I sent the coin with DPD from Dundee, it arrived into Germany over a weekend and was then eventually returned to their hub in Birmingham during the same weekend where it was never to be seen again, no refund from DPD as they said it was an antique which was prohibited. There is a small scratch in front of Ollies mouth which would help identify.

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Lol, you should literally watch a bit of YouTube, this overuse was born in America where its literally abused by nearly everyone right now, I literally think its taken the place of the word amazing in their vocabulary

I bought a calendar from an astrophotographer in the UK, total cost was £19 but he put £10 on the packet as value. DHL came and said you need to pay me €8,50 and I was scratching my head as to why he wanted money (I"d forgotten about the calendar as the photographer said it would be a little later down the road before posting) So I check the packet and see it was in fact the calendar, problem being that before tax is applied you are allowed up to €22 tax free, this Brexit is becoming a joke. I have coins sitting at Stanstead that I posted with Fedex priority, 24hr delivery, 5 days later they are still awaiting customs clearance, everything they wanted has been given to them, there is no need for this wait.

They shot themselves in the foot, far too greedy, excessive fees, changes to the feedback system, dispute system was always one sided, the list was endless, haven't used it in years to be honest