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So, on the 08th of february just two days before you posted Glencore were at 95.38p. Yesterday they hit £3.07 before falling to £3 each so more than tripled in ten months. Just saying..... Sirius Minerals (SXX on AIM) look interesting. In essence they want to build a mine in Yorkshire, mine a multi nutrient fertiliser and sell it globally. Reserves of their potash could be good for over 100 years. This video covers the details... http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/business/business-news/sirius-minerals-watch-how-potash-12246715 There is obviously risk and I doubt the 20p per share price will move north for a while but if this has more than trebled in five years time I won't be very surprised. Anyway I've put my money where my mouth is buying in at 18.75p the other day. My biggest single AIM based investment ever. Interestingly the shares were 50p before the company had guaranteed stage one financing for it's proposed mine. Existing shareholders were offered extra shares at a discounted rate of 20p (the offer price). The company then confirms that they have stage one finance to begin their project and the shares plunge to below 20p. Lots and lots of shorting has been going on but for a 5 to 10 year investment this could do very well. It's also noce to see some serious investment in the North of England. We all know it needs it! Been trading in and out of Lloyds a lot these last few months due to their volatility and doing OK. Anyone else have any thoughts about current investments?
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The condition is absolutely appalling and he's being blatently dishonest in his listing. But come on... Mo posting to Merseyside. I'm sure ebay wouldn't approve!
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1827-UNRECORDED-IN-MY-BOOK-THIRD-FARTHING-HIGH-GRADE-almost-200yrs-Old-/252667235317?hash=item3ad4240bf5%3Ag%3AcRUAAOSwImRYEgOu No deliveries to Merseyside!!! LMFAO!
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I'm in total agreement. When I first started reading about TPG's on here and how it was as 'American thing' I thought at the time that it would catch on. After all, globalisation isn't going anywhere and so many things from the US eventually catch on over here it was pretty much guaranteed that interest in grading would increase. It's a damned shame IMHO that we don't have a truly independent and respected UK based TPG specialising in UK coins though.
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Totally understand. I'm not questioning the competence or even integrity of the guys who used to grade for CGS. Really I'm questioning the reputation and integrity of LCGS. As has already been stated they're not a true third party grader as they're clearly not independent due to their links with London Coins. The other concern I'd have is that CGS and now LCGS are not respected on the global stage in the way PCGS and NGC are etc. I have a few I want slabbed, they'll now be going to PCGS or NGC as LCGS have no credibility to me.
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I guess you need to sit down and ask yourself if you think that LCGS will ever become a respected TPG? Do you trust the people behind it to build a trusted company? Each to their own, but after what has just happened with CGS I think I'd avoid them. Or to look at it another way, can you tell me of a valid reason to use LCGS? I ask because right now, I'm struggling when there are respected TPG's who are far more likely to still be respected in the future. All IMHO of course.
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They'd refund immediately I assume. The moment word gets around that they don't refund fakes is the moment they lose credibility and a lot of business.
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UK banks are not doing much at present. Made a little bit trading in and out of HSBC with the generous dividend helping to a degree etc But won't be retiring any time soon. Anyone else looking at anything interesting?
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EU referendum - in or out?
Mynki replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
I'm not hearing too much support for the remain campaign either Rob. Right now I think we probably will leave. Friends of mine were telling me why we should leave the other week whilst discussing Somalian immigrants here in the UK. They looked surprised when I pointed out that if we're in or out you'll still have Somalian immigrants entering the UK... Ah well... -
Asking on behalf of a friend, does anyone know any reputable dealers who has authenticated sovereigns from RMS Douro please? Thanks in advance
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George II 1758 Shilling
Mynki replied to coinkat's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Both LC and CC have nice examples of these for sale at present. I've got my eye on one right now. We shall see... -
Well HSBC are annoying me. They went from £4.30 to £4.75 quite quickly and are now down to around £4.30 again. Taking into consideration their dividend they look under priced to me but just won't shift upwards. I've been using bullion vault a little bit but I don't know how much more gold will climb. I keep thinking about buying dollars too a taking a punt on Brexit etc. I'm off to South Africa very soon. A couple of friends own private hunting reserves out there. They got involved in game ranching, one of them in a very big way and started breeding line bred antelope for the game hunting industry and the price of their stock rocketed. I had the opportunity to invest in the most random of alternative investments there but it all resembles tulip mania a bit too much to me. It will be interesting to see how his black impala and golden wildebeest are doing these days. We also looked at buying a holiday home on the coast there. Glad we pulled out of that one though as the RSA government changed legislation making it possible for them to reposes property owned by Johnny Foreigner.
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I'll pm you later when not on my phone.
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I had the listing pulled earlier. Ebay are fantastically strict on what can and can not be stated in a listing. Theirs breached two biggies. Personally i I don't think they expected to sell them for that price. I believe they were listed to draw people to their ebay shop and facebook group. If you check their feedback they appear to be moving very low grade to low grade inventory.
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EU referendum - in or out?
Mynki replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Answer me this... Do the faceless bureaucrats tell me what house and car I can buy? Tell me where I can go on holiday? Who I can be friends with? What hobbies and interests I can pursue? Do they get in the way of either of my jobs? Do they affect my health, wealth and love life? If so, please explain in detail how so. Lets assume we do come out of the EU and I'm starting to think we may. Imagine all of that red tape imposed by these faceless bureaucrats for a moment, do you really think it will all just vanish. Will it all be improved? If people want to live in a nation with genuine 'sovereignty' then they should move to North Korea....