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I believe Julian Assange summarised the current situation.

Abandoned?

Nice but would rather the XU1,GTHO or RT Charger from the same era! With almost similar pricing !!!

Wanted to swap/trade Western Australian Swan River Colony 150 Anniversary 1829-1979 4 coin/medallion set for $150 or 3 x low grade crowns or 10 x Australian 1966 50’s

Eight guys No way! I am almost sure I saw Spannermonkey with similar ones under each arm as he cycled down by the Queen Victory Markets. Maybe it was someone else

Waited a few months without success rejoined as “dollars2” ☹️

Insert Real estate, collectables … scary concept being promoted here. Perhaps taxation of unrealised gains will solve this “problem”!!!

I believe at some point the junior resource companys and exploration plays will provide an important signal.

No doubt, as with the Hunt Brothers, they will “change” the “rules”

The only concern I see is the professIonal grading cost In relation to the realistic coin value! High grade valuable coins where the grading cost is negligible in the overall value it would make sense. @ SG if you are able / willing to disclose what was your cost for organising grading &...

Having a clean up and thinking (procrastinating) about “slabing” and storing solutions for some of the better coins I have lying around. ( ie Some of the better Crowns, hi grade Predecimal and rarer dates, a selection of error bits and pieces, GEM 1966 50’s …etc) Have any members had any...

Thank you SG. Did the google search earlier and watched the Bullion Now video unfortunately didn’t mention the dimensions.

Do any members have the correct dimensions for the Perth mint 1 oz gold bar in tamper proof packing? One available local possible /probably fake just want to check no local bullion dealers to verify with XRF!

Yes TPTB keep shaking the tree. Volatility sure making it uncomfortable for the general stacker community . No doubt some traders in derivatives markets are using advanced strategies to position themselves to profit handsomely whichever way the price moves.

@alor You can appreciate that this technology obviously originated in a country with enhanched engineering capabilities. In Australia we would have used “tek screws” as the fasteners!!!