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You must buy gold in 2024 because of the UK and USA elections
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- sorry for the quality of the close up work i used my gopro hero12 and it did not focus very well. i put photo's at the end using my apple15pro.
the world is in a strange place ATM so my advice (not an expert) is to buy some gold. you may have your own idea,s and views everyone is different.
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smoggy34inscotland@outlook.com
hello west west Australia. just bought my first sovereign at 19! A London mint 1872.
@@detective_orange6280 great age to start . Buy 1 every month or when you can afford it and they will make you a good pension top up or even let you retire early. Well done. Don’t over pay on the “mint” ones. Great place to live. See display in video 13 degrees and it’s mid summer :(
Well done mate. Keep it up
Greetings from America. Thank you for inviting us to learn some more about your coins.
QUEEN ELIZABETH II,” the year of mintage, and “THE EAST INDIA COMPANY,” identifying the striking mint.
The reverse design showcases the Spade Guinea Shield, surrounded by “GUINEA,” “999.9 GOLD, and “1/4 OUNCE,” referring to the coin’s purity, metal content, and weight.
While I can’t send a photo here you be interested in the above mentioned coin.
They can be purchased from SD Bullion. I myself just purchased 2 and they are quite nice.
All the best to you Sir.
Time for banks ro keep silver bars in volume......Then revaluation of silver ...from yellow gold to silver ratio.....1 : 8.
Silver price ro be consider as white gold....
So holders of physical gold and silver will be rich......but the central banks has to act fast.....
Sold all of my sovereigns. Not much of a demand, and therefore, not much of a return, in my area.
Sovereign’s are not for everyone. Hope you bought something nice.
Nowadays gold mining by nature the nature supply is for every 1 oz of gold. being mine miners will find 8 oz of silver.......
Now cost of production for every oz of silver is very high...... about usd 1 000......
Labour and equiptment production cost very high.........
Govt.still sleeping....
I love a Sov, we are so lucky we still have them around. Cool video my friend.
Beautiful gold
Always impressed with your sovereign bulk buys smoggy. Trying to buy a minimum of 1 a month for my collection. Haven’t taken the plunge with the best buys yet but once I have the specific dates I’m after I may start!
For everyone saying they wish they could afford to buy sovereigns I completely understand. With the world wide economy being so unstable it's hard to find the money to buy these coins. I found a way by selling scrap metal. To be successful you have to have multiple sources or places where the scrap metals can be acquired. I've made relationships with businesses that allow me to get different types of metals for scrapping, including copper. Whenever I sell a load I use that money to purchase whatever gold (and silver) it will buy. It only took me about 8 months to acquire 156 Troy ounces of silver and a little over 3 Troy ounces of gold. By using the scrap metals proceeds I don't have to worry about trying to budget purchases from my regular job salary. Just a thought I wanted to share.
@@bevsman3284 great idea. I’ve been selling off David Bowie stuff from the loft and buying silver and Gold. Recently I just buy Gold.
Nice buy! FYI: Queen Victoria soveriegn, it’s called the old head/veiled head ( the coin where she has the veil over her head) the one you call the crown head is actually called the Jubilee head :)
@@goldengoose4985 thanks for the info. I should take the time to learn more but I just buy for the gold. Good to do on a rainy day and we get plenty in Scotland
Silver is at 60% of its all time high, gold is at or around its all time, silver is a great option
In the U.K. we pay 20% tax on new silver. Secondhand silver is a good buy at spot or below.
Lovely. Those older modern Sovs are a nice golden hue.
And you can touch them as they are well fingered. However I like copper so don’t mind the 2024 sovereign’s.
I will say I love the British Sovereigns. Beautiful coins that have history and a decent amount of gold in them.
Well then we are cousins then. My ancestry is from
Brechin, Angus, Scotland.
@@user-lw2sh4ss7o sadly not I’m English from the north east “smoggy” is Middlesbrough. Living in Scotland for 16 years
nice! sadly no alberts this time...
Why do you buy your sovereigns from Atkinsons instead of Chards?
@@lawrencechard5914postage is included and generally cheaper. Great service and I love the tracker on your account. I tend to stick with companies I have delt with before. I have bought from Chards in the past. I’ve even bought from bullion by post and got free silver from them (lol) I assume your from Chards
Atkinsons is cheaper
@@smoggydrones5664 I am Lawrence Chard, as my username suggests, so Chards is from me, rather than me being from Chards. Most of the time, we are cheaper even aqfter allowing for "free" postage, Iwonder how much extra the "free" silver cost you from BbP? When you price compare our pre-owned bullion sovereigns with Atkinsons, it is not a like-for-like comparison. Ours are guaranteed genuine, and we have a stricter quality control on them compared with most of our competitors, who often include very worn and highly polished ex-jewellery coins.
Did you see my message from over a month ago about the risk and danger of revealing your address in TH-cam videos (even if you do not keep your coins at home)?
@@goldengoose4985 On some products like pre-owned sovereigns, but see my response above to Smoggy.
You can tell with the sovereigns in what head it is as the heads change direction with the new monarch, george is left and Edward is right victoria is left elizabeth is right so charles is left 👍
Im thinking of converting some savings to gold but with gold being at such a high price, i worry that it could drop down in price sometime , is this something people worry about it?
@@Jd-mg4yu in theory yes Gold could fall but if it did would soon bounce back that is what history tells us. Only buy gold if you can just leave it alone for 5+ years. Gold and especially silver are long term investments. When buying gold watch out for high premiums in the small stuff. In the U.K. gold avoids VAT (tax) and if it’s legal tender you don’t pay CGT when you cash in. Each country or in USA each state has different rules. Do your homework. I prefer sovereigns as they are well known and can be bought in half and full sovereigns so cheaper than a 1oz coin. In U.K. I buy from Atkinsons which are the best dealer in the U.K. but others are ok. Don’t buy more than 15-20% of your cash wealth or other investments. Mine is more than this but that’s my choice.
The very best of luck
@@smoggydrones5664 thanks for replying. I am thinking of getting some half or full sovereigns like you said but as I don't know much about gold coins, does it matter what years you get, or is any sovereigns ok to get? What do you mean about high premiums in the small stuff, and what should I be looking to pay for a sovereign? I've been looking at both gold and silver coins from various sites but although I do like the silver coins too i find you lose a lot more money with silver if you wanted to sell them in the future. Also can you only buy coins online by card? Thanks for the advice and sorry for all the questions.
Well, your lucky, better to be able to afford to buy the coins than know their names. I know the names but can’t afford any, any more 😊
@@goldengoose4985 I’m sure you get pleasure in other ways.
Sovereighns are the best, I try to buy one a week if I can, I've just started buying proof special years as they are low mints so try to so don't get as many, keep buying as much as you can guys even if it's fractional or half sovereighns or full ones just stack hard 😉
@@Averagestakka82 fractional premiums suck I would not go lower than a half sovereign TBH
@smoggydrones5664 yh I understand but golds gold at the end of the day, everybody has their own preferences pr budget especially them that carnt afford to buy sovereighns , I don't care what size it is I still buy, premiums suck but if that's your only option then so be it we will still buy 😉 tavex do a 1gram bar at a great price which is good for small stackers that want to have some gold in their collection, not everybody is as fortunate as you smoggy you lucky guy 👍
@@Averagestakka82 not lucky I am just careful. I don’t smoke, drink little and don’t loose thousands on a new car. I love my 7 year old Volvo. Paid cash so no loans. No credit cards etc etc
@smoggydrones5664 you and me both I don't dink I do smoke occasionally, I have no dept no loans no cars on finance, I have a 19 year old volvo which I wouldn't change for anything, like most tho we have bills we have family and rent to pay food to put on the table, we carnt just go out and buy 5 sovereighns at a time, most people struggle with one a month so fractional is the only way in for some, I get payed well and good bonuses, but most people are on low income so for them I would say buy small but regular stick to your budget, don't over spend, careful is the way forward, you have some good looking coins there smoggy
Those capsules look like Air-Tites.
TH-cam mustn't have liked my previous comment on this video.
@@daviniarobbins9298 send it to my email or say it another way
@@smoggydrones5664 Email sent.
Sounds like to me your video is more about putting a negative opinion on conservatives than your little gold coins. People are tired of the progressive policies and our of control spending that has caused the inflation we are currently living with (at least in America).
10:22 nice sovereigns. Get yourself a loop👀
Do you mean "loupe"?
@@lawrencechard5914 I did Lawrence my mistake😩
@@ShinyPreciousMetals
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Wish I could afford sovereigns every month.
@@daviniarobbins9298 just buy whenever you can even half sovereigns. However don’t buy fractional gold as these attract high premiums
@@smoggydrones5664 Fractional gold britannias barely have any
@@justgold1very true but I prefer a half sovereign to a 1/10th Brit just due to size. The 1/10 is so small!
@@justgold1 For 1/10th gold coins to break even the spot price needs to go up £250. For a sovereign the spot price needs to go up about £60 or so to break even.
I still buy fractional when I can though which isn't often.
@@davisstevied Yes I can understand that, I only buy them in blisters, they would be so easy to lose
Ok I sold all my gold.
@@WvhKerkhof good time to sell with it being high. Hope you bought something nice
Lol… ‘that’s a 1974, a young Queen Victoria’. Look up when Queen Victoria died! It’s a youngish Queen Elizabeth! Potential New subscriber gone!
@@simonrowe3124 this type of video is done in one take so often contain silly errors. Obviously it was QE and not QV. shame that’s all it took to put you off subscribing. I’m a stacker. I don’t recommend watching any others as they will contain other silly mistakes. Perfection is a rare thing. Have a good day and a great weekend and fingers crossed for England football team. If you want Spain then I wish them well and hope the match is not won on a mistake.
Good grief mate. He clearly knows Victoria was an 1800s monarch.
@@ozyrob1 Although she did not die until 1901!
Lovely Sovereign coins, great idea to invest in gold, fiat currency will fail for sure...
I do prefer Britannia's coins over sovereign's, but nothing wrong with sovereign too... 🪙
@@bornforfreetaxtothedeath..7542 britannias are very nice I have a few 1oz and a few 1/2 oz gold coins. Any less than this premiums start to get expensive. Any gold is good (lol)