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They are offering you spot price. There is a disconnect between the spot price and the physical price in smaller bars/rounds/coins but you'll probably struggle to get much more than spot for a bar that big.
Worth remembering as well that their real sale price is £3333.33 as one sixth will be VAT
FWIW, I'm not telling you you take the price. Just posting for info.
They are offering you spot price. There is a disconnect between the spot price and the physical price in smaller bars/rounds/coins but you'll probably struggle to get much more than spot for a bar that big.
Worth remembering as well that their real sale price is £3333.33 as one sixth will be VAT
FWIW, I'm not telling you you take the price. Just posting for info.
[Post edited 20 Jun 2023 17:35]
Yeah good point mate, was not really factoring in the VAT
They are offering you spot price. There is a disconnect between the spot price and the physical price in smaller bars/rounds/coins but you'll probably struggle to get much more than spot for a bar that big.
Worth remembering as well that their real sale price is £3333.33 as one sixth will be VAT
FWIW, I'm not telling you you take the price. Just posting for info.
[Post edited 20 Jun 2023 17:35]
Remember you posting about gold & silver a few years ago.
I bought a bit of each, sold the gold for same price, kept the silver in various bits, always felt like a good investment because of its value in medical etc. usage.
Remember you posting about gold & silver a few years ago.
I bought a bit of each, sold the gold for same price, kept the silver in various bits, always felt like a good investment because of its value in medical etc. usage.
That was about 10-15 years ago
I still have silver I bought for £9.50 per ounce VAT free from Guernsey. Gold recently reached an all time high with inflation (which obviously makes the gain irrelevant in terms of purchasing power).
I'm just regretting not listening to my mate who told me palladium would be the next big thing when it was about £350 per ounce. Now £1123
I still have silver I bought for £9.50 per ounce VAT free from Guernsey. Gold recently reached an all time high with inflation (which obviously makes the gain irrelevant in terms of purchasing power).
I'm just regretting not listening to my mate who told me palladium would be the next big thing when it was about £350 per ounce. Now £1123
I still have silver I bought for £9.50 per ounce VAT free from Guernsey. Gold recently reached an all time high with inflation (which obviously makes the gain irrelevant in terms of purchasing power).
I'm just regretting not listening to my mate who told me palladium would be the next big thing when it was about £350 per ounce. Now £1123
Bloodyell, time eh, we must have been enjoying ourselves ...
Never heard of Palladium (apart from the London one).
Sorry, how sure what you mean? That's the current spot price of Palladium.
The Guernsey thing was due to some sort of 'loophole' where under a certain amount (something like £17) you didn't need to pay VAT. So I would get coins delivered each in individual envelopes. I'm sure the postman loved me.
Sorry, how sure what you mean? That's the current spot price of Palladium.
The Guernsey thing was due to some sort of 'loophole' where under a certain amount (something like £17) you didn't need to pay VAT. So I would get coins delivered each in individual envelopes. I'm sure the postman loved me.
'Palladium is chemically like platinum, a substance studied by William Hyde Wollaston at his laboratory just off Fitzroy Square. He discovered palladium in residue from his platinum experiments. Many elements have been discovered in odd residues leftover when work was supposedly finished.
Wollaston did not trumpet his discovery but put palladium on sale under the name 'new silver' at a Mr and Mrs Forster's shop at 26 Gerrard Street and offered a huge £20 prize to anyone who could assemble it from other elements in front of witnesses. No one was able to claim the prize and Wollaston unmasked himself as the discoverer of palladium in 1805.'
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