Can help but think that if you had put the Royal mint bar in the middle, what you would have🎉🎉. I love the 1 grammers, steady wins the race🙆♂️. Thanks for your insight 👌.
Great video mac d. Love the we 1gs you picked up bud. There a great purchase i think. Alot of people dont like the 1g golds but personally i think there great and will do well in the future and selling off one at a time for quick cash will be better than liquidating a bigger piece that u might not want to sell.
Thanks very much mate I appreciate it. I like the little gram bars and you can accumulate a nice collection for much less than just having a 1oz gold coin for example. I dunno perhaps that’s just me but don’t get me wrong I’d love an oz of gold some day. Cheers for watching😊
Dependending on your income and what you put aside to invest, you should buy as much as you can when you can, no time like the present 😉 i buy weekly but gona start doing it every two week too cut down on the delivery charges, even thinking monthly, keep to your budget and don't over spend, I've started a war chest aswell now, another Good video josh Hope your well
Nice one mate, I like buying little and often to itch the scratch of wanting to try and get more gold and silver so I totally get it and wise words mate completely agree with you. Thanks as always mate, all good and hope you’re doing well aswell
I try to procure during opportune moments within the month, having acquired a british King George IV and british veil head Queen Victoria sovereign during the recent 2300 USD dip myself. The pursuit of timing acquisitions can be excessively indulged, there exist numerous stackers proclaiming their abstention from gold until it reaches 1600-1800 USD an event most unlikely in my candid opinion. I wholeheartedly concur with your wisdom regarding fractional pieces, it will not be long before fractional will constitute the only affordable choice for the majority. Delightful video, Josh.
I have a set amount of money I put aside for gold each month. With the recent “sticker shock” I’ve gravitated away from bullion to graded gold numismatics whose price isn’t highly correlated to gold. Affordable (to me) semi-key dates and condition rarity.
I don’t, in all honesty I don’t really know much about them. 9ct is sitting around £19 per gram at the moment so I’d imagine there will be high premiums on the 9ct coins?
@@macdonaldbullion it's just 1 gram 9ct coin 40pound or a 80 1gram 24ct bar there's a 30 pound loss on the bar if u were to scrap and a 20 pound loss on the coin its confusing is 9ct gold the new junk silver lol
@@JamieWhite-z2b up to you mate, I think I’d probably just stick with the regular gram gold bars from the refineries unless that could be bought closer to spot, imagine they’d be a bit trickier to sell with the premium but interesting to see nonetheless
I haven't fully made up my mind with gold (l lean more to silver colours) but won't deny the positives of gold purely for intention to preserve wealth. The 1g is a lot more accessible in my eyes, and you can sell according to how much you want instead of a huge lump with "waste" cash if that makes sense?
Hi mate😊 You can pick gold 1oz Britannias up now and again for 1-2% from private sales for sure. Dealers wise krugerrands can be picked up at less than 1%. Chards are doing a decent deal on those here www.chards.co.uk/1-oz-krugerrand-gold-coin/one-ounce-krugerrand-bullion/558
@@macdonaldbullion yeah I use chards I find them the cheapest but it’s still 3% over spot for Britannia’s I don’t really want kruggerands for cgt reason thanks though
@@jonodunn2592 I understand. I find Hatton garden metals usually do good deals on Britannias at 2.5%, theyre out currently but they regularly do deals like that 👍🏻
Dollar cost averaging and buying the dips, in my opinion because even if you’re extremely wealthy you can have buyers remorse. I wouldn’t be surprised to see gold hit $10,000/oz in my lifetime and possibly even $3,000 by the end of the year if it continues with this momentum!
Can help but think that if you had put the Royal mint bar in the middle, what you would have🎉🎉.
I love the 1 grammers, steady wins the race🙆♂️.
Thanks for your insight 👌.
Absolutely Jamie! I like them too, little and often in my view. It’ll add up nicely this year I think. Thank you😊
Great video mac d. Love the we 1gs you picked up bud. There a great purchase i think. Alot of people dont like the 1g golds but personally i think there great and will do well in the future and selling off one at a time for quick cash will be better than liquidating a bigger piece that u might not want to sell.
Thanks very much mate I appreciate it. I like the little gram bars and you can accumulate a nice collection for much less than just having a 1oz gold coin for example. I dunno perhaps that’s just me but don’t get me wrong I’d love an oz of gold some day. Cheers for watching😊
Dependending on your income and what you put aside to invest, you should buy as much as you can when you can, no time like the present 😉 i buy weekly but gona start doing it every two week too cut down on the delivery charges, even thinking monthly, keep to your budget and don't over spend, I've started a war chest aswell now, another Good video josh Hope your well
Nice one mate, I like buying little and often to itch the scratch of wanting to try and get more gold and silver so I totally get it and wise words mate completely agree with you. Thanks as always mate, all good and hope you’re doing well aswell
Brilliant video i love the shiny ✨ stuff 🧲⚓️👍
Thank you mate, always nice to see shiny things😁
I try to procure during opportune moments within the month, having acquired a british King George IV and british veil head Queen Victoria sovereign during the recent 2300 USD dip myself. The pursuit of timing acquisitions can be excessively indulged, there exist numerous stackers proclaiming their abstention from gold until it reaches 1600-1800 USD an event most unlikely in my candid opinion. I wholeheartedly concur with your wisdom regarding fractional pieces, it will not be long before fractional will constitute the only affordable choice for the majority. Delightful video, Josh.
Interesting view toga, I agree totally. Thank you for watching 😊
..the best time to buy gold is when you have enough money..😅
I have a set amount of money I put aside for gold each month. With the recent “sticker shock” I’ve gravitated away from bullion to graded gold numismatics whose price isn’t highly correlated to gold. Affordable (to me) semi-key dates and condition rarity.
Just wanted to no do u collect the 9crt gold coins I see lots on ebay for about the 40 pound mark was thinking in getting a couple
I don’t, in all honesty I don’t really know much about them. 9ct is sitting around £19 per gram at the moment so I’d imagine there will be high premiums on the 9ct coins?
@@macdonaldbullion it's just 1 gram 9ct coin 40pound or a 80 1gram 24ct bar there's a 30 pound loss on the bar if u were to scrap and a 20 pound loss on the coin its confusing is 9ct gold the new junk silver lol
@@JamieWhite-z2b up to you mate, I think I’d probably just stick with the regular gram gold bars from the refineries unless that could be bought closer to spot, imagine they’d be a bit trickier to sell with the premium but interesting to see nonetheless
I haven't fully made up my mind with gold (l lean more to silver colours) but won't deny the positives of gold purely for intention to preserve wealth. The 1g is a lot more accessible in my eyes, and you can sell according to how much you want instead of a huge lump with "waste" cash if that makes sense?
Would love to know where you can get Britannia’s 1% over spot that’s unheard of
Hi mate😊 You can pick gold 1oz Britannias up now and again for 1-2% from private sales for sure. Dealers wise krugerrands can be picked up at less than 1%. Chards are doing a decent deal on those here www.chards.co.uk/1-oz-krugerrand-gold-coin/one-ounce-krugerrand-bullion/558
@@macdonaldbullion yeah I use chards I find them the cheapest but it’s still 3% over spot for Britannia’s I don’t really want kruggerands for cgt reason thanks though
@@jonodunn2592 I understand. I find Hatton garden metals usually do good deals on Britannias at 2.5%, theyre out currently but they regularly do deals like that 👍🏻
@@macdonaldbullion thanks I’ll have a look
There are certain methods to get under spot price. If you sign up for amex cashback card you get 5% back on with l purchases with their current promo
Dollar cost averaging and buying the dips, in my opinion because even if you’re extremely wealthy you can have buyers remorse. I wouldn’t be surprised to see gold hit $10,000/oz in my lifetime and possibly even $3,000 by the end of the year if it continues with this momentum!
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