I’d probably sell anything with those milkspots and take the profits. Seemingly the new stuff doesn’t have that issue. Technically you can get those milkspots off by cleaning them which might be ok for the bullion

Even the £1note back then was worth something

Hi I have just come across your video on the 1983 Irish coins I found it very interesting, I do have the 1986 50p and all the other 50 p coin it now feel I want to complete the collection so you have got me started. Thank you. Les

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I think a lot of silver stackers have quit in the last 13 years because the price of silver just won't go up. Gold and Bitcoin, on the other hand, have risen nicely over the past 13 years. So whether you should sell silver depends on whether you want to wait for silver to rise. Personally, I would sell some silver and buy some gold and leave some silver as well.

You can ask whatever you want but asking and getting are two different things. I am based in Dublin and bought around 80 ounces recently, average price was around €31.50 per oz. You might sell the odd coin at €35 but I’d imagine it would take a really long time to get rid of it all. Do you really want the hassle of selling one coin at a time - I wouldn’t. I’d say you should hold onto it. You are right though - hard to say what’s gonna happen after 20/01/25.

Just found your channel from KZbin recommended excellent nice to see another numismatics channel .

Did you hear that this series was to include £100 note featuring Grace O' Malley the pirate queen ? It was gearing up to be another masterpiece but was never issued.

The designs inside the digit's are probably meant to be wraiths. Yeats was a spiritualist.

i have some but a my reseach they ha no silver or i looked the wrong thing . thank you .

Nice coins; the penny is beautiful and lovely grade. Can't believe someone would pay 300 euro for the James Joyce one can easy get it for 100-120. Happy new year!

very nice Irish penny

Happy New Year

Nice pickups. Happy New Year to you & yours.

Happy New Year man.

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Well done on your 13 years. Great videos 👍

The euro is collapsing . Dont sell unlessssssss you are putting that money into property land or gold

Hola, la sub esfera de 24hrs, no tiene relación con el cronografo?? Es solo para indicar dia/noche? Saludos!

never mind what everyone else thinks do what is best for you you would have no problem finding buyers

Silver is the new gold so hold.

Not a huge fan of Morgan dollars but a Morgan with smooth cheeks is something else.

Not taking profit is my biggest mistake in investing so far on my own personal self judgement.

The fear is obviously "Should have at 34.50, it's around 30 and I don't want it to go down MORE" right? COMEX says November is a down month, December is up. New folks have a cost avg around 30. Possible Biden, Harris pumped prices, Trump's win cooled prices; right? Trumps econ plan, do you think it will dent inflation or national debt or CPI? You know the factors I'm sure, just maybe let me remind you of one you might forgotten. Nuclear Futures impact. Batteries impact. Supply excess or deficit? Only do a Dump All on a peak not a valley - I'd wait. 1 month minimum.

Nope! Wait as the party is just getting started.

Yeah, if you think Silver is an "investment" in the sense of one that is supposed to provide you a guaranteed material return, you should sell it immediately and never buy it again. Silver is money, and it's only an "investment" in the sense of a place to park or hold your wealth or purchasing power over very long periods of time (i.e. 30 to 50 year time-frames). Anyone trying to buy and sell in to and out of the Silver market doesn't understand the metals or what they actually possess. It is money by nature and money in a practical sense in sound money environments. It is monetary wealth insurance in unsound money environments like we have today, and it remains a decent hedge against inflation, so long as you're thinking in 30 to 50 year time-frames. Anything less than that, and it will be increasingly hit or miss as to how well it does things like hedge inflation. Incidentally, Silver is simply the change maker for Gold, so Gold is actually the superior money and the superior monetary wealth insurance. The WSDC or Wealth Storage Density Capacity of both metals makes them worth holding in the long-term, but Gold's WSDC will always be better, as it is a more perfect exemplification of the nature of money. I would only sell out of part of my Silver for emergencies, and I would try to insulate my core position in Silver with cash and smaller stacks of metal that I was more willing to sell off. I would try to avoid equivocating on the word "Investment" and decide whether I understood much about the metals or not by coming to a conclusion about just what kind of investment they are. Definition #1 - a mere commodity purchased that is expected to provide you some material return in the short to medium term OR Definition #2 - Money and/or monetary wealth insurance that is meant to preserve your purchasing power over very long periods of time. Based upon which one I landed on, I'd sell out completely or try to find ways to avoid selling unless or until it became absolutely necessary to the basic maintenance of your life and existence. Enjoy! 🤣😂 Incidentally, if you want Silver to be an investment, I suggest that you buy Silver art pieces or genuine high cost numismatic coins. That kind of Silver can be legitimately termed an investment by the first definition. Silver will go down, and it will also go up. It is impossible for it not to go up in terms of fiat currencies that, by their nature, must devalue over time. Right now, every single currency on the planet is a fiat currency, so Silver will necessarily rise over time. All fiat currencies eventually fail though, so as fiat currencies around the world collapse in the coming decades (however long it takes), Silver will rise in relation to that. It will do so in nominal terms and in real terms, though no one can say how much or to what degree its actual purchasing power will increase. It may only increase slightly, but it's also possible that it will increase dramatically, particularly if a different tack is taken related to money and fiat currencies. A few principles - Don't trust governments. Don't trust fiat currencies backed by governments. Don't have all of your wealth denominated in weightless US dollars, British pounds, or EU eruos. Always keep a significant amount of purchasing power outside of and fiat fractional reserve banking system in something real like the non-liability natural money of Gold & Silver.

9:59 sell! I sold all my silver and bought gold😁

No don’t do it unless you really need the money

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Size difference is nothing compared to the difference in purchasing power, as the EU keeps printing Trillions of € out of thin air.

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Stunning

Congratulations 🎉! I think I 1st found your channel in 2012.

Congrats on the 13yrs! 👍🏻👍🏻😊✌🏻

Massive congrats on the 13 years! 👏long time Subscriber from the start 👍

Congrats on 13 years! Absolutely outstanding content and top-notch production quality.

Congratulations on 13 years 🎉🎉

Happy 13th year 🎉🎉🎉

The 50 from the B series is the Organ from the loft at St Michans Church. Worth a look in person!

I always loved Irish coins, especially early coinadge. Great pick-ups 👏!

The old 5 euro note

💯 on the the take . Sweet collection you have ! Impeccable taste !

IV around 15 pound worth of 86 ones all have rim errors and one AU coin but no 85

English coins? They're British.

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Where do you order your cigars? I'm irish looking for good EU prices😅

Nice bullion bar

Hi, if you use the smaller one more, would you be open to selling the bigger one? Thanks

Omg great collection!

I wonder how many times one of those have gone though unsuspecting hands🤔