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RE: Buying Silver For The Upcoming Crash & For My Collection
Some nice bars and coins
I tend to invest in gold for a store of wealth and invest in silver as a speculative play.
I buy and sell silver and any profits goes into gold
Probably a good idea to look into any tax implications before you buy . Here in the UK there is no Capital gains tax on currency so no CGT on britannia coins
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yes most my focus is on the physical but i do go in and out of the paper stuff for short term capital gains and convert that into other passive cashflow and into physical precious metal.
wow, awesome, only a few states have made gold and silver no taxes on money soon the other states will follow. I trade forex on gold, silver and oil, and do some ETFs intra day trading and day trading for them. being in the UK, where do you buy from?
I buy gold mainly from a bullion dealer in London and also a dealer in Birmingham plus royal mint bullion
As for silver, because uk silver has vat attached at 20% i buy from Germany where there vat rate is minimal but counts as VAT paid when imported into the uk. I also buy a few bits of silver from the silver forum too
Usually from Germany or Belgium for silver coins
How do Germany coins look or belgium coins look like, can u send a link or pic?