I might see if there's anything from UK that isn't readily available overseas, at least that adds a bit of extra interest..
Post by Ironshirtz
I highly doubt that TBH
you basically got coins
The GOT gold 50p coin would be worth a getting though,
if you are quick enough
but you would be shocked what gets produced in Asia
you would actually be better doing it the other way around
Gold jewellery made in Asia has a much higher value once back in the UK
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I hear you the got coin would be £2400 where I want to be in the 'this would be a bit of fun using bsv to buy stuff territory and I want the bsv hence the 1 gram size. and I'm keeping in mind I'm in UK but was presuming most would be in the US. (might not be the case)
you do know gold is sold worldwide?
you do also know you can NOT send gold through the post or with any courier?
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the play here isn't availability of gold it's the purchasing of bsv using gold.
I'm not aware of any limitations sending 1 gram of gold via royal mails international service. Though I'm happy to be schooled on this.
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I was selling silver internationally for BTC in 2011 without issue, might be a different ball game these days ☺️
you cannot send bullion internationally
to most major countries
even if destination country permits it
liability is capped at 100 quid
jewellery comes with its own headaches
and obvs it all must be declared
couriers like fedex refuse
you need a specialist courier but then you might as well hop on a plane
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