Note: I have problems creating images with chatGPT, obviously too many people using it, I am a bit sad cause he was the best at mimicking my face. This one is made with getimg.ai, I took it because it really is funny :)
So, I hesitated to write a post about Goldbacks, but I remembered I already did, and most answers were advising me to avoid the GoldBacks, especially in Europe, and to concentrate on known coins.
So I need to find known pieces, with low weight, otherwise I will not be able to afford them.
So I came up with these ones :
| Phiharmonis 1/10oz | Kangaroo 1/10Oz |
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But, as you know, I like to ask questions to understand things...
So here I go:
The Philharmonic costs : 356,00 € (I already have some silver ones...)
The Kangaroo costs : 348.50 €
Both are from various years, both can come new or not, and both are quoted at 99.9% pure gold.
Shall we agree that i should take the kagaroo,right?
Or do you have any contradictory advices and why ?
Remember, in Belgium Gold Coins are considered investment, and thus have no taxes.
Once I got your answers, I will try to get one, maybe two, or ideally three, for the share you know I am used to do.
I reveal the probable financial issue as you will see, in the near future, that I won't be able to collect and stake as often as usual, with the politics here which is going to bring harsh time to me, unless I find a solution. And yes, I work hard on a solution : I am working on 3 different possible solutions at once, one in the arts section, one as employee, and one on this blockchain, where I will try to develop the Principality of Bastion project.
I will soon come with an additional banner, which will point to a post about the Bastion project...
Really soon :) I will tell you more about it as soon as I validate it.
| O.J. | Towards Financial Freedom! |
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 @independance is my path to financial freedom, via precious metal stacking. I try to achieve this to bring a heritage for my family. I'll post about my progress as well as anecdotes. |
See you all Soon.
