Gold to Go

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doodab replied

1 July 2011, 08:50
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

Umm, doesn't the price of things usually crash back down to the floor when consumers start invesing in them?

Yep. Gold will come down soon enough. Although it will probably keep rising for a while relative to sterling.
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Mich the Tester replied

1 July 2011, 08:46
Umm, doesn't the price of things usually crash back down to the floor when consumers start invesing in them?
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TimberWolf replied

1 July 2011, 08:45
Originally posted by doodab View Post

KUATB

You didn't really think you'd beat the prawn to the punch did you?

D'oh! Admin/mods can do the needful with this thread should they so desire...
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doodab replied

1 July 2011, 08:44
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Britain's first gold vending machine 'Gold to Go' will open today in the Westfield shopping centre in west London.

Gold to go: Britain's first ever money machine which dispenses not sweets but pure GOLD | Mail Online

That's about a quarter more than bullion price. I wonder what those ingots sell for.

KUATB

You didn't really think you'd beat the prawn to the punch did you?
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TimberWolf started a topic Gold to Go

1 July 2011, 08:42
Gold to Go

Britain's first gold vending machine 'Gold to Go' will open today in the Westfield shopping centre in west London.

Gold to go: Britain's first ever money machine which dispenses not sweets but pure GOLD | Mail Online

Shoppers can pick up a 1g coin for roughly £40 or a 250g bar for £10,250.

That's about a quarter more than bullion price. I wonder what those ingots sell for.
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