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• Advice on buying gold/silver!

  Jewelry auctions offer the cheapest priced gold around. Look online (invaluable.com) has local auctions and you can always get gold below the spot price. Beware the hammer price ≠ what you pay. There is usually a buyers fee + gst. Source: 10 months ago

• Patrick Moore drawing of Jupiter

  You are fortunate! Suggest you ask one of the forums at collectspace.com. Also, search to see equivalent item auction prices. One site to do this is invaluable.com. Source: 12 months ago

• MC Escher Scholastica Prints

  Complete booklets will sell for around $10k according to invaluable.com. Individually they will do much less as they are not a set and there might be issues with verifying them. Source: about 1 year ago

• German (Dirty) K98 1938. Only paid $200 for it, how'd I do?

  It's definitely going to be hard to find something in that range in the EU. In the US we have constant individual sellers of guns, and it's pretty easy to buy/sell them in each state. From what I understand of EU laws, deactivated is the only kind you can easily get, and 95% of deactivated rifles are rifles that companies have bought, made look pretty (cleaned and polished), and generally run in the 500-1000... Source: over 1 year ago

• What do you think of Posh Shows so far?

  Maybe I'm an idiot, but it doesn't seem possible to scroll through items in the "listings in posh show" box. I might sit through a show if I knew I wanted something. I like the format on invaluable.com - you can see & bid on items before the live auction, then watch it if you're into that kind of thing. Source: over 1 year ago

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