Physical savings

wmb194

[Deleted User] said:

What about buying physical gold via freetrade ?

You mean a stockmarket listed security? But that would be trackable.

[Deleted User]

Is it the same thing as having a gold coin?
I want to be a modern version of the richest man in babylon

masonic

Have you thought about taking a trip to the end of a rainbow to load up?

silverwhistle

Does cocaine go off? I do have about 70/80 or so bottles of wine in my home stocks and some more in bond at the Wine Society (Barolo and Bordeaux) but they're not exactly liquid investments..

boingy

silverwhistle said:

Does cocaine go off? I do have about 70/80 or so bottles of wine in my home stocks and some more in bond at the Wine Society (Barolo and Bordeaux) but they're not exactly liquid investments..

Hehe. I genuinely thought you were going to say that you had several kilos stashed under the bed... 

kempiejon

Surely they are literally liquid investments.

soulsaver

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kipsterno1

kempiejon said:

Surely they are literally liquid investments.

The trouble with liquid investments is they go down (to well). I know from my whisky collection.

TheTelltaleChart

Postage stamps.

Stamps marked "1st" or "2nd" (instead of a number of pence) were only introduced on 22 August 1989, when they were worth 19p and 14p respectively. They're now worth £1.70 and 87p.

I accidentally "invested" in stamps, just before a price rise, by wildly overestimating my future use of stamps. Must be one of my best performing "investments".

VNX

I’ve got pound coins in a jar