best item to buy at perth mint over the counter right now?

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  1. Willow

    Willow New Member

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    I have a mate about to turn up at the perth mint right now and am sitting here wondering what i should ask him to bring back for me? lowest premium silver i am thinking. any suggestions?
     
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    1kg dragon BU IMHO
     
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    he said the line at perth mint is massive....depends on what you call massive, but interesting..
     
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    anything dragon!
     
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    lol, thanks he said ...no dragons..
     
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    2012 1 oz kooks then, I wonder if they look any better in person?
     
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    perthsilver Member Silver Stacker

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    10 and 20 oz bars if they have any.
    Kooks if not
    Tell him to ask if they have anything in the buy back draw, sometimes you get lucky with a lunar or two.
    Don't think 2012 kooks are out yet though.
     
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    great idea, i will look at that.
     
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    Lowest premium silver is a 100oz cast bar.
    Why you guys gotta think so small?
     
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    yes i totally agree with what they said!!
     
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    if i had a few months of spare fiat i would think like this.
     
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    very good point but at silver $120 per oz i may not sell it quick and liquid...
     
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    If silver is at $120, it's because people ARE buying at that price. You won't have trouble selling silver at spot price, regardless of the quantity.
     
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    yes....well said and very true.. the last 100 oz i bought was just a smidge above spot.. but it was on here for a while before anyone sniffed at it.
     
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    You need to stop thinking that "big silver will be too hard to offload".
    If the SHTF, you're not going to be selling to other stackers on this board.
    You're going to be selling to a panic-stricken public that will buy gold and silver at any price to protect their wealth.
    Because you can't imagine this, you will keep on assuming that a big bar will be too hard to sell because you're comparing it to current conditions.
    This is what I call a form of normalcy bias.
     
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    SilverSale Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Large bars easier to counterfeit, large bars harder to store, large bars harder to carry, large bars harder to trade... I know what I prefer.
     
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    swap a large bar for a house?
     
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    Done deal! - now that was a really REALLY big bar, wasn't it?:lol:
     
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    Fiat currency?
    Electronic credit money?
    That's lightest of all.
     
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    SilverSale Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Changing the subject to shunned fiat currency is not a counter-argument.
     

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