$10,000 for 100oz?

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  1. ThisIsJoe

    ThisIsJoe Active Member Silver Stacker

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    ThisIsJoe, Aug 25, 2012
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  2. Ernster

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    That previous order sold for AU $3,683.00
     
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  3. kevalie

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    I am actually quiet surprise to see the seller bullion bourse putting up such a price. If u go to his website his prices are mostly fair
     
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    spannermonkey Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    It would be a typo people :rolleyes:
     
    spannermonkey, Aug 25, 2012
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  5. paddy808

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    Typo indeed. On Thursday I came across this 1kg kook on the BB website. Excellent price!

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  6. kevalie

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    dragafem Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    I have problems with BB website in the past week...typo? not the first time..they seriously need to upgrade their site:)
     
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    I think it is to avoid selling too low in case spot jumps and there's no-one available to adjust the price. Was happening last year in the crazy months.
     
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  9. ThisIsJoe

    ThisIsJoe Active Member Silver Stacker

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    I presume it was a typo seeing as though BB is an honest seller. I've bought from him before, good service :)
     
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    clicked add to bag to buy 60 000 of them link must be broke can you fix it up so i can buy please :D
     
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    Putting up an absurd high price can achieve two things. Firstly it can be an incentive for buyers to contact the seller and make a realistic offer and preferably f2f for the transaction to avoid fees, the payment can also just go through PP and not feebay so there are only one set of fees. Secondly, it keeps the offer advertised while negotiations may be in place for a realistic trade.
     
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