I noticed this 2 days ago (bought a bunch @ $8.15) I should have waited as they are $7.95 now Just dont mention it to people who ask why their coins $ 8.4 are not selling.
I put on my most comfortable Nancy Drew dress and did some thinking... Hiho means Goldstackers!!!111 http://www.goldstackers.com.au/store/australian-1966-round-50-cent-silver-coin.html
Posting a screen cap for posterity. Not sure we'll see prices like this for much longer: Source: Slack Red Togs
Interesting. They were $8 when I bought them earlier today. Is anyone using a special link or something? (Not that I'm really worried too much about $0.05/coin).
this is an appropriate place to mention it Jester not in a sales thread, like I said no one asked your advice in my thread, you just chose to be a wanker and put a link to cheap coins in my sales thread instead of politely sending me a PM advising they are available elsewhere typical troll and now your making insincere offers on my items you are the reason people chose to not store wealth/trade in silver/gold and instead subscribe to a fiat system where you don't have to but up with dickheads like yourself
You asked again you asked why your items were not selling. I posted a simple link FYI and you get into a tizz about it. people choose not to store wealth in gold / silver as over the last 10 years it has been a poor store of wealth
bloody quick. Got me thinking, with a GST hike to 15%, as the 50c is subject to GST, then someone is going to bear that extra 5%. If the POS stagnates, the situation starts to look grim for the near future, if we get a 15% GST, with an immediate loss of over $300 per 1000 coins sold to a vendor.
Since when has ten years passed since 2011? Up till then silver was on fire (at least since early 2000's). PM's have been in a bear market for 4 years or so. Silver went from under $5 to almost $50, did you miss that? Jim
Stackers already holding them should see a small jump in their value. I think the biggest concern overall with an increase of the GST to 15% (that's a 50% tax increase) is that it will suppress demand overall in the economy. People may feel poorer or unhappy/angry about spending, small businesses may go bust, and generally it will weaken the economy, driving more people into unemployment and crime.