Here are some silver bars I picked up from a reputable seller. I was told which company made them and when they went bankrupt. I believe the only one which is still in operation is Perth Mint and they no longer produce 20oz silver bars. I'd like to know if anyone can identify what I have and what year they are produced. I forgot almost everything the seller told me. Thanks for any help.
Check out these threads: http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-30568-please-help-identify-this-fugly-100oz-silver-bar.html http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-47308-vintage-silver-bars.html
Utter guess with top one but... Perth Mint? 2 below are Harringtons, below that another wild guess with Matthey Garrett, to the right Australian Coin & Bullion. Never seen the top right one before. To the Google...
I'm trying to find out the value of these bars to learn more about pricing, buying, selling etc. I have been told by a member to sell on here you would need to sell close to spot, I do believe my bars are worth more than the spot value. Ebay isn't helping much with the pricing. I saw some of my Harrington bars were selling for double the spot price and thought great, although now realize about 10% will be lost in the sale. Then there is lots for postage and insurance. So how much are they actually worth?
Id hate to burst your bubble BUT NONE of those bars are worth a premium The larger bar just don't fetch a premium, it's only the smaller 1oz-10oz bars that get a healthy premium
Alright thanks, they are worth what I paid for them then, I'm alright with that. Hoping to still sell/trade them one day.
One day, not today, might even hold onto these ones that I have as they aren't too common. Still trying to get my head around pricing. How to go about trades etc. With the GSR ratio where it is now I don't think I'm in a hurry to get rid of them.