Tenth or Quarter?

Discussion in 'Gold' started by RetardedMonkey, Nov 16, 2011.

  1. BBQ

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    I wish I bought all 5 grams.
    Will be so much easier to sell.
     
  2. Guest

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    Quarters and then buy a tasty silver coin or two with the money saved from not buying the smaller 1/10 ounce coins.
     
  3. Guest

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    The 1oz version of this is stunning.

    I only have the one, but it's probably the favourite component in my entire stack.

    I also have 1/10th and they are tiny... when going under 1/4, I would prefer the fractional coinage (like the $200 coin) which is solid bang for buck, easily recognisable and a fractional amount without the premium. Those or Sovs.
     
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    No it wasn't it was an ATTEMPT to corner a market... which ultimately failed. Market sentiment in terms of impulse & response was perfectly valid. We'd just had the initial slew off the gold standard in '71 & then the mid-70's oil crisis... Regardless, the HBros were by no means the only fellas left holding their d:cks... and certainly weren't solely responsible for driving the pos up. (The 2 characters Randolph & Mortimer in the movie Trading Places w/Eddie Murphy & Dan Ackroyd were based on the HBros btw...)

    Here's one I'm sure'd appeal to you... cornering the mkt in... wait for it... He-Man Figures...

    http://www.freakonomics.com/2011/06/27/cornering-the-market-for-he-man/

    ;) x
     

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