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Gold is Not Money By: Steve Saville, The Speculative Investor http://news.goldseek.com/SpeculativeInvestor/1444220303.php -- Posted Wednesday, 7 October 2015 | Share this article| 25 Comments Gold was money in the distant past and it will probably be money in the distant future, but...

I suppose some people just have to be among the first owners of a particular coin/round...

10/2/2015 Please see photos below of the display case for 12 medallions, we are extremely pleased with the results! We have also received a sample for the 36 medallion display, photos coming soon. To insure we have enough display cases for everyone, we will soon take a small deposit before...

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Not my favourite...just a new one that is in pre-release from RCM ...0.5oz ($30 US) ...not sure what is going on with this one ...she is the Corduroy Monkey !

Buy the second release in the American Landmarks Series the 2 oz Silver Liberty Island Ultra High Relief Round! The second release in the American Landmarks Series pays tribute to the most recognizable monument in the United States: The Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island. Each remarkable...

Silver is inherently less valuable than gold due to the fact that it is both a precious metal (and thus a store of wealth) and a commodity ( given its myriad of industrial applications and ubiquitous utilities)...methinks George Orwell would be envious of whomever synthesized that sort of...

SCOTTSDALE SILVER Presents The Roman Silver Ingot .999 Fine Silver Denarius Eagle Hallmark w/ Unique Serial Number Limited Mintage No Two Bars Alike This auction will ship to the USA ONLY ;( http://www.ebay.com/itm/141784122745?ul_noapp=true

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Thanks for posting this! I actually picked up one. Some here might cringe at paying $300 Us for 6oz of silver , but many of those same individuals would likely not bat an eye to pay $150 for one-ounce silver proof coin that they really like. Although those sorts likely have much lower mintages...

Is There a Silver Shortage? Louis Cammarosano http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/09.15/silvershortage2.html "Conclusion Something is amiss in the silver market. Silver prices ARE rising, but they are rising on the premiums paid on retail silver products, not on the underlying physical...

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You are right...Repeat after me: "Market saturation" . I don't think they look that bad...but they would need to either lower the price (to less than $150/coin) and/or lower the mintage (to less than 1000) ...AND a 15- coin series is really pushing the limits ..one would need to fork out $2700...

1/2 oz BU Silverbug Round ( Photo of test-strike )

...So sort of like how various species of whale can identify different individuals within their pod on the basis of their dorsal fin markings. .. That is ingenious for RCM to have engaged in the mimicry of nature! Cheers, Luker (I really shouldn't say that, as I have a Monster box of 2008...

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