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The 10 year effort is not necessarily a selling point but more to just - do it / get er done then you have your stack . I never think of selling , just having . But some times a dire moment comes and I sell some . I come away saying glad I had it . I'm a scrapper at hart . I trust that...

Stacking has many sides : I recently showed a portion of my stack to my father in-law - who collects coins wile I have nothing old except a few Morgans, Once he started seeing 10 oz bars - private mints - country mints - some commemorative coins . He adapted and had some real respect and...

The middle east has it's eggs in one basket , There is wealth there . Not looking to point fingers but there are people there willing to die for a cause . So I worry could OPEC members create a war with no regard to human life ( as it's not theres ) to cause a shortage to stabilize crude ...

If oil hits $10 a Barrel any predictions on the PM market

Collectibility of platinum proof eagles or any coin numismatic is real But the price of the Precious metal at spot has to have an effect It seems platinum has gone as high $2300 spot does that cause a platinum proofs to go $4000 each ? It is said 48% of platinum use is catalytic converters...

http://www.mining.com/mit-developing-platinum-replacement-38176/ Stacker's of platinum - should consider a long term result if this happens

Different sellers different methods By me one seller was happy selling back in the days at $47 per oz Silver as silver dropped he hung tight till $29 , Since it's been below $26 he never has any to sell Another no matter what $2 over Another sells at spot but sells out fast because of that ...

I'm intrigued with aspects of platinum, if not even for just one use There is from 3-7 grams of platinum type metals in a standard car catalytic converter, so in front of ones face daily you see multi thousands of dollars of Platinum in use each trip in your car . Also the fact that is seems...

Since the face value of the 1 oz. American Platinum Eagle is $100 with a cost around $1200 to $1250 is $100 of the purchase cost a wash so the speak .

Seems that a one ounce coin is the best choice http://www.goldmart.com/daily-internet-special-products/2012-1-oz-canadian-platinum-maple-leaf.html in particular the small coins have high premiums I read Platinum is hard to mint compared to Silver and Gold

Times are different then 1933 But I feel if there was a type of confiscation it would be friendly you would have to decide should I turn in my PM's for a Government fire sale of Fiat that the gov would offer as long as Fiat is the main way to get goods and services a Gov fire sale...

I noticed another company selling the same bar at $153 per 1/10 so I went for the 1/10 at JMB for $99 per 1/10 thats a fair deal for a fractional purchase When possible I like coins But to me New is New A numismatic mass produced new coin should be in the same ballpark as a new bar For...

Id like to collect some 1/10 oz US American Platinum Eagle Coins But to me they seem over priced. http://www.jmbullion.com/1-10-oz-american-platinum-eagle/ As gold 1/10 coins are less and Gold has more value http://www.jmbullion.com/2015-1-10-oz-american-gold-eagle/ The 1/10 Platinum bars...

So my question is I have not saved any of my Provident receipts or JM Bullion should I contact them as I am sure at this time they could send me a sheet of proof of all my purchases ( itemized ) 5 or 10 years out I think not . It was passing my mind recently as proof might be important as...

Can governments force us to turn in Gold . I feel not cause we purchased it for personal use and is not currency (we own it) I have noticed sellers of silver and gold use the 1933 fear tactic to convince many to own pre 1933 coinage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102 Yet...

Just buy and no concern of premiums