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When I got my Ghandan gold inheritance, I had only paid for 15kg of luggage and the excess baggage fees were huge, so I just left my remaining gold and passport details with the customs guys there, they were very trustworthy and another passenger bought it through and delivered it to me a day...

I don't think it matters for these bars as they are mass produced with a very high mintage, so unlikely to be sold at a large premium down the track. (with or without plastic packaging) And welcome.

Koala looks c^ap.. but so did the 2014 on paper, but looked much better in the flesh. I suspect 2016 will be the same.

Also.. a big thumbs up on the design of the 2016 Kook

So Koalas are now going to be only 60% of the mintage of the Kooks.. Wonder how this is going to effect the prices of old Koalas. My guess is over time more people will collect koalas in rolls with the aim of flipping down the track and the low mintage koala prices will outperform equivelent...

Agree. Spend an extra $2 or so and get a kook or koala.

Often on standard products, online dealers have the same premium on a product for a long time, so you can deduce the spot price at the time of your purchase by subtracting the current premium from the total price you paid.

^yep. Assuming you are looking for for ASX stocks

(b)CAD is highly exposed to crude oil and other commodity prices, especially lumber and wheat This. CAD is also a 'commodity currency' hence its high correlation with AUD.

Most of the drop happened after the ASX had closed for the day, so I doubt the miners will have a good day tomorrow

Hi Guys and Girls, In the same vein as their weightier kilo cousins, this thread is about the various cast & collectable 500 gram (half kilo) silver bars produced in Australia. Lying somewhere between the highly liquid 10oz and the generally lower premium kg bars, the 500g weight doesn't seem...

Not vintage, but I think out of production are these two types of Australian Gual Metal Trust bars circa ?2013?

Deak International bar According to the Perth Mint Website Johnson Matthey purchased the the Melbourne-based precious metals business of Deak International in Australia and New Zealand, in 1990.

Wrap in bubble wrap / newspaper then place in one or two of those disposal plastic take away lunch containers, (can easily buy or maybe ask nicely for an unused one from you fav lunch place) sticky tape it closed then add more padding/newspaper outside container as required.

Or even just the posts from new members who include a link

Aparently a deal has been reached over a third Greek Bailout, (circa 9am Brussels time - after the key people have been putting in an all nighter) but there is not sign of spikes on fx markets so Im not sure whats happening. and there is no Grexit, says Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker...

"China's regulator has taken the drastic step of ordering shareholders with stakes of more than 5 per cent from selling shares. The regulator said on its website late on Wednesday that it would deal severely with any shareholders who violated the rule." Mark it in your calender - Take a short...

Gsr 77.2. Silver not holding up well in crisis..

Polls closed. Anecdotally 'No' appears to be ahead Results here http://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2015/jul/05/live-results-greek-referendum

Latest (from newspaper reports) - The daily allowance of cash from many ATM machines has already dropped from 60 to 50, purportedly because 20 notes are running out - The financial contagion is spreading fast as petrol stations and small businesses stop accepting credit cards