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I think they are claiming that whole 'possession is 9/10ths of the law' spiel. http://nsnbc.me/2013/04/18/federal-reserve-refuses-to-submit-to-an-audit-of-germanys-gold-held-in-u-s-vaults-2/

Only for international: http://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/sending-valuable-items.html

I've mentioned this before but didnt really get a proper answer. Aren't silver prices supposed to skyrocket when the paper holders try to cash in, but under what circumstance will they cash in unless the government fails or some major event occurs. Wont they just sell it off or hold onto it and...

I want to buy more, much much more but just do not have the spare fiat to do so

$272.45 $1435.87

Apple don't need to buy anything, their suppliers have to.

It is also going to be tough to keep a good reputation without some form of policing. Easiest way to sell fake items? Ebay and craigslist

Your example of "Selling Silver Eagles $1 over spot" means it is over spot. So at current spot of 22.77 you are nearly 5% over spot on your sample ad. The site name implies you are selling at spot, you are not, so not worth visiting.

Does anyone have or know of any 1 or 2 x 1oz or 2oz silver bullion with a a wedding theme on it? Would like to give these to a close friend as a wedding gift. I can only seem to find sterling silver coins

That's the point I was trying to make. Thanks.

So they do become numismatic then

Down the bottom: So no, I didn't edit it.

Incorrect: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numismatics In my opinion, as soon as the items value is increased due to what is stamped on item it becomes in part numismatic. Generally this is a coin but it can also related to bullion. What would you call a 10oz bar that sells for 20%, 30%, 40%...

So basically it's the stamp? So as soon as you buy based on anything other than the value of the metal content it is numismatic. Is it because they are rare?

Why are there such high premiums on bars being sold in the for sale thread. They are not numismatic but I sometimes 20% - 25% premium on a bar being sold in the sale section. i cant fathom why a bar would fetch such high premium when really it should have no numismatic value whatsoever.

No as the spot price stays the same or drops but premiums are going up instead of the premiums reducing to stay within a % of spot

Another thing with EFTs/Paper. They can continue to trade that without ever taking physical collection of their 'PM' however physical will really only increase once people realise that their paper pm isnt real or they dont have the physical to back the paper. So why would they ever need to cash...

Same here, looks like another language to me at the moment.