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Today I was walking around the CBD jewellery stores whilst waiting for my girlfriend to finish from work and saw a store with tons of coins. Any ways, I came in asked them how much they are selling the round 50cents for. The man told me he sold them for $10 and bought them for $9. I was thinking...

I'm almost certain that it's a given that members who buy and sell on this and other websites give the fact that postage is at the RISK of the BUYER.

Before you start attacking EVERYONE please consider the difficulty of running/admining a website like this... Sure if you were well funded like ebay and held money in escrow, etc it would be easy to refund. But this is just a forum, connecting like minded and not so like minded people.... I...

LOL... It's not even American.... "bro" It is a measurement used for Precious Metals internationally recognised. You should've do more research before spending 3000$ on 4KG of silver before...

There is no need for generalizations. Honestly, I think if you move outside your social circles you may find people who are different. There are many financially informed people our age. I am not trying to sound "up myself" but many people who are OUR age are actually able to do quite well for...

No. This is false. If you had bought most other investments rather than gold (share index funds/ HOUSES)... (Index funds increase by ~8-12% each year over a long term (I'd say 20-24 years is a long term), yielding a minimum (8%) $2 448 of for the initial $386 amount. Even with a LOW 5% return...

Thank you very much.

I'm looking through the recent releases and it was not there :(

I found the page loads, but like... can't seem to find the coin.

Higher!

Look at that maple!

+4.5% today. Why are we even stacking?

I am still new here and am rather young too. My best guess at answers: 1. I generally do not buy anything of massive value online. I try to F2F when possible or generally just buy off my local dealer 2. I guess it could work, I personally don't do it... I have a safety deposit box located at a...

On the plus side, the RCM do have a $5 face value. Whilst the ASE are only $1 Face Value.

Cheapest. Definitely. So the cost of refining underspot junk silver has to be factored in. So now how is xxxsellerxxx's 25x10oz bar any different? (pending XRF and other testing methods). If he was selling cheaper than xxxdealerxxx wouldn't it therefore be wise to buy from him? What would be an...

But what happens if I was a smaller manufacturer of surgical equipment, needing say 250oz for nano anti-bacterial coating. I obviously don't have access to the industrial market as I am not buying tonnes. Now, I can go to a dealer and grab a 250oz industrial bar... What price would they charge...

Nothing wrong with opinions. But I just think its brutally misleading when you post something that calls for a rejection of market prices in the valuation of silver. I understand that there is disagreement in the selling premium (or under premum), which is fair enough. You might think spot +...

See, nothing wrong with a well structured and thought out post like that. On the other hand, saying something like, Is totally different. If you believe that silver in the secondary market should be sold at or below wholesale price, fair enough! Nothing wrong with that. But Tolly has...

Yes. But in a market crash, just say, 50% of value is wiped off the board. How does this happen? Everyone is trying to sell and not as many buyers as sellers. Supply outstrips demand. In this case, just say I want to buy shares in woolworths and half their value has just been wiped off, what...

I'm not sure how you conducted business in the past (e.g. probrably owned one of those "sell your gold/silver" stalls at the shopping centres) Anyhow, Yes, we have no control over the market prices, it is controlled supply and demand. (economics 101). How supply and demand are created is...