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my statement was more directed at the package itself opening as per the post above. you would expect the packaging to be intact after 1 week

i would consider it, depending on the premium.

wonder if they can be sent back for warrenty if that happens lol

nah i dont think ill have trouble too, nor do i think these are fakes. i just thought that there would be better QC

nope not the protective film any chance you can look at the serial number nugget? i have another batch in the 193xxx which fine. these are a good 2mm off

To those who have owned 1oz certicards, those who have recently bought them and the site sponsors who have them on hand - what is the packaging like? Its made of 2 pieces of plastic glued together - have you ever had some where they dont align well? _.jpg by ronnietan15, on Flickr what do...

in one of kyle bass's americatalyst interviews he said in one of his off the record talks with capitol hill their plan to help manufacturering as to 'kill the dollar'

ah, makes so much sense. all my calculations are wrong then will have to go back and re-do them

When buying, do you guys look at premiums over spot in terms of % or $ value? Untitled by ronnietan15, on Flickr Above is something i did in excel with bulk purchases from bullionclub. they were gold fractionals and 5/10g PM bars. you can see 1/20 coin is best buy in regards to $ value, but...

haha thanks for your response. just had a look at bullionclub - 1/10 roos and dragons are the same price (when you buy 50). do you think the lunars would be better? theyre usually quite expensive or do 1/10 lunars command less of a premium?

Thanks for the suggestions. Would like some opinions on what is more liquid: - fractional kangaroos - 5 or 10 gram minted PM/PAMP bars - or these 1oz blobs? Anyone think 1oz gold is becoming illiquid?

What are some easily recognisable gold with low premiums? I suppose I should be looking at smaller bars or fractional coins. How about 1oz perth mint blobs? Too big?

Excuse my ignorance, but can you (or someone) explain that a little more? :)

anyone think it will drop below 1598 on monday?

in all seriousness, george soros thinks gold is in the ultimate bubble. thoughts?

Yes, in fact, I do a LOT of gardening lol

Like I said earlier, bartering has its limitations. Also, having 'money' backed by a commodity anyone can grow in their backyards will not work. Money needs to be earned through hard work, innovation etc - it cant simply be grown. Plants have exponential potential to replicate - one wheat grain...

like i said, i dont doubt that they have value, and obviously i think theyre a commodity - but they cannot be money. if the US were 15000000000000 grains of wheat in debt, theyd grow it. that is worst then fiat currency - ANYONE can grow it.

haha. i don't doubt that those things have value (obviously... we use them), and I acknowledge that farms are a good productive asset, but seriously, wheat/cotton/sugar cannot be used as money/medium for trades. Sure, people can barta - but it has its limitations. Here we all are complaining...

lol lets all grow money out of the ground