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Mine has to be 1oz Dragons @ $59- ea from Ainslie..... bad bad buy...... everyone who did the same, push 'say thanks' !!!

I'd say something like spot + 50% would be about right.

Ben says they might slow up printing in 2014.....but have they stopped printing? The US says it will pay back all its loans one day also :lol: Ben is trying a bit of jawboning to strengthen the US dollar and its working, not on fundamentals or actual events, just his gas-bagging !

I for one are just growing a cash stockpile...waiting...not going to try and catch this falling knife but an opportunity will present itself when the dust settles.

the selling pressure is strong, no-way you'd be offering a short in this market

time to bump my own thread, here we go.....

$1,280 is the next support point and if that's breached then could be bottomless.......

Only imports, Australian-made won't cost anything extra! Maybe foreign multinationals like Ikea that sell an exact same item for $95 in Australia and $60 in the US will drop their prices here in order to keep sales going.

Should the AUD return to its lowest point of 50c to the USD, gold will be about $AU2,700 thank you very much !

Dune -> thanks for your effort

yeah ive cleaned bullion coins before like the libertads or ase's much better without rainbow on them i reckon

Make sure you contact the Police to cancel the complaint and to thank them for their swift action. Always good to know the police will act pretty quickly in these things and their swift contact with the dealer probably was the catalyst for them to finally pay up.

I'm not 100% sure but I think postage of cash & pm's is also not permitted by Australia Post.

Once the initial "bargain" buying subsides and gold holds around the high $1,300's-$1,400 I expect that price to be seen as the "norm" rather than "bargain".

Anyone who invests "decades long" time frame is foolish. 7-10 year investment horizon should be maximum. If you are investing for 30-50 years into the future, I mean, most of us will be dead or geriatric by the time our investment pans out !

In summary, yes the gilded coins are typically worth more than plain bullion BUT often their premium over their plain bullion cousins is so high that the plain bullion have a better prospect of a higher % return over coming years.

"At this level, we've probably gone as low as we possibly can. " -> many have thought this on various assets over the years....a dangerous type of thinking.

And if I had bet on 17 red at the roulette wheel last night I'd be a millionaire. Fact is no-one buys at the bottom of a market and sells at the top. If you could, forget silver, do it with shares much easier just to buy/sell pushing buttons.

At the moment you are an unsecured creditor with this company. If it goes into liquidation you would be left with nothing. Just because you think they are a large company doesnt mean squat, many multi-billion dollar companies goe bankrupt all the time. If you care about your money, go to the...

just means there must be at least 92.5% silver, the other 7.5% is not required to be made up of anything in particular but is usually some base metals or alloy.