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Read some more on your link. One of the real problems with renewable energy has always been an efficient way to store it. This development shows some promise. Only time will tell.

A bit worrying but, is it just me or does anyone else find Amy Shumer sexy in this photo.

This product is marketed towards serious bullion buyers in a form which is easily divisible into small portions e.g. a tube. Simply a lump of silver you can sell in a small tube in 1oz lots. A lot of the people who buy these will not even break the ties on the box let alone break the seals on...

SMH!!! There are some really twisted views on honest and integrity being displayed in this thread and it has been a real eye opener. To those who do the right thing. I was once in a queue at a shop and the woman in front of me dropped three $50 notes. I picked them up and handed it to her...

Well said. I would not want to have this in any case and particularly if the person who lost it was the legitimate rightly owner. As it was found in Perth I think it may be the proceeds of crime. Without hijacking the thread, seeing gold in this form does bring back some great memories. Many...

Copperhead, I think you are on the right track. Platinum is a good investment. Get yourself some 1oz Platypus or Pamp and I think you find it more attractive.

Post #46 I wasn't going to respond to your post as I was struggling to find a coherent argument in most of it. Particularly, the sections on guns. If you read my post carefully you will see that I was not really even talking about guns. I was talking about the difference in the frame of mind...

On a light hearted note. Yes, guns can be PM. Anyone who has had the privilege to view custom made shotguns or big game rifles knows that they are a true works of art in every detail. However, even production guns can be PM. Collectible gun prices have skyrocketed in the last decade. Let's...

Hi David, Can't help you with Palladium dealers in Canada but was very interest in the post. In Australia Palladium is readily available from ABC. It is not that popular here. I suspect the reason is that it attracts a Goods and Services Tax. I have a small holding of Palladium, mostly for...

Thank you for the advice.

Thanks PM sent.

Thinking of adding some platinum. Can anyone recommend some dealers with lower premiums?

What's the bet that the poor people who left this died a miserable death in the Gulags?

Don't want to hijack the thread but as someone who is more familiar with gold I'm trying to understand the private silver market. Of the 2016 ASE and Maple tubes that I have opened it appears that 10% to 15% have milk spots. Less so in coins I purchased in say 2011. It doesn't really worry me...

As an Australian and as someone who is very familiar with the USA I am a little embarrassed by some of the comments on this tread. To the American posters let me say that not all Australians feel this way, although they are a small part of the population. What you have to know is that...

Thanks, sorry didn't realise I posted in the wrong place. Looks fixed now.

First time poster. I have dabbled in Gold for about 15 years. I usually buy rather small amounts. When I sell sometimes I make a profit and sometimes not. Overall I am a little ahead. I have some silver but mostly for novelty value. I am looking at the difference between the spread of the...