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Possibly the dumbest thing I've read on this forum so far. And that's saying something.

At the end of the day it depends on how good your lawyer is. The law is irrelevant.

Just a gut feeling. I'm open to the idea of being wrong.

Something about this guy does not sit right with me.

I think it'll turn around at $33 and take another stab at the blue line.

http://goldsilver.com/news/us-mint-sold-out-of-2013-silver-eagle-coins/ "Premiums are moving higher and silver eagle bullion coin availability will decline in the coming days." So, yeah.

Be mindful that while helpful, technical analysis is not a crystal ball. Personally I don't see the price of silver falling below $26 per ounce, but there is no reason for you value my opinion more than anyone else's. However, the Fed can theoretically put the price of silver wherever it likes...

I sent the seller a question, asking if it was an official government coin. The reply: "Hello.It is not official coin,you have stated COPY on back side of the coin." Draw your own conclusions.

Thomas Sowell - Economic vs Political Decision Making. Nothing to do with Fluoride but the topic of political decision making is common. It's a four part-er. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zByuQPichGY

What he said. Bullion is bullion. Don't expect ASE's to attract any numismatic value in your lifetime. You might want to consider Koalas or Kookaburras as they come in rolls of 20 and each coin is individually encapsulated. Right now I'm buying only Kookaburras in lots of 100.

Time to lock this thread and move on?

Exactly. I was talking about all bullion in general, in physical form. No. What I meant was "IF" there was to be a shortage then you would see higher premiums, not that there is a shortage now. Yes, that is the very definition of numismatic. But they are also bullion because of their purity...

I thought I'd at least give them the chance...

I think you misunderstand. I'll rephrase. When the demand for physical bullion (which includes the ASE) spikes in relation to available supply, it has been observed that bullion products trade at a higher premium. Make sense? Also, if I may correct you, ASE's are numismatics as they are...

The following article answers a lot of your questions. http://goldsilver.com/article/what-product-should-i-buy/

Great contribution. Care to explain your reasoning?

The premium on physical seems to rise when supply is tight.

"Everything is worth what it's purchaser will pay for it."

Don't hold your breath waiting for the system to change. The only real change occurs on the individual level.

What are you trying to achieve here?