Guide to buying silver in Australia (resurrected)

spannermonkey said:
smeagol said:
spannermonkey said:
Well ,without knowing what state your in ,try the site sponsers ;)
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im in Melbourne
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That's easy 2 site sponsers
Goldslackers & W.Davis if your around the CBD ;)
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thanks for the help mate, would you be able to tell me where those dealers are?

i've been buying off the interent and paying for shipping for my gold + silver because i thought the only dealer in melbourne was ABC :((
 
Sometimes It's still cheaper including postage buying from members here then it would be getting it from a local dealer my way!!


I use sometimes loosely, i haven't actually had a local dealer try to sell to me cheaper......
 
Tabbitt said:
Thank you for a very informative report, I bought silver American Eagles from Goldsilver.com, and thought that they were stored in Salt Lake City but found out they had lost them, they are replacing them, slowly, I want to bring them to Australia, for security, is this advisable, or are they better off in the vaults at Salt Lake city, and what are the procedures to bring them into this country?
Cheers, Tabbitt.
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If you bring them here you will have to pay hefty customs fees if the value is over $1000. Bullion dealers do not have to pay customs fees so it's cheaper to buy nationally. As for security, I think that's a personal choice. Some people prefer vaults, others prefer to keep their bullion at home - in their gun safe. Personally, I like to have my bullion where I can reach it.
 
Yes, I have privately imported a monster box prior to becoming a dealer. No customs duty, just the ~$55 customs entry fee that any parcel over $1000 is subject to.
 
Great post goldpelican. This site is becoming a better resource and community for Australian stackers every day with content like this.
 
very interesting post. i would like to say that gold stocks are not a place where investors typically look for high dividend yields. But it could soon change. A number of gold companies are becoming increasingly flush with cash, and are passing on some of those extra earnings to shareholders.
 
Hi goldpelican. I've just discovered this site and your post was one of the most comprehensive, easy to understand explanations of silver purchasing I have seen so far. I've been stacking for about a year now, and am very glad to hear there are locals in my community doing the same. No one I know personally has even considered it (or are even talking about the other world wide events taking place as we speak). I have stopped speaking to the majority of people I know about these concerns, as they think I am delusional.
 
Great post to stumble across while looking for info on silver and to becoming a first time investor, thx Goldpelican and you just got yourself a new member :)
 
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