Interesting article on physical silver availability...

[Shaddam IV]

Came from Zero Hedge FWIW....

https://www.zerohedge.com/commoditi...llion-dealers-offering-huge-buy-back-premiums

Just attended the annual LBMA (Gold) conference in Lisbon. Polling takeaways from delegates: they are mildly bearish Gold for the year ahead ($1830 by 2023s conference) but super bullish Silver ($28.30!) as the focus was on physical tightness driven by unprecedented demand

 

[sammysilver]

I think the high interest rates have been holding back people from discretionary investing but with Christmas coming I think we’ll see a breakout in sales which should see a further increase in premium. As to whether this translates as an increase in spot we wait to see.

 

[JohnnyBravo300]

The inventory is tight at the bullion dealers here in the States. Lots of presales and "notify me".

 

[Holdfast]

The inventory is tight at the bullion dealers here in the States. Lots of presales and "notify me".

Same in Australia.
The Perth Mint has limits on the Lunar coins.
"A" dealer had limits of from 1 to 3 coins per account for the 1 oz silver lunar coins.
Allocations are tight and there's too many bullion dealers.

 

[leo25]

"A" dealer had limits of from 1 to 3 coins per account for the 1 oz silver lunar coins.

I can't understand why BN did that? Many other dealers in oz have no limit on how many you can buy and still can't seem to sell out. Mean while Apmex is selling them for close to $60 AUD.

 

[Holdfast]

He gave himself a lot of admin.