PAMP bars as an investment.

I looked at Pamp, and couldn't justify the extra cost for the same thing. I like either Perth Mint or Scottsdale, as they seem to have lower premiums.
 
I suppose its all a personal preference thing, I like PAMP you like Perth. I still have Perth bars but I just prefer PAMP, also PAMP is one of the five internationally recognized refineries.
 
Well my PERSONAL fave doesn't even start with P (PAMP, Perth Mint)..... It's Geiger Edelsmetalles "Security Line" bars.
They come in 100g, 250g, 300g, 500g & 1000g/1kg Cast Loaf Bars (SILVER) Heat Sealed in TOUGH plastic with a Certificate sealed in "Behind" the Bar & they come from the same mint that produces the Armenian Noah's Ark Bullion Coins (LEV).
I tell ya, it's DAM sexy Silver!
 
I can't help but love the look of PAMP bars, but the unopenability is a drawback. By now I guess counterfeiters have figured out how to forge the assayer's signature. :rolleyes:
 
I think that whether any silver coin is a good investment depends on how much you paid for. The lucky ones who can get coins at bargain price, are always good investment.
 
humbolt said:
humbolt said:
Basil135 said:
I looked at Pamp, and couldn't justify the extra cost for the same thing. I like either Perth Mint or Scottsdale, as they seem to have lower premiums.
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theyre still nice but! and if ya look you can get em for around the same premium as the perth stuff
and theyre selection of fractional Au Ag is heaps better
especially if ya dont collect discs (coins)
just my opinion
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Totally agree. They do look nice, and yes, if I could get them for near enough to the same cost as the others, then I wouldn't have a problem with buying them.

Just seems all the ones I look for, you are paying for the name.

I guess, what it comes down to, is each persons taste, and what they are doing with the metal.

For me, I am after the physical stuff, that I can sell easily when the time comes. Pamp certainly fits this bill, as it is very well recognised. I am just a tight wallet, and don't like paying extra for basically the same thing.

What I have found, is that using City Gold as an example, with their standard bars, there is a $60 price difference between their sell & buy price. With their Pamp bars, that difference is $64. These are the per kg rates, on Wednesday. So, to me, I am $4 worse off per kg, simply because I bought Pamp.
 
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