Prices ranged from $1450 - $1650 depending on the dealersHow much were they?
It was suggested to Perth to provide 1/2oz 1/4oz and 1/10oz platinum Platypus coins but that fell on deaf ears.![]()
$1440 Perth Mint-first day,first hour...if you were lucky.Prices ranged from $1450 - $1650 depending on the dealers
They recently did a smaller platinum kookaburra. Ainslie bullion was selling them last month. Premium was big, so i wouldn't touch them.
Was about the say the same. Best time to buy an asset is when no one can wants it.Remember what they say, "when no one wants it" buy it.
Platinum will have its day and shine again.![]()
Was about the say the same. Best time to buy an asset is when no one can wants it.
Quite frankly I don't know why anybody would stack platinum anymore, my platinum stacking days are well and truly over for good.
Yes, I know it is many times rarer than gold, but that means jack squat these days, price-wise it is just another industrial metal, not a monetary one.
With the coming economic downturn, it will dip well below $1000 and might even go down to $500.
If you must fondle and eyeball something that colour then silver is a much cheaper option.
Maybe the Peth Mint should consider minting some platinum pussies![]()
I would agree with some of your thoughts, however platinum lunar has been minted the first time (5000 mintage) and for me there was some opportunity to buy on low premium directly from Mint. Yes-if you are buying from some dealers the premium is 2x higher than in Mint. Try to buy platinum lunar mouse at the moment and you'll find out how high is the premium.With economic downturn even gold can go to $1000 in short period of time.Silver is cheap but was cheap for long time-have reached $50 for short period-that's all. For me only lunar coins in platinum-(not others coins or bars ) is a buy ---time will tell--only 9 years to go....
Was about the say the same. Best time to buy an asset is when no one can wants it.