Sneak Peek of the Royal Silver Blue Throated Macaw 99999 Silver Round

Royal Silver CEO said:
Friends:

The brochure about the Royal Silver Club that used the positive comments from Silver Stackers about our product was initially written for our shareholders. It was a private communication, explaining the concept of the Club. We showed this to our shareholders in private on last Thursday, July 7. It was not meant to stay up on the website any longer than it took for our shareholders to look at it. I just now erased the comments and posted the revised brochure, now that we are going to promote the Royal Silver Club to the public. Please understand that many of our shareholders do not follow silver forums, and I thought they might like to know that our rounds are becoming known.
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I personally don't think that is any excuse. The item is being used for business promotion, regardless that it was intended for shareholders (and yet was also available publicly). Consent needs to be obtained from those people to use their posts. I respect your honesty in releasing the circumstances, but I think the most appropriate response would have been a admission of a simple mistake, and an apology to those people. I don't think anyone here would object if asked - provided the correct avenues are taken.

I'm one that likes how my cats look. Cute in a smashed crab kind of way. Looking forward to those Maccaws - look the goods!

Honestly, I'm not really convinced that those poor workers would prefer telling stories of times bonding with Brian, over the ability to provide a more liveable household for their families. Isn't them only having one light a symptom of being underpaid? I'm not intending to attack Royal Silver here - I think your philosophies, products and processes are brilliant - but it is a company with global ambitions, selling product internationally with a global market value. My very limited understanding of Bolivia is that it is relatively poor but also has a low cost of living. In Bolivia, the price of silver (given that is globally priced) to cost of living ratio would be very high compared to in the western world. Unless there is another relatively high expense factor I am unaware of (maybe taxes?) - producing silver and Bolivia and exporting with an economically efficient process should be able to provide on one extreme; high profits at the expense of low wages, or on the other; low profits and high wages and anywhere in between. Would like to see everyone elses thoughts on this. Maybe this environmentally friendly process is expensive and really only economically viable in a country with low wages at this point?
 
I think the Royal Silver Blue Throated Macaw will be a hit!

I like it much better than the cat and will be happy to buy one.

Sell me two.
 
I didn't like the first strike of the kity,the new Macaw looks much better.
I'd be up for a couple ,but only from a local dealer,I want bother ordering direct for just 2,
With all the postal dramas
 
Ouch said:
Anyone else read their Royal Silver Club brochure? They have a selected list of comments from this forum in there. Also, what do you guys think about the Royal Silver Club? Anyone thinking of "investing" in it?
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+1. I'm real keen. I have put down for one Club Membership (not scared).
Just hope they don't go bust.

Lunty.
 
I've read the brochure and it seems ok. Thanks Lunty for putting me onto this, it's good to see someone has the balls to go for it :lol:

I'm still undecided !
 
I was tempted but in the end decided no. Being able to buy close to spot is a pretty good deal though Lunty. I'm sure you'll find plenty of buyers for the new round on this forum to help pay back some of the $5000 cost.
 
The Royal Silver Club opportunity is an interesting and creative way of packaging a debt issuance by Royal Silver.

Of course, one should look past the marketing and consider it for what it is.

As the certificate states it is an offering of 2 year term redeemable senior un-subordinated debt notes.

Essentially, you are lending USD to Royal Silver and they are paying you interest in silver instead of USD. Along with this there are added benefits in the way of access to exclusive rounds and wholesale style pricing.

It is nice to know that this is an issuance of senior un-subordinated debt as opposed to subordinated debt.

As per the proposal at current prices/values Royal Silver is paying out between 8-11% interest on the debt notes (excluding the opportunities afforded by the added benefits).

In my experience this is towards the low end of expected returns on senior debt issued by unlisted companies but is not totally outside the bounds of what might be expected. I would say that to make the investment return more commensurate with the risk one would need to make use of and gain a return from the added benefits.

From an investment perspective there are obviously a substantial number of variables that would need to be taken into account when considering the debt issuance, more so than most debt issuances given the multiple currency risks and their interplay (AUD/USD and AUD/Silver). For example an Australian investor might gain on the value of the interest paid in silver but lose on the value of the USD capital investment. Or, one could lose on both, or gain on both.

The modelling on this would in fact be reasonably complex.

At the end of the day, making this investment would be one that would largely need to be made on gut-feel. It would certainly be an easier call for many of us if the capital investment were to be made in AUD or even CAD.

I would certainly be interested in hearing more on the thoughts that others have in regards to this investment opportunity.
 
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