Would you buy 1kg bullion bar today for $1338?

[silvertongue]

Once you stack you never look back....

 

[Guest]

Dollars depreciate sooner or later it will always be a good buy!

 

[Chillidog]

People laughed at me buying a first majestic 1 kg bar off another member two months ago for $1250 now it's a Bargan. And no it's not for sale I love it.

 

[Turk]

In the 24 hours it took to gather these answers the price of a kilo bar at WDAVIS rose by $20.

There's a lesson there somewhere!

 

[Chillidog]

So stop procrastinating and buy it or two

 

[Yippe-Ki-Ya]

f0r 1337? Nah thats only for teh Elite sorry

if it was a know brand then that was a bargain...

 

[Chillidog]

In the end silver is silver

 

[Yippe-Ki-Ya]

I don't buy anything bigger than ounce bars/coins. Ounces and under is what I recommend.

that will simply get you less metal for you fiat... thus reducing your leverage of this bull run!

 

[unfunkable]

YeP, that was a great buy chllidog!

 

[Yippe-Ki-Ya]

that will simply get you less metal for you fiat... thus reducing your leverage of this bull run!

I'd rather pay the premium knowing the metals are far more liquid in more scenarios than that of a Kilo bar.

If the world economies and policies were sound, and if it did not look like we are about to enter a massive world war, then of course the Kilo bars are a better approach.

Then you have the paranoia if the bars have substituted metal inside. Don't be surprised to start hearing of this again (considering Silver is very close to the 80s high which at that time did not have the same events taking place compared to now).

Kilo = good when there is sound governments and policies.
Fractions = good during current world conditions.

Good points. I guess it also depends though on what you're stacking up for... if its to trade out for stocks and/or RE sometime down the line, then i believe 1kg (or bigger) bars would be the way to go - giving one more leverage as i said.

if you're intending to use the metal to fund much smaller day to day purchases then i agree that smaller bars or coins are the way to go.

Regarding metal substitution - another good point. thats why i stick with PAMP and i'll also be buying myself a "scale" soon which will be my final defence or 'certificate of authentication' ...