What is a fair price over spot ?

What do you think is a fair price to pay
over spot ?

 

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Spot of what? Looks more like you're asking about gold troy oz here.
10% is about as high as I pay for any PM.

 

Yeah, I think that can be assumed..LOL , it does depend on
what your buying different PM,S
having different prices based on possible
performance.

 

For silver? Gold? Rhodium? AGEs? 1911-D quarter eagles?

 

Cardboard?

 

You know what they say about ASSumeing.
25 to 50 CENTS?
50 to 75 DOLLARS?
poll should be what percentage of spot would you pay?

I've paid 2x spot for some cool piece, just because I wanted it.
I've been outbid 3x/4x over spot for something that someone wanted.

 

obviously 1 oz. gold, but you're lucky to find it at any of those these days. Premiums are obscene.

 

...except that his last post before starting this thread was talking about premiums on platinum eagles (again, though, not specifying whether they were 1oz, 1/10oz, or something else).

 

Your acceptable premium, you can put that in a percentage if you like, on coins
or bullion you personally collect or invest in, everybody has there favorite

 

Take a look at palladium the premiums are just stupid, with that said probably
going to pick one up soon...LOL

 

Example...
These overpriced 5 gram silver bars.
I like them, but dang $3 a gram for the cool factor?
That's a bit rich even using someone else's money.

 

Paging
mpcusa, found something else you need.
Only five to six thousand over spot he says...

 

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I bought some gold in January ($1749 spot) right at melt. Austrian Ducats and Swiss 20 Francs. I love buying fractional gold at spot. Filled a whole plastic nickel tube.

 

Will the Silver go below 20.00 soon? It seems to be dipping downward here recently, buy the dips or wait to see where it bottoms out at? Probably the later one for me unless there is a bargain or something I need or want.

 

It sure seems headed that way...

 

At this point I'll be more surprised if it doesn't go under $20. Things aren't done getting worse just yet.

I bought some "dips" on the way down from the 2011 peak. Problem is, you need hindsight to know whether it's a "dip" or a long, monotonous downward slope. And by the same token, you can't tell when it's "bottomed out" until it's come back up.

 

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