Come on silver

Discussion in 'Bullion Investing' started by sk8er722, Apr 8, 2011.

  1. sk8er722

    sk8er722 New Member

    Alright silver, dont fail me know. I just bought 2oz in .5oz bars. i just want to be able to sell alittle at a time if i need too.

    Im about to buy another 2oz from a different mint.

    Has anyone heard of the Northwest Territorial Mint or the Westminster Mint? I bought 2oz from North but then i found Westminster has better prices so im gonna buy some from them to.

    I know its probably cheaper to buy from a coin store, but im no where near a coin store...
     
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  3. InfleXion

    InfleXion Wealth Preserver

    I went primarily with NWTM for my initial investment into silver, and was very pleased with the bulk price they gave me over the phone which was substantially better than their online pricing. Coin shops are easily cheaper than online at least in my area. I think APMEX is cheaper than NWTM for web pricing. There are others slightly cheaper, but you may compromise vendor reliability.
     
  4. treehugger

    treehugger Well-Known Member

    Provident Metals

    I have found Provident Metals to be the best online retailer, all things considered, hands down. They usually have the best price on both a cash and credit card basis; their shipping costs are lower than most others; their shipping speed is lightning fast; their supply is usually pretty diverse; and, their product quality is good.

    My other good source for silver products is, believe it or not, ebay.
     
  5. rzage

    rzage What Goes Around Comes Around .

    Sorry I'm hoping for the price of PMs to drop . AS long as it it keeps getting higher it's from a week dollar . I'm hoping the economy rebounds and things get back to normal . Am I still buying silver and gold yes . But I have a lot more tied up in my retirement accounts and stocks .
    rzage
     
  6. chip

    chip Novice collector

    The old saying what goes up must come down seems to apply, but when and how far is anybodies guess, my guess is it will continue to climb and peak at near 100, then plummet back to about 15, then eventually level off around 25 or so.
     
  7. eric0911

    eric0911 SMS-71

    I'm hoping, short term at least, that it goes down to 33-35-ish on wednesday and then goes up to 40+ by friday
     
  8. sk8er722

    sk8er722 New Member

    i actually want it to go down to like 30 or maybe 25, cause then ill buy more. then it can go back up to whatever it wants. i tried to convince my wife to let me buy some at 37 but she didnt want to, then i made the command decision and bought some at 40.95.
     
  9. dan8802

    dan8802 New Member

    I too could benefit from a short pullback.
     
  10. Animosity

    Animosity Member

    I was hoping prices would stay constant at around 36 (or lower) until next weekend, because I don't get paid until Wednesday and was planning on buying some more silver!
     
  11. SWThirteen

    SWThirteen Needs a 24/7 Coin Shop

    I honestly don't care what it does. I have silver, but it was all a gift, so no matter the price, I make a profit. I don't plan on buying or selling anytime soon, just collecting. Basically, I'm awesome....

    Just kidding. I realized how arrogant that sounded after I typed it. Sorry.
     
  12. passantgardant

    passantgardant New Member

    Based on the long-term exponential trend, silver could possibly pull back to the high 20s this year, but I wouldn't bet on it. Gold will almost certainly go up to between $1550 and $1600 and then pull back to the $1500 area. Whenever that happens, silver will probably be at its low point too, whereever that may be. This will probably happen in July or August after peaking in May, based on historical seasonal trends. If you're not in by August, you may miss the train to $1800 gold and $60, $70, or $80 silver.

    How high can it go and what's its fair value? I've created a calculator which let's you determine what a fair value for silver is based on your inflation expectations: http://passantgardant.com/blog/66-silver-value-calculator

    I've used Northwest Territorial Mint in the past, and they're not bad (they sell Pan American silver direct), but I've found APMEX prices are usually a little better, as are their shipping terms and ease of using their website.
     
  13. xtronic

    xtronic Junior Member

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