Back in the 1930;s the gold was purchased at the "spot" price of just over $20, and then revalued at $35. That $35 rate lasted until the early...
The history behind this "coin" is very interesting. Several nations used the re-strikes in the Middle East and Northern Africa, mostly, pay...
I think some of that drop may have been due to profit taking.
The mint sells ASE's to the authorized buyers for $2.00 over spot, with a 25-Thousand ounce minimum purchase requirement!
Saving copper cents with the idea of melting them down doesn't make a whole lot of sense, when you can get copper pipes at Home Depot, swap...
edited I see comments on "goldcollector"; what did he actually do?
$18 silver in 12-09 adjusted for inflation was $21.49 in 06-20.
Silver in 12-09 was $18.00 and in 06-20, after adjustment for inflation, silver was $21.45.
Greek style water and/or wine pitcher. Cups are a lot shorter.
Silver up to $130.00? Maybe, but something like post-WW1 German inflation would have to happen! If not, then it could go up because of some new...
Looks like a water or wine pitcher! Cups are shorter and wider, usually.
Back about 9 years ago I sold some silver (coins and bullion) for about 4 times original cost. Adjusted for inflation my profit was about 250%....
Fake gold bars are nothing new, but this new China scam involves about 83 tons of the stuff used as collateral for loans from OTHER Chinese banks,...
Don't forget the inflation factor! $10.00 in 1995 had the same buying power as about $17.00 today.
Isn't "spot" price based on the good delivery of, at least, 5,000 oz's of silver at a future date, just like wheat, oil, corn, etc?
JMB has slabbed ASE's for sale in the ONE THOUSAND dollar range!
Who was the seller, and is he still on ebay?
Not just toilet paper, but regular copy, writing and newsprint paper too. Also, some gas stations were selling gas at a "discount" if you payed...
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