Great question. I don't think anybody knows. Some analysts point to the Great Depression and the fact that silver and gold prices rose during a...
I don't expect fundamentals to drive gold in the last stages of the bull market. It will be pure speculation by hedge funds and the general...
Regarding not investing in anything, this is sort of an existential question. Money has to be someplace whether you like it or not. CDs are an...
The Illuminati symbolism is interesting.
I would disagree with that. There are fewer AGE 1/4's around than sovereigns. The premium for sovereigns is on the buy side, not the sell side....
My local dealer is selling ASEs for $18.50 each today. You might want to shop for a new dealer.
I've never paid a 20% premium when buying ASEs. And the current sell price is about 6% [not 1%] over spot if you bring them to a coin shop....
The debt could also be restructured by eliminating interest payments and extending maturities. And the unfunded liabilities could be handled in a...
US Treasury debt is non-callable.
But on the sell side, all of the dealers around me currently pay $1 over spot for ASEs which is about a 6% premium. So you recover part of the...
I own some rounds, but I haven't purchased one in years. The rounds will always sell at a discount to ASEs because there is no certainty...
I think what you might be missing is that silver isn't just silver. With ASEs, you know the purity and the weight. When you buy silver rounds or...
This request belongs in the Open forum.
I would go with the silver because the investment is divisible and silver has more gain potential [along with more risk].
Not exactly. The copper went into the copper market. The gold is an exchange between non-market entities.
If you have a better investment in mind, or want to spend the proceeds on a car, vacation, boat, house, etc.. then selling is definitely the right...
I think this is already in the price. Besides, the IMF doesn't dump gold into the market for the US Mint or jewelers or investors to purchase....
It's a good method. Thanks for sharing.
This is only my opinion, but I think there is a high probability that gold will never sell below $1,000 again in the lifetime of anybody at CoinTalk.
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