Yankee plans to sell 20 ounces of gold every day from now on.:whistle:
I think he means today is the day gold closes above $1,200.
From what I read, it seems that the current cost of finding and bringing a new gold deposit to market is in the $800 to $900 range per ounce,...
Thanks.:thumb:
I'm curious, what is the going price for junk silver dollars [buy and sell prices]? This isn't an offer to do either.
Pullbacks are normal. Markets never move in a straight line for long periods of time. A pullback would not end the gold bull market. It will...
Send it back. Unless you are an expert at grading [and at least better than the dealer] and have the coin in hand, if you want a slabbed coin,...
Keep in mind that the writers of the article are selling their advice, not following it. Yankee, I think you put too much faith in what you read...
A nice looking bullion coin will still sell for some premium to spot these days. A scruffy one probably will not, so take that into account when...
Maybe Nadler will be right, but I consider it a low probability bet. Markets never move in a straight line for long, and there is nothing unusual...
I read the article. It's all opinion and the author never proved any cause and effect. LSM is correct that over time, the ruling class in Rome...
I think what we are seeing is a compression in coin prices, with those that sell primarily on bullion value rising while those that sell primarily...
It's pretty convenient to make the assumption that the fall of Rome supports one's political views. Real life tends to be more complex. It could...
Make sure they throw in a good amount of desiccant. :rolleyes:
Don't forget state taxes on estates, which can be much more than federal. For example, here in New Jersey, the State takes 110% of everything you...
It depends on your definition of long. About 6 or 7 years ago it took no particular skill or insight to purchase 1 ounce gold bullion for $375 to...
Every gold bar in Comex has an owner assigned to it. I'm sure the bars are in the process of being tested and until proven otherwise I think...
That's an excellent possibility to consider. I hadn't thought of it that way but it makes sense. Unfortunately, it can't be verified. One thing...
The rise in gold is in no way a "bubble." People aren't buying on margin, there isn't widespread public participation, the price rise isn't...
That was going to be my suggestion too.
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