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<p>[QUOTE="sunflower, post: 859333, member: 23219"]I have a different twists to contribute. I hope I don't get the "you have been had lady" response. With one of my dealers (bullion), the salesmember advised me that one of the benefits with doing business with their company is that they will always buy back from their customers, even if it means that they will be taking a loss (like the 1980 with silver). The sales member explained that when every one is selling, that not everyone is buying. The rationale included the higher premium when buying from them, because the price was loaded at the front. I am paraphrasing the best I can. This particular dealer is what I call a full service kind of dealer, not deep discount necessarily. I did not mind spending the extra money for the advice I felt I have been given. I still buy from them when I can afford more than an ounce of gold at a time, or when purchasing Canadian ML.</p><p> </p><p>Frankly, if the price goes to $1500, I surely hope I will not need the money and have to sell. I like my bullion a lot. I am not as attached to them as I am the circulated isses of 100 years ago and longer, but sure do like them. I am pretty found of the SAK. Their gold coloring is pretty different than the American or Canadian bullion that I have. Singapour has pretty looking gold too. I love the thickness of their 1/10 ounces babies.</p><p> </p><p>Sorry, turned off topic again down the rambling road of gold.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="sunflower, post: 859333, member: 23219"]I have a different twists to contribute. I hope I don't get the "you have been had lady" response. With one of my dealers (bullion), the salesmember advised me that one of the benefits with doing business with their company is that they will always buy back from their customers, even if it means that they will be taking a loss (like the 1980 with silver). The sales member explained that when every one is selling, that not everyone is buying. The rationale included the higher premium when buying from them, because the price was loaded at the front. I am paraphrasing the best I can. This particular dealer is what I call a full service kind of dealer, not deep discount necessarily. I did not mind spending the extra money for the advice I felt I have been given. I still buy from them when I can afford more than an ounce of gold at a time, or when purchasing Canadian ML. Frankly, if the price goes to $1500, I surely hope I will not need the money and have to sell. I like my bullion a lot. I am not as attached to them as I am the circulated isses of 100 years ago and longer, but sure do like them. I am pretty found of the SAK. Their gold coloring is pretty different than the American or Canadian bullion that I have. Singapour has pretty looking gold too. I love the thickness of their 1/10 ounces babies. Sorry, turned off topic again down the rambling road of gold.[/QUOTE]
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