Gold vs: Platinum

gold up again at $875.20 per ounce. platinum also move up at $877.00. while silver inch a little bit at $11.33.

i see gold to pass $900.00 during x'mas session.

 

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latest mintage from platinum:

proof:
one ounce - 5,048
half ounce - 3,672
1/4 ounce - 3,909
1/10 ounce - 5,668

unc:
one ounce - 4,084
half ounce - 3,415
1/4 ounce - 3,936
1/10 ounce - 4,643

 

merry christmas and a happy new year to every collectors as well as investors.

 

gold and platinum fight head to head these few days.

gold - $840.00

platinum - $842.00

 

now platinum take the lead. platinum bid price traded $881.00 against gold $846.40.

 

the mideast crisis. the indian pakistan tension. i see the gold will move up again to $1,000.00 range.

 

platinum up over $900.00 for the first time since it collapsed. platinum closed at $901.00 vs: gold at $869.50. the lowest gap between the two rivalry is that gold traded higher over platinum at around $18.00.

 

see gold next week at over $900.00. watch it and believe it.

 

How about that Rhodium? It was $10k an ounce this summer and now at $1100-ish

Regardless there's a platinum proof I've wanted for a long time and lower prices may put it in my range.

 

as of this writing:

gold $886.60

platinum $931.00

 

gold prices keep moving upward. the mint might have to stop selling american eagle gold coins. or declare product not available.

 

now the platinum is well ahead of the gold. hopefully the gold will catch up.

 

Platinum was a good buy when it dipped under gold for a wee bit. I never see platinum for sale anywhere in my area, but it just happened to come across just then so I picked up some APEs at the very bottom of the market.

 

the gap between gold and platinum is near $200.00. hopefully the gold will catch it.

 

I am feelin mighty good that i bought nice amount of CDN plat maples last week

 

you are a lucky guy.

 

You can still buy now before the big increase is here.

 

i also think so. platinum will be outperforming gold if the stock market recover. but i think the silver will be the fastest to go up.

 

A lot of people have this confidence in the appreciation of silver, I am rather afraid mine has slipped. It's industrial usage has slipped with the demise of film, and unless they can find a way to render it's alleged antibiotic qualities I suspect that for the time at least it will be a has been metal. Obviously the AU:AG ratio supports my assertion, lately it has been at 74:1.

 

Couldn't this be a two way street. If silver production goes down, coin values go up. Even though the ratio of silver to gold goes up. Am I misguided? I do not know the historic effect of this ratio.