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<p>[QUOTE="GoldFinger1969, post: 2389515, member: 73489"]<b><span style="color: #0000ff">To add to what Rono says....as a financial professional... LIQUIDITY is important and can be counterintuitive.</span></b></p><p><br /></p><p>Bars and other ingot-things are more acceptable over in Europe where the people never trusted their governments as much (hence the popularity for Saints and Liberty DE's overseas).</p><p><br /></p><p>Since we are in the U.S., the American Silver Eagles tend to carry a premium for bullion and numismatic reasons. Knowing you can get spot or a premium to spot means the price tends to trade above intrinsic/bullion value. Other silver coins or bars or whatnot may trade at lower premiums or even discounts.</p><p><br /></p><p>You might think that ASEs should trade CLOSER to silver because they are more liquid than other forms of silver but MARKETABILITY is not liquidity. DEMAND for ASEs insures they trade at a premium because they are also the most marketable in the U.S.: you'll get the most relative to silver than any other product, silver bullion or bars or pure silver or whatever.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GoldFinger1969, post: 2389515, member: 73489"][B][COLOR=#0000ff]To add to what Rono says....as a financial professional... LIQUIDITY is important and can be counterintuitive.[/COLOR][/B] Bars and other ingot-things are more acceptable over in Europe where the people never trusted their governments as much (hence the popularity for Saints and Liberty DE's overseas). Since we are in the U.S., the American Silver Eagles tend to carry a premium for bullion and numismatic reasons. Knowing you can get spot or a premium to spot means the price tends to trade above intrinsic/bullion value. Other silver coins or bars or whatnot may trade at lower premiums or even discounts. You might think that ASEs should trade CLOSER to silver because they are more liquid than other forms of silver but MARKETABILITY is not liquidity. DEMAND for ASEs insures they trade at a premium because they are also the most marketable in the U.S.: you'll get the most relative to silver than any other product, silver bullion or bars or pure silver or whatever.[/QUOTE]
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