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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1970 Silver Art, post: 601896, member: 18828&quot;]That also makes sense too.&nbsp; A mixture of both works for me.&nbsp; I will buy a few oz&#039;s of silver a month and at the same time I will save up some money to make a larger purchase in the summertime when PM prices have been traditionally weak.&nbsp; You would be somewhat hedging yourself because if silver keeps going up then the silver that you bought in the previous months would have gone up in $ value and you would have not have missed any upside.&nbsp; If silver went down from these levels, then the money that you saved up during the previous months can be used to buy silver at lower prices.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>There is another factor in this also.&nbsp; Lets say that spot silver goes down to $10.00.&nbsp; Would the premiums go down that much when spot silver is $10-$11?&nbsp; For example, with spot silver at $15.79 (as of Fridays close) and SAE&#039;s at ,for example, say $20 then that is $4.21 over spot.&nbsp; If silver falls to $10 and the prices on SAE&#039;s fall to, for example, say $16.00, then that is $6 over spot silver.&nbsp; That is also assuming that the coin dealer bought the SAEs at a price where the coin dealer is still selling for a profit.&nbsp; Premiums will play a large part in purchasing silver if/when silver pulls back IMO.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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