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<p>[QUOTE="Cherd, post: 8594701, member: 24754"]When it comes to <u>Spot Price</u>, I also agree. But, I think we are all talking past each other to some extent in this thread when discussing price evaluations.</p><p><br /></p><p>The things that I'm wondering about are separate from spot price. I'm trying to get some perspective on the relationship between <u>Premiums</u> and <u>Dealer Margins</u>. Are they one and the same? Do the margins account for some percentage of the premium at each step along the way? Or are they separate?</p><p><br /></p><p>When I said, "prices that irrationally outpace your investment" in my previous post, I wasn't talking about silver as an investment vehicle (Spot Price). I was talking about the price that dealers pay for silver (their investment)...... and subsequently the price at which they sell ....... irrespective of spot price.</p><p><br /></p><p>Edit: In re-reading my post, I think that I'm still having trouble clarifying. Here are the questions that get to the root of what I'm asking.</p><p><br /></p><p>Assuming that the spot price of silver remains constant at $20 and the coin dealer-charged premium on Eagles remains constant at $15:</p><p><br /></p><p>1. The people with the capability of purchasing Eagles from the Mint, what are they paying per coin?</p><p><br /></p><p>2. I purchase an Eagle at an average coin shop for $20+$15 = $35. If I immediately turn around and sell it back to them, how much money should I expect to get?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cherd, post: 8594701, member: 24754"]When it comes to [U]Spot Price[/U], I also agree. But, I think we are all talking past each other to some extent in this thread when discussing price evaluations. The things that I'm wondering about are separate from spot price. I'm trying to get some perspective on the relationship between [U]Premiums[/U] and [U]Dealer Margins[/U]. Are they one and the same? Do the margins account for some percentage of the premium at each step along the way? Or are they separate? When I said, "prices that irrationally outpace your investment" in my previous post, I wasn't talking about silver as an investment vehicle (Spot Price). I was talking about the price that dealers pay for silver (their investment)...... and subsequently the price at which they sell ....... irrespective of spot price. Edit: In re-reading my post, I think that I'm still having trouble clarifying. Here are the questions that get to the root of what I'm asking. Assuming that the spot price of silver remains constant at $20 and the coin dealer-charged premium on Eagles remains constant at $15: 1. The people with the capability of purchasing Eagles from the Mint, what are they paying per coin? 2. I purchase an Eagle at an average coin shop for $20+$15 = $35. If I immediately turn around and sell it back to them, how much money should I expect to get?[/QUOTE]
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