silver moving toward $20.00 per ounce. will u.s. mint change again its silver american eagle (w) unciruclated dollar. currently selling at $21.95 for 2007. the coming 2008 (w) unc. am. eagle might see the price move to around $25.95 - $27.95.
You seem to ask this question every time there is movement in silver prices. The simple answer is that the Mint will continue to adjust its pricing based on bullion value as it has in the past - that means relatively quick response to increases and relatively slow responses to decreases, just like the gasoline refiners are doing as crude prices change!
Silver is on the rise its with out a doubt and, yes, the mint will increase prices based on silver cost.
sure they will raise the price they have to so they don't loss money. I've noticed you always have post about the prices going up you must be sitting on a bunch of silver. I wish I had more of the white metal now, but I'm hesitant to buy right now.
Silver prices are high, but they aren't as high as they look, and in hindsight they might even turn out to be low. My opinion for some time has been that a few years from now, you will not be able to purchase a morgan or peace dollar below $20 regardless of condition or damage.
How is the mint losing money if they bought the silver to make the coins at a time where it was at a lower cost. Seems like they are just profiting from silver price increases not losing any money.
What I am saying is that they can't hold a fixed price all year with the commodities market being so apt to change. Plus how much in advance does the mint purchase the metal before it mints the coin? What's the turn around weeks, months, days I don't know but that would play into it.
Tater: Under the current market conditions, the mints buys silver on a regular basis. Besies, they made a mint (pun intended) by selling their silver at a profit when all that they did was get it from melting old silver coins.
WoodenSpoon Boy said "How is the mint losing money if they bought the silver to make the coins at a time where it was at a lower cost." The reason commodity sellers like oil companies and the mint do that is that the replacement costs of the material can be so high that there isn't enough money left to fully replace the stock (silver) that they sold. I don't like defending oil companies, but they MUST generate enough current revenue to fully replace stock at current prices or they run behind on demand. That would drive prices even higher. The mint has to do the same because if there is a large spike in prices, say 30%, in the time it takes them to sell out they would only be able to replace 70% of the silver. Make sense? Mike
record high platinum $2,170.50 up 41.9% palladium $498.00 up 36.8% silver $17.80 up 20.6% gold $939.00 up 12.6% dow jones average down 6.6% s & p 500 down 7.6% dec.31,2007 to present.
I saw a post on the website goldprice.org, claiming that the price of silver was going up to at least 75 dollars per ounce. Is this just extreme speculation?
record higher and higher palladium now overtake platinum as leader when palladium heads up 43.4% to $522.00 per ounce. platinum up 42.9% to $2,186.00 per ounce. gold and silver also headed higher. gold hit $952.90 per ounce and up 14.5% since dec 31 2007. while silver up 22.6% to $18.09 per ounce. p.s. tonight the platinum again lead over palladium. platinum up 43.8% to $2,200.00 and gold high at $954.70, up 14.5%
silver and gold gold is projected to hit $1,000.00, then $1,200.00 and then $1,400.00 this year. so silver should be how much?. you figure out it.. both platinum and palladium raised over 43% from dec.31,2007 to present. that's means gold and silver not even carry out a big move yet. to see is to believe. let's see if this can happen.......what is your thought and comment?.....