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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;definer, post: 1815718, member: 39713&quot;]I think there&#039;s also the aspect of the legitimacy of the item in question. While nearly everything can&nbsp; (and has been) faked, I would suspect that selling a 2012 ASE in 2020 will be somewhat easier than selling a no name &quot;art bar&quot; though both be made of silver. I currently have well north of 200 oz of silver, the vast majority of which is in 90% coins and mint-produced 5 oz ATBs. I do have a few Silvertown and Johnson-Matthey bars but not many. I suspect I&#039;ll have an easier time selling the 90% than either the 5 oz ones or the bars if, and when I decide to sell. This doesn&#039;t count my ASEs (some of which are slabbed) and my commemoratives.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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