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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;spirityoda, post: 2569671, member: 44633&quot;]because some people/collectors value the older bars beyond silver value itself.&nbsp; I see that a lot that at Vegas coin shows.&nbsp; I could see the value for the older ones, but not for the newer ones.&nbsp; unsuspecting people get lured into being told a story that these bars with be more collectible than other bars down the road.&nbsp; I hate to see people deceived like that.&nbsp; with enough experience in viewing older bars you can tell the difference in price right away.&nbsp; now a days <b>hand poured</b> bars are getting more money than the silver is actually worth.&nbsp; I myself really like the look of a hand poured silver bar, but do not want to shell out the extra money over the real silver value it is worth.&nbsp; it is a trade off.&nbsp; I leave it up to the people wanting what <b>they</b> want to do/buy.&nbsp; funny that you mention this because I myself was thinking of getting/buying the Perth Mint 10oz. bars simply because I really liked the look of them.&nbsp; but after discovering the cost over the actual silver price made me rethink it and not buy them.&nbsp; there are a lot of companies out there trying to make their silver rounds and bars look so amazing to get you to buy their products.&nbsp; most places that will buy your silver will only give you what silver is worth.&nbsp; unless you try and sell it on Ebay or other places... you might get more from buyers there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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