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India to surpass U.S. in silver imports
CaptHenway
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sorry, can't get the blasted link to work on this site
sorry, can't get the blasted link to work on this site
Numismatist. 50 year member ANA. Winner of four ANA Heath Literary Awards; three Wayte and Olga Raymond Literary Awards; Numismatist of the Year Award 2009, and Lifetime Achievement Award 2020. Winner numerous NLG Literary Awards.
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linky
There is another story about China buying huge quantities of gold. Here's a probably no good link to it:
gold link
<< <i>Forget it. I give up trying to link stuff here. You'll have to buy a subscription to Coin World online.
There is another story about China buying huge quantities of gold. Here's a probably no good link to it:
gold link >>
Linky no goody
What for? Obviously, as an investment, with the intent of selling it for more someday, or at least preserving the value. No one buys and investment with the goal to lose money.
What's going to happen when the people who own that silver want to sell it, at the same time the miners are still digging it up and the government mints and private companies are minting more and more coins and bars every single day?
Who's going to be buying? And what forms of silver bullion will they choose to purchase and put in their lock boxes?
I guess a new generation of investors. Better keep the hype machine going on hard money, and better keep thinking up creative new designs for the rounds and rectangles
As long as it's neat and fun to "stack", there will be a percentage of humans who enjoy the activity, sure hope the percentage keeps growing!
PS, with all this buying, how come silver stuck below $20 oz? What's it cost to mine, refine, and deliver an oz? What's the markup along the way from the dirt to the lock box?
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Apparently Coin World is a little behind the times as India over took the US in silver imports in 2013. While they did cut back during the down year of 2012, they went back to full tilt in 2013. In fact 2013 and 2014 were higher than 2011 went things went nuts.
Maybe PCGS should just remove the http:// from automatically showing up as a defult in the link box?
Gold Link
GrandAm
<< <i>If you delete the http:// before you paste your link into the link box you will get a working link.
Maybe PCGS should just remove the http:// from automatically showing up as a defult in the link box?
Gold Link
GrandAm
I always do, but it still didn't work. I agree that PCGS should remove the prompts from the templates.
Thanks for the corrected links.
<< <i>If you delete the http:// before you paste your link into the link box you will get a working link.
Maybe PCGS should just remove the http:// from automatically showing up as a defult in the link box?
Gold Link
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That Coin World link discuss gold imports into China and India. And China is importing 1200-1500 tonnes/yr the past 2 years. Didn't anyone tell them that "cash is king."
Coin World writer Paul Gilkes, who has been around for years, references Koos Jansen's stats from Bullionstar.com. Perish the thought! Coin dealer/bullion player Mike Fuljenz referenced as well (formerly of Blanchard and Co. years back)l. Doesn't CoinWorld know that those guys aren't "Cohodk approved"?
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<< <i>If you delete the http:// before you paste your link into the link box you will get a working link.
Maybe PCGS should just remove the http:// from automatically showing up as a defult in the link box?
Gold Link
GrandAm
I always do, but it still didn't work. I agree that PCGS should remove the prompts from the templates.
Thanks for the corrected links. >>
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The link you posted above has the http:// in it. If you delete it and refresh the page the link works.
GrandAm