Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
am I the only one who thinks that's a huge waste of money?
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The single 1gm bars generally sell for 20-30 bucks.
5 GM bars can be had for as little as 15 (much more common)
10gm bars will reach 35-45 fairly rare.
1/2 ounce can run up to 40-60 bucks
2 ounce bars will run up 125.
1/2 kilos, stupid money. Upwards to 50-70 per ounce.
All prices are for JM. That's all the odd sizes I can think of off the top of my head. I won't admit to which ones of the above I have fallen prey to
If you are into the Engelhard fractional prospectors, these so go for huge premiums. Some guy had a few rolls of 1/10 oz original rolls recently that sold for 425 which I thought was a fair price. They were all snapped up pretty quickly.
I have seen 1 original roll of halves (5 ounces) that went for about 45 per ounce a couple years ago (spot was something like 20 bucks or so.
Single 1/10 can be had for as little as 12-14 bucks. 1/4 generally sell for about 20-25. 1/2 oz generally sell for 35-45.
I am about 2 months from placing a WTB on the bSt for these. So if you have any please offer. (sorry fort the plug)
Now if you want to talk fractional JM gold, that's a whole different ball game......
Some eye candy. At one point, I had what must have been one of the most extensive and complete collections of fractional silver bullion anywhere to be found. I had over 100 of the JM 1gm bars alone in the collection!
<< <i>Some eye candy. At one point, I had what must have been one of the most extensive and complete collections of fractional silver bullion anywhere to be found. I had over 100 of the JM 1gm bars alone in the collection! >>
I remember these pictures!
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<< <i>And what should warrant you with a "you suck" award Phil is that you probably paid near whatever Spot was at the time for it all, right? >>
Not even close! If I could have bought this stuff near spot, I would have bought 50x as much or more. I paid heavy premiums for everything in those pics.
I'm getting a taste of it myself now that I've allowed myself to start collecting "collectible" silver. Sometimes I question my sanity paying what I do for some of it because I always take the approach of when I buy, will I be able to get what I paid for out of it when it comes time to sell it. So far, so good though so I guess I'll keep stackin the things I like.
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It must be a silver "thing".Last year I bought a set of 10 canadian wolf half ounce coins in the plastic sheet for $250 and questioned my sanity since silver was going for about $35 an ounce.Two weeks later I saw another one up for sale but they wanted $450 so I passed.
Its an interesting niche collecting... I sold some hard to find engelhard, JM and Pamp bars a few weeks ago and I was surprised to see so many watchers and emails from all over the world.
I sold the JM gold bar to a collector in Great Britain.
Very robust prices and even offers to buy more at higher prices.
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<< <i>am I the only one who thinks that's a huge waste of money? >>
No.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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What, you didn't want to pay $357 for 2/3 of an oz. of silver?
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Groucho Marx
<< <i>I sold a 1 gram JM gold bar with an original assay card from 1983...it sold for 3X spot and it had over 300 watchers. >>
That was you!
The single 1gm bars generally sell for 20-30 bucks.
5 GM bars can be had for as little as 15 (much more common)
10gm bars will reach 35-45 fairly rare.
1/2 ounce can run up to 40-60 bucks
2 ounce bars will run up 125.
1/2 kilos, stupid money. Upwards to 50-70 per ounce.
All prices are for JM. That's all the odd sizes I can think of off the top of my head. I won't admit to which ones of the above I have fallen prey to
If you are into the Engelhard fractional prospectors, these so go for huge premiums. Some guy had a few rolls of 1/10 oz original rolls recently that sold for 425 which I thought was a fair price. They were all snapped up pretty quickly.
I have seen 1 original roll of halves (5 ounces) that went for about 45 per ounce a couple years ago (spot was something like 20 bucks or so.
Single 1/10 can be had for as little as 12-14 bucks. 1/4 generally sell for about 20-25. 1/2 oz generally sell for 35-45.
I am about 2 months from placing a WTB on the bSt for these. So if you have any please offer. (sorry fort the plug)
Now if you want to talk fractional JM gold, that's a whole different ball game......
<< <i>Some eye candy. At one point, I had what must have been one of the most extensive and complete collections of fractional silver bullion anywhere to be found. I had over 100 of the JM 1gm bars alone in the collection!
>>
I remember these pictures!
<< <i>And what should warrant you with a "you suck" award Phil is that you probably paid near whatever Spot was at the time for it all, right?
Not even close! If I could have bought this stuff near spot, I would have bought 50x as much or more. I paid heavy premiums for everything in those pics.
I'm getting a taste of it myself now that I've allowed myself to start collecting "collectible" silver. Sometimes I question my sanity paying what I do for some of it because I always take the approach of when I buy, will I be able to get what I paid for out of it when it comes time to sell it.
So far, so good though so I guess I'll keep stackin the things I like.
It must be a silver "thing".Last year I bought a set of 10 canadian wolf half ounce coins in the plastic sheet for $250 and questioned my sanity since silver was going for about $35 an ounce.Two weeks later I saw another one up for sale but they wanted $450 so I passed.
<< <i>am I the only one who thinks that's a huge waste of money? >>
No.
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<< <i>am I the only one who thinks that's a huge waste of money? >>
No. >>
Its the equivalent of spending $38 on a collectible silver dime, or $100 on a collectible silver quarter.
So basically anyone who spends $38 on a single silver dime is that considered a "huge waste of money" in your eyes?
I sold the JM gold bar to a collector in Great Britain.
Very robust prices and even offers to buy more at higher prices.
Groucho Marx
What city/province?
Didn't pay stupid money, but did pay a premium.
I ended up trading the one on the right for a roll of BU morgan dollars + a roll of mercs, so Plus 3oz ( it was pretty Gouged up on the back)
I have seen the 1/2 kilo go for over a thousand on ebay though
It's all about what the people want...
<< <i>am I the only one who thinks that's a huge waste of money? >>
No.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire