What would you do ?
Timbuk3
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From a resale perspective, would you purchase
1oz silver generic rounds, or 1oz foreign rounds,
such as Maples, Philharmonics, etc. Assuming
your purchase prices were the same?
1oz silver generic rounds, or 1oz foreign rounds,
such as Maples, Philharmonics, etc. Assuming
your purchase prices were the same?
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No to the Philharmonics in any case.
No to the Philharmonics in any case.
Why? What's wrong with them?
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No to the Philharmonics in any case.
Why? What's wrong with them?
They are the red headed stepchild of the bullion world .
No to the Philharmonics in any case.
Why? What's wrong with them?
They are the red headed stepchild of the bullion world .
Daum worse than Krugs?
The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong
But I'm not a fan of any of those options for physical silver. So I probably wouldn't want them.
Eagles, or better yet, 90%, would be better to me.
--Severian the Lame
No to the Philharmonics in any case.
Why? What's wrong with them?
They are the red headed stepchild of the bullion world .
Says who? I sold a few this Summer to pay for a vacation and got $5 each over spot.
Now I'm talking gold as I would not buy silver under any circumstance.
When buying both back in the day, I never spent more than 15% of the loot on silver. The lion's share ALWAYS goes to gold.
Phillies, like American Eagles are exempt from reporting.
Now I'm talking gold as I would not buy silver under any circumstance.
When buying both back in the day, I never spent more than 15% of the loot on silver. The lion's share ALWAYS goes to gold.
Top, can you please elaborate on why you wouldn't buy silver under any circumstance? Is it a storage issue?
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That being said, any silver (and gold) has its place and I consider nearly all forms... nothing wrong what so ever with philharomics.
Libertads if same price all day.
Yep. Maples, Libertads over generic any day.
Hard to sell generics, philh, other odd balls
the only generic that are easily to sell for me are prospector
well maybe then not stack the Philharmonics, but they have a very desirable design!
I don't put coins in the same category as rounds. Go with the foreign coins, preferably the maples since US buyers are more comfortable with them.
The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong