<< <i>Weiss ... I think you made a smart move with your Rhodium contract. That's the only PM that has not joined the rest of the band wagon. >>
My thoughts, too, Opa. It's a different animal in so many respects. But the possibility of it going up 50% just seemed solid. The chance of it dropping 50% is there, but doesn't seem probable. So I'm rolling the dice.
We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last. --Severian the Lame
Nope, this is Kitco's pool account. I'm not a fan of the concept of pools, or really even ETFs, but I like this type of account specifically for Rhodium.
We'll see. It's not SHTF holdings, this is just a roll of the dice gamble. Figured it was more interesting and exciting than most common stocks right now. And, hey, Rhodium was $10,000 an ounce not too long ago
We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last. --Severian the Lame
<< <i>Is rhodium used mostly in jewelry. Christmas coming up might make it bounce a little.......??? >>
I think it's mainly used as a catalyst . . . but I may be wrong too!
HH
Need the following OBW rolls to complete my 46-64 Roosevelt roll set: 1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S. Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
I showed these a couple of weeks ago but someone asked,I forgot who...wanted to see larger pics of the stamps...I have seen similar stamps in sterling but these are all.999 silver...they weigh between .25-.5- troy oz
Does anybody know anything about the vintage of this Deak bar? Has standard repeating Englehard rectangular logos on the back. TD
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<< <i>Interesting Englehard/Deak Perrera PD Bar >>
Nice and very interesting, thanks for sharing! I saw one a while ago on eBay but, if I recall correctly, it was selling for too much (for me) over melt.
Deak-Perera's bars are very neat, I like them. I noticed that the silver ones tone in a nice pink color. (I had 2 and they both had the same pinkish appearence). Does anyone know why?
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Our serial number is very close. I wonder how short a run this was? TD
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<< <i>Weiss ... I think you made a smart move with your Rhodium contract. That's the only PM that has not joined the rest of the band wagon. >>
My thoughts, too, Opa. It's a different animal in so many respects. But the possibility of it going up 50% just seemed solid. The chance of it dropping 50% is there, but doesn't seem probable. So I'm rolling the dice.
--Severian the Lame
We'll see. It's not SHTF holdings, this is just a roll of the dice gamble. Figured it was more interesting and exciting than most common stocks right now. And, hey, Rhodium was $10,000 an ounce not too long ago
--Severian the Lame
Is rhodium used mostly in jewelry. Christmas coming up might make it bounce a little.......???
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
<< <i>Is rhodium used mostly in jewelry. Christmas coming up might make it bounce a little.......??? >>
I think it's mainly used as a catalyst . . . but I may be wrong too!
HH
1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
Paid $430 for it
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<< <i>Is rhodium used mostly in jewelry. Christmas coming up might make it bounce a little.......??? >>
I think it's mainly used as a catalyst . . . but I may be wrong too!
HH >>
Rhodium...
primary uses of rhodium
<< <i>Lunch pickup. Pristine. If I had to grade it, it would be a PF68DC: >>
Corrected
Nice bars gsa1fan!
As always, I am speechless about Weiss' newps!
edited to add: I forgot, chumley, thoese stamps are very nice and neat!
Here are my newps, with gold at 1350 I can't afford more than 1/20s and 1/50s!
Ciccio, you need to send me an updated pic of your world gold after the coin show, can't wait to see what you bring home
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I didn't know Argor had a 5ozer...thanks godness I sold my set or I should have made you an offer you couldn't refuse!
What's in the back of the JM half? It's a pretty low number.
The JM 1/2 and the 10g both have a plain back. I found the Argor the day after we last spoke about it.
Regards,
Mark
TD
<< <i>Interesting Englehard/Deak Perrera PD Bar
>>
Nice and very interesting, thanks for sharing!
I saw one a while ago on eBay but, if I recall correctly, it was selling for too much (for me) over melt.
Deak-Perera's bars are very neat, I like them. I noticed that the silver ones tone in a nice pink color. (I had 2 and they both had the same pinkish appearence).
Does anyone know why?
Link.
<< <i>Old thread about Deak-Perera palladium bars:
Link. >>
Good old days when Pd was at $300 and Agblox was still Cars!
If you want to make an easy $50 profit I will buy it for $386!
<< <i>Old thread about Deak-Perera palladium bars:
Link. >>
Our serial number is very close. I wonder how short a run this was?
TD
I love the old school green label PCI: