I usually COD in shopping malls, preferably on the top floor of some restaurant or cafes so in the event a robbery happens he still need to run a distance to get to his getaway car/bike, and usually they wouldn't take the risk. To be honest no one place can be guaranteed to be safe, just be cautious at all times.

With all the buying and selling going on here, the worst thing that could happen is criminals taking advantage of us either by posing as a seller and rob your money or a buyer to rob your silver.

This post has been edited by 8181: Aug 24 2011, 09:09 PM

Either sell here, or what I can do is sell it back to 1stopgold at a loss.

Tell us more, I'm pretty sure a lot of us would be interested especially when we purchase silver bars.

Coins or bars in lower oz volumes are easier to move as compared to kilo bars or 100oz bars.

10z I think hahaha 100oz will be freaking big coin.

Btw nice coin you have there, it's sold out everywhere and will only resume minting in October, ah sorry made a mistake yours is 2000, was referring to 2012 lunar dragon.

This post has been edited by 8181: Sep 15 2011, 10:54 AM

I'm heading over to Singapore next week, gonna see if I can get some 2012 lunar dragons from the locals there, at a reasonable price

Updated: 2 oz 2012 silver Lunar Dragon for rm450.

This post has been edited by 8181: Sep 15 2011, 12:09 PM

Are there any for sale in Malaysia? Any contacts?

In Malaysia this is a very subjective question, if you get what I mean. But legally coins are taxable.

You can always buy local dirhams for liquidity issue, some shops accept them as payment.

According to Jabatan Kastam you are allow to bring in rm400 worth of gifts, so if you get caught, they will charge you 30% of the value of your taxable goods. Refer to 1.1 and 2.1. I stand corrected.


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Drop further please

Highly doubtful that they will keep silver when gold is a better commodity for the banks to keep.

£70 pounds oh wait your's is 16 grams? Maybe less than £70 than.

Here check on the site below, but the coin below is for 90grams

http://www.timelineauctions.com/lot/george...ion-medal/2831/



This post has been edited by 8181: Sep 16 2011, 07:09 PM

For me 5% above spot for silver bars is reasonable. But that is my personal preference.

You can use this. http://www.kitco.com/charts/livesilver.html

Are we on the same page? I'm referring to Silver bar not coins?

Assuming that the spot price is usd39.340 x 35.27 ounce = usd1387.52 x 3.116 = RM4323.51 + 5% = RM4539.69

PAMP Silver bar is selling for RM 4,520.64

I stand corrected

This post has been edited by 8181: Sep 19 2011, 10:31 PM

I'm waiting for some sifu to correct me, my calculation might be wrong.

however they are kilo bars

http://1stopgold.com.my/index.php?option=c...tid=27&Itemid=4

I messed up ounce and troy oz

Haha besi buruk. Which is why I'm always surprise when a female is into silver investment.

We definitely should organize a gathering for silver stackers, we can make deals, swaps and share our knowledge