QUOTE(chunyen2020 @ Dec 17 2011, 10:13 PM)
Taurusbull did some analysis about the dirham.
Read it up.
Dirham are not meant for investment purposes.
DirhamsRead it up.
Dirham are not meant for investment purposes.
Advantages:
1) Legal tender currency used in most Islamic countries.
2) Intrinsic Islamic and Commercial premium.
3) Legal tender in Malayisa of 1 Dirham=RM25.
4) Silver denominations of 1, 2, 5,10 and 20 Dirhams, easy for barter transactions and exchanges.
Disadvantages:
1) Silver price of RM261.27/troy oz is more than 100% premium over retail physical silver bar
2) 1/10 oz silver round is RM17/pc with 4.6% more silver than 1 Dirham (RM25/pc)
3) 1/2 oz silver round is RM68/pc with 4.6% more silver than 5 Dirham (RM125/pc)
4) 1 oz silver round is RM120/pc with 4.6% more silver than 10 Dirham (RM250/pc)
I had just sold off my first batch of Fractional Silver Survival Change Package (1pc of 1/2 oz ASE Round + 5pcs of 1/10 oz ASE Round + 1 plastic container packaging) at RM153/set in LSGG.
The next shipment (in 5 weeks time) of the above Fractional Silver Survival Change Package will be sold for RM158/set, similar to what I sold the last one set in SLS at RM158/set.
If you go for pure silver and you need small fractional change, go for my above set.
If you go for pure silver and you don't need fractional change, go for 1 oz bar/round for the lowest premium.
If you need commercial and islamic consideration, still go for Dirhams.
This post has been edited by taurusbull: Dec 18 2011, 08:40 AM
Dec 18 2011, 12:37 AM

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