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Plan to sell some silver collectibles

In pictures: 10 Commandments Silver bar



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thank you so much

i bought a few
seems like it is the best channel to acquire physical silver bar

ready buyer ready seller
anytime u want to realize the gains/losses, any Public Gold agent will do + nationwide branch

I guess it will be a while before we can sell off the silver bars to Poh Kong and gang at a 'nice price'

just my 2 cents

agent

mike maloney: 'if you can't hold it, you don't own it'

Coin has "2 parts of cost"
Part 1: Silver Value (Increase during crisis times)
Part 2: Art Value (Increase during good times)

my opinion:

During normal/good times: Silver Value neutral/increase, Art Value increase
During crisis: Silver Value increase, Art Value decrease

if you want to speculate in rising prices of silver during normal times
Get coins with higher art value (limited edition Panda/Dragon)

if you want to preserve your wealth, just get silver bar or government minted coins (America Silver Eagle)
silver bars have the least art value, which means for the same amount of $ you pay, you get more amount of silver.

This post has been edited by jayjay: Mar 11 2012, 12:13 PM

i wont call it investment, just insurance or wealth preservation
ya, I am using silver bars for that purpose.
Also get those 100g or 1oz ones.

Small quantity makes it easier to sell (either to dealer, or to end user)

vs

If you are holding only a 1kg bar, you won't know when to sell.
When the price is high, 1kg bar will be too expensive for 'normal people' to buy.
Less potential buyers= less demand = lower price


This post has been edited by jayjay: Mar 11 2012, 12:21 PM

u mean those 90% silver coins?

just declare and pay if u want
else, nobody will question

precious metal investment is very private and out of normal financial rules

silver trading spread (Buy and Sell difference) is very high in Malaysia
even public gold is 12-16%

Goldsilver.com is 5.5% - 9%

for our silver to have net profit, silver must appreciate 20% in price

Rich Dad Silver Round

have to disagree here

Here is my take on rare item vs high premium mass silver vs low premium mass silver silver investment

Rare Item: Numismatic coins, collector coins, limited edition coins (keyword: limited in production quantity)

High Premium: More expensive to buy per Oz. Mass produced. Internationally branded and well recognized.
Examples: Generally any 999 silver coin (America Silver Eagle, Pamp Sussie Bar)

Low Premium: Cheapest way to buy silver, mass produced with little/no artistic value
Examples: Any silver bar, any silver round (1kg bar from Public Gold)

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This post has been edited by jayjay: Mar 19 2012, 10:56 PM

for us to buy America Silver Eagle in Malaysia = more expensive than buying normal silver rounds, normal silver bars

thats why i put ASE as 'high premium'

oppss, better change now

wat bar is that?
I bought another Public Gold 100g yesterday
tomorrow supposed to receive my ASE from Silvergoldmalaysia.com