Generally a good rule of thumb, but I've known him a long time and he knew me when I was a dealer in precious metals…. so cats already out of the bag when it comes to him knowing haha
Buying physical gold/silver
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Esteban du Plantier said:Red Pear Realty said:
Year over year
Gold up 12% vs a year vs SPY up 6%.
But why does that matter? Gold is not an investment so why compare to an investment?
It matters when/because your real return in the stock market is negative.
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Gold and Silver quietly inching up.
Gold and Silver miners showing signs (volume + price movement) of institutional buying.
Buying opportunities for precious metals will only last so long and then it's off-putting bragging posts that no one likes
Gold and Silver miners showing signs (volume + price movement) of institutional buying.
Buying opportunities for precious metals will only last so long and then it's off-putting bragging posts that no one likes
I have auto purchases 2x a month but am about to get cashed out on some land that I sold on owner financing. I plan on putting it all into 100oz silver bars, but am afraid the prices will be a lot higher by the time we close next week. Oh well, it's for the long term and I don't need to touch anything for years (if it goes up).
In short, I'm keeping the dollar cost averaging purchases going but putting as much as I can into physical silver and some gold until prices rise another 20 percent ...
In short, I'm keeping the dollar cost averaging purchases going but putting as much as I can into physical silver and some gold until prices rise another 20 percent ...
I think you've shared it before on this thread, but where do you purchase?
I think it would be cool if we got a group text or group email chain going or whatever platform where we can share "in an easier format than Texags" some of the pieces of our stacks. Anyone down for this? We can make it anonymous like here, make it more safe/secure but be able to talk and show cool coins/bars with a group. Or we don't have to make it anonymous. We could decide as a group.
Would anyone want to do this, or no?
Would anyone want to do this, or no?
I use APMEX mostly and a local coin dealer sometimes. I buy for myself and a few family membersI'm the first to admit that lower prices can often be had by patiently searching the net but since 2007 they've never messed up an order for me and their website user interface is simple and easy and that counts in my book.bkag9824 said:
I think you've shared it before on this thread, but where do you purchase?
I'm in!
What's your favorite form of gold to buy? Just bars, or do you prefer a specific coin, like a krugerrand or maple leaf? And why?
For my tastes nothing beats a gold buffalo. US sovereign coin, and such a timeless and handsome design.
If you've mind lugging around and storing a 70 bar, this is the better bang for the buck than those 100 oz bars.jagvocate said:
I have auto purchases 2x a month but am about to get cashed out on some land that I sold on owner financing. I plan on putting it all into 100oz silver bars, but am afraid the prices will be a lot higher by the time we close next week. Oh well, it's for the long term and I don't need to touch anything for years (if it goes up).
In short, I'm keeping the dollar cost averaging purchases going but putting as much as I can into physical silver and some gold until prices rise another 20 percent ...
https://sdbullion.com/silver/silver-bars/1000-oz-silver-bars
Discord would be great!Outdoorag011 said:
I think it would be cool if we got a group text or group email chain going or whatever platform where we can share "in an easier format than Texags" some of the pieces of our stacks. Anyone down for this? We can make it anonymous like here, make it more safe/secure but be able to talk and show cool coins/bars with a group. Or we don't have to make it anonymous. We could decide as a group.
Would anyone want to do this, or no?
Definitely Not A Cop said:
What's your favorite form of gold to buy? Just bars, or do you prefer a specific coin, like a krugerrand or maple leaf? And why?
British sovereign, French rooster, Mexican 2.5 peso, etc.
Lower premium, small denominations.
The page is started on discord! It is title PM Stacking. This is the link to join.
https://discord.gg/T4d689uR
I figured it would be easiest if everyone signed up with the username that you use here on Texags. You don't have to put your real name or info if you want to be as safe/cautious as possible.
Once again this will be an easier platform to talk all things precious metals, post pics/videos of cool coins/bars you have in your stack or that you just bought. Any and all are welcome. You don't have to be a seasoned precious metals person to join! I'm excited to get this going and talk PMs!
https://discord.gg/T4d689uR
I figured it would be easiest if everyone signed up with the username that you use here on Texags. You don't have to put your real name or info if you want to be as safe/cautious as possible.
Once again this will be an easier platform to talk all things precious metals, post pics/videos of cool coins/bars you have in your stack or that you just bought. Any and all are welcome. You don't have to be a seasoned precious metals person to join! I'm excited to get this going and talk PMs!
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Any of you guys ever buy sterling flatware......92.5% silver? Any thoughts?
I have a big 'ol sack of sterling.
I've cast some as ingots to save space, other stuff is as-is.
I've cast some as ingots to save space, other stuff is as-is.
Do you cast it yourself or take to a smelter? Cost to do your own casting? Cost of smelter....options for casti ng at smelter?Esteban du Plantier said:
I have a big 'ol sack of sterling.
I've cast some as ingots to save space, other stuff is as-is.
HarleySpoon said:Do you cast it yourself or take to a smelter? Cost to do your own casting? Cost of smelter....options for casti ng at smelter?Esteban du Plantier said:
I have a big 'ol sack of sterling.
I've cast some as ingots to save space, other stuff is as-is.
Cast myself. I have an oxy/propane rig set up to cast gold and silver. I already had the gasses, so the torch itself was a couple hundred bucks, a crucible and graphite mold are under $20 on Amazon.
I didn't refine it, so it's still sterling, just sterling bricks instead of spoons and cups.
Silver below 21 now.
Why isn't inflation increasing gold/silver prices?
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BackRoad Dan said:
Why isn't inflation increasing gold/silver prices?
Inflation is, but a lot of folks are very scared right now, and are moving into the dollar as a safe haven, which is driving the price of gold and silver down against the dollar. Look at gold priced in Yen over the last year as a contrast to USD.
I also believe silver is one of the most manipulated assets on planet earth, so that factors in as well. The attacks on crypto over the last week were definitely coordinated and similarly done on silver as well.
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Of course you aren't going to be able to purchase at spot but buffaloes are to be had at 4-5 bucks over. I gave up on SAEs.
Or numismatics so your investments are insulated against spot price movements.
I am getting ready for Russia to invade USA
I am seriously more excited about the grade than it being a gold coin
I am seriously more excited about the grade than it being a gold coin
Good idea to verify I D with the grading service. Years ago I purchased a rare 3$ gold coin and a trade dollar. Decide later to sell both thru Heritage Auctions. Both turned out to be fakes after I shipped to Heritage.
Luckily, the local coin shop I had purchased them from refunded my money and took the coins back.
Luckily, the local coin shop I had purchased them from refunded my money and took the coins back.
Went for the random 10oz bullion deal at APMEX and got these. Not angry at all.
