Buying physical gold/silver - Page 67

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In reply to Tumble Weed • 11:23a, 1/29/25

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NM. Misread.

Trump will fix it.

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1:04p, 1/29/25

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Just pulled the trigger on two 10oz silver bars from Costco $319 a piece. Never bought any physical precious metals before other than getting coins here and there from the bank.

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1:41p, 1/29/25

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Passed on buying gold in Dubai at the souk. The haggling is no longer based on spot price and it isn't the deal it once was, other than playing the tax and exchange rate game. On necklaces, bracelets and earrings; it's all 21-22k. I don't care for - $3000 bracelet in 22k, when 14k would do just fine.

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In reply to aggieiniowa • 7:47p, 1/29/25

aggieiniowa said:
Just pulled the trigger on two 10oz silver bars from Costco $319 a piece. Never bought any physical precious metals before other than getting coins here and there from the bank.

That's a great buy and a good start! Costco is throwing out some really good deals. It's been awhile since I've bought 10 oz bars; maybe around late 2023. I got a pretty fair deal on the certified Argor-Heraeus bars.

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4:30p, 1/30/25

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Off subject

Does anybody know how or where I can get this last coin

I think I have tried every avenue but maybe not if somebody cannhelp me

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4:32p, 1/30/25

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Here is the first page Of the book

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5:48p, 1/30/25

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https://www.rubylane.com/item/2194336-00368/Date-1938-Silver-British-Half-Crown

Is this the coin you are looking for?

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6:06p, 1/30/25

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Yes. But no

It maybe just hard to get because I think it was a special mint just for this book

They are all sterling silver with a date on the front from when they served

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7:28a

There are some rumblings of a large gold transfer from London to the US. Not sure why just yet but, something smells. News says they are trying to move the gold before tariffs hit but, I didn't think tariffs would impact gold and silver. Any ideas?

Also, gold and silver are experiencing a fairly strong uptick.

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In reply to TTUArmy • 10:44a

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The unipolar / globalist world is breaking up. We are headed backwards into mercantilism, and those who have a claim to precious metals want them back in their own jurisdiction(s). So, London is losing their control over the PM markets. Yes some of it IS tariff related but that's also a Wall St. talking point to cover up the previous-mentioned reason(s)

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