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Today ebay bucks give you double the amount back, so 4% your total purchase. I made a purchase on 2 10oz bars, got back $40, very close to spot price. Just a heads up.
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The sellers i just purchased from are "reputable" in terms of their feedbacks and other listings they have up for sale. If you're asking if these are the selllers I have bought from the past, then No I havent done any business with them before.Originally Posted by LiLcHiCo4LiFe
^ Do you have a reputable seller that you purchase from?
The sellers i just purchased from are "reputable" in terms of their feedbacks and other listings they have up for sale. If you're asking if these are the selllers I have bought from the past, then No I havent done any business with them before.Originally Posted by LiLcHiCo4LiFe
^ Do you have a reputable seller that you purchase from?
Originally Posted by devildog1776
New high today
Originally Posted by devildog1776
New high today
Originally Posted by LiLcHiCo4LiFe
Is there anything larger than the 100 oz silver bars? Pops is headed to Dubai the day after tomorrow and I asked him to pick up some silver for me while he's there. I'd like a 1000 oz bar if they made any.
Originally Posted by LiLcHiCo4LiFe
Is there anything larger than the 100 oz silver bars? Pops is headed to Dubai the day after tomorrow and I asked him to pick up some silver for me while he's there. I'd like a 1000 oz bar if they made any.
Silver's other big difference from gold has been its changing industrial use. Some 60% of annual demand now comes from industry, rather than those store-of-wealth uses (coin, bar, jewellery and ornament) accounting for more than 89% of gold demand. The composition of silver's industrial demand has also changed dramatically over time. In only the last 10 years, for instance, photographic demand has collapsed, while other existing uses (such as in solar panels) have surged and many new uses have been developed (in hospital linen, deoderants, wood preservatives).Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by Blazinbama
Lol the highest nominally silver's ever been was around $50 in the 80s and that was cause the market was cornered by the Hunt brothers. Since silver unlike gold has industrial uses, I really can't see silver even topping $50, producers would not tolerate prices that high. And I do own a silver mining stock, just being realistic.
Gold has no industrial uses?It's used in just about every facet as Silver. Do you know why Gold is so valued? It doesn't tarnish or wear out. Plus, Silver has lower values in relation to volume and weight.