 Bullion
Coin Pricing Mike Clark
Because coin premiums can vary
significantly among coins and in different market conditions,
they are an important aspect for buyers of bullion coins to
understand today. Investors are well advised to inquire about
and compare coin premiums before making their purchase of
bullion coins.
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Buyer Beware! Theodore Butler
Most men treasure personal reputation
as their most valuable possession. I know I do. With reputation
comes responsibility, especially if you put your words in print for
a wide audience. The last thing I want to do is to write something
that would cause damage to the reader, particularly in financial
matters. You don't get a positive reputation by tearing other people
down, or by making unsubstantiated claims, or by stealing someone
else's thoughts. You earn it by introducing and explaining ideas
that help people.
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A
Brief Guide to Buying Silver Jason Hommel
The silver story is simple: Since the
1870's, the trend has been to stop using silver as money (as a
medium of exchange). This has reduced demand. Then, around 1945,
electronics started booming, and since silver is the greatest
conductor of electricity, a lot of silver has been used up. Today,
the world has nearly run out of silver, just as paper money is
beginning to fail around the world as gold begins to explode upwards
in price. As investment demand returns to gold and silver for
savings (as a store of value), like it will for no other
commodities, physical silver prices will explode past them all,
because monetary demand will return.
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How to Buy Silver, & Avoid Getting Scammed Jason Hommel
People continually ask me about all kinds of physical silver
investments. I have avoided writing this article for years because
people are always telling me to not say anything bad about anyone,
or your competition. But I don't need to name names, and liars are
not my competitors. So, here's how to avoid getting ripped off.
Never buy silver from TV ads. Ads are expensive. TV ads sell silver
for up to $50 or $100/oz., up to ten times more than the silver
price. They sell as "rare, limited, collectibles" things that are
mass produced, and newly minted. In coin shops, you can buy the same
products that were sold on TV ten years ago, right at the cost of
the silver itself.
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Silver FAQs Jason Hommel
What's so special about silver, anyway? Like gold, silver
has all the properties of money, it is easily tradeable,
transportable, divisible, interchangeable, genuinely
recognizable, verifiable, lasting, rare, and a luxury item.
Silver also has many properties that make it much more desirable
than gold, such as, it is much more electrically conductive &
reflective.
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Ten Commandments For Buying Gold & Silver. The Money Changer
I. Always take delivery. II. Never
buy premium if you can avoid it. III. Buy bullion for business,
numismatics for fun. IV. Buy silver first, then gold.
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