Imagine being so stupid you invest union money into Chinese assets. I guess unions aren't aware that communism doesn't like unions. Lol
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Stupid and greedy plus likely getting a bribe to do so by some CCP goon.Imagine being so stupid you invest union money into Chinese assets. I guess unions aren't aware that communism doesn't like unions. Lol
You can produce a lot of X-ray anodes and filaments with itAnyone want to buy 83 tons of Tungsten?
Or cores for bold bars.You can produce a lot of X-ray anodes and filaments with it![]()
OosHere's something I haven't seen in a long time, gold coin below spot after 5% Ebay Bucks.
I do own one of these and it’s fine but I’d rather buy a St Gaudens, I think deals on those will be coming. There is an ungraded one for line $90 over spot but I prefer the graded.
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Austria Gold 100 Corona Coin BU Random Year (AGW 0.9802 oz) | eBay
Silver Bars 1 oz 10 oz Kilo 100 oz. Gold Bars 1 oz Gold Bars Fractional Gold Bars. Reverse: A regal design that displays the coat of arms of Austria superimposed over a crowned imperial double-headed eagle.www.ebay.com
There was discussion of this on CNBC today as well...
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Can Reddit's silver
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Market professionals say that is unlikely to succeed - there is plenty of silver, and central bankers in the United States and Europe expect inflation to stay in low single-digits.
Who says bankers don't have a sense of humor?
No one can explain why silver hasn't sold off like gold, why it's holding stubbornly onto $26 when everything else (commodities and gold) has sold off.
Maybe this is why?
Yeah, what inflation...
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Inflation expectations surge, hitting new high for New York Fed survey
The June Survey of Consumer Expectations showed that median inflation expectations over the next 12 months jumped to 4.8%.www.cnbc.com
What inflation???
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Inflation climbs higher than expected in June as price index rises 5.4%
The consumer price index was expected to increase 5% year over year in June, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.www.cnbc.com
I bought a couple of proof Walking Liberty coins today from the mint (new design)…I got the alert at noon and by 12:25pm they sold out at 300,000 coins. Not a limited mintage but that’s a lot of coins in <30 minutes.
The proof version with new design…I am embarrassed to say I paid $73 per coin. I have a collection from every year going back to 1996…I didnt want to miss outFunny how the silver spot prices is down under $25 but a silver coin is still $35/oz.
The proof version with new design…I am embarrassed to say I paid $73 per coin. I have a collection from every year going back to 1996…I didnt want to miss out
Proof for 73 a coin? What mint and is this, "Proof" or MS 70?The proof version with new design…I am embarrassed to say I paid $73 per coin.
Thoughts on this?
No thoughts till I know the price. I love those walking libs.Thoughts on this?
I don’t like to pay over spot for junk silver but that may be hard these days.
Even with the wide spreads between spot and buy, I would expect to get below spot on a resale to any of the PM brokers. I have been avoiding PMs because of the lack of treatment as long term capital gains as well as the whole "buy at retail, sell at wholesale" thing.I don’t like to pay over spot for junk silver but that may be hard these days.
I don’t like to pay over spot for junk silver but that may be hard these days.
Even with the wide spreads between spot and buy, I would expect to get below spot on a resale to any of the PM brokers. I have been avoiding PMs because of the lack of treatment as long term capital gains as well as the whole "buy at retail, sell at wholesale" thing.
Is there every really a thing "don't need any more" gold and silver?I luckily was buying like crazy 2-3 years ago when silver and gold were unwanted (and EBay had huge cash back deals) so I don’t really need any more.
Is there every really a thing "don't need any more" gold and silver?