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pre 20 bundles will carry some numismatic premium dependent on the overall quality I have found that there is virtually no premium on pre 47 bundles and they do track spot quite consistently (obviously with some discrepancy +/- during times of high volatility) the thing about pre 47 is that there are a lot of kilo lots week in week out, one argument i have heard against by 50% coins is that there will be an additional cost necessary if the silver needed to be extracted; but frankly this makes no sense (yet) because the scarcity of silver would have to be extreme for this to be even considered. pre 47 coins carry no numismatic premium (with a few rare examples of course), but this will not always be the case

interesting, i was looking at something similar in October http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index.php?showtopic=5227&view=findpost&p=229083

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMW28Hk23xE

pre 20 (925) & pre 47 (500) uk silver coins vat free - plenty of bulk sales on ebay with protection of 500 squid per sale when using paypal plenty of other coins as well, eg. pre 65 US silver coinage is 90% ag* *except nickels which are erm nickel

i'm keeping my eye (now belatedly) on ag/gbp

that would be the old Mr.T then (giving up wearing gold apparently) http://news.sky.com/home/showbiz-news/article/15229268

looked at the silver chart today. trying to make sense of the correction by looking at it logarithmically.... it looks to me that (so far) we are experiencing a 2006 type pull back and not 2008. the 2006 move that followed the 'cup' line, fell back approx 80% before tootling along again: now look at 2011: here's a chart with 2008 & 2004 as well: here's a follow up to that last chart: what constitutes an ass fallout? well i would say where the complete bull move is wiped out e.g. 2008

quite possible with neutrino gold

too late to edit above, but i should have added this..... This chart encapsulates the complete gold bull since Browns bottom; the mirror image log pattern is coming to an end (i.e. the % price range of total price is getting smaller). The duration of the 1st phase is now (more or less) equal to the 2nd phase. Can it stay within its range for the foreseeable future? Yes of course, but as a consequence of the 'narrowing' pattern, time is limited. What comes after? Take your pick

G Day cometh

maybe, but we were due a re-test of support in silver and well, here it is......

i still think we will see $50 this xmas; unless we have a total failure of support at these levels (eg. the 'zone') i have no reason to change my mind

UPDATE: not much change really - just got into the 'zone' a bit quicker than expected, hence the zone is now a wee bit bigger I have added the 'slope of hope' line, because silver needs to clear this to see blue skies again The following chart shows the crucial resistance turned support line which features in the above chart:

UPDATE: not much change really - just got into the 'zone' a bit quicker than expected, hence the zone is now a wee bit bigger I have added the 'slope of hope' line, because silver needs to clear this to see blue skies again The following chart shows the crucial resistance turned support line which features in the above chart:

i am going to look at this again today (will post charts later) - tbh, i didn't like the velocity of the drop yesterday, it would have been better to get to $35 over a period of a few weeks. Hence, i think a new target (low) will probably be produced as a result tho, at this moment in time i think there's only a few dollars in it - better to have a buy 'zone' than an absolute target and $35 does look good right now