lewilapom

Not sure about why they have changed colour but i use these

http://www.coingallery.co.uk/coin-capsules-2-c.asp

I then have them stored in an air tight plactic contained along with these silica gel packs

http://www.heinnie.com/krawae17506/Accesso...c-1-93-376-535/

Seems to work well

Certificates are immaterial, they are just used as a sales aid to try and convince punters that are unfamiliar with PMs that the bar is genuine.

 

If you are selling to a dealer and it is a recognised bar from recognised refiner then they will use touch, sight and sound, then weigh and measure the bar to see if it is genuine. If it is unrecognised then they will melt and assay before payment.

I guessed as much but feel better after hearing it from someone else. Cheers

Hi all,

Have been buying silver bars from CID over the past few months now. Should it matter I've no certificate for these bars?