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Apart from the Krugerrand song.... i cannot find the FSN version of "Banks of Sacramento" they played. Any help? From:

1000 Schilling, Babenberger Harder to sell. "In a mania, even the turkeys will fly." If you buy, sell these kinds of coins first when the time comes.

It may not be a private individual, it maybe company using it to make smaller bars or rounds to sell to private individuals. It is my hunch that these bars will never return to Bullion Vault again. I think what we will see is more of this happening as long as the paper price stays low, and the premium stays high. What will happen of course is that BV won't let its reserves get too low or they will be out of business. They will raise their premium and look to replace reserves from central bank sales or commodity exchanges. [And then when these pillars are exhausted, the paper price will really move] This is possibly how the foodchain works.

The price of oil to gold is now NEUTRAL 24th Nov 2008: $823 / $54 = 15.2 to 3 s.f. Gold to dow ratio is still around 10.

Well thats my logic anyway. Oil hits a bottom, buy oil majors Metals hit bottom buy metal majors Drip feeding of course.

no, bars or coins I can only think of BHP Billliton shares to buy when rhodium hits bottom.

Anybody have any liquid ideas into investing in rhodium? Theres no ETF sadly.

China suffered hyperinflation after banning the ownership of silver. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_yuan In 1935, the Kuomintang Government enacted currency reforms to limit currency issuance to four major government controlled banks............The circulation of silver yuan coins was prohibited and private ownership of silver was banned. ......In the aftermath of the Second World War and during the civil war which followed, Nationalist China suffered from hyperinflation, leading to the introduction of a new currency in 1948, the gold yuan. Second (Gold) yuan, 1948-1949 Banknotes of the first yuan suffered from hyperinflation following the Second World War and were replaced in August 1948 by notes denominated in gold yuan, worth 3 million old yuan. There was no link between the gold yuan and gold metal or coins and this yuan also suffered from hyperinflation. Renminbi yuan, 1955- A new yuan was introduced in 1955 at a rate of 10,000 old yuan = 1 new yuan. It is known as the renminbi yuan. And it continues, newer currencies replace the old one at alarming exchanges. Worth a read.

Be wary of fakes http://coins.about.com/od/worldcoins/ig/Ch...erfeiting-Ring/

Gold or Property hmmmm You don't hear Saudis buying up whole streets in the UK or Barratt developments? Despite "now is a good time to buy" Follow the money...

Could they be buying on the dip?

Yes expensive! I can buy 1KG of copper wire for £13.70 excluding VAT http://wires.co.uk/acatalog/cu_bare.html

Idea of old prices in 2003 http://www.investmentguide.co.uk/goldcoin.htm How worthwhile Gold is generally not a good investment when inflation is low as it is at present. Make sure you don't pay VAT on the whole price as the dealer margin scheme for second-hand coins is optional. Another way to invest in gold is to buy shares of gold mining companies or a unit trust specialising in these companies and now there is a tracker fund called Gold Bullion Securities which is quoted on the London Stock Exchange. Gold is traded in US$ so fluctuations in the £/$ exchange rate can also affect how much money you can make or lose. Minimum The price of 1 coin. With gold at £187.35 a Troy ounce, one second-hand sovereign might cost £51 including VAT on the dealer's margin. To sell you would get £44 each. Krugerrands might cost £201each and sell to a dealer at £189. The dealers margin is closer for larger deals, say, 100 sovereigns and 25 krugerrands. For 25 krugerrands the buying price might be £199 and the selling price back to a dealer £190. You may, however, find difficulty trading in large amounts while wishing to avoid VAT. Lesson - Inflation - no one knows whats round the corner.

I have compiled a list of UK dealers. http://bullion-central-uk.blogspot.com/

Anyone used these people ? http://www.investmentmetals.co.uk/

As predicted in the film Rollover Davifd Morgan re-inacts Footage from movie

They are nice

LOL THERE IS NEVER EVER, EVER A GOOD TIME TO BUY GOLD.

Has anyone read Howard Ruff's Little Book of Big Fortunes in Gold & Silver? [writer of the Ruff Times] He said back in 2006 that the miners will have a licence to print money...

Dont get beat up over the silver paper price. £ has dropped 26% vs $ in the past year. And the debt that Brown wont tell you about but only "we are well placed to weather this crisis" mantra. Daily Mail piece exposes the truth, that in the UK each person owes £156,000 each. Add to your positions! I Cant find the article online, but I found this instead I like this Property crash is so bad even the 'For Sale' signs aren't selling http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10...nt-selling.html

A glimpse of a silver short squeeze and comex default.... [VW/Porsche event]

Ah because silver has fallen so low, a new scale is needed. Thats 737.10 cents

Eric King is such a good motivational mentoring coach. What a great speaker. 00 Check portfolio 10 Thinking about selling gold 20 Listen to Eric King 30 Goto 00

Thanks for the heads up. Have not listened to this weeks yet and its already wednesday! Getting real lax here. I notice no Q-calls this week LOL. Must be full of abuse. Real interesting here - we could get a VW/Porsche hedgefund blowup thing with silver and gold.