Kilham

Not that bldy game again Though if China is still trying to swap its $ for gold it's in their interestes to keep the price down for a while longer.

I'm quite sure 'they' will have a go at knocking it down to make the $ look good and to frighten potential buyers back to the safety of the Dollar. (It's not easy trying to keep a straight face when using 'safety' and 'dollar' in the same sentence...)

We really could do with a retest of the support line. I was expecting the June low to continue, leading to a low at the end of July and accordingly sat on my cash. Even so £900/oz isn't that cheap I thought the Bernank was going to deliver some deflation?.

IMO it failed right here:

I keep thinking about this idea of the weak hands being shaken out to provide cheap metal for the rest of us. Just how many gold forums do you see with posters waiting for the correction, ready to back up the truck as soon as there's a dip?. With so many buyers eagerly waiting is there much opportunity for a bargain now unless there's a large investor selling off (or manipulation)?. (I'm talking about real metal here, not paper btw).

Seems that each smack results in less down.

From Bairds website: I'd suggest buying little and often, from separate sources.

Raw Raw gold?

I was really looking forward to those little envelopes from Sarnia again....

Maybe in the 2011 version he'd have to be Wolfram Tungstenfinger

Isn't it illegal to sell a known fake coin that isn't marked as such?. I know it is in the US, surely the UK has similar laws (we seem to have laws making almost everything except breathing illegal).

Your main concern should be the possibility that somebody with criminal tendencies knows you have a quantity of physical silver and probably gold.

Around $80 off is not a 'major shake of the tree'. 50% down would be, 30% would be a 'damn good shake'. $80 is a stiff breeze.

Sounds like a load of Bullion to me

Yes, in £s Silver has been fairly flat all day, most of the drop seen on Kitco is $ related.

I would guess fake coin real silver, the seller has other silver for sale so they must know what the real thing looks and feels like. If it isn't they're telling blatant porkies and a paypal claim should be successful.

Well I decided in the end to give it a go but was well below the final price. Somebody just bought some very cheap silver or very expensive lead.

Hmmmmmm If you thought you had the best part of £4k in silver would you A: Take it to be assayed then sell it with certification? B: Flog it on feebay and hope it sells?. Anyone reckon the Chinese inscription reads 'Silver solder'?

And the rest of us. Now my Turdling will buy even less. Golden rule no.2: Buy early and often

$1405, any ideas what's causing the spike, has RB been posting again?.

Could somebody please dump a load of silver at $25, enough to get the price down to about 23? . Maybe we should have a 'Dear JPM Shorts' thread and ask nicely?.

Looks like we're not getting our bargain price gold then.

Even those 'Santa' bars in the 'seconds' section that weren't selling a year ago at £13 are out of stock.

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