Yes, if they’re heavy enough to use as paperweights.Not sure, but I’m guessing the first strike of coins with Charles III on them will have some collector value.
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Yes, if they’re heavy enough to use as paperweights.Not sure, but I’m guessing the first strike of coins with Charles III on them will have some collector value.
Can't remember which site it was on since I just quickly skimmed the article, but the speculators that speculate think that the first mints due out in January of King Charles III will be collectible. Guess, time will tell?Not sure, but I’m guessing the first strike of coins with Charles III on them will have some collector value.
^^^Every time it goes down, premiums go up.
I can’t bring myself to pay $3.50/oz for the privilege of buying.
I consider the spot price + premium together to be the real price of physical silver. The specifics of how much of that is spot vs. how much of that is premium don't really matter to me. I just compare the real price of physical silver to its value to determine whether or not I think it's a good idea to buy, and at current prices it seems to still be a screaming deal.Every time it goes down, premiums go up.
I can’t bring myself to pay $3.50/oz for the privilege of buying.
Platinum is easily the favorite but exotics Are harder to barter unless your in the biz.I believe the ratios currently favor platinum > silver > gold > palladium > rhodium.