Silver Bullion | Is Silver a Liquid Investment?
September 19th, 2010
I have talked to people that don’t want to buy silver because they don’t feel that they can liquidate it when they need to. I personally feel that it is very liquid because it is a cash-like product. Here is why…
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September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@BillKville We do …
@BillKville We do purchase silver if it is .999 fine. You are welcome to send it to us. We’ll test it and if it is .999 fine silver, we’ll buy it from you. If not, we’ll send the items back to you. Call us and we can talk more about it. Thanks for the question.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
Jim, I’ve been …
Jim, I’ve been trying to find someone who will buy non-standard rounds/ingots, but to no avail. These items do not have a well known mint mark, but are all stamped .999. Does your mint purchase silver? I could not find anything on your website.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
Hello Jim,
Let be …
Hello Jim,
Let be friends, contact me on virji1988@hotmail.com plz, i need to talk to you business concerning silver.
Something to do with Silver Ore, i cannot talk about it to anyone else/youtube
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
Hello Jim,
Let be …
Hello Jim,
Let be friends, contact me on virji1988@hotmail.com plz, i need to talk to you business concerning silver.
Something to do with Silver Ore, i cannot talk about it to anyone else/youtube
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@RAYDWVAN2010 …
@RAYDWVAN2010 Ludwig Von Mises said, “The development of feduciary media carry within it the seeds of its own destruction. It must inevitably and necessarily lead to its breakdown”. He was talking about paper currency. This has been recognized by many free market economists over the many centuries. And the results of history are against those of the Keynesian school of thought.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@RAYDWVAN2010 In …
@RAYDWVAN2010 In the event of a total global collapse of worlds economic system, then yes gold and silver will return as the champions of the monetary battle as they always have through out history. The collective consciousness of the marketplace recognizes this and that is how it’s always been. The paper system only benefits a government that controls it, and the inherent vehicle of inflation in paper systems (that’s the only way it works) always wipes out the poor and middle class.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@RAYDWVAN2010 The …
@RAYDWVAN2010 The reason why there is so much economic volatility today is because of paper currency. There isn’t a single paper currency in history that has ever been successful beyond a few decades. Gold and silver have been a store of value since the earliest recorded history. When the dollar collapses, you couldn’t leave the country and trade it for Euros or RMB/Yuan..etc. But you can take 1oz of gold or silver, go anywhere on the planet, and exchange it for said currency.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@RAYDWVAN2010 What …
@RAYDWVAN2010 What you need to understand is that paper is not money. It is a receipt for money, which the banks held: gold and silver in their vaults. The public has basically been forced to accept paper as if it was money because government law decrees it so. But the health of the currency is only as healthy as the government promise. Gold and silver have been money through out history regardless of governments or policies, or paper currencies that have come and gone.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@RAYDWVAN2010 Umm, …
@RAYDWVAN2010 Umm, Gold and silver IS money, sir. Yes you can liquidate it for “cash/currency”, but in and of itself it is actual money. If we did experience large increases in the currency supply which leads to price inflation, or in a worst case scenario, a hyper inflationary crisis, then yes in an emerging black market economy you will trade valuables, or in most cases, sellers will accept gold and silver in exchange for goods and services. It’s been that way for the last 5000 years.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
You might be an …
You might be an idiot if you think silver will help when the
shit hits the fan.
You can.t eat or drink silver!
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@silverdollar3 …
@silverdollar3 WRONG. 2 Reichmark coins are .625 while 5 Reichsmark coins are .90. That is a 100% fact.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@silverdollar3 Hi. …
@silverdollar3 Hi. We all know that ebay sellers are not all above board with their level of knowledge. With absolute CERTAINTY, I can inform you that the 1936-1939 2 Reichsmark is .625 (62.5 %) silver while the 1936-1939 5 Reichsmark is .90 (90%) silver. The 2 Reichsmark coins each contain 5g of silver while the 5 Reichsmark coins each contain 12.5g of silver.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@silverdollar3 Hi. …
@silverdollar3 Hi. We all know that ebay sellers are not all above board with their level of knowledge. With absolute CERTAINTY, I can inform you that the 1936-1939 2 Reichsmark is .625 (62.5 %) silver while the 1936-1939 5 Reichsmark is .90 (90%) silver. The 2 Reichsmark coins each contain 5g of silver while the 5 Reichsmark coins each contain 12.5g of silver.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@silverdollar3 Hi. …
@silverdollar3 Hi. We all know that ebay sellers are not all above board with their level of knowledge. With absolute CERTAINTY, I can inform you that the 1936-1939 2 Reichsmark is .625 (62.5 %) silver while the 1936-1939 5 Reichsmark is .90 (90%) silver. The 2 Reichsmark coins each contain 5g of silver while the 5 Reichsmark coins each contain 12.5g of silver.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@silverdollar3 Hi. …
@silverdollar3 Hi. We all know that ebay sellers are not all above board with their level of knowledge. With absolute CERTAINTY, I can inform you that the 1936-1939 2 Reichsmark is .625 (62.5 %) silver while the 1936-1939 5 Reichsmark is .90 (90%) silver. The 2 Reichsmark coins each contain 5g of silver while the 5 Reichsmark coins each contain 12.5g of silver.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@silverdollar3 @ …
With absolute CERTAINTY, I can inform you that the 1936-1939 2 Reichsmark is .625 (62.5%) silver while the 1936-1939 5 Reichsmark is .90 (90%) silver. The 2 Reichsmark coins each contain 5g of silver while the 5 Reichsmark coins contain 12.5 g of silver.
@silverdollar3 @silverdollar3 Hi. We all know that ebay sellers are not all above board with their level of knowledge.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@silverdollar3 Hi. …
With absoulte CERTAINTY, I can inform you that the 1936-1939 2 Reichsmark is .625 (62.5%) silver while the 1936-1939 5 Reichsmark is .90 (90%) silver. The 2 Reichsmark coins each contain 5g of silver while the 5 Reichsmark coins contain 12.5 g of silver.
@silverdollar3 Hi. We all know that ebay sellers are not all above board with their leve of knowledge.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@Heidelager many …
@Heidelager many ebay sellers say .900 fine silver, when actually it’s .625 on all nazi bullion 2 & 5 mark 1936~’39 coins
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@tek2advance A …
@tek2advance A dealer we have a relationship with that occasionally we convert bars to new rounds for them. It is a unique situation, but I would recommend that those buying silver, build a relationship with the dealers in your area. Take some of your silver pieces in there and get a ballpark price of what they would pay. If your silver is uncirculated and always handled with gloves, it’s possible that you might negotiate a better price. You might get a better deal doing that.
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September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
Who was it that …
Who was it that bought above spot?
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@rolficus If they …
@rolficus If they dont, maybe you can take it to the bank and buy real estate you could rent out for cashflow. Assuming you still would want a currency by then thats still not backed by gold or silver.
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
@rolficus Excellent …
@rolficus Excellent question! There is only a small % of people that invest in precious metals(See our video “What do People Know About Silver?”). We will see them continue to lose on stocks, bonds, real-estate, etc… until they turn to precious metals. In my opinion, we will see more and more people investing in silver, which would provide an ever increasing demand. I can’t tell you when to liquidate your silver, but I believe that you will be able to when you decide.
Thanks for the question
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
what about the …
what about the inflationary price when silver goes up will dealers buy silver at its peak price ?
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
great video
great video
September 19th, 2010 at 10:03 am
Now you just gotta …
Now you just gotta wait a couple of years until hyperinflation in the US dollar. Then you will be able to pay off your mortage with 1 ounce of silver
And when silver gets overvalued and real estate undervalued, you will cash in your silver and buy lots and lots of real estate
Right?