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It's 26.30 today, this is the lowest I've in quite some time. It's a shame coin prices aren't falling.

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 Posted 04/12/2013  2:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add matthewvincent to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Apples and oranges, jsbruton.
Coin collectors, for the most part, do not pay much attention to fluctuations in the price of silver. I do not.
Silver stackers are glued to their iPODS and such. I doubt that I check the price of silver more than once every two to three weeks.
They are two very different disciplines.
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 Posted 04/12/2013  2:58 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add basebal21 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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It's a shame coin prices aren't falling.


It all depends on the coin and where you look. Places with live price the bullion is falling, ebay seller arent going to adjust their listings with every move though.

Then for high premium numismatic coins the bullion value never meant much to their price anyway so it doesn't change anything for them
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My prediction is Silver will drop to about $7/Ounce someday, somewhere, maybe. OR it will go up again from where it's at now. OR it may stay the same.
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 Posted 04/12/2013  6:51 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Airw0lf to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
$ 25,80 = 1 oz silver ....right now.... wow ... buy time ? .... :)
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I hope the bottom falls out of the market! But that's just out of a selfish desire to finally get a bunch of different silver bullion coins for a low price. On the other hand, it's now dropped about $2 in 24 hours, which is shocking.
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 Posted 04/12/2013  8:47 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Wade to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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get a bunch of different silver bullion coins for a low price


when bullion prices drop dealers charge you for the 'collectability' of the coin,
when it goes up you pay a premium for the silver content.

either way you are going to pay
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When this question was posed in this forum about a year ago I predicted around $24, based on my evaluation of the chart, and even I thought that sounded excessively bearish. Now I wonder if it was optimistic.
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Good time to fill some holes in my collection at a lower cost. My Quarter collections could use some fillers.
May wait until it goes down some more. A place I buy a lot of my coins will lower the price on inventory matching the market, so when silver is down I can get some nice pick ups (which they call junk).
Thanks Biged
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The drop in silver in gold reminds me of the 1980s drop.
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The lower the better, I would love an opportunity to work on my Washington quarter set at low melt prices.
I may need to hold off on my plans to buy a key IHC and spend some time on my lame Washington set.
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The drop in silver in gold reminds me of the 1980s drop.

No this is nothing like the drop back then. Back then silver went from $50 an oz on Jan 21 to around $30 in three days (A loss of 40%. By Mar 27 it was down to $10 an 80% loss). Gold went from $850 on Jan 21 to $624 on Jan 28 (a 26% drop in one week)and then dropped another hundred over the next month hitting a low for the year of $481.50 on March 18, an overall 44% loss.
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Hopefull super low so I can buy coins and finish sets!
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Good luck buying low, the premiums including that of junk 90% is staying up there. Stackers are reluctant to sell.
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If the price of commodities were predictable, investing would be a no-brainer. Personally, I'm a buy high, sell low guy; not because I want to be, that's just the way it works out...
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