I continue to buy silver. I buy an ounce a week. Or once a month, four or five ounces. Sometimes I'm a little sloppy. Or I think the price of silver needs to come down. (It usually keeps going up.) Then I suddenly buy more silver.
But is it possible to write an article about it that anyone would be interested in?
I think there are worse options for buying precious metals in my country. Until 1989 we were ruled by communism and owning more than three gold coins was forbidden by law. So any collector could be arrested, convicted, imprisoned and have his collection confiscated at any time. In practice, however, I know of no case of this happening.
It was not until the financial crisis of 2008/2009 that more precious metals started to be bought here. This is when the first companies specialising in the sale of gold and silver bullion or coins to the public appeared.
In my country, the local currency is the Czech koruna. Some international companies accept euros in their business, but it is not common.
I think having your own currency makes the coin and bullion business more expensive. I also think that our domestic traders have high mark-ups.
I want to be specific. As I write this article, 1 ounce of silver is worth € 25.67 on the stock exchange.
But for this coin, Canadian Maple Leaf, directly from the mint, I would pay € 30 in local currency. (About 32.5 USD.)
For a coin that has been sold several times, corroded, with minor scratches, I would pay about € 28.
If I buy 20 of these coins, I get a discount of about € 0.5. Since I have already left enough money with my dealer, he usually gives me a small discount for loyalty. Another € 0.5.
So each of these coins cost me about € 25, which is about 26-27 USD. I don't know how much you buy your coins for. That price seems pretty high to me. And I have found the really cheapest dealer in my country, and I go to pick up my coins in person and pay cash. Most Czech silvergoldstackers pay much more.
Is my impression that the coins here are expensive correct, or am I wrong? Thanks for the comments and any support.
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Nadále kupuju stříbro. Kupuju unci týdně. Nebo jednou za měsíc čtyři nebo pět uncí. Někdy jsem trochu lajdák. Nebo si myslím, že cena stříbra musí klesnout. (Pak obvykle stále stoupá.) To najednou koupím více stříbra... Ale je možné o tom napsat článek, který by někoho zajímal?
Myslím, že v mé zemi existují horší možnosti nákupu drahých kovů. Do roku 1989 u nás vládl komunismus a vlastnit více než tři zlaté mince bylo zákonem zakázáno. Takže každý sběratel mohl být kdykoli zatčen, odsouzen, uvězněn a jeho sbírka zabavena. V praxi však nevím o žádném takovém případu.
Teprve po finanční krizi v letech 2008/2009 se zde začalo nakupovat více drahých kovů. Tehdy se objevily první společnosti specializující se na prodej zlatých a stříbrných slitků nebo mincí veřejnosti.
V mém státě platí místní měna - česká koruna. Některé mezinárodní společnosti přijímají ve svých obchodech i eura, ale obyklé to není. Myslím, že vlastní měna obchod s mincemi a slitky prodražuje. Také si myslím, že naši domácí obchodníci mají vysoké přirážky.
Chci být konkrétní. V době, kdy píšu tento článek, má 1 unce stříbra na burze hodnotu 25,67 EUR.
Ale za tuto minci, kanadský javorový list, přímo z mincovny, bych v místní měně zaplatil 30 €. (Asi 32,5 USD.)
Za minci, která byla několikrát prodána, zkorodovaná, s drobnými škrábanci, bych zaplatil asi 28 €.
Když si koupím 20 těchto mincí, dostanu slevu asi 0,5 eura. Protože jsem u svého prodejce již nechal dost peněz, obvykle mi dává malou slevu za věrnost. Dalších 0,5 eura.
Každá z těchto mincí mě tedy stála asi 25 eur, což je asi 26-27 USD.
Nevím, za kolik svoje mince kupujete Vy. Mně se ta cena zdá docela vysoká. A to jsem si našel opravdu nejlevnějšího prodejce v mé zemi, mince si chodím vyzvedávat osobně a platím hotovostí. Většina českých silvergoldstackerů platí daleko víc.
Je můj dojem, že mince jsou zde drahé, správný, nebo se mýlím? Děkuji za komentáře a případnou podporu.
To me Silver is still undervalued as a strategic industrial metal with the demand easily exceeding the current supply for the last 3 years. It is deliberately suppressed in my opinion so I continue to stack.
I suppose we're all stacking silver to make a profit.
At least to preserve my buying power, making over and above accumulative inflation would be a bonus.
I'm glad the communist regime is long gone so you can own precious metals to your hearts content! Those are so nice! The maple leaf is a beautiful coin, very nice buy!
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