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Considering that's torn open, I doubt you're retaining any value with what's left of that packaging. The idea of leaving silver exposed to air like that makes me uncomfortable -
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I've read a couple of articles in the past, about the size(s) of gold coins that people prefer to stack. One article was about Gold American Eagles (GAEs) and the second article was about the different types (sizes) of Sovereigns people prefer to collect. So, in the case of GAEs, the size that people prefer to stack was, in order of preference, the following: 1. 1 Oz and 1/10 of an Oz (there was a very slight difference between the two, the second one being at the top of the list). 2. 1/4 of an Oz. 3. 1/2 Oz. In the case of Sovereigns the order of preference, was the following: 1. Sovereign 2. Quintaple Sovereign 3. Half Sovereign 4. Double Sovereign Again, as was also the case with AGEs, the difference between the Sov and the Quintuple was small, the Quintuple attracting lots of interest from wealthy individuals, particularly from Asia. The Quarter Sov was not included in the list (unsurprisingly in my view, as the size is very small and the coin bears absolutely no historical provenance). So, it's interesting to see how finding in both articles, more or less, coincide, in terms of approximate size(s) people prefer to stack/collect and I guess that answers a lot of questions. Certainly, as already mentioned by other Silver Forum members, everything sells for the "right" price, BUT (and that's an important "but"), as I believe we need to compare apples-with-apples and organges-with-oranges, if you list for sale different types of Sovereigns, ALL listing bearing the same premium over spot ("apples-with-apples" comparison), then I guess the order of interest you'll attract from potential buyers will most probably "abide" by the findings of the two articles I mentioned above. On the other hand, I've also noticed that finding gold coins for reasonable and fair premiums over spot in the US during the last couple of months, tends to be an ever more challenging endeavor and I believe that is probably also the case in Europe and the UK for that matter. It's funny how people used to scorn the 1/2 oz GAEs a year or so ago and now they cheer when they manage to find one for a reasonable premium over spot at their local coin shop. So I guess it won't probably matter that much after all, whether you put on sale a Sov or a Double Sov, in case the need to liquidate ever arises in the future. -
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It's all about money Lets say for every hour you work you get one pebble That pebble represents an hour of your life you gave up, you can swap it for food or if you save up enough pebbles you can swap them for larger items Whats good about the pebble is you don't have to spend it right away, you can work your whole life until you're not as physically capable, retire and still have thousands of hours of work saved up in pebbles To have a civilised society you need money to facilitate trade and to be able to store and log your hard work You can't use pebbles of course because you can find them anywhere, what's not just anywhere? gold We can all agree we need money and we can all agree gold is perfect for it, that's why it has value, the value is the tool of money Its obvious why oil has value It's obvious why electric has value Money is just as important to humanity that's why gold has value -
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Also if Indiana Jones risked life and limb for a small statue of copper it wouldn't be the same 😁
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