Jiminkent

I guess there's zero premium on a 1000oz bar? Seems a bit unfair really, same as how a very wealthy individual can borrow money at a fraction above bank rates, whereas a poor person has to pay a good 5% over.

My little opinion is that regardless of silver rising or falling, it will always be a better buy than 99% of the pointless things we buy these days. My reason for starting to buy silver was my son being born. Everyone likes to treat themselves every now and again and I used to buy all sorts of gadgets and tech, all of which becomes basically worthless in the long run unless you know what you're looking for. (Nostalgia value) So these days my treat might be a new silver coin or a 1/10th gold, for the inner magpie.I'm fairly certain that no matter what happens these will always hold some value. No-one would ever throw them away, unless they were a complete idiot. If the price did shoot up in whatever currency area you're in then there are bigger problems on the horizon and you may have enough to buy your way enough travel to get to a safer part of the world. Or you may get shot and have it all stolen. Like many say, it's an insurance policy.

Yes please, I'd love to be on the waiting list.

Hi, I'm just wondering what the threshold is for customs charges?