MBTPSilver

I wonder if we'll see a repeat of last Friday tomorrow, and this mystery buyer tries to push it back up some more.

Looks like it going to try testing $2,400 again, normally it hits resistance around $2,395.

Bounced back a bit at least and held onto £1,900. In truth it's hitting resistance at $2,400 - we hit $2,394-5 three times in the past 24 hours and slipped back each time.

£23 again!

My 10oz Completer is my favourite coin, with the 10oz Kookaburra's in a very close second.

Personally I wouldn't buy graded coins. If you're okay with researching what coin you're buying and whether it will help with the value then there can be some value. When it comes to selling it will also take you a lot longer to find a keen buyer who's willing to pay the full value, so difficult on the exit as well. I find it much easier and less work to just buy bullion as close to spot as possible, and sell at an easy to work-out price at a later time.

They were due a few weeks back but got delayed last minute. Haven't heard any more since unfortunately. They'll already have been minted however so I'm sure they'll arrive eventually.

Yeah, silver having a better day than gold today, though back below £23 again at the moment. A close above £23 would be nice.

I thought we'd hold onto the £1,900+ today, but markets have shown the past few months not to be too concerned about Middle East stuff, but maybe an Israel retaliation will see it move up a bit more. Consolidation above £1,850 this week would be pretty healthy.

I expect we'll jump up again at open to past £1,900, and I'd be surprised if we don't see £2,000 this week.

100% the right idea for physical, and I'm the same. Just a shame it's legal to have paper trading on non-existent, unallocated metals that the big boys can just toss around, I still think we'll see £27 - £30 silver before the end of this year, and higher is possible.

The weekly charts for gold and silver are very similar you could almost overlay them. Still up 3% for the week, and there's no way you're not going to have sell-offs on the way to $30. If you've been buying paper silver below $25 for the last few years, you'll be very happy to take profit at $30.

Crazy day for the dealers yesterday, lots of buying and selling. A bit of a nightmare for the end of the day, as you'll have people suddenly asking to cancel orders due to 'unforeseen circumstances' (aka we want to re-order at the lower price). It was a massive rise though and a pull-back probably was overdue at some point. In truth we only lost Friday's gains in the end and still had a £40 gain for the week. If we drop below £1,800 next week then I'll start to worry.

A close tonight above £1,875 would be incredible after yesterday's inflation print. I would not be surprised to see £1,900 (officially) by tomorrow.

Unfortunately they tend to keep the carded versions exclusive, or charge a much higher premium for them, so most other dealers will have the normal tube/capsule/blister sheet versions of the coins.