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Hush
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Hush reacted to jultorsk in New EU stacker, mostly clueless.
Welcome along.
Also, refer to @LawrenceChard
https://www.chards.co.uk/guides/advice-guide-for-uk-bullion-investors/1041
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Hush got a reaction from James32 in New EU stacker, mostly clueless.
Thanks everyone. I don't have a whole lot of time to spend reading and watching yt videos but this sunday afternoon has been very informative. I understand a lot better what is premium (besides the obvious manufacturing cost) and why it's a lot higher on silver. I also understood which are the best coins and bars to buy for actual trading purposes. Not that I'm gonna speculate on the price but if any bankageddon is coming (and it is coming) I wanna hold something that I'll be able to sell. Collectibles are absolutely awesome but definitely not my thing rn.
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Hush got a reaction from Zhorro in New EU stacker, mostly clueless.
Hi there, finally I decided to take my heads off the trading charts and use some on my hard earned money to buy something tangible and shiny. Problem is: I have no idea about what I am doing.
Since it looks like there is no 'newbie' section I'd like to use this thread to ask a couple of mostly harmless yet very noobish questions. First that comes to mind is: I understand all the 'self-custody' argument and I endorse it wholeheartedly, but as far as I have seen coins and bars (both in silver and gold) cost a pretty hefty premium compared to any type of paper-metal. 1oz silver coins go for 30 to 50 €, 1kg ingots for 820++ €. The spread on gold is not as outrageous but still remarkable. How do you justify paying such a premium? Is this a hobby for collectors or 10+ years hodlers only?
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Hush got a reaction from Lr103 in New EU stacker, mostly clueless.
Hi there, finally I decided to take my heads off the trading charts and use some on my hard earned money to buy something tangible and shiny. Problem is: I have no idea about what I am doing.
Since it looks like there is no 'newbie' section I'd like to use this thread to ask a couple of mostly harmless yet very noobish questions. First that comes to mind is: I understand all the 'self-custody' argument and I endorse it wholeheartedly, but as far as I have seen coins and bars (both in silver and gold) cost a pretty hefty premium compared to any type of paper-metal. 1oz silver coins go for 30 to 50 €, 1kg ingots for 820++ €. The spread on gold is not as outrageous but still remarkable. How do you justify paying such a premium? Is this a hobby for collectors or 10+ years hodlers only?
