I really should stop going on Ebay.

[HighlandTiger]

Ok, So I'm waiting for the football to start, so I'm scanning through Ebay, looking for silver bargains. By the time I've stopped, I've won 5 auctions, spent £58.57, on various silver from 0.500, 0.900, 0.925 and a 0.999 1995 ASE, for a total of 4.24 oz t.

 

Still it doesn't do my average any harm, only £13.81 oz t.

 

I need to stop because i'm trying to save for a decent order from STG..  

 

Come on HT, get some discipline....   

[SilverPirate]

I am reading the forum waiting for the football to start ,it's cheaper.Nice haul though.

[Danny-boy]

I'm eBay and bullion supplier trawling too, and waiting for the football.

[HelpingHands]

I don't really bother too much now with old junk silver as it's often fairly underweight.  If the online listing includes the weight I might have a go but if the coins are 20% underweight you may as well pay VAT on something new. 

[HighlandTiger]

I don't really bother too much now with old junk silver as it's often fairly underweight.  If the online listing includes the weight I might have a go but if the coins are 20% underweight you may as well pay VAT on something new. 

It really depends on what you pay for the junk silver. If you pay spot price of £12.30 for 1 oz t and it's 20% underweight, that means you have 0.8 oz t worth of silver 

 

£12.30 for 0.8 oz t equates to £15.38 per oz t.

 

There are not many new silver coins to can get to your door for that sort of price. 

[Carpe Diem]

It really depends on what you pay for the junk silver. If you pay spot price of £12.30 for 1 oz t and it's 20% underweight, that means you have 0.8 oz t worth of silver 

 

£12.30 for 0.8 oz t equates to £15.38 per oz t.

 

There are not many new silver coins to can get to your door for that sort of price. 

 

i agree. With prices around $21/oz I see it as a time to stock up on bullion more than anything, and eBay can be a happy hunting ground if you are persistent.