Has anyone had experience with this interesting idea. Basically you can take delivery of 1000 oz bars of silver from COMEX and have them directed to a mint who will produce you coins for $900 including shipping and then instead of you paying them $900 Cash they will just keep $900 worth of silver in return for converting 1000 oz bars to coins.
http://www.goldenstatemint.com/bullion-round-conversion.html
I would love to hear anyone's experience with this type of service
nah.
You are going to lose at least 2-3 ounces if not more in the conversion. Rounds are a tad above 1 troy ounce typically.
Just buy quality silver rounds if that's what you are looking for.
Rounds, any quantity, for .69 over spot - http://www.providentmetals.com/1-oz-999-silver-round-ntr-buffalo.html
I think the point should be to see what is involved in removing silver from COMEX, so that they have NONE to base futures on. Pull the flow of metal from the refinery down through the distribution channels into the coin shops so fast that there's barely enough for legitimate industrial users and no one else.
The metals have to be removed from the financial sector's control, forever.
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sorry, I am missing the math.
Rounds cost $1.4.
This is rounds for $0.90 over spot.
.50 delta
$500 savings, and price includes shipping. You are saying that it might cost you an extra 3 oz of $90. So lets say you save $400 instead of $500.
Why is it bad to save $400? I know of a few things I can buy with the $400