THE BIGGEST SILVER & GOLD COIN SHOW OF THE YEAR

This is the big one, three days straight of non-stop numismatic and bullion fun. And it was pretty darn busy.

Next Coin Show:
South Saint Paul Coin Show
Start Date: Sun Mar 27th 2011
End Date: Sun Mar 27th 2011
Phone: 651-402-7480
Location:
VFW, 111 Concord Exchange S.
St. Paul, MN USA

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[Quranite]

SGT, what do you think about generic bars? I just recently called around and saw that people prefer bars with a certain mint name, not just the 999 mark. What do you say? Is it better to by with a well known name or any mint name rather than the generic made in usa bars that have symbols like a coin on them but just say made in usa?

[SGTbull07]

@Quranite I tend to prefer the government issued coins and when I buy poured bars I prefer they have a stamp indicating the mint or the brand (Engelhard, Johnsom Mathey, Monarch, Perth Mint, etc)... but ultimately if you like it and it is .999 fine, and the price is fair, go for it.

[Breycor]

Sell your silver and buy gold -- not the other way around! You really should read FOFOA's blog...

[SGTbull07]

@Breycor BTW, today's action (3.23.11) went silver's way, again. Gold was up $10.40, silver ws up 93 cents, that reflects a 11 to 1 silver to gold ratio, which is exactly what we are seeing in world wide silver prodcution levels now. There is only 10-11 times more silver being mined annually than gold. Silver is going to continue to appreciate faster than gold. (Maybe the FOFOA guy should visit my Channel)...

[Breycor]

@SGTbull07 Trust me; no one is more happier than me that silver is taking off. But swapping your gold for silver at this point isn't very wise, IMO. Think about this: central banks and gov'ts around the world are buying gold, not silver. There seem to be big plans regarding gold....

[SGTbull07]

@Breycor I don't disagree with you at all about gold's bright future. It's just that gold is a trillion dollar market, silver is a tiny $40 billion market... it will move much more in percentage terms as it returns to its historical relationship with gold of 15 to 1 - that means for anyone who sells some gold to buy some silver at the current ratio, will likely have made a good choice. Ive been right so far, and I expect that to continue to be the case. It's just a simple case of basic math.

[SPECTORMAN1973]

I'm sorry but has anyone else noticed how many FAT Americans their are. It would be nice to have all the Gold and Silver in the World, but what would it be worth if your just a FAT DISGUSTING SLOB?

[TiKiMakesStuff]

I see a lot of big bellies.

[TWSceptic]

Why does he buy numismatics, just buy 1kg rounds of silver.

[46juandiego]

cool



[lanceoa]

just sub'd, hope you'll do the same

[dadhadit]

yes gold an silver are money, wake up !

[qwsdcvist]

@twin1010101010 Im 14 and i've been to several coin shows, but yeah most kids my age have never even heard of one.

[mzch]

Glad to see that you got yourself some 2011 Kookaburras and Koalas :) My experience buying here in Australia is that the Kooka's carry a slightly higher premium (about $2 higher) than the Koalas - I'm not sure if it's because of the limited mintage (300,000 coins per year), or that the Kookaburra series has been around for 22 years and is the most popular Perth Mint product, or simply because the artwork on the Koalas (2009 and 2010) wasn't that good.