Just a note to list members about silver:
The Canadian Central Fund may be a good idea for those who do not want
to hold bullion themselves, but prefer to invest in the metal rather
than in a mining company.
See: http://www.centralfund.com/
Silver coins can be had for about ten dollars from:
http://www.bordergold.com/canadian_silver_maple_leaf.html
Commodities seem sensible for many reasons, but keep in mind that new
materials such as conductive plastics may change everything very
suddenly.
JBB
On Friday, Jan 28, 2005, at 11:12 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
As I have posted here before, my son will gladly sell as many maple
leafs as you want for $10 each.
Marshall
Dennis Gulenchin wrote:
Pete,
The total cost for the coins on ebay was about $16.00cad each.
actually I got one maple leaf coin and a one ounce johnson matthey
.999 silver bar- both same price. There is a maple leaf for bid now at
13.56 plus $2.50 shipping which is not bad.eBay item 3953953647 (Ends
28-Jan-05 11:16:12 EST) - 1992 5 DOLLAR MAPLE LEAF SILVER 1 OZ. COIN
-MINT
Dennis
[email protected] wrote:
Harold, Dennis, could I ask just how much you both paid forthe silver
maple leaves?! Thanks Pete
