When To Sell Silver

Frequently Asked Questions

1. QUESTION:
   Where can you SELL silver at actual spot price? Coin dealers will sell but when the price goes up (say 4xs) ?
   coin dealers are willing to sell you Silver Eagles at when spot is but if spot goes to 0 where are you going to sell them? i overheard the coin dealer offering to buy a Eagle at when spot was . So ok they make a profit - but if it goes way up and I want to sell several thousand dollars worth why should they buy it? I mean I am a store owner, I sell a product, I would just sit out the highs...I mean why would i buy your silver coin at spot and tie up my money (say ,000 +) to wait to sell it just to make or so dollars per sale - I mean geez how long would that take? Would I really want to tie up my money like that? I don't know - I'm new at this - I don't get what I am going to do with silver eagles when I feel it time to exit the market?

   • ANSWER:
     Large dealers are brokers. They turn a profit by trading, just like a stockbroker. They will buy at spot less commission to have inventory to sell at spot plus commission. No inventory, no commission. ALWAYS take possession yourself of your coins and use your own vault, safe deposit box, etc. Years ago a bullion broker charged to store the gold for people and sold it in a ponzi type scheme. People lost everything.

2. QUESTION:
   My mother has a lot of silver flatware to sell. Is now a good time?
   She is working with an "advisor" who says that now is a good time to sell silver. But when I look at silver prices, they look about half of what they were six months ago. Is this "advisor" steering my elderly mother wrong, or is the silver price not directly related to the market for silver flatware?

   • ANSWER:
     is the advisory going to get anything from this sale? if yes then ignore him. if you are not in a rush for the money the longer you hold on to it the better.

3. QUESTION:
   When I sell silver coins, should I get more money for proof sets than just melt value? Silver dropped today?
   I have;

   4 uncirculated pre-1964 Quarters ( 1959-P , 1961-D , 1962-D , 1964-D )

   1 circulated 1951 No Mint Mark? Where is it from?

   1 circulated Mercury Dime (Cant find a mint mark, I thought mint mark was on the obverse)

   1 1964 Unopened Silver Proof Mint Set that has never been open (Still in the original envelope from the United States Treasury Department from Philadelphia. Still sealed in original envelope

   1 1963 Silver Proof Coin Set - The envelope from the treasury department has been opened, but all coins are still in the plastic seal and has Certificate from the Philadelphia Mint.

   I know that what I have isn't a lot, But the dealer wants to give me melt value for everything. I thought at the very least I should get alittle more money for the proof sets. Especially the 1964 because it has never been opened from it's envelope. I thought that would increase the value. I know the chances are rare but there could be a cameo, or some kind of error in that set making it more valuable.

   I'm new at this, but I love it. I love looking through coins. Silver dropped today, is it time to sell?
   I'm young and I think I found a new hobby, I enjoy it so much.

   Like I said above, should I sell everything for only melt value? That doesn't seem right to me

   any suggestions or advice for this novice collector would be greatly appreciated. I really enjoy all this and the more I know the better.

   Sorry, but one more question...Does anyone know any good books to read about coins and collecting?

   • ANSWER:
     The 4 uncirculated quarters are worth a little more than melt if they are truly uncirculated. The mint mark on the winged liberty (mercury) dime is on the reverse below the E in ONE. The proof sets are selling for around .95 each. Being sealed does not increase the value of proof sets most of the time. Silver dropping is not uncommon and is not much. The so-called experts expect silver and gold to go up even more next year. If you don't need the money hold onto your coins. Right now proof sets are down in value and that too may turn around when the economy starts to get better. As for books get a Red Book A Guide Book of US Coins. The book has important info such as where mint marks are, a guide to grading each series, lots of history and of course a retail price guide that is to be taken as a guide only. Monthly price guides are more up to date on values. Most series of coins have books on them. In the end books can cost more than coins. I have collected for a log time and have a lot of interests so have shelves of books on coins,medals and tokens of the US and the world. I allow email through Yahoo answers and would be glad to help you if you like. I always recommend going to more than one coin dealer when selling or even buying. Hope this helps

4. QUESTION:
   Where can i sell silver bullion bars?
   Hi, i have 200 troy oz of .999 silver. Its in 2 bars, and on the bars it says some national bank that Bank of America bought out a couple years ago. Ive tried selling them on ebay, but no one one wants to give me a reasonable price for them because there not "name brand". Could i get some sort of certificate of authenticity? Or is there somewhere when i could get full or very close to full value for it?

   • ANSWER:
     Try this sitehttp://www.nwtmintbullion.com/silver.php
     hope it helps.

5. QUESTION:
   Do they sell silver charm bracelets at disney?
   im going to walt disney world in august and when i went there before they had charm bracelets you could make. they had silver chains and seperate charms. do they still have them? i last went there in summer of 2009

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6. QUESTION:
   When it be the great time to sell your Silver?
   I just buy 50 of the silver eagles for .01 each week ago and it was around /oz. that time. now it's /oz. and i see some good prices on Ebay low as -. When you can sell the silver to make extra money. Yes, i am a Ebay Silver Trader.

   • ANSWER:
     Hang onto it for a while longer.
     I'm in the diamond jewelry business and I have a strong feelings that silver prices are going nowhere but up.

     I would suggest you to wait another week before you sell it.

     (You can thank me later. )

7. QUESTION:
   when selling silver bullion should i expect to get the spot price or is it customary for a dealer to pay less?
   give as much detail as you know for fact thank you

   • ANSWER:
     You'll definitely get less than spot....to get spot would be to get full retail price back for your items which isn't realistic. Find a place though that will pay you as close to spot as possible....check out the Silver And Gold Exchange. I found them to be a really great company - one of the honest guys in this business. I was very pleased! http://silverandgoldexchange.com

8. QUESTION:
   When would be a good time for a person to sell their silver coins?

   • ANSWER:
     Start keeping track at the price of silver...when the market is high, sell out.

9. QUESTION:
   Silver coins and collecting, is it time to sell? Or do you think silver might go back up?
   When I sell silver coins, should I get more money for proof sets than just melt value? Silver dropped today?

   I have; which isn't much, but I'm very young and a novice

   4 uncirculated pre-1964 Quarters ( 1959-P , 1961-D , 1962-D , 1964-D )

   1 circulated 1951 No Mint Mark? Where is it from?

   1 circulated Mercury Dime (Cant find a mint mark, I thought mint mark was on the obverse)

   1 1964 Unopened Silver Proof Mint Set that has never been open (Still in the original envelope from the United States Treasury Department from Philadelphia. Still sealed in original envelope

   1 1963 Silver Proof Coin Set - The envelope from the treasury department has been opened, but all coins are still in the plastic seal and has Certificate from the Philadelphia Mint.

   I know that what I have isn't a lot, But the dealer wants to give me melt value for everything. I thought at the very least I should get alittle more money for the proof sets. Especially the 1964 because it has never been opened from it's envelope. I thought that would increase the value. I know the chances are rare but there could be a cameo, or some kind of error in that set making it more valuable.

   I'm new at this, but I love it. I love looking through coins. Silver dropped today, is it time to sell?
   I'm young and I think I found a new hobby, I enjoy it so much.

   Like I said above, should I sell everything for only melt value? That doesn't seem right to me

   any suggestions or advice for this novice collector would be greatly appreciated. I really enjoy all this and the more I know the better. I thought when inflation went up, silver and gold goes up, am I wrong?

   Sorry, but one more question...Does anyone know any good books to read about coins and collecting?

   • ANSWER:
     The four quarters, unless they are _extremely_ nice uncirculated examples, are probably going to sell for melt. There were just too many of them made and saved in nice condition for them to have much of a premium.

     Same situation with the 1951. No mintmark would mean it was made in Philadelphia, but the mintmark wasn't in the same place as it is now. Back then, it was on the reverse, between the bottom of the wreath and where it says "Quarter Dollar".

     The dime could be worth melt, or it could be worth a lot of money. Without knowing the year and the condition, it's impossible to say. The mintmark on Mercs was also on the reverse, to the right of the word "ONE". Again, no mintmark means Philadelphia.

     The '63 and '64 proof sets are also not worth a huge premium, unless there is something special about the coins. If any of the coins are cameos, of course those are worth more, depending on how strong the effect is. Also, in 1964, some of the early Kennedy half-dollar proofs are a variety called "accented hair"--there was more detail in Kennedy's hair than on proofs made later. Those have a premium, but not a large one.

     I've never been a big fan of the unopened envelope proof set craze. First, it is possible to steam open and reseal the envelopes, and it's even possible to buy reproduction envelopes, and seal the coins in them, which means it's possible that it's not actually an "unopened" set at all. The coins are protected in the plastic, so it's not like they'll tarnish if the envelope is opened. Second, I really like to see what I'm buying, so I'd rather look at them and see whether they're gorgeous coins, or dogs.

     A good book to start with would be the Red Book--or it's official name "A Guide Book of United States Coins". You'll be able to go to any coin dealer and ask for a Red Book, and they'll know what you mean. You can also find it on Amazon.

10. QUESTION:
    What is the cost (est.) after all fess of buying/selling silver bullion?
    I ask because I'm told when it is time to sell - the bid prices are two to three dollars less than the spot price. Is this true? If I sold, e.g., one ounce of silver at 40 / ounce spot, would my net AS SELLER be something like 35 after fees and the 'real world' bid price? Help me understand the real world costs here. I'm only looking for hypothetical estimates here, obviously. Thanks.

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11. QUESTION:
    I think now is the time to sell Silver as price has gone sky high?
    I know I have watched the price of silver go up from /oz to now /oz. I think everybody is buying them up and I think now is the time to sell them instead of buy them. When the price go down again (if ever), that is the time to buy them... ?
    In the 80's the silver indeed hit high s / oz. That was because of the manipulation. This time is different. I know silver is going higher, and higher. but it could also fall soon. thinking of what to do. I know its getting harder to buy with the current market price, at least it is for me anyway ...

    • ANSWER:
      If I had silver stock Id put in a stop loss .
      If I had a large position I might sell 25% but not all.
      If I had actual silver Id probably sell 1/2.

12. QUESTION:
    what will the price of silver per oz be?
    I want to know when should I sell silver. what do think the price of silver be late 2009? or early 2010?

    • ANSWER:
      It is difficult to say. There are some indications that silver might possibly be much more expensive relative to the dollar in 2010. The dollar is not doing too well and there is no indication that it might do better in the future. 2010, 2011, 2012, or in the foreseeable or even the unforeseeable future. In dollar terms silver could possibly reach over 0 an ounce and a loaf of bread before too long.

13. QUESTION:
    What size should is best to sell my silver arowana?
    I got him(don't know the sex so i'll say him) when he was about 4ish inches but I have a 29 gallon tank and I'm obviously aware that I wont be keeping him for long but he is around 8inches and looking very colorful for a silver arowana. So about what size could I keep him until it would be best to sell him? on the side note he's looking very healthy and doesn't seem stressed.

    • ANSWER:
      As soon as possible. Most people that buy arowanas and other big fish like to grow them from small sizes themselves. At eight inches he's still considered small for an arowana, but worth more than a 4 incher. Much bigger and you risk stunting him in a 29 though.
      MonsterFishkeepers has a free classified area. Fair warning: If you let people know the tank size you're keeping him in, I doubt you'll sell him. Even a 55 is considered a very temporary grow out tank for one of those.

14. QUESTION:
    would now be a good time to sell my silver coins? if not, when?

    • ANSWER:
      I do not believe that now would be all that good a time to sell. Have you seen what gold has done lately? There may come a time in the not too distant future when the only medium of exchange will be gold and silver. Paper currencies are looking extremely weak at the moment. You did not mention the % of your assets that is in silver. If it is more than 50%, you might want to cash out some just to take a portion of your profits. The future is very unpredictable and some miracle might yet happen.

15. QUESTION:
    Where is the best place to start when selling antique silver?
    http://www.sothebys.com/app/paddleReg/paddlereg.do?dispatch=eventDetails&event_id=28537
    This is no ordianry set. Sterling, Fraget marks. 12 place settings and serving untensils, with box.

    • ANSWER:
      Southebys and Christies are both great places to get evaluations to see whether they will accept your silver. Understand that they only take the cream of the crop and having the initial evaluation will give you a future direction if it is not accepted. There are antique consigners and dealers who also specialize in antique silver who are quite reputatble and they both can refer you to the best option for your items.

16. QUESTION:
    What would you like to ask?how do you determine postage and packaging if selling online on ebay?
    I want to sell silver jewelleries but I don't want to buy the packaging and postage yet before someone else has bought it. Obviously I need to state how much postage is when selling them but I can't because I need to put the item in the packaging first in order to find out how much an item is for postage.

    • ANSWER:
      Visit your country's postal service website and check the prices, or walk down to the local post office and ask for a leaflet on their charges.

17. QUESTION:
    Buying Silver Bullions in UK ?
    I wanted to buy a load of silver bullions within the UK, so i didn't have to pay a lot or shipping etc, however i am having a hard time. First of all, everywhere i the UK are charging WAY over the daily stock price, and second of all, they are all measured in grams, when i really need ounces, so does anyone know anywhere in the UK that sells silver at daily stock prices in ounces ?

    • ANSWER:
      I was considering this a few years ago, but to buy silver and have it melted down into ingots requires a variety of different licenses from 2 or 3 different government agencies. ( same applies to gold & other precious metals )
      If you think you can make a profit trading, then I suggest you find a good stockbroker who will hold your investment capital and buy / sell etc. as and when you require.

18. QUESTION:
    Does anyone know a good way to clean copper??
    I know there is a product on the market that sells silver polish etc. in small tins and I have one of those for copper and it works when its new but by the time I need it again it's either too old or impossible to shake up. Is there something else that I could use? I know that toothpaste is pretty good for small silver items.but how about copper? Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      Cut a lemon in half dip in salt and rub over the copper surface. rinse after and it's done.i have done this for years,

19. QUESTION:
    Is It Better To Buy The Actual Silver Bullion or Silver Stocks on the Stock Market?
    Hi,...
    I'm very New to all of this but the last time that I tried to buy Stocks in anything the people that I called wanted me to invest at the least ,500 on up to ,000 at one time and at that time I didnt have that kind of money to take that kind of risk with.

    I dont know how it works today with you being able to buy Stocks over the internet as easily as you can and from my research I dont think that you can buy "Silver" as it is and that you have to invest in to a company that deals with Silver if I understood that correctly.

    So is it better to just go out and search for who ever is selling Silver Bullion the Cheapest and Buy as much as you can afford to at that time and have the Silver Bullion directly in your hands or is it better to try and find a company that deals with Silver and Invest in to that company?

    What about the cost of having to deal with a Broker or Fee's that you have to deal with when your dealing with Stocks?

    If there is someone out that that can help me and get me pointed in the right direction and possibly help me understand some of the things that I dont understand as far as actually buying Silver Stock,... I would very much appreciate your help friend.

    Thank You Kindly.

    • ANSWER:
      Buying silver through a brokerage firm has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, you can sell it really quickly, if you need to. And you don't have to worry that thieves will break in and steal your silver. However, your brokerage firm is required by law to report trading activity to the IRS, so if silver goes up 2500% and you sell it, the IRS is going to know exactly how much money you made. And you do not know what the capital gains tax will be in the future. So, it's a gamble. LOL

      If you buy the actual metal silver, the IRS has no idea how much you made on the silver trade. But the disadvantage of buying silver is that someone might break into your house to steal your safe. You have to guard your house. When you buy actual silver coins, you are paying a little bit more, that's true. Coins are ALWAYS more expensive than raw silver--regardless of whether you're trying to buy them or sell them. Of course, the coin traders will make a little commission both when you buy and when you sell it back to them. The commission usually depends on how much you buy. If you buy or sell a larger quantity at one time, you'll pay SMALLER commission! The IRS works the opposite way: When you sell a lot of silver and you make a huge profit, you may find yourself in a higher tax bracket, and you'll pay more $$$ to Uncle Sam. If you sell little silver at small profit, you'll pay less.

      I myself have bought actual silver coins. And you'll have to shop around, because I have found that silver traders charge very different commissions. Some traders are trying to make a lot of money on each sale, and some of them only make a little.

      If there would be chaos and the value of dollars would go down to virtually zero, we might be able to use the coins to buy stuff. So, I think, it's a good idea to stock up on coins.

      Having said that, there are new funds that play with options to give you twice the return of the metal silver! So, if you open a brokerage account, you could buy AGQ, which is the double silver fund. When silver goes up 1%, AGQ goes up 2%. I do not know how long this fund is going to be around, but it is a very good thing.

      Also, GOLD has a double ETF as well -- DGP. So, if the price of gold goes up 1%, DGP goes up 2%. If you happen to buy these high performance funds at the wrong time, your money will fall at a much faster rate than if you had bought GLD or SLV. So, be careful.

20. QUESTION:
    Could I sell gold/silver shares?
    My aunt gave me this idea. Many of her friends are getting into gold and silver but can't afford it. She mention that I should divide the gold and silver in 1/10-1/100 a ounce sell the rights to people and when we decide an amount to sell weither its a loss or gain I pay them out and charge a fee. If I forum a business can I do this? The gold and silver is at a bank at the time. Any help is great.

    • ANSWER:
      In order to do that, you would first need to obtain a brokerage license, which without considerable financial assets, you would most likely not be granted.

21. QUESTION:
    I'm looking to sell some silver,but...?
    I'm not sure if a coin dealer is my best option. I started buying silver when it was at oz Now that it is at I was thinking of cashing some in. I plan on hanging on to the cash and re-buying when it drops. I'm not a huge investor. Just an average Joe sitting on 150oz of silver, and 5oz gold. Any help would be great. I was told by a guy at a coin shop to watch my silver/gold and try to sell, and buy as I go. I'm only looking to sell about 80-100oz's of 1oz bars & coins. Also how much under spot should I expect? Again I am new.

    Thank you for any help.

    • ANSWER:
      Try kitco, or maybe ebay. But I suspect your easiest bet is a coin dealer. Buying & selling physical silver has it's problems. You buy at a premium, and you sell at a discount. I would imagine you will get 10 - 20% under spot.

      Since you get hit with a mark-up on each silver bar you buy, I would buy 10oz bar's (or maybe larger) instead of 1oz.

      I own 10 oz silver bars & 100+ morgan silver dollars. In addition to this, I have a handful of Krugerrands.

22. QUESTION:
    if the dollar fails and I sell the silver/gold...?
    When/if the dollar collapses and hyperinflation takes over will I be able to sell my silver/gold for the inflated dollar and pay of my credit card debts and mortgage with ease.

    in theory, if I pay for 1oz of silver today, and tomorrow the dollar collapses and it costs 0,000 for the same 1 oz of silver. could i sell the silver and pay off my mortgage?

    I keep hearing stories of nations that hyperinflation took place and it costing million dollars for a loaf of bread. I see pictures of people carrying their money in wheel barrows because there is so much of it, and its value is non-existent. I feel like the banks who are causing all this mess would have thought of this. banks tend not to get the the short end of the stick, so where is my logic flawed.

    • ANSWER:
      The price of gold is not necessarily linked to inflation. There are many cases where gold prices fall when inflation occurs.

23. QUESTION:
    Is there a place that sells blank silver pendants thick enough to hand stamp on both sides?
    I'd like to make sterling silver pendants with a word hand stamped on each side. The thickest blanks I can find are 20 gauge -- which is a little thinner than a dime, so I assume when you stamp on them, it shows through to the other side. Anyone know a resource for thicker blank pendants?

    • ANSWER:
      Consider using Precious Metal Clay Silver. PMC3 is specifically designed for the type of work you want to do, and fires to jewelers' grade, pure .999 silver in either a kiln or with a regular gas kitchen range.

      Because PMC is pure silver which has been ground into a powder and mixed with water and an organic binder, it can be rolled into any thickness just like regular clay. You can create blanks as thick as you want, or, ideally, stamp the silver when it is in the clay form.

      Simply roll out your thickness using several playing cards as guides to keep it even, and press your stamps or mold into it. Fire it to hardness with your kitchen burner (has to be gas) or in a kiln.

      Burnish the piece with an agate burnisher or wire brush, and patina with liver of silver if desired.

      You can read more about the different types of PMC here:
      http://www.silverartglassjewelry.com/articles/what-is-pmc-about-precious-metal-clay.html

24. QUESTION:
    Do jeweller stores, and i mean proper jewellery stores, hire juniors?
    when i say jewellery stores, i mean the ones that sell silver and gold,
    not accesories but the real deal.

    do they hire like 15 yr olds.(i am legally allowed to work here in aus)

    but do they?
    excuse me @ gina- but look whos talking, its business by the way, not buisness.
    think before you type

    • ANSWER:
      Hey, I suppose they must. I used to work at my dads office, then it went a bit wrong- same age as you. You should ask, you never know what you might get!

25. QUESTION:
    Question about new Pokemon Gold and Silver?
    When the new games come out I want to trade it eggs of the party i want to take trough the game.

    Does anyone know if you can trade to silver & gold from diamond, gold, and Platinum from the beginning of the game? or do you have to wait till after the Pokemon league to trade between these versions?

    also why has silver sold so many more pre orders then gold? just curious

    • ANSWER:
      If you have 2 Nintendo DS's available... then yes, you can trade at the start of the game. But first, you need the regular Pokedex in HeartGold or SoulSilver.

      ***You asked if you can trade from Gold too, well you can't. You can only trade from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. Of course if you wish to get the Pokemon from Firered/Emerald/Saphire... just beat your version of Diamond/Pearl/Platinum, get the National Dex, and upload your Pokemon from those games. Then once you have some Kanto Pokemon on Diamond/Pearl, just trade them into HeartGold/SoulSilver. If this doesn't make sense... just ask. I can explain it in more detail if necessary.

      Soul Silver might have more copies in Gold because of the variety of Pokemon that are exclusive in each game. Maybe the majority of people who bought the game just liked the exclusive Pokemon that SoulSilver had to offer... actually, that is the only possibly reason... besides on the exclusive Pokemon that are different in each version... both games are exactly the same.

      When the English versions come out, I'm getting HeartGold definatly. Arcanine is an exclusive in HeartGold, and Arcane is freaking awesome.

26. QUESTION:
    How do you know when a album sells Platnum Gold Silver Bronze?
    How many do you have to sell?

    • ANSWER:
      United states
      Albums and Singles
      Gold- 500,000 albums
      Platinum- 1,000,000
      Diamond- 10,000,000

27. QUESTION:
    Sould gordon brown include Harriot Harman, Jaqui Smith & Hazel Blairs as a job lot when selling the silver?
    He has already sold the Gold at cheap price. Perhaps he could get an oil rich Arab to buy these three to clean out the harem loos
    Best Advice: I take as little notice of the Frog Market as I can I regard it little more than an occupying power. I will never regard myself as European as long as I have a hole in my whatsit
    micheal B I was looking for a mug
    Tedwood: I would offer them as a free gift to the buyer of any good stuff
    Perhaps I should have included kieth Vaz Gordon Brown and Peter Mandelson in a job lot. Tony Blair should just be melted down for glue

    • ANSWER:
      Selling them? are you kidding.They should all be put in for recycling in order to freshen the air, because that lot at the moment stink.

28. QUESTION:
    Today, silver sells for about .25 per troy ounce. How many Morgan silver dollars are required to obtain ?
    this is the condition

    The Morgan silver dollar has a mass of 26.73 g. By law, it was required to contain 90% silver, with the remainder being, copper. When the coin was minted in the late 1800s, silver was worth .18 per troy ounce (31.1 g).

    • ANSWER:
      A quick google search tells us that a troy ounce is 31.1034768 grams. Then silver sells for
      13.25 ($/to) * 1/31.1034768 (to/g) = .42599739245 $/g.
      Since the Morgan silver dollar has a mass of 26.73g, 90% of which is silver, its worth is its silver mass (26.73*.9)g=24.057g (this is confirmed by Wikipedia in the links section) times the worth of a silver gram, .42599739245 $/g.
      26.73*.9*.42599739245 = 10.2482192702 = .25.
      But I'm not even sure if it's legal to melt it. Depending on the year it was made, you could sell it for up to ,000! See my second link.
      Cheers!

29. QUESTION:
    Gold,silver selling inquiry?
    Hi all,
    thank you so much one more to all of you guys for answering my questions. I really appreciate it.

    1. How come those local,and online dealer will get gold, silver on the spot price but we cant?
    2. where should I go to sell my gold, silver so i can get the spot price. most dealer will sell you metals on premium but when it comes sell them they will give you or less than the spot price ? where should I go?

    hope to hear from you all pretty soon
    thank you
    mike

    • ANSWER:
      Both local and online dealers need to make money so there is a spread between what they will buy gold for and what they sell it for, that's how they pay their bills.

      You might try selling on ebay, you limit the middleman and could get a better price. Find out what the dealers will give you, then use that as a starting bid for selling on ebay. You have to figure out shipping and insurance costs ahead of time so buyers know their total costs. If by some chance what you list doesn't sell, you'll only be out the ebay listing fee. Remember to subtract ebay's fees when figuring how much you'll make.

30. QUESTION:
    nintendogs question and answer #2?
    Santa?????s Hat - .00
    Sombrero - .00
    Spiked Collar - .00
    Straw Hat - .00
    Striped Ribbon - .00
    Ten-Gallon Hat - .00
    Tiara - .00
    Top Hat - .00
    Tricolor Ribbon - .00
    Viking Hat - .00
    Woven Collar - .00
    Yellow Cap - .00
    Yellow Ribbon - .40
    ------------------------------------------
    Care Items
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    Agility Trial Book - Cannot sell
    Bark Mode Book - Cannot sell
    Disc Competition Book - Cannot sell
    Dog Biscuit - $.10 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Dog Care Book - Cannot sell
    Dog Food Can - .20 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Dog Training Book - Cannot sell
    Dry Food - $.60
    Jerky Treat - $.20 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Long-Hair Shampoo - $.70
    Milk Carton - $.40 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Natural Dog Food Bag- .00 (Appears at 10,000 Trainer Points)
    Obedience Trial Book - Cannot sell
    Rubber Brush - .00 (Used for short haired dogs)
    Short-Hair Shampoo - $.50
    Water Bottle - $.20
    Wire Brush - .00 (Used for long haired dogs)
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    Music Items
    ------------------------------------------
    "Dog's Theme" Box - .00
    Dictionary Box- .00 (Turn the to play what's on the White Record)
    Keyboard - .00 (Able to play music, appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    "Mario's Theme" Box - .00
    "Puppy Waltz" Box - .00
    White Record - Cannot sell (Records audio for 5 seconds)

    Archies 4 Secret Records
    Giant Socks - .00
    Modest Decor - .00 (only in Chihuahua Version)
    Shredded Fur - .00 (only in Labrador Version)
    Waves - .00 (only in Dachshund Version)

    6 Mystical Records
    Colonel Bogey - .00
    Flower Waltz - .00
    Naptime - .00
    Nintendogs - .00
    Surprise - .00
    Toreador - .00

    5 Nintendogs Soundtrack
    Chow - .00
    Friendly Whiff - .00
    Growler -.00
    Smilin????? Dog - .00
    Street Marker - .00
    ------------------------------------------
    Clock Items
    ------------------------------------------
    Clover Clock - .00
    Cube Clock - .00 (only in Chihuahua Version)
    Marble Clock - .00
    Marine Clock - .00
    Modern Clock - Cannot sell
    Silver Clock - .00
    Smart Clock - .00 (only in Dachshund Version)
    Wall Clock - .00 (only in Labrador Version)
    ------------------------------------------
    Etc Items
    ------------------------------------------
    Black Boot - .00
    Disposable Camera - .40
    Dog Photo - .00
    Fine Vase - 0.00
    Globe - .00
    Gold Bar - ,000.00
    High Heel - .00
    Jack Russell Book - .60 (Unlocks the Jack Russell Terrier)
    Juice Bottle - $.80
    Leather Shoe - .00
    Lisa Doll - .00
    Meteorite - 0.00
    Moai Statue - 0.00
    Piggy Bank - .00 (Can throw it to shatter it and get money)
    Promise Ring - ,000.00
    Pump - .00
    Shuttle - .00 (Makes a ?????whoosh????? sound when thrown)
    Stick - $.50
    Stuffed Bear - .00
    Stuffed Dog - .00
    Tissue Box - .00
    Vase - .00 (Can throw it to shatter it and get money)
    Very Fine Vase - 0.00
    Weird Alien - 0.00
    White Boot - .00
    that is the rest of them

    • ANSWER:
      thanx 4 posting the items :] ive been looking for a complete list

31. QUESTION:
    Nintendogs answers to your item questions...?
    Santa?????s Hat - .00
    Sombrero - .00
    Spiked Collar - .00
    Straw Hat - .00
    Striped Ribbon - .00
    Ten-Gallon Hat - .00
    Tiara - .00
    Top Hat - .00
    Tricolor Ribbon - .00
    Viking Hat - .00
    Woven Collar - .00
    Yellow Cap - .00
    Yellow Ribbon - .40
    --------------------------------------...
    Care Items
    --------------------------------------...
    Agility Trial Book - Cannot sell
    Bark Mode Book - Cannot sell
    Disc Competition Book - Cannot sell
    Dog Biscuit - $.10 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Dog Care Book - Cannot sell
    Dog Food Can - .20 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Dog Training Book - Cannot sell
    Dry Food - $.60
    Jerky Treat - $.20 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Long-Hair Shampoo - $.70
    Milk Carton - $.40 (Appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    Natural Dog Food Bag- .00 (Appears at 10,000 Trainer Points)
    Obedience Trial Book - Cannot sell
    Rubber Brush - .00 (Used for short haired dogs)
    Short-Hair Shampoo - $.50
    Water Bottle - $.20
    Wire Brush - .00 (Used for long haired dogs)
    --------------------------------------...
    Music Items
    --------------------------------------...
    "Dog's Theme" Box - .00
    Dictionary Box- .00 (Turn the to play what's on the White Record)
    Keyboard - .00 (Able to play music, appears at 300 Trainer Points)
    "Mario's Theme" Box - .00
    "Puppy Waltz" Box - .00
    White Record - Cannot sell (Records audio for 5 seconds)

    Archies 4 Secret Records
    Giant Socks - .00
    Modest Decor - .00 (only in Chihuahua Version)
    Shredded Fur - .00 (only in Labrador Version)
    Waves - .00 (only in Dachshund Version)

    6 Mystical Records
    Colonel Bogey - .00
    Flower Waltz - .00
    Naptime - .00
    Nintendogs - .00
    Surprise - .00
    Toreador - .00

    5 Nintendogs Soundtrack
    Chow - .00
    Friendly Whiff - .00
    Growler -.00
    Smilin????? Dog - .00
    Street Marker - .00
    --------------------------------------...
    Clock Items
    --------------------------------------...
    Clover Clock - .00
    Cube Clock - .00 (only in Chihuahua Version)
    Marble Clock - .00
    Marine Clock - .00
    Modern Clock - Cannot sell
    Silver Clock - .00
    Smart Clock - .00 (only in Dachshund Version)
    Wall Clock - .00 (only in Labrador Version)
    --------------------------------------...
    Etc Items
    --------------------------------------...
    Black Boot - .00
    Disposable Camera - .40
    Dog Photo - .00
    Fine Vase - 0.00
    Globe - .00
    Gold Bar - ,000.00
    High Heel - .00
    Jack Russell Book - .60 (Unlocks the Jack Russell Terrier)
    Juice Bottle - $.80
    Leather Shoe - .00
    Lisa Doll - .00
    Meteorite - 0.00
    Moai Statue - 0.00
    Piggy Bank - .00 (Can throw it to shatter it and get money)
    Promise Ring - ,000.00
    Pump - .00
    Shuttle - .00 (Makes a ?????whoosh????? sound when thrown)
    Stick - $.50
    Stuffed Bear - .00
    Stuffed Dog - .00
    Tissue Box - .00
    Vase - .00 (Can throw it to shatter it and get money)
    Very Fine Vase - 0.00
    Weird Alien - 0.00
    White Boot - .00

    It took a long time to type, so please don't put any rude-coments...
    Sorry can't email you coz I ain't know who you are, but I'll tell you that you have to wear the lucky colar and use the clover clock before going for a walk. But make sure your dog is BEUATIFUL first. then feed it and give it water, and pet it for a least 2 mins, then walk and you'll get rare items. Don't count on it though, it only works if you've had it for a few months, and your dog can go far on walks.

    • ANSWER:
      Wow I was looking for this list everywhere. Thank you so so so so much!

      ♥wow you are a nintendog expert!

32. QUESTION:
    RUNESCAPE QUESTION<<<<<<<<<<<< so iv been mining and selling silver ores in the grand exchange for quite a while now and everytime i was able to sell them instantly with the maximum price in range.. now i have a card from the bank with about 500 silver ores and when i tried to sell them no one is even buying them for the minimum price in range.. they have been there for a couple days now and still no one has even bought one!
    if u have any idea why this is happening please tell me what i have to do to get them sold

    • ANSWER:
      Maybe nobody buying them right now. They will sell soon. Sell them at lowest price for the fastest way to get them sold. Good luck selling!

33. QUESTION:
    Trying to make Flash Powder for extra credit in Chemistry but can`t get it to work!?
    Our chemistry teacher gave the challenge to make Flash Powder for some extra credit. Why such a odd pick idk but I can`t get my mixture to work. I`m going with Kn03/Sulphur/Aluminum Powder (5/3/2) Ive used Grants Stump Remover for the Kn03, Reynolds wrap for AL, and regular Sulphur for Sulphur ^_^ but can`t get it to work. Ive grinded the Sulphur and Kn03 till its finer then flower! Also spent 20 minutes each day grinding Aluminum for the past 2 weeks and I don`t think I can get it any finer than what it is. I know FP will ignite very easy even if its not contained/packed but I can not get mine to do that?? When I put a flame to it it will smell like a firework but not ignite and Flash? Does anyone know if my mixture could be bad? I`m measuring it by grams and it is exact. I`m also mixing the FP by folding paper and have mixed it in a baggy. So my question really is - How can I make FP that will ignite and make a flash? Ive also contacted every place in Kansas that might sell Silver Pigment or Aluminum Powder and noone will sell it. I know you can buy it over the internet but I just want to make some for EC =- P . Any help would be much appreciated! At a 87% in the class and would love to hit the 90`s. =- )
    Trying to "Snow" you? O.o hmm ok then. An Yes she assigns the project too 3 or 4 kids every year who are really interested in Chemistry me being one of them is trying to get the stuff made and get the points. Yes we are supervised by the teacher when making "attempting" to make it but she will not help.. About the post above.. She said that a kid 2 years ago used Stump Removed and it worked for him so I think it should be fine for this.. Im hoping?

    • ANSWER:
      I agree, either your fooling us or your chemistry teacher is an idiot. Flash Powder is considered a high explosive by the BATFE and it's illegal to make without a Type 20 High Explosives Manufacturing License.
      I'm surprised the school is letting this kind of thing happen.

34. QUESTION:
    Where in North Carolina or anywhere else, can you sell old American Eagle Silver Dollar Coins for good value?
    I have old American Eagle Silver Dollar Coins, from the 1980's up to the 2000's. If you know where I can sell them around North Carolina, where I would get a good value for them, or if you have any information on these types of coins, it's all greatly appreciated! Thanks!

    P.S- When I say North Carolina, i'm around Charlotte. So somewhere nearby would be ideal, but i'm willing to travel some too, if need-be. Thanks again!

    • ANSWER:
      With these two links you can search for local coin dealers and coin clubs with people who will help you. The value of silver American Eagle coins is based on the current spot price of silver though dealers will pay a bit less in order to make a profit.

35. QUESTION:
    Silver precious metal plane?
    Ok so this may sound rather like an odd question BUT... i am about to move to france for 2.5 months and my finance during that time will be a mix of euros and silver selling. I have about 75 ounces give or take an ounce or two of purebullion silver here in the US. I have rounds... American silver eagles.. maple leafs... .999 reproductions. I WANT TO KNOW... how I take them on the plane when I move to paris. If I go through the metal detector with 20 silver eagles in my pocket I have a feeling it might not go so well... but I am wary of checking my bag... 75 ounces is thousands of dollars in silver...should I just send it through the mail to wear IM going? should I take it in a carry on and deal with the TSA when I get there? put them in mint tubes before I deal with security? how should I do this?

    • ANSWER:
      It's fine to bring in your carry on luggage, just make sure you declare the silver and coins if the value is ,000 or more. You'll need to fill out a currency declaration form if the value is ,000 or more, if you don't the coins can be seized. Whatever you do, don't try to go through a metal detector or scanner with coins in your pockets or on your person.

36. QUESTION:
    I want to sell my Ipod Nano?
    I have an Ipod Nano 4 Gig that I bought 6 months ago. I saw this years version at costco and I saw the 4 gig video Nano. I want to sell my silver nano. What price should I sell it for? I have a really small black mark on it and a couple of minor scratches on the back where it says Ipod (u can see them when reflecting on the light) What price should I sell it for. I bought it for 250 or 150 I think i dont remember. I wanna sell it for 100$

    P.S. the new Ipod Nano 4 gig video is 150$ at Costco...
    I have first edition but I want to sell it and buy newest one

    • ANSWER:
      Id say you probably would get 70-80$ for it but if 100$ is what you want then you should try to sell it for 100$, if you don't sell it you can always bring it down later.

37. QUESTION:
    Investing In Silver Bullion?
    I'm starting to put a few dollars of my income into silver bullion and i have a few questions.
    Are silver rounds better to buy than silver bars?
    When does a person sell their silver?
    What places around the house can you store your bullion (hidding spot)?
    What's the best amount with the least premium (1 ,5 ,10 ,50 , 100 oz)?

    • ANSWER:
      it's nuts to pay the high fees/commisions (hidden and not hidden) of buying silver bullion... plus shipping &/or storage costs. The largest deposit of silver in the world is with the ETF "SLV". Use your on-line broker and your total commisions will be between and (depending on your broker)....

      If you don't have a broker.... why would you start with silver? Commodities are really best bought/sold by experianced investors or traders. Always invest only in things you totally understand!

38. QUESTION:
    Who is manipulating silver futures?
    And why? Every time silver goes up somewhat over ten dollars, somebody sells short, a HUGE amount, and brings the price down to less than ten dollars. What's the point? Historically, when the stock market goes nuts, people tend to buy precious metals, not sell them.
    I have read that silver mines aren't even selling any silver, and neither are the smelters. Some mints are shutting down because they can't get silver. There is supposedly an ounce and a half of silver used for every ounce that is mined. One would think that silver would be skyrocketing in price. Instead, I have a 100 ounce bar of silver which is now worth only about 2/3 of what I paid for it.

    • ANSWER:
      I don't think you can track it down to one person, corporation or conglomerate.

39. QUESTION:
    How do I get into forex silver trading?
    Oh god I know I'm going to get tons of spam responses here but here goes... Hopefully there are some honest people out there.

    My dad keeps advising me to get into forex silver trading. The way he has described it makes it seem great; that there are high profit yields and low risks when using a forex platform. But it's been extremely hard for me to find honest advice out there in the interweb, as most sites just seem to be biased and self promoting. I'm considering investing 0 dollars or so and would like to find a program that works, but it's been really hard to get any good factual information.

    My dad explained that forex works in things called "pips" where every penny of gain/loss in silver is worth around .00. So if silver increased ten cents today, you would have profited or lost if it was the other way around. My dad explained that programs will have an option to sell if silver gets below a certain point to mitigate your losses. If I was investing in 0 lets say, I could lose the money quick if I wasn't watching it, but if a program was doing it for me... Well then it sounds like it would be too easy to profit.

    My dad isn't particularly rational and I think he doesn't know how to sort through the junk of misinformation in the business world. For me, trying to find information on silver trading on the internet is much more difficult then trying to find factual information about a subject in college, as most people out there seem to be solely concerned into manipulating people into acting in a given behavior that benefits their pocket book.

    Please give me some advice on how to get into forex silver trading as a young and broke student (supposing that one should get into it at all!).

    Thanks,
    Flavius, what do you think the point of this question is? Did you even read my post? I'm not about to spend 0 NOW. I'm trying to get more information from good sources before I invest, and I don't expect to get all that information from yahoo answers anyways.

    I don't mean that high profit and low risk are something inherently related to any investment scheme. I meant that a computer program would be able to manage risks through math rather than human reasoning, like commands to "sell" when x object drops below Y dollar amount. It doesn't seem like that difficult of a concept.

    Now could anyone else, that can actually read, please advise me?

    • ANSWER:
      trade silver high risk. as you already know, if it goes 10 cents the other way, you will loss .
      that's counting standard lot in silver which 1 lot is 5000troy.

      if you want lower risk, just trade gold. 1 lot gold is 100troy.

      and if you want to start as small as 0 i will certainly not recommend you to jump into silver.
      it's very high risk (and high return)
      but with 0, trade 0.01lot (1troy) of gold is quite safe. low risk with reasonable returns.
      targeting 20% return each month is very rationale. even 50% monthly return is not impossible.

      if you insist trading silver, i would recommend a minimum 0 to trade 0.01lot (50 troy) silver.
      find a broker that allow micro lot.

      watch the trade size very carefully. what i recommend is a safe trading that let you have consistent profit without affected by too much fear when the market is against you.
      any size more than 0.01lot will give you extra fear and easily take all your money away.
      (or make you rich very quickly)

      in short, any size more than that would not be trading. it would become gambling.
      so, it's your choice. trading consistently or gambling.

40. QUESTION:
    Do pawn shops have precision scales to weigh gold and silver when you want to sell your stuff?

    • ANSWER:
      Yes, any pawn shop that's buying gold by weight should have a scale. The level of precision of that scale will vary from shop to shop. I wouldn't worry about it being exact. I would more worry that the scale starts at 0 with nothing on it. If they have it at a negative starting value, then they are trying to scam you into thinking you have less weight than you actually do.

41. QUESTION:
    Can you buy silver bars over-the-counter at Swiss Banks?
    If I bought 3 silver bars, then keep them in my safe, am I required to pay property taxes every year?

    Also, are silver bars as easy to sell as US Silver Eagles?

    When it's time to sell them (if it's an emergency, for example if I get poor), what if I melted them then make jewellries instead of selling them to precious metal dealers? Will that be very profitable?

    • ANSWER:
      No.
      No.
      Yes.
      OK,
      No.

42. QUESTION:
    How can I tell if my ring is real silver?
    so I have this ring from Cozumel, Mexico (Which I've heard reviews on them selling fake silver) They said to check if it is real silver, it will have a 925 printed on it. My ring has that 925 on it. But The ring is peeling? The shiny silver is peeling off like a paint, but it's still silver underneath? When I bit it, it didn't bend or anything. So I'm confused, if it's real silver with just a silver paint over it for shine, or if it's fake? I will say it again, the ring WAS silver underneath whatever the "paint" was. so is it real silver, or is there anything I can do to figure out? It hasn't turned my finger green from wearing it, if that helps?

    (Oh, it also has no sort of scent too)

    • ANSWER:
      It sounds like a fake. I don't know what 925 means, but anyone could print it.

      If the silver is peeling off, that means they did a poor job of silver plating it. Underneath is probably pot metal or steel or zinc, all of which are silver in color. In fact, all metals are silver colored except gold and copper.

      Green skin would be due to copper, which is the wrong color.

      .

43. QUESTION:
    buying silver then selling it before Christmas, good investment?
    so if i bought about 300 to 500 dollars worth of silver, then before christmas 2011 sold it all when the price was high would that be a good yearly wait to try and earn a lot more money?

    • ANSWER:
      It's not that easy. I'd recommend checking out experienced investors on this topic. The guy below seems to explain pretty well what's going to eventually happen. Gold will not continue to rise nor will silver indefinitely. As of now, it looks to potentially be a bubble, in the event our economy recovers soon.

      Give the below a read. Good luck! And don't take on too much risk unless you're absolutely sure of what you're doing!

      http://seekingalpha.com/article/247240-3-ways-to-play-the-bursting-gold-and-silver-bubble?source=dashboard_macro-view

44. QUESTION:
    Wasn't it particularly silly of the Labour government to sell our Gold reserves for a lousy price?
    Gordon Brown and the Labour party used to accuse the Conservative Government of 'selling the family silver' when privatisation measures were introduced. They then enthusiastically started privatisations themselves and rather ironically sold a large part of British gold reserves for rock bottom prices. Now that gold prices are so much higher - don't they look a bit stupid and shortsighted?

    • ANSWER:
      This is just one example of this Government on how to
      waste asserts of the Country .
      1,The billions wasted on computer systems ,Education ,
      NHS,and the extremely expensive PFI[ public finance intuitive contracts ]
      The Labour Government has also taken us to two Wars in 1raq and Afghanistan .
      This Government is only capable of wasting vast sums of
      taxpayers money lies ,SPIN ,and sending our
      armed forces to these conflicts without the proper equipment to die

45. QUESTION:
    Trying to get out of debt, when is the best time to sell our scrap gold and silver?
    My husband and I are trying to get out of debt, paying off credit cards, student loans, etc. We have made quite a dent in the past two years considering we have a six year old, four year old, and one year old. We have a decent amount of scrap gold and silver we would like to sell to pay off debt or invest in my husbands business (he needs cash for a buying trip as we sell items online). We have a friend that does this and will give us a fair price for it. Do we hold onto it and hope that the prices continue to climb, or go ahead and sell it and pay towards our debt or invest in the business now? When do you think it will reach it's peak price?

    • ANSWER:
      Unfortunately, it is not clear when gold and silver will "peak", but it looks like some point in the indefinite future. It could be next month, it could be years down the road. Gold and silver have appreciated nicely over the past 5 years, but I don't think anyone can tell you when the best time to sell would be.

      Grandpa

46. QUESTION:
    IS THIS A SCAM?? iam selling a silver plated flute and this was a response i got?
    Hello

    How are you doing today?I just wanted to inform you that the payment has be sent to you via FedEx Courier,the FedEx package number is 454645354321,you should be getting the payment any moment now. I also would like you to be on the look out for the package from FedEx and be on the constant check on your mail box.You are to have the payment Cashed immediately in your BANK and email me for the shipping Instruction.

    Do not hesitate to email me when you have received and cashed the payment for the shipping Instruction. I await your email confirming receipt of this payment Notification.

    • ANSWER:
      yes....it is a scam.

      The check will be written for more than you are asking. It will look perfectly real but be fake. You will be instructed to send the overage to the "shipper" or back to the sender.

      10 days or so later, the check will bounce and your bank will hold you responsible for it.

47. QUESTION:
    Why do coin shops buy only at weight-level-worth for silver coins?
    I'd bought a collectible Lewis & Clark Comemorative silver proof coin from the US Mint a few years ago.
    Recently, I took it down to the local coin shop curious to see what it might be worth.
    The dealer there weighed it, and offered me the amount silver was selling for at the time.
    When I told him I'd bought it for slightly more than what he was offering, he said they buy only at the weight value, but would not explain further.
    Any collectors out there who'd be able to help me with this?

    • ANSWER:
      If you are talking about the 2004 Lewis & Clark commemorative , then consider the following:
      I assume you left it in the original plastic capsule. Removing US commemorative silver coins from the capsules is a huge no-no.
      It also makes a difference whether you still have the original box and Certificate of Authenticity. (Not much difference in price between proof and uncirculated coins).
      If you did all that, then your coin should go for between and on eBay.

      Current silver value is .77 ounces * about /ounce or .78, which is low for that coin unless it has problems.The dealer shouldn't have had to weigh it - all US silver dollars are precisely the same weight.

      Added later: The questioner has informed me that the coin is indeed in the original capsule and he does have the box of issue and COA. Since this is the case, he is simply getting a very low offer from the dealer. I don't know offhand what Green Sheet buy is for that coin, but I would guess at least . If this dealer is offering or less, he is trying to rip you off.

48. QUESTION:
    Who is going to sell the new jordan 11 silver anniversary in NYC when its released?

    i kno its not RHH but theres no Sneakerhead section here and its safe to say most ppl here where snakers
    @GRKiller lol i was thinking of doing the same thing
    @Destiny don't gimme all that bullsh!t how is someone ignorant for buying something i havent bought jordans in years and the 11s are my all time faves i ddnt ask who capitalizes save that shyt for the polotics section
    O and theyre brand new sneakers fool

    • ANSWER:
      Footlocker?

49. QUESTION:
    Would you rather take home 0/week or /week?
    Assuming Silver selling for /oz. and you make /hour working 40 hours/week, would you prefer your employer to pay you 0 in fiat Federal Reserve Notes or in Constitutionally mandated U.S. minted Silver Eagles? Under current IRS rules, you would be liable for 1/30th the tax consequences when paid in sound money of equal FRN value..

    • ANSWER:
      And what are you going to do when the Gold and Silver markets bottom out in 2 years.
      1980 Gold went to a high of 800 an oz and by 1990 it fell to 300 an oz. and stayed there till 2007.

50. QUESTION:
    When is PC Plod going to arrest Mervyn King for selling ETFs for gold and silver that does NOT exist?
    Exchange Traded Funds...

    You know how GOOGLE works don't you?!?!?
    carswoods: MI5 and senior management are there to ensure that nobody ever dares charge the criminal financial elites with anything

    the lower ranks will follow orders and anybody who steps out of line can always have a little "accident"

    • ANSWER:
      If you arrested financiers for buying and selling things that do not exist there would not be one left out of jail