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http://www.kitco.com/rhodium/

Just saw this. I remember looking for it a few months back and didnt find anything. Now i see kitco is offering it. It looks like it comes in some type of powder form....

Physical is not the way to go. If you want to invest in Rhodium, do it electronically.

There are a couple of places that do physical Rhodium coins.

One is the Cohen Mint, though I have read a lot of bad things about them - apparently the guy has taken a bunch of payments and not sent goods.

http://www.rhodiumcoin.com/




The other one is Element Sales:

http://www.elementsales.com/ecoins.htm

$595 each.




DYODD.

I remember reading bad things about cohen. I just remember looking at charts and seeing the huge spike to 10k a little ways back

stateofmind wrote:Physical is not the way to go. If you want to invest in Rhodium, do it electronically.

When it comes to PM's... if you don't hold it, you don't own it.

IF TSHTF holdings in ETF GLD & SLV will disappear like a vapor.

It already happened in nickel. During the nickel price spike a few years ago, the secured warehouse managers elected to "borrow" their clients nickel bullion to break the price spike cycle.

Right on Sheikh, I dont know what the truth is and some more knowledgeable members here to the ETFs with success. I started getting into PMs because you can hold it and you know its there

It's a shame Cohen are allegedly a bit crap, as those are some nice looking coins.

Didn't rhodium only spike because russia was playing games and holding back?

Devil Soundwave wrote:It's a shame Cohen are allegedly a bit crap, as those are some nice looking coins.

Awsome site. I didn't know you could get coins like that. Cool.

Every chemistry class should have samples of the elements for students to look at.

Yeah, those elements coins are lovely. Bit over-priced, but still a neat concept. I'm looking forward to seeing how they make a coin out of some of the gases!

Rhodium is still a sleeper compared to the other precious metals. It could explode in price someday but IMO not until the other metals move much higher first.

They are pretty coins.

Problem is how liquid is it? If you go up to the average joe, they know that there is value in gold, silver, and platinum.

How many people would know the value in a Rhodium coin.

Also would'nt you have hated to been the person who bought it at 10k?

I have seen them listed on eBay. I guess he filled at least a few of his orders.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Rhodium-1-Gram-Eagl ... 2c58d6ca1d

Pennysaved wrote:They are pretty coins.

Problem is how liquid is it? If you go up to the average joe, they know that there is value in gold, silver, and platinum.

How many people would know the value in a Rhodium coin.

Or how many people have even heard of Rhodium?

Rhodium? Bah!