
So do you like them? Are they worth the extra premium? You don't see them very often in the US, but a few are around. The ones selling on eBay normally come with a hefty price tag.
What say you?
natsb88 wrote:The larger the bar, the more limited the peer-to-peer market is, and dealers probably won't pay a premium. Larger chucks also mean less versatility/liquidity if you need to trade or sell some.
Like any other bar, the premium depends on the brand and vintage. Basic modern kilos are available for $1 over spot all day long.
http://www.providentmetals.com/1-kilo-9 ... hoice.html
http://www.providentmetals.com/1-kilo-o ... r-bar.html
Copper Catcher wrote:The only downside is that you are not given the choice to pick the bar you would get. I'd want an Argor Chiasso or Suisse Credit versus a generic brand...
highroller4321 wrote:+1 to what Nate said. Also if you are dealing with the average guy he might not know how many ounces are in a kilo.
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