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Perth Mint, PAMP, Geiger Gold and Silver Bullion, up to 80% off Retail Premiums

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Perth Mint, PAMP, Geiger Gold and Silver Bullion, up to 80% off Retail Premiums
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Store RepJoey Bullion List on 13/12/2013 - 19:40 bullionlist.com.au (444 clicks)

Hi all,

Thanks to all the OzBargain members who've registered with us during previous sales and specials, and thanks also for all the questions. We hope we've been able to offer a bit of insight into the world of bullion.

Our annual Shipping Shutdown Sale is running from mid-December until mid-January. The task of shipping lots of high value parcels around while the Christmas rush is on is a tough and sometimes nerve-wracking one and nobody wants to spend more time than they have to in the Post Office at this time of year either. We stop shipping, slash our prices and pick up again in the new year when all the craziness is over and everyone is back from holidays.

We'll be adding new items to the sale over the next four weeks, but we're kicking it off with 1kg PAMP silver cast bars that we've acquired on the secondary market. All these come with certificates of authenticity, (possibly) a few dents and scratches from being in circulation and are listed at a very nice discount to the brand new bars we get from the mint.

As trade-ins, supply is limited to stock on hand.

Everything we have on sale at any given time is listed here: https://www.bullionlist.com.au/browse/-specials-
and we'll be going as low as 80% off the regular premiums on some items during the course of the sale (or possibly even lower).

We also have a range of Chinese Lunar themed bullion if you're looking for gift ideas for Chinese New Year:
https://www.bullionlist.com.au/browse/gold-lunar
https://www.bullionlist.com.au/browse/silver-lunar

For those who are new to precious metals, we're dealers and we buy and sell investment grade gold and silver bars and coins. Our prices are based on the "spot price" which is the current market price for each type of metal on the international wholesale market. Precious metals are traded all over the world, 24 hours a day and the price changes all the time according to supply and demand.

Retail bullion products trade on a "spot plus premium" basis. The "premium" represents the manufacturing, packaging, transport and logistics costs of melting these very large bars down to make smaller sized bars and coins. We make a (very) small profit on the trade as well, but this can easily be as low as 0.5% of the value of the item. To make up for the small profit, we trade large volumes in Australia and through Asia as well.

You can order as many times as you like during our Shipping Shutdown Sale and use the Combined Shipping option at the checkout to bundle all your orders together for delivery next year. Shipping rates are calculated dynamically during checkout based on the weight of your items and you can check the final price by loading up your shopping cart and taking it through to the last stage of the checkout process.

Cheers,

Joey

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  • Elijha on 13/12/2013 - 19:52
    +1

    tldr;

    • Store RepJoey Bullion List @ Bullion List on 13/12/2013 - 19:54

      Cheap gold and silver bullion for 4 weeks.

      ;)

  • lancedefrance on 13/12/2013 - 20:32
    +1

    lol love the tldr :)
    how much is shipping to Melbourne for the 1 KG silver thing you mentioned? Also its only 16 bucks cheaper than a brand new one correct? or am I misreading this?

    Edit: another question, are there grades in silver like there are in gold? or is it all the same?

    • nerd1 on 13/12/2013 - 22:33

      i calculated the 1kg PAMP silver cast bars to be about $29 cheaper than spot price. not sure if I did it correctly or not.

    • langitbiru on 14/12/2013 - 10:50

      uhm, what is tldr means?

    • Store RepJoey Bullion List @ Bullion List on 14/12/2013 - 12:42

      Hi lancedefrance,

      Shipping for a 1kg PAMP bar to Melbourne would be $12.00 + $1.20 GST plus an optional $3.00 for insurance.

      Every additional kilo is only $4.00 plus GST so we have a lot of customers who use Combined Shipping and only have their orders sent out every month or every other month. The savings can add up to a lot over time.

      Yes, these trade-ins are $16 cheaper than brand new bars but our selling price also includes us verifying their authenticity as well.

      Do you mean "grades" as in the purity of the silver? "Investment grade" silver is 99.9% pure and that's what we deal in. There are other common purities such as 92.5% (sterling silver), 80% (common in jewellery, 1966 round 50c coins) and 50% (some old Australian coins). We don't sell any of those silver alloys.

  • worker on 13/12/2013 - 21:01
    +1

    You need to remove the extra layer of security to hand enable all accounts, by the time you get to approving my account manually I have already purchased my silver from a competitor's site. Purchasing on the internet waits for no man, especially when you are time poor.

    • Store RepJoey Bullion List @ Bullion List on 14/12/2013 - 12:22

      Unfortunately we need to do the manual verification to stop bots and other bogus registrations. Our competitors might pick up a little bit of business by having their websites set up accounts automatically but we know they also have problems with Mr Augustus Goodfellow of Nigeria placing large orders and never paying for them too.

      Account approval can take as little as a few minutes but can be a few hours if we're busy or you register in the middle of the night. After that, you can log in and order whenever you like.

  • JetBombat on 13/12/2013 - 21:05

    Gold
    Bullionlist: $1432.62 / 1 oz bar
    Spot Gold price: $1371.74 / 1 oz
    New Crest Mining production cost: $1093 / 1 oz

  • kenitchy on 14/12/2013 - 11:39

    too long didnt read

  • Phreaker on 15/12/2013 - 10:48

    Could you implement BTC Bitcoin as a method of payment?

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