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I got a new question for #silvergoldstackers ...
You see that nice shiny, a Philharmony 1 OZ ? at Comptoirdelor.be, they are selling that coin at 32.0€ while they sell the 1 OZ silver ingot at 68.60€ see here...
They both weight 1oz, right?
I also see the ingot has 21% tax (V.A.T.) while the coin hasn't, but the coin has a collecting value and if nobody wants it, you still can melt it to make an ingot out of it.
The question is simple, why is the ingot that expensive compared to the coin? It's above 200%.
Is it the same with other stores or in other countries, what would be the incentive to buy the ingot ? While the coin has no V.A.T and is less expensive for the same weight?
That is also a reason why I stick to gold up to now, such differences do not apply with gold ...
Ingot 1 OZ = 2610€ and a coin 2599€ . the difference is the premium ...
Any explanations or ideas on those variations ?
Thank you for your replies, as always.
Note: Thank you for the quick upgrade to silver when I mentioned the new delegation I made earlier this week:)
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