Silver Bullion - What is the best way to invest in silver ingots (silver bars)? What is the best way to invest in silver ingots (silver bars)? This is probably the first question the potential silver investor will ask after reading or hearing that silver ingots (silver bars) are among the most popular forms of physical silver to invest in or to own. This question in essence goes hand-in-hand with the following question answered in another section of the Silver Bullion website: How to best approach the silver market? Invest in precious metals today! Contact us for details.
Invest in precious metals today! Contact us for details. Common sense tells us that the following must be of importance when establishing what constitutes the best way to invest in or own silver ingots (silver bars): Find a reliable silver ingot dealer: It’s important to buy from a silver ingot dealer (silver art bar dealer) who can be trusted and who is knowledgeable, not only in terms of knowing the silver ingots (silver bars) that are available for sale, but also in terms of knowing the best ways to get the relevant silver ingots (silver bars) to you the buyer once purchased. E.g. any experienced silver investor in South Africa will tell you that it’s best to buy or order silver ingots from overseas. The reason for this is twofold: Firstly, there is at best a limited variety of silver ingots available in South Africa. Secondly, when available in South Africa, silver ingots are normally sold at ridiculous premiums to the melt value of silver, which is not ideal for the silver investor. In fact, the moment you as a silver investor have to pay a substantial premium on the melt value of the silver for collector’s value, it’s best to walk away. Collector’s value can add a nice “double play” to an investment in physical silver, but not when it comes at a ridiculous high premium where the silver price has to increase tenfold or more just to break even. Ok, so when you buy silver ingots from overseas it’s important that the silver dealer/seller knows how to send or mail the silver ingots in order for it to get safely to you in South Africa. If he/she doesn’t know, then it’s best not to order or buy silver ingots from that specific source. Finding reliable or honest silver dealers is of critical importance to the successful silver investor. You will find more details here. Invest in precious metals today! Contact us for details.
Invest in precious metals today! Contact us for details. In our experience it’s difficult at best to obtain info from the Customs and Excise division of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) in regards to bringing gold and silver into South Africa. The members of staff who are able to assist, are always in meetings or just not available, and it always come with the promise of a call that will be returned which never or seldomly happens. They simply love to send one from pillar to post. In fact, to be brutally honest, either they just don’t give a shit, don’t want the South African investor to bring gold and silver into the country or they simply don’t have the expertise to deal with such matters. Needless to say, we advise the South African silver investor to stick to a silver investment strategy which leaves SA Customs and Excise out of the equitation as far as possible. |
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