NewMSmatist15

The fact that Rhodium is trading for a higher amount per ounce than Gold baffles me. Does Rhodium really have more uses than gold industrially? Is it rarer? I think this is a speculation bubble that will burst at some point. Palladium and Platinum seems far more stable to me.

@Sal this was a quote from AgAuNews and was posted in response to questions from two forum members above.
http://agaunews.com/scottsdale-releases-then-sells-out-of-its-new-ghanaian-leopard-silver-bullion-coin-in-a-day/
 

Welcome to the non precious metal coins / base metal coins club, please use this club to discuss all coins that aren't made from precious metals  

This club was created because of @NewMSmatist15's suggestion.

Today I bought a 2002 Britannia to complete my 2nd (and last) full date runs of Britannias.

Also bought a lunar series 1 rat / mouse. That's my third, and have a deal going for 2 more. That puts me nearly half way there!!!

Just sold a few bits and bobs on eBay so have £350 to drop on silver next week.

Probably will complete my date runs of fiji taku, Noah's arks, and philharmonic. There are a few others I fancy too.

Carded Roos  93 to date

Not as many gaps as me. My loose Roos in caps.

BU Roos but unfortunately there are gaps 

RCM Rooster 2017

American High Relief coins
American High Relief

Rhodiums supply is 1% of golds annual supply, a tiny market mined in South Africa and Russia, because of that it has huge upside potential, hit $10k in 2008, with all the recent political turmoil $2k isn't a bubble.

The fact that Rhodium is trading for a higher amount per ounce than Gold baffles me. Does Rhodium really have more uses than gold industrially? Is it rarer? I think this is a speculation bubble that will burst at some point. Palladium and Platinum seems far more stable to me.

The fact that Rhodium is trading for a higher amount per ounce than Gold baffles me. Does Rhodium really have more uses than gold industrially? Is it rarer? I think this is a speculation bubble that will burst at some point. Palladium and Platinum seems far more stable to me.

Oriental border Silver Britannia coin BU 1oz.





 
 

2013 britannia, BU not proof.

Rhodium is now at $2000 per ounce 
Definitely the best performing precious metal since last year, destroying gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.  
When it hits $10k I’ll be a seller - ?

2 of the 3 Icelandic Gold coins ever released. 
Top from 1961. 
Bottom from 1974. 1100 years of settlement. 

A nice little distraction as I continue working on the 10Y 1 oz date run.  Great, eye-catching design IMO.

Very nice grade, I am glad it is not just me that sets the alarm for 3am?

More frivolity