I purchased this silver ingot

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Owen ma

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I purchased this silver ingot. I tested its silver content and found it to be 993. So I bought it at the price of silver. However, considering that there are words on it and it's an old silver ingot, there should be a premium. Does anyone understand this? We can have a discussion.
 

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The total weight is 300 grams. It was sold to me by a crew member. Since my store is right next to the port, I informed the seller that if I could continue to purchase, I believed that at the price of silver, it wouldn't be too unreasonable anyway.
 
This is a good price. I can get more of these silver ingots. I hope someone will like them.
 
These two appear whiter and have less traces of being soaked by seawater.
 

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my opinion .......3 types of silver....bullion that is pure....bulliion that requires refining......and bullion plus a collectable premium

a collectable premium will always require you to find a willing buyer to ever realize that premium and collectors come and go and what is popular changes all the time .....i have some extremely rare pieces of silver that i am sure are collectables to someone but finding a willing buyer usually means you have to go to a large market to sell to find a buyer such as going to ebay or a auction house and those forums want a substantial fee for selling which can negate any premium you might get .......this is why i dont chase collectables
 
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I'm in Asia. I've heard of large trading websites like EBAY and Amazon, as well as well-known auction companies. I also tried to register on EBAY, but the complicated verification process and unfamiliar payment channels prevented me from completing the registration. I hope to find someone in the United States to cooperate with me. I will purchase at a low price and there will be good profits.
 

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I want to sell them, look for partners, and send emails to me.
 

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I don't understand what a virgin is. All I can do is create a picture to display the email address. I think the web crawler will block it.
 
I don't understand what a virgin is.
tazz is trying to tell you that most of us have been around in the precious metals field long enough to spot scams and dodgy sellers. And, you might not like to hear this but you're hitting a number of those sticky points.
You have a salvage company and you retrieved tons of this from sunken boats?
Old chinese markings on your bars next to weight & serial numbers in english?
Need a partner in US who will make good profits.

good luck
 
I like the OP’s choice phrase on another thread about precious metals being “artfully processed.”
 
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