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Molotovv a écrit:Est ce qu'un lingot 999,0 est pareil que les 999,9 ? Si non quel différences?

Molotovv a écrit:Et comment savoir si un lingot est "good london delivery" c'est ecris dessus? Ou ils se sont forcément si ils sortent d'une fonderie agrée par le la London Bullion Market Association?

Le Numismate a écrit:Selon les dernieres infos que j'ai pu recolter ça et la, il est plus rentable d'investir dans l'argent sous forme de pieces ou de bijoux que sous forme de lingots destinés a la fonte...
Ces derniers etant repris a 50% du court de l'argent.

Stephane a écrit:Toutefois les lingots ou plutôt barres d'argent (+de 30kg) dont parle Molotovv se revendent au cours sans décôte, à condition de trouver un acheteur.

9. Specifications for a Good Delivery Silver Bar
The physical settlement of a loco London silver trade is a bar conforming to the following
specifications:
Weight: minimum silver content: 750 troy ounces (approximately 23 kilograms)
maximum silver content: 1100 troy ounces (approximately 34 kilograms)
However, it is recommended that ideally refiners should aim to produce bars within
the following weight range;
minimum silver content: 900 troy ounces (approximately 29 kilograms)
maximum silver content: 1050 troy ounces (approximately 33 kilograms)
Bars produced prior to 1st January 2008 having a weight in the former wider range
of 500 to 1250 troy ounces will continue to be acceptable for the time being though
it is expected that these will eventually be phased out when the number of such
bars in the London vaults has declined to nearly zero.
The gross weight of a bar should be expressed in troy ounces in multiples of 0.10,
rounded down to the nearest 0.10 of a troy ounce.
Dimensions the recommended dimensions for a Good Delivery silver bar are approximately as
follows:
Length (Top): 300 mm +/- 50 mm Undercut: * 7% to 15%
Width (Top): 130mm +/- 20 mm Undercut: * 15% to 30%
Height: 80 mm +/- 20

* The undercut refers to the degree of slope on the side and ends of the bar and is
calculated by deducting the dimension of the bottom edge of the bar from the
dimension of the top edge and dividing the result by the top edge dimension
multiplied by one hundred to obtain the percentage undercut.
Fineness: the minimum acceptable fineness is 999.0 parts per thousand silver.
Marks: Serial number (see additional comments in section 7 above)
Assay stamp of refiner
Fineness, expressed to either three or four significant figures
Year of manufacture (see additional comments in section 7 above)