"Bingo, and that is why the current demand cannot be met, because refineries/mints cannot keep up, and it takes a while to increase capacity" Doesn't it make sense that as demand shot up, supply constraints would be hit and naturally it would take some time to increase capacity? I don't see any other way things could have played out.
Why is the question? It hasnt happened all of a sudden, The perthmint has spent $30million on plant upgrades over the last 5 years, but has still so much unmet demand that they wont take orders, but the labour shortages in WA means that they cant keep/find staff to run shifts.
I said
Perth mint had no bars for sale and were not taking order for any either It has been stated many times on this thread.
your reply
"I know that has been stated, but this is a forum, and information can be unreliable".
my reply
bron, who works for the perthmint, has posted on this thread, If this information was incorrect I am sure it would have been clarified, why do you assume we are telling porkies, just by reading a six months old blog.
and the rest of your post relating to insurances, elaborate trading entities, court cases argueing GST laws,
look, forget it, I am only trying to stack some silver here
cheers grant
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