The September 2 souvenir market is bustling, sold out after a short time

According to the announcement from Ancarat Metallurgy Company, this unit launched a total of 5,000 Web Mint products on September 2, of which 2,000 were sold online and 3,000 were distributed through dealers and stores. The first version of 2,000 online sales alone was fully booked after only 30 minutes of opening for sale.

One of the strong attractive factors is the selling price applied according to world prices, plus elegant containers, souvenir meaning, and the policy of not charging processing fees or boxes, making the product not only attractive to buyers for storage, but also chosen as meaningful gifts.

Also on this occasion, Phu Quy Jewelry Group issued a 5-tael commemorative silver bar made from 999 silver, with sophisticated bronze drum motifs and the official symbol of the 80th Anniversary, accompanied by a high-end box and a certificate. After opening the order on the morning of August 3, in less than 8 hours - until about 4:25 p.m. that day - all 9,999 lots were fully booked.

Previously, on April 30, this enterprise also "sold out" silver products to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025) with a quantity of more than 2,000 lots in just a few hours.

Mr. Vu Van Tuong (Cau Giay, Hanoi) shared: I plan to buy two silver products to commemorate September 2, one for storage as a souvenir, one for relatives. I didn't think it would sell out quickly, so I didn't mind the time to order. When I accessed the sales page, it was reported to be out of stock. When I searched online, I found someone selling them but the price was pushed up quite high.

The phenomenon of "selling" souvenirs and storage silver products shows that consumers increasingly see precious metals not only as an investment channel, but also as souvenirs with cultural value and spiritual meaning.

Not only souvenirs, the demand for gold as a store has also increased sharply. Ancarat said that when silver prices tended to decrease a few days earlier, the number of customers looking to buy silver accumulated, leading to a situation of "sold out", goods not available at the store in time and orders piling up.

Similarly, a sales staff at a Phu Quy store on Cau Giay Street said that due to the large number of customers ordering, this unit often pays goods about three weeks to a month late.

Mr. Pham Tu Anh (Cau Giay, Hanoi) said: " Nearly a month ago, I ordered 50 taels of silver and was scheduled to receive the goods a month later. If I bought less, I could take it right away, but I accept waiting. I have invested in silver since the price was only about 32 million VND/kg, now it has increased to more than 40 million VND/kg, so I still believe in long-term profit potential".