With the crazy mark-ups & lack of availability, since this time last-year, making investing a/o collecting a MAJOR kick in the shorts, I believe I found about the cheapest price for junk 90% silver as I could.
Might be helpful to others as my search continues (God, am I going to be hurting w/ the pre-orders for the 2021 Morgans & Peace dollars from the U.S. Mint next week)
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/i...ll-_40-pcs
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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/13/s...inues.html
If you're into melting, get pennies from the bank at face value
Not to mention that everyone knows the currency of the apocalypse will be bed bath and beyond coupons.
If you're into melting, get pennies from the bank at face value https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...lies/smile.gif
Not to mention that everyone knows the currency of the apocalypse will be bed bath and beyond coupons.
Why would anyone melt pennies (Zinc)??
Good luck w/ the BBB coupons. I'll trade you a stack of 'em for a few oz. of silver (I'll even take 40% 'junk'). Help ya along
A Collectibles store I visit buys and sells gold and silver coins advertise they buy
90% SILVER COINS 18 x Face Value so that's $4.50 each Quarter
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https://sdbullion.com/blog/how-mu...-a-quarter
https://www.gainesville
About 6 of these silver quarters roughly equals just over 1 troy ounce according to the website above.
There are two values to coins collectable value (rare, misprints, etc.) and/or metal content value. These are junk, no collectable value. There is a constant set amount of silver in each quarter (provided they are whole quarters). That means the silver metal value goes up and down with silver prices. This is from what I understand. I am sure someone would correct me if I am wrong. People are not buying these for the collectable value or the $.25 value. You can sell these for the same amount of silver in each coin. Of course, the sellers overvalue to profit on and buyers undervalue for the same reason. Gold, silver, ammo, booze, and the list goes on, things you can buy now at cheaper prices to either deal with inflation or the collapse of economic systems.
They are calculated @ containing, ~.715oz (wear/tear of coin. Increase % on those rarely in circulation [$.50]) + 'premium'
But, w/ the run over the past year, the premiums have been ungodly (even in the 1000oz bars)
Again, American Silver Eagles are going for $40+/ea. Course, that's for collectors+, this is more for, in my case, 'hedging your bets investment'
Hope that helps
there are no "deals" or "accidents" with the price of materials/commodities. there's always a reason.
there are no "deals" or "accidents" with the price of materials/commodities. there's always a reason.
https://www.bullionstar
'Cuz lord KNOWS, i've been trying to track down some decently priced lead myself
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