One of the cheapest online stores I've found: Kilo bars starting at $2.09 over spot. Shot/grain at $1.99 over.
Paid a bit less the other week for the Germania Mint bar, but that's the luck of the draw when available cash == market/opportunity (I'm usually on the wrong end of stick, unfortunately).
Simple, online CHECK check-out, back-ordered item came early (projected 2/11 :S), well packaged & tracked. Would definitely do again.
https://monumentmetals.com/silver...-bars.html
https://monumentmetals.com/german...r-bar.html
2022 Canada 1 Oz Silver Maple Leaf (BU)
Single Coins, Tubes of 25, Monster Boxes of 500
Just $4.99 Per Oz Over Spot!
1 Oz .999 Silver Round (Design Our Choice)
Just $2.99 Per Oz Over Spot!
Italpreziosi 5 Oz Cast Silver Bar (New w/Assay)
Just $2.99 Per Oz Over Spot!
10 Oz Silver Bar - Random Design (New)
Just $2.69 Per Oz Over Spot!
Kilo (32.15 Oz) Silver Bar - Multiple Brands
Just $2.35 Per Oz Over Spot!
100 Oz Silver Bar - Random Design (New)
Just $2.25 Per Oz Over Spot!
1000 Oz +/- Silver Bar - COMEX Deliverable
Just $1.19 Per Oz Over Spot!
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This. Probably illegal (to not claim it), but honestly good advice. Best way to obfuscate a wealth transfer besides literal cash, but then you risk it getting hammered with inflation.
Of course it requires a tremendous amount of trust, and the whole family probably shouldn't all sell it all at once. Does the IRS $600 rule come into play
You mean 28..then $38..then $48. It's coming
My dad bought some silver in the late 70s...wouldn't sell it as the price soared to over $50/ounce when the Hunt brothers tried to corner the market...said he didn't want to pay taxes. Oops!
Price is 50% lower over 40 years later...no dividends either.
Meanwhile, the stock market is up 30x, and even buying and rolling 3-month CDs would have probably given you 3x your money.
Warren Buffett may be a "dinosaur", but there is a reason he's avoided precious metals his whole life.
My dad bought some silver in the late 70s...wouldn't sell it as the price soared to over $50/ounce when the Hunt brothers tried to corner the market...said he didn't want to pay taxes. Oops!
Price is 50% lower over 40 years later...no dividends either.
Meanwhile, the stock market is up 30x, and even buying and rolling 3-month CDs would have probably given you 3x your money.
Warren Buffett may be a "dinosaur", but there is a reason he's avoided precious metals his whole life.
Of course it requires a tremendous amount of trust, and the whole family probably shouldn't all sell it all at once. Does the IRS $600 rule come into play
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Right now the folks in DC are wrecking the value of the dollar (not an accident)
If the dollar ceases to be global currency then you are Argentina
In a SHTF scenario having food, medicine etc is better to barter with etc.
But some metals are wise
I knew a guy who made millions on gold in the 80s and bought lots of real estate that he still owns and went up a lot.
Saying the stock market is way up over 30 years hides the busts (and the current bubble is due). I knew a lot of crushed people in 2008 and it came close to being worse. People had epic stability the last 75 years but the tread is wearing off that tire
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Long term, a pawn shop would be your quickest cash in for these unless you know a precious metals dealer.
There is money to be made in precious metals but you're going to be losing out more not investing in the market after the correction finishes which is happening right now.
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