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New Customers: 5-oz Silver Bullion

(pricing based on Spot Price) + $9.95 S/H

from $116.50

$144

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SD Bullion offers New Customers: 5-oz Silver Bullion on sale for prices starting from $116.50 (based on Spot Price) when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free on orders $199+, otherwise shipping starts at $9.95.
  • Note: Spot Price fluctuates, and pricing may vary. Discount will be reflected in cart.
Thanks to community member dragoneater1 for finding this deal.

Deal Instructions:
  1. Create an account at SD Bullion
  2. Go to 5-oz Silver Bullion at Spot and add item to cart
  3. Proceed to checkout
  4. Discount will be reflected in cart
  5. Price will vary based on Silver Spot Price and payment method selected
    • Please note if you pay with Bitcoin, Paypal or Credit Card, there is a difference in pricing.

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  • About this deal:
    • Limited to one per customer
    • New customer only offer
    • All orders include insurance and tracking
    • Please note if you pay with Bitcoin, Paypal or Credit Card, there is a difference in pricing. 
  • About this store:
    • When you confirm to lock in the price of your order, you will have entered a binding agreement which cannot be canceled without penalty. If payment is not received within the specified time period, you risk being charged a penalty fee, your order being canceled, or a combination of cancellation and penalty fee.
    • SD Bullion Return/Refund policy here

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Written by dragoneater1
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SD Bullion offers New Customers: 5-oz Silver Bullion on sale for prices starting from $116.50 (based on Spot Price) when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free on orders $199+, otherwise shipping starts at $9.95.
  • Note: Spot Price fluctuates, and pricing may vary. Discount will be reflected in cart.
Thanks to community member dragoneater1 for finding this deal.

Deal Instructions:
  1. Create an account at SD Bullion
  2. Go to 5-oz Silver Bullion at Spot and add item to cart
  3. Proceed to checkout
  4. Discount will be reflected in cart
  5. Price will vary based on Silver Spot Price and payment method selected
    • Please note if you pay with Bitcoin, Paypal or Credit Card, there is a difference in pricing.

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Limited to one per customer
    • New customer only offer
    • All orders include insurance and tracking
    • Please note if you pay with Bitcoin, Paypal or Credit Card, there is a difference in pricing. 
  • About this store:
    • When you confirm to lock in the price of your order, you will have entered a binding agreement which cannot be canceled without penalty. If payment is not received within the specified time period, you risk being charged a penalty fee, your order being canceled, or a combination of cancellation and penalty fee.
    • SD Bullion Return/Refund policy here

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If you invested $25 in silver in January 2008, it would be worth around $25 today.

If you invested $25 in the S&P 500 in January 2008, it would be worth around $79 today.

Definitely do your research before investing in precious metals...
People would argue that it hedges against collapse of modern capitalism or whatever. But if things really get crazy and we enter some kind of apocalyptic decentralized dystopian economy, will people be desperate to get their hands on silver? That's why I only invest in twinkies. I'm gonna rule the world!!!
BOA/Merril Edge. If you have a certain amount of funds with them (ie retirement IRA's etc) they add a 75% bonus to the cashback categories. 3% cashback + 75% bonus...and I picked "online shopping" as my category.

https://thepointsguy.com/credit-c...cash-back/

Even for most local purchases you can still purchase online for pickup or purchase gift cards online. sdbullion MAY be one of the few exception sites though and won't pay cashback so I'd probably still pay with e-check to get the 4% discount.

I gave up on this deal...to many hoops to jump through...couldn't get an account to create in firefox even in a private window...had to install another browser....then once I got it created it timed out on me twice while trying to checkout including one that waited till I was on the final screen to checkout after giving the account # and then started me over...decided I didn't want it that bad.

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Quote from hexydes :
If you invested $25 in silver in January 2008, it would be worth around $25 today.

If you invested $25 in the S&P 500 in January 2008, it would be worth around $79 today.

Definitely do your research before investing in precious metals...
Thanks, excellent post! I remember the late '70s when gold and silver shot up and everyone was buying, then it dropped and stayed down for many years. A lot of people lost money. At one point silver was under $5 an ounce. The only reason I buy silver is for when the SHTF scenarios. Not for investment.
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Quote from Frankie251 :
Thanks, excellent post! I remember the late '70s when gold and silver shot up and everyone was buying, then it dropped and stayed down for many years. A lot of people lost money. At one point silver was under $5 an ounce. The only reason I buy silver is for when the SHTF scenarios. Not for investment.
Precious metals have gone through a number of boom-and-bust cycles, but rarely end up being a good investment unless you can figure out how to sell during a boom period. Usually, people start freaking out because of high inflation or a recessionary period, and will spin tales about how "this time is different, it's the big one". Then in a year or two we're back to normal and precious metal values plummet due to low demand.

Precious metals are nothing but a speculative investment vehicle. It will be almost impossible to get a good return unless you can time the market perfectly, and in a true apocalypse scenario, nobody is going to care about your precious metals, they're going to care about your food and bullets.
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Stupid chase doesn't have the echeck option for its checking account. Ugh
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Quote from jerms :
Of course the value will be a lot higher than what spot is today. It kind of works like baseball cards, except it's pretty much guaranteed to appreciate in value.
See below.

Quote from hexydes :
Precious metals have gone through a number of boom-and-bust cycles, but rarely end up being a good investment unless you can figure out how to sell during a boom period. Usually, people start freaking out because of high inflation or a recessionary period, and will spin tales about how "this time is different, it's the big one". Then in a year or two we're back to normal and precious metal values plummet due to low demand.

Precious metals are nothing but a speculative investment vehicle. It will be almost impossible to get a good return unless you can time the market perfectly, and in a true apocalypse scenario, nobody is going to care about your precious metals, they're going to care about your food and bullets.
Agree with what you are saying for the most part but this time there are seemingly some differences. Without getting into demographics (the Great Boomer Ponzi scheme), social change (amount of working age males participating in workforce is on a continuous decline), the seeming corporatization and corruption of the US government, the less and less need for humans due to AI and automation.

The implementation of Covid's soft martial law and the introduction of FedNows soft CBDC implies a very uncertain future. Having some type of commodity to barter would be a good hedge against whatever might happen. Bullets, whiskey, food, Bitcoin, silver, gold are good starting points.

That being said this is a great deal and any reputable coin dealer will redeem coins at spot or above. Silver spot is currently down 50% from it's 2011 high (75% if you factor inflation) and up 100% from the March 2020 Covid lows.
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Quote from Frankie251 :
Thanks, excellent post! I remember the late '70s when gold and silver shot up and everyone was buying, then it dropped and stayed down for many years. A lot of people lost money. At one point silver was under $5 an ounce. The only reason I buy silver is for when the SHTF scenarios. Not for investment.
Silver, like gold, has no real value in a shtf scenario. In today's economy, they both have many uses in advanced manufacturing. In shtf, they just look pretty. I'm no prepper etc, but you would be much better off buying ammo for a shtf scenario.
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Quote from Jimmycrackscorn :
Agree with what you are saying for the most part but this time there are seemingly some differences. Without getting into demographics (the Great Boomer Ponzi scheme), social change (amount of working age males participating in workforce is on a continuous decline), the seeming corporatization and corruption of the US government, the less and less need for humans due to AI and automation.
I heard very similar arguments after the 2008 housing market crash. If you want to argue that we're witnessing the slow death of the middle-class due to economic policy that always prioritizes the upper-class, and that the inevitable outcome of that is going to be some kind of reckoning, I agree. I don't know what the other side of that looks like, but I'm confident in saying that it won't be an economy based around gold, silver, NFTs, crypto, or any other hedge du jour.
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Quote from svinokot :
Whom do people sell it to later in life when they need to?
Silver/Goldbugs haven't figured out this question yet.
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Quote from jerms :
Of course the value will be a lot higher than what spot is today..
Not even close to a foregone conclusion. Silver was ~$40 within the last 15 years and it's ~$23 right now. Has been much lower in recent years.
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Idk what they were selling at before, but as of this moment they're at 22% over spot. Not a deal.
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Bad deal for California residents since it has Sales tax
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Idk what they were selling at before, but as of this moment they're at 22% over spot. Not a deal.
It looks like the "spot discount" applies once you check out for new accounts or those who haven't already used that promo before.
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Bad deal for California residents since it has Sales tax
Yeah, some states charge tax on precious metals and some just on purchase below certain dollar amounts. The link below gives more details by state.

https://noblegoldinvestments.com/...nd-silver/
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I buy at lows. I buy ones that are limited release but also have intrinsic silver value, I've already sold some at a 50% increase. I don't do it for the investment. It's for a collection, however.
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Quote from svinokot :
Whom do people sell it to later in life when they need to?
I tried getting a quote from Apmex...they are lowballers. Ebay is even better. Local is your best bet.
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