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.
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Deal Instructions:- Create an account at SD Bullion
- Go to 5-oz Silver Bullion at Spot and add item to cart
- Proceed to checkout
- Discount will be reflected in cart
- 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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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...
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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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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...
You are also correct that this is nothing new. The real estate market has a severe correction every 18 years (and has since the inception of the US). Real estate is the last to feel the effects of recession implying that it (recession) will begin sometime after the 2024 US elections. That is how long we have to get our ducks in a row because that is when the reckoning will begin.
IMHO the US Dollar and all fiat currencies will be de/revalued. That will be the reckoning. Real, tangible assets (real estate, gold, silver, bullets, whiskey, Bitcoin) will hold up much better than keeping your money in "the system" (banks, stocks, bonds). That being said the US Dollar is not going anywhere. In all probability there will be another catalyst sending all asset prices down (including gold and silver) and if you have the dry powder you will do very well. Until that happens it is highly doubtful we will see $18 silver or $1600 again. In fact it's a very good possibilty silver will hit $50 in 2024.
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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...
for actual investment returns, brass and lead are my precious metals, pretty much guaranteed to have some kind of panic every 1-4 years, where you can then double your money very easily.
If you're referring to gold mining in space, it won't happen, and here's why.
If we discover a giant gold mine on the moon or on an asteroid, the corporation that goes to get the gold will at the same time drastically undercut the rarity of the gold. In other words, they will spend billions on a mission to get the gold from the moon only to simultaneously collapse the price of all gold known to man, thus removing their incentive to go get the gold in the first place.
Now, you would be absolutely right for other metals that have industrial uses and are largely un-recycle-able, such as silver. Silver goes into nearly all our electronics but is not recycled out of our e-waste. So we need a continual supply of silver for industrial purposes.
Gold is not used as much for industrial purposes.
If you are referring to metals in general, you'd be absolutely right. I would expect an iron mine on the moon to be worth much more than a gold mine on the moon, because we can always use cheaper iron and steel to make products from.
Here's why.
Ask any person who is currently acquiring PMs what they would really, actually do if SHTF.
They'd try to hoard PMs even harder and even pretend to not have any so as to avoid getting robbed.
It's the principle of "bad money chases out good money."
Think about it: if you had silver coins, would you go down to the local farmers' market to buy food with it? Word would get around really fast that you have silver coins, and you'd either be ambushed the next time you go to market or your less-scrupulous neighbors would conspire to rob you in your home. Better for you to pretend you are as poor as the next guy and bring common everyday items to barter.
You'd bury your PMs in your yard or hide them in your walls, only to be retrieved if fleeing the country.
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