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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I started accumulating 5 oz America the Beautiful bullion coins issued by the US Mint and bought them at spot plus a surcharge. I bought a tube of 10 coins every time they were issued which wa saround four times yearly. I usually paid anywhere from 9
$95-110 per coin.....over years
A couple of years ago I started selling them one at a time on Ebay to COLLECTORS....bullion but collectables and usually get between $170- 190 each and you can do the math
So it depends on what product you buy,,,bars/rounds are not of interest to collectors and have a smaller profit margin...but collector coins, even as bullion, have a significant markup
Here is a recent sale...do the math for a coin bought for around $90-100
https://www.ebay.com/itm/175775113926
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...
14 dollars invested in Jan 2008 will be 25 dollars today.
25 dollars invested in Lehman brothers in Jan 2008 would have been gone forever.
So moral of the story is silver falls somewhere in between index and equity investments should be made based on your appetite for risk.
If you invested $25 in the S&P 500 in January 2008, it would be worth around $79 today.
Definitely do your research before investing in precious metals...
2nd of all, Investing in physical silver or gold, is a very smart way to invest your 3,6,12 month emergency money. Why? Because if you pass a boat or sports car on the road and want to buy it, you can't. It takes a day to sell the physical metals, so it's a financial control to let people think before withdrawing all that cash.
3rd of all, silver & gold should be only a part of your total savings. And you should never buy it if you have massive debt probably. My Roth IRA's are not invested in silver or gold, they are invested in Companies that are strategic or have other good qualities (high dividend yields).
4th of all..Buying bullion at spot price is a great deal, any decent local coin shop will pay you at least 1-2$ over spot for a 1oz round. You can sell these online for premiums of 3-5$ anyday using FB or Ebay. It will sell, guarenteed.
5th of all, it's a great hobby, just like coin collecting. It's fun to watch the collection or the "stack" grow. A quarter in 1964 was worth 25 cents and could buy you a gallon of gasoline. The same quarter is worth around $4.00 in silver today and you can still buy a gallon of gasoline with it.
Finally, if your investing in it to "hide wealth", its another great way. Diamonds are better, but silver and gold can do the trick.
PS:
If you bought Silver in April of 2020 at $11 an ounce, It would be worth $23 an ounce today. Pick any asset and you can play the same game and dumb remark.
Oh yea, If you bury it, the IRS and Government can't confiscate it
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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...
Example: In the last month, trading your gold (at record highs) for silver would be the smart move. You walk into a local coin shop & just trade… Then when silver price goes up or gold price goes down, you trade the other way, again, tax free, and you just made free silver or gold- Usually, this can be done easily 2 times a year with little effort. Again, Tax Free- On your S&P example, multiply your $79 by short or long term tax rates plus your rates in California of NYC.
Invest in many things and learn how to make $250 a day with multiple options and you don't need to work except on a consultation basis in your professional trade lol. Better than FIRE, and keeps your mind learning. Hell, get a cheap Ryedale Penny Machine & Sell the Copper Cents for 1.5-2x on ebay all day long…
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...
Since 1971, the us official gold reserves have stood at 8133 Tons. Since 2015, the Chinese Central bank has went from declared reserves of appx 2300 Tons to now nearly 5500 Tons.
The CCP is actively encouraging their population to buy 1 gram "beans" of 24k gold, why are they doing this? The US dollar was pegged to oil since 1971, last year that changed. S&P is up 11% since Jan 24, gold and silver have beaten it by multipliers this year- Your old world advice is gone- China and the Asian Countries are now in a position to f-all our dollar- What will you invest in?
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