Monument Metals has 5-Count of 1oz .999 Fine Golden State Mint Buffalo Silver Rounds on sale for $122.25. Shipping is $7.99 or is free on orders $199+.
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Per Product Page: Monument Metals is offering our customers five (5) brand new one ounce .999 fine Golden State Mint Buffalo silver rounds at spot price! This price is below wholesale cost, but it's our way of saying "thank you" for trying Monument Metals.
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Monument Metals has 5-Count of 1oz .999 Fine Golden State Mint Buffalo Silver Rounds on sale for $122.25. Shipping is $7.99 or is free on orders $199+.
Thanks community member irobot73 for sharing this deal
Note, offer price is based on current Spot Price so price will vary. You must be logged into your account to add this to your shopping cart.
Per Product Page: Monument Metals is offering our customers five (5) brand new one ounce .999 fine Golden State Mint Buffalo silver rounds at spot price! This price is below wholesale cost, but it's our way of saying "thank you" for trying Monument Metals.
This special offer is limited to one per household. Orders will be manually reviewed for compliance with this policy. If you are found to be abusing this offer, all of your orders will be cancelled.
I have never bought from them so I can't comment on how trustworthy they are. It may not be obvious to non-collectors so I will just remind people that these are not US mint coins.
While the shipping keeps me from buying- if you get up to $200 shipping is free and I have ordered over a dozen times from MM…. They are 100% legit and my #1 on line dealer…
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They should make useful solid objects out of PMs, so your PM investment is also a functional and conspicuous boast of your hedge against inflation. Platinum golf tees, gold coasters, palladium paperweights, that sort of thing.
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What is really surprising is that everything has gone up, food, oil, steel, every product under the sun, but silver went down about $5 in that time. Makes no sense.
Anywho, if you are new to physical metals especially silver, just buy silver eagles from the mint. They are probably the most heavily traded item in silver. For this deal I bought a couple of eagles on sale to push it into the free shipping area.
I keep my metal in a secure vault guarded by sharks with laser beams on their heads, while I sit beside the fireplace in my smoking jacket while petting my hairless cat. Muhaahaahaa (maniacal laugh).
Your actually better off buying Canadian Silver Maples, the silver content is more pure, it's from a known mint and it's usually several dollars less per ounce compared to Silver Eagles. The premium on silver eagles is just too high.
They should make useful solid objects out of PMs, so your PM investment is also a functional and conspicuous boast of your hedge against inflation. Platinum golf tees, gold coasters, palladium paperweights, that sort of thing.
You can do whatever you want with ur pm... just don't lose it while making it functional and then using it.
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Why does us mint matter?
Easier to sell them when the time comes, and worth more when you sell them, because much less likely to be fake.
Someone making and selling a fake US Mint Coin is guilty of counterfeiting, a Federal Offense and faces 20 years in a Federal Prison. Same thing counterfeiting a $1 US Eagle one ounce coin as if the person had a printing press making counterfeit $100 bills.
Someone making and selling a fake "Silver Round". Fake Silver, Silver plated, etc. then it would depend on the jurisdiction. So could be a Code Violation (basically glorified parking ticket), misdemeanor, or would have to take them to small claims civil court and sue them to get your money back.
Due to those reasons, it is much less likely to get a fake US Mint Coin, because whoever is doing that would face some very serious charges if caught. Very high risk making and selling a fake US Mint Coin, compared to the very low risk of making a fake Silver Round.
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Inflation adjusted chart. Chart says it was updated in August but not sure I believe it.
Even if you bought in 1930 - you're looking at 360% profit...over the course of 90 years. I will truly never understand why people 'invest' in this stuff (not like you're throwing $100k into silver rounds). I get it if you just want to hold onto it and look at it every now and then. That part I can see. But for any sort of a profit? You can pretty much pick anything else on the planet and it would do better. Hell, investing in plywood could bring you better returns.
They should make useful solid objects out of PMs, so your PM investment is also a functional and conspicuous boast of your hedge against inflation. Platinum golf tees, gold coasters, palladium paperweights, that sort of thing.
The problem with these are they are hard to resell. You have to find someone that wants to buy palladium paper weights or other weird objects. That's part of why silver eagles are so popular - everyone knows them and they are easily bought and sold.
Weird how silver is crashing yet gold remains strong
Silver is industrial and as economies crash and burn, silver will drop in value as it is no longer in as high demand as it would be if the economy was roaring.
Gold has some industrial uses, but due to its prices, they are very limited.
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Your actually better off buying Canadian Silver Maples, the silver content is more pure, it's from a known mint and it's usually several dollars less per ounce compared to Silver Eagles. The premium on silver eagles is just too high.
That's true, but that extra (4th) 9 doesn't mean that much, plus at that point you're basically treating both as bullion (fungible) so why even buy a government mint - just get a reputable private mint and save even more $$.
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Anywho, if you are new to physical metals especially silver, just buy silver eagles from the mint. They are probably the most heavily traded item in silver. For this deal I bought a couple of eagles on sale to push it into the free shipping area.
I keep my metal in a secure vault guarded by sharks with laser beams on their heads, while I sit beside the fireplace in my smoking jacket while petting my hairless cat. Muhaahaahaa (maniacal laugh).
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Someone making and selling a fake US Mint Coin is guilty of counterfeiting, a Federal Offense and faces 20 years in a Federal Prison. Same thing counterfeiting a $1 US Eagle one ounce coin as if the person had a printing press making counterfeit $100 bills.
Someone making and selling a fake "Silver Round". Fake Silver, Silver plated, etc. then it would depend on the jurisdiction. So could be a Code Violation (basically glorified parking ticket), misdemeanor, or would have to take them to small claims civil court and sue them to get your money back.
Due to those reasons, it is much less likely to get a fake US Mint Coin, because whoever is doing that would face some very serious charges if caught. Very high risk making and selling a fake US Mint Coin, compared to the very low risk of making a fake Silver Round.
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Inflation adjusted chart. Chart says it was updated in August but not sure I believe it.
Even if you bought in 1930 - you're looking at 360% profit...over the course of 90 years. I will truly never understand why people 'invest' in this stuff (not like you're throwing $100k into silver rounds). I get it if you just want to hold onto it and look at it every now and then. That part I can see. But for any sort of a profit? You can pretty much pick anything else on the planet and it would do better. Hell, investing in plywood could bring you better returns.
Gold has some industrial uses, but due to its prices, they are very limited.
That's true, but that extra (4th) 9 doesn't mean that much, plus at that point you're basically treating both as bullion (fungible) so why even buy a government mint - just get a reputable private mint and save even more $$.
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