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5-Count of 1oz .999 Fine Golden State Mint Buffalo Silver Rounds

(Spot Price) + $8 S/H

~$122.30

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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+.

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  • About this Offer:
    • 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.

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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.

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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • 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.

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AquaKnob6778
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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.
mattymsu25
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I prefer my money to be a bunch of fake 0101010101010101s
Muddskipper
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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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Sep 20, 2023
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EdEd1190
Sep 20, 2023
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Quote from dealbuster9999 :
called around, most buyers will give you 10x for garbage silver coins. I was disappointed. Way below spot. Around 14 bucks an oz.
What people are typically referring to as US silver coins in these forums is the $1 American Eagle Silver Bullion one ounce Coin.

I think what you are talking about is "Junk Silver" or "Constitutional Silver", which is pre-1965 dimes, quarters, halves, dollars. Also, the junkier the silver, the less they will give you. Because the more "worn out" it is, the less silver is left in the coin.

People typically are comparing one ounce Silver Rounds to one ounce American Silver Eagle Bullion Coins. (or Canadian Maple Leaf, UK Britannia, Australian Kangaroo, etc.) Coins that are legal tender and minted by a recognized Government Mint.
Last edited by EdEd1190 September 20, 2023 at 01:33 PM.
Sep 20, 2023
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aberro
Sep 20, 2023
590 Posts
How do you know they are not fake?
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Sep 20, 2023
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Uzererrorz
Sep 20, 2023
7 Posts
Quote from 1n4one :
You're right. PM is a terrible investment as it yields no dividends. However, PMs are a good hedge against inflation. But... if you do spend money on PMs
plan on purchasing other foolish investments such as safes and bullets.
Neither of which are foolish investments.
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c2nah777
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Quote from Splash15 :
Then it wouldnt be spot price anymore Confused
Because we should all know that, let alone some may not know what the term actually means? This is not a precious metals deal site. The title is misleading. OP should add "Per Round," or the total price of 5 Rounds, either of which would be correct. Why are you making excuses for the OP? I don't think it was purposely done, but it needs fixed.
Sep 20, 2023
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bigjonnee
Sep 20, 2023
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"It's not US Mint" no duh! There is no $25 silver coins.
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Sep 20, 2023
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jorgejortiz
Sep 20, 2023
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Quote from mattymsu25 :
I prefer my money to be a bunch of fake 0101010101010101s
I prefer my magic internet money of fake 01010101010101s stored on silver Casascious. Digital assets on bullion assets.
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dealbuster9999
Sep 20, 2023
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Quote from Dr. J :
PMs aren't really much different than FOREX. When you buy or sell currency, you're paying for the transaction either way. So, when you buy PM's, you're paying some sort of premium over spot (usually), and when you sell, no one is going to buy for much more than spot (even if they do go up to spot). This is because every person in a series of transactions is looking for their profit. (also why when going to a foreign country you don't just accumulate a ton of their money because you're going to take a hit when you buy AND when you sell it back).
exactly, they will buy old silver coins at 10x face value and sell them for 20x, every transaction requires a profit.

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Sep 21, 2023
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SuperChamp86
Sep 21, 2023
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Are this regular 1 oz or 1 troy oz. Description died not specify.
Sep 21, 2023
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1CheapSOB
Sep 21, 2023
574 Posts
Will these fit in my digital wallet?
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Sep 21, 2023
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PoorLifeNJ
Sep 21, 2023
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Quote from Arok79 :
China sells the aluminum bersion of these 😂
precious metal price in China is higher than outside because of the high demand with closed market. So anything at same or lower price from there is certainly fake. An artifact at best.
Sep 21, 2023
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juanjohnson
Sep 21, 2023
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Quote from AquaKnob6778 :
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.
What us coin weighs an oz. lol
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PoorLifeNJ
Sep 21, 2023
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I don't understand why these are on sell at spot priced, dealer has liquidity issue? because no one would sell this to them lower than spot, though they may receive commission.
Sep 21, 2023
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Bambammer
Sep 21, 2023
57 Posts
Some good but also a lot of bad info on silver in this thread. These Buffalo rounds are actually pretty desirable when it comes to 1oz bullion. The Buffalo silver round is usually one of the most affordable and most collected silver rounds. This is a good price for internet silver but can be bought for about $24.50 at my local stores. The Buffalo gold 1oz sells for as much or more than the 1oz gold eagle. The Buffalo is very recognizable bullion.

Silver Eagles and Maples are always going to cost more than these but are also more desirable. Eagles were selling around $35 - $40 each(awful price) 6 months ago but have since dropped to around $27.00 ea.

Silver and gold metals are a pretty volatile market but if you watch the spot price on kitco you can see the price history and the current spot daily. Buy when the price dips hold when it climbs. spend a little buy a little or a lot what ever your comfortable with.

In 2011 when silver hit $50 an oz. a lot of people made a killing selling there silver they had bought for around 1/4-1/2 half that price Silver may never go that high again but then again it may go higher only time will tell.

One thing to think about is when you buy silver your not just spending money your transferring money for money.
Sep 21, 2023
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Bambammer
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Quote from PoorLifeNJ :
I don't understand why these are on sell at spot priced, dealer has liquidity issue? because no one would sell this to them lower than spot, though they may receive commission.
Spots at $23.23 right now either way they just want to move customer to their website and hope you come back for more.

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famewolf
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What are you buying to make up the difference to 199 for free shipping?

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