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

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~$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 21, 2023 03:32 AM
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Sep 21, 2023 03:32 AM
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Quote from section31 :
Weird how silver is crashing yet gold remains strong
Gold is basically flat for the last 10 years. BTC is the new gold, and has gone from pennies to $26k in the same timeframe gold has been flat.
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Sep 21, 2023 04:47 AM
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RomulusMaximusSep 21, 2023 04:47 AM
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Quote from ScottA4144 :
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.
You're actually better of buying Canadian Maple syrup...better returns
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Sep 21, 2023 10:39 AM
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SalP5744Sep 21, 2023 10:39 AM
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Do they sell Limited Time Collector's Plates? I'm looking for the "Streisand At Home" in the six image montage on each plate.
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Sep 21, 2023 10:41 AM
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SalP5744Sep 21, 2023 10:41 AM
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Quote from RomulusMaximus :
You're actually better of buying Canadian Maple syrup...better returns
True. Until the type 2 diabetes kicks in.
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Flawless700Sep 21, 2023 12:15 PM
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Quote from SlickSmiles :
Gold is basically flat for the last 10 years. BTC is the new gold, and has gone from pennies to $26k in the same timeframe gold has been flat.
People buy bitcoin and other cryptos because they think it will make them rich.

No one buys gold thinking it will make them rich.
Sep 21, 2023 03:46 PM
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AquaKnob6778Sep 21, 2023 03:46 PM
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Quote from Bambammer :
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.
Talking about bad info... your comparison doesn't make any sense. Gold Buffalos have nothing to do with these silver Buffalos.

Gold Eagles are from a government mint
Gold Buffalos are from a government mint
Silver Maples are from a government mint
Silver Eagles are from a government mint
Silver Buffalos are not from a government mint

This is why silver Buffalos are more "affordable". Whether you want to collect those, that's your personal decision. But you were comparing apples to oranges.
Sep 21, 2023 04:05 PM
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ThePublisherSep 21, 2023 04:05 PM
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Quote from Flawless700 :
Silver has been this price for like 3 years now.... Ranging from $21 to $25
Which means is losing value like crazy if you factor in inflation.

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Dr. JSep 21, 2023 04:17 PM
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Quote from ThePublisher :
Which means is losing value like crazy if you factor in inflation.

Sort of. Depends on what else you would have put that $$ in, and don't forget you aren't actually losing money unless you sell. If you'd just put that $$ in a (zero interest) savings account for literally 3 years while inflation has been about 18%, you'd be sore. In DJIA, you'd be up about 26% and SP500 up about 32%. In silver you'd be down about 3%, gold about even (not accounting for overall inflation).

The worst position to be in would be cash (with no return) obviously.
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ah10591Sep 21, 2023 04:45 PM
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Quote from EzC4765 :
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).
You can't eat, burn, build things with, or do anything really useful with these. its not a mystery.
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ThePublisherSep 21, 2023 05:15 PM
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Quote from Dr. J :
Sort of. Depends on what else you would have put that $$ in, and don't forget you aren't actually losing money unless you sell. If you'd just put that $$ in a (zero interest) savings account for literally 3 years while inflation has been about 18%, you'd be sore. In DJIA, you'd be up about 26% and SP500 up about 32%. In silver you'd be down about 3%, gold about even (not accounting for overall inflation).

The worst position to be in would be cash (with no return) obviously.
Now do Bitcoin. Up roughly 100% in those same 3 years. Best investment of the last decade, and the next.
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SlySolSep 21, 2023 05:43 PM
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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.
Sounds like you may be calling pawn brokers or something. You should be able to find a place that pays spot or at least close to it for these silver rounds in most areas. Try calling coin / bullion dealers (the list below is a good place to start). I glanced at your posts and saw that it looks like you're in AZ, so called the first couple of places that showed up on the list there (happened to be in Phoneix). The first place said spot minus $2 and the second place said they buy at spot price for these. Assuming you're not in Phoenix, pull up the list for your area and call a few (but they often keep banker's hours, so might not catch them nights / weekends.)

https://www.jmbullion.com/local
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Teaser38Sep 21, 2023 06:07 PM
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Quote from astonerii :
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.
Looks like gold and silver both are at 40% for investment. Most of gold goes to Jewelry, which I imagine is much more volatile in demand than x-ray films.
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ascotnotSep 21, 2023 06:44 PM
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Quote from AJDemineh :
Say in ten years I want to cash these in. How do you go about unloading these when you want to sell them? And are you actually able to get full market price back?
Typically you will get spot when you sell. But that might be discounted if you are selling obscure products, and this is possibly one of them. If it's an unfamiliar product, there is higher risk or assay costs that might not be associated with, say an Eberhard bar.

Beyond that, you don't know what the requirements will be when you do sell. Either through technology or regulation, at some point all transactions will likely be reportable and reported.

The transaction structure for metals is very robust for buying; they don't tell you that selling is, at best, a bit of a hassle.
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dealbuster9999Sep 21, 2023 07:32 PM
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Quote from SlySol :
Sounds like you may be calling pawn brokers or something. You should be able to find a place that pays spot or at least close to it for these silver rounds in most areas. Try calling coin / bullion dealers (the list below is a good place to start). I glanced at your posts and saw that it looks like you're in AZ, so called the first couple of places that showed up on the list there (happened to be in Phoneix). The first place said spot minus $2 and the second place said they buy at spot price for these. Assuming you're not in Phoenix, pull up the list for your area and call a few (but they often keep banker's hours, so might not catch them nights / weekends.)

https://www.jmbullion.com/local
thx for taking the time...Looked at JM bullion who is offering 17 bucks an oz for 90 percent coins. I think u put me on a path closer to spot...thanks again.

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dealbuster9999Sep 21, 2023 07:37 PM
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Quote from SlySol :
Sounds like you may be calling pawn brokers or something. You should be able to find a place that pays spot or at least close to it for these silver rounds in most areas. Try calling coin / bullion dealers (the list below is a good place to start). I glanced at your posts and saw that it looks like you're in AZ, so called the first couple of places that showed up on the list there (happened to be in Phoneix). The first place said spot minus $2 and the second place said they buy at spot price for these. Assuming you're not in Phoenix, pull up the list for your area and call a few (but they often keep banker's hours, so might not catch them nights / weekends.)

https://www.jmbullion.com/local
SlySolSounds like you may be calling pawn brokers or something. You should be able to find a place that pays spot or at least close to it for these silver rounds in most areas. Try calling coin / bullion dealers (the list below is a good place to start). I glanced at your posts and saw that it looks like you're in AZ, so called the first couple of places that showed up on the list there (happened to be in Phoneix). The first place said spot minus $2 and the second place said they buy at spot price for these. Assuming you're not in Phoenix, pull up the list for your area and call a few (but they often keep banker's hours, so might not catch them nights / weekends.)

https://www.jmbullion.com/local
thx for taking the time...Looked at JM bullion who is offering 17 bucks [jmbullion.com] an oz for 90 percent coins. I think u put me on a path closer to spot...thanks again.

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