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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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.
Ah, I didn't even realize there were 90% coins out there. Yeah, I doubt anywhere would be close to spot for something like that unless there's numismatic value to it. Otherwise, it's more like jewelry which will probably just go as melt. But the actual .999 silver rounds like these should go for spot.
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At least spot premiums are starting to decline. You can find stuff for $1 over spot now instead of the $3 it was for awhile.
If the central banks allow some deflation instead of pumping with QE at the first sign of weakness we could see a nice buying opportunity for assets. I don't have much faith in them though. They seem to be in "debt monetization" or "bailout everything" central bank policy... quite frankly I'm surprised they bothered to raise rates to try to stop inflation at all.
On the plus side, I expect uses for the metal to continue to increase and mine capacity might have plateaued, so maybe we'll finally start to see supply pressures.
Good dealer, I use them a lot. Also a great deal, just find some rounds on sale to get up to $200 and shipping is free and your cost over spot will still be low.
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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.
Why you have to talk down on it? If you don't like it, move along..SMH
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…
Monument metals is legit. Only thing is anytime people are selling at spot with no premium, this usually means a DUMP is incoming. Silver dealers are pretty wise, especially the bigger ones.
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.
You buy to preserve your buying power while the govt IOUs lose value. Welcome to economics 101 chief
You buy to preserve your buying power while the govt IOUs lose value. Welcome to economics 101 chief
Yeah? And how many are you buying? What level of "buying power" are you preserving, chief? Because short of, what, $500k-$1M in silver then you're just talking out of your ... and you're not preserving anything. That's Econ 101.
Monument metals is legit. Only thing is anytime people are selling at spot with no premium, this usually means a DUMP is incoming. Silver dealers are pretty wise, especially the bigger ones.
You don't think it's just to draw new customers? That's what it seems like to me.
You can't eat, burn, build things with, or do anything really useful with these. its not a mystery.
Sorry, I don't log into this site all that often as I normally just scan deals and move on. I don't see how this is relevant, inflation affects all thing. Why would inflation not affect one specific metal, but affected many others? They do use silver for building things, jewelry, and it has industrial applications for all kinds of tech like cell phones. Although most "silverware" in now stainless steel, silver still has some medicinal properties.
I'm not a bug, I don't own any other metals. I primarily own stocks. I don't invest in silver companies or futures. I would say my physical ownership is more of a hobby than a true investment. I own eagles, maples, some british and african coins and a lot of different bars. I look at them periodically.
To each his own. I just felt as though you gave it too much of a broad brushstroke. You can't eat, burn, build things with, or do anything really useful with most art, but it has inflated too.
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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.
I do not disagree with your assessment. I own maples too, but in my geographic area if I want to dump silver, eagles are the go to piece. They are both 1 ounce of silver, that is all they will ever be. The difference between .999 and .9999 is meaningless to me. I don't follow it daily, but between apmex, jm bullion and others, there is about a 2-3 dollar difference most days without a sale.
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If the central banks allow some deflation instead of pumping with QE at the first sign of weakness we could see a nice buying opportunity for assets. I don't have much faith in them though. They seem to be in "debt monetization" or "bailout everything" central bank policy... quite frankly I'm surprised they bothered to raise rates to try to stop inflation at all.
On the plus side, I expect uses for the metal to continue to increase and mine capacity might have plateaued, so maybe we'll finally start to see supply pressures.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/c...023-04-19/
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plan on purchasing other foolish investments such as safes and bullets.
I'm not a bug, I don't own any other metals. I primarily own stocks. I don't invest in silver companies or futures. I would say my physical ownership is more of a hobby than a true investment. I own eagles, maples, some british and african coins and a lot of different bars. I look at them periodically.
To each his own. I just felt as though you gave it too much of a broad brushstroke. You can't eat, burn, build things with, or do anything really useful with most art, but it has inflated too.
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