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99.99% Pure Silver
Item is Non-Refundable
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1 troy ounce of 99.99% pure silver
Bullion DNA™ Anti-Counterfeiting Technology, exclusive to the Royal Canadian Mint
Brilliant uncirculated finish
Packaged in a specially labeled tube holding 25 Coins per tube
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Due to the spreads I'm in the camp with others that if you're investing go paper/ETF (unless very long-term). If the paper/ETF system implodes then I'd rather have invested in ammunition and other prepper goods.
Good & silver are up because, I believe Costco is selling it. But they are not buying it
I like that they say 'no refunds '
The time to buy is when no one wants it
Good & silver are up because, I believe Costco is selling it. But they are not buying it
I like that they say 'no refunds '
The time to buy is when no one wants it
To your second point, completely wrong. Costco selling gold/silver has no impact on the global spot price. Costco has to buy it to be able to sell it.
Of course it says no refunds, why would they allow refunds?
There's never been a time in human history where no one wanted gold/silver.
While I hope you are right as someone that has yet to dip their toes into silver, I don't think that is accurate.
There's never been a time in human history where no one wanted gold/silver.
But stock brokers and Dave Ramsey aside, you have to wonder why does every central bank in the world (except maybe Canada) continuously buy and hold hundreds and thousands of pounds of physical gold, yet they push for us to have faith in and store our wealth in their paper currency.
If physical gold is useless "shiny boomer rocks", then why do all the central banks who are more powerful than any single country or president or ruler, want physical gold so much? They must know something that they don't want us to know!
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But stock brokers and Dave Ramsey aside, you have to wonder why does every central bank in the world (except maybe Canada) continuously buy and hold hundreds and thousands of pounds of physical gold, yet they push for us to have faith in and store our wealth in their paper currency.
If physical gold is useless "shiny boomer rocks", then why do all the central banks who are more powerful than any single country or president or ruler, want physical gold so much? They must know something that they don't want us to know!
While I hope you are right as someone that has yet to dip their toes into silver, I don't think that is accurate.
I'm in the camp this time will be different, and we might only see $2200 and $26.