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expiredDeltabasangler posted Jan 15, 2025 02:02 AM
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Costco - 2024 1 oz PAMP American Buffalo Silver Round, 20-count $599.99

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2024 1 oz PAMP American Buffalo Silver Round, 20-count
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2024 1 oz PAMP American Buffalo Silver Round, 20-count
Item 1814001
4.8 out of 5 stars, average rating value. Read 578 Reviews. Same page link.4.8

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Thanks for posting OP!
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thumper300zxJan 15, 2025 06:55 AM
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About the cost of silver right now. They look cool.
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ShrewdSnow2948Jan 15, 2025 07:19 AM
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This is an awesome deal - 2% cash back with credit card. This is literally the current spot price (29.87bid 29.98 ask); so with cash back - it is cheaper than spot price of silver (not rounds/coin).

Buffalo rounds at Kitco are at $33.94 (for 20+ rounds) right now. (Not sure if they charge shipping - shipping was free at Costco).

To avoid paying tax in CA - order more than $2000 worth (i.e, 4 packs).

UPDATE: Now (about 11.46am Eastern) spot price is $30.44 - so this is below spot. I hope it ships.

BTW - spreads on these are crazy (about $3 to $4 if you try to sell back to Kitco etc.) If you ever need to sell - best to sell private where they are happy even with $1 over spot (Selling to Kitco is $1 BELOW spot and buying seems to be $3+ over spot).
Last edited by ShrewdSnow2948 January 15, 2025 at 08:48 AM.
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KLondike5-1212Jan 15, 2025 07:55 AM
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These are not coins, they are rounds. Only value is in the melt.
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oregonwinoJan 15, 2025 11:42 AM
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Quote from KLondike5-1212 :
These are not coins, they are rounds. Only value is in the melt.
spot or better for sure
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Quote from Leader2light :
I never understood why people buy this crap...

You can put your money in tips bonds and be earning inflation guaranteed interest....

If you're worried about a complete and utter financial collapse you're going to have more things to concern you than your silver and gold amount.

now I fully admit if you want this stuff this is probably about as good a deal as you're going to get..
I'm not a prepper but I believe their mentality is that when SHTF it'll be easier to barter precious metals than using fiat or even crypto currency.

Others look at diversity in their investments and consider precious metals just another hedge against inflation. I mean, I was considering gold at $1800/oz and didn't pull the trigger and look at its value today. Even with fees if I sold I'd have made a nice profit.
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Leader2lightJan 15, 2025 12:24 PM
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Quote from Abused.Return.Policy :
I'm not a prepper but I believe their mentality is that when SHTF it'll be easier to barter precious metals than using fiat or even crypto currency.

Others look at diversity in their investments and consider precious metals just another hedge against inflation. I mean, I was considering gold at $1800/oz and didn't pull the trigger and look at its value today. Even with fees if I sold I'd have made a nice profit.
I actually am somewhat of a prepper with a couple years of food and other basic supplies laid in.

Stocks have gone up even more in that same time. You could have just bought an index fund.

Like I said in my original post I really don't think in a collapse scenario heavy metals are going to do you much good unless maybe 100 years after that when society rebuilds. A true collapse scenario the first few decades are just going to be chaos.

I can see it being cool to own some heavy metals. who wouldn't want to have a chest full of gold or silver?

but I wouldn't do so unless you already had significant investments that earn yearly income... as well as all the other prepper supplies you actually will use that are laid in
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Good option for Aldi carts!
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Quote from a.marcio :
Good option for Aldi carts!
Imagine someone trying to hand you their quarter to just take the cart off your hands and then have to tell them "This is worth more than .25. 😆
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VictorV2899Jan 15, 2025 01:21 PM
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Quote from Leader2light :
I actually am somewhat of a prepper with a couple years of food and other basic supplies laid in.

Stocks have gone up even more in that same time. You could have just bought an index fund.

Like I said in my original post I really don't think in a collapse scenario heavy metals are going to do you much good unless maybe 100 years after that when society rebuilds. A true collapse scenario the first few decades are just going to be chaos.

I can see it being cool to own some heavy metals. who wouldn't want to have a chest full of gold or silver?

but I wouldn't do so unless you already had significant investments that earn yearly income... as well as all the other prepper supplies you actually will use that are laid in
Heavily invest in brass and lead
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bvbootykingJan 15, 2025 01:29 PM
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Quote from Leader2light :
I never understood why people buy this crap...

You can put your money in tips bonds and be earning inflation guaranteed interest....

If you're worried about a complete and utter financial collapse you're going to have more things to concern you than your silver and gold amount.

now I fully admit if you want this stuff this is probably about as good a deal as you're going to get..
The irony of tips bonds. Sold to you and backed by the same government that creates the inflation by overspending. The rate of return is less than the rate of inflation. Not a fixed rate makes them yealed less than a current savings account, plus your money's tied up for a minimum of 2 years
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Leader2lightJan 15, 2025 01:37 PM
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Quote from bvbootyking :
The irony of tips bonds. Sold to you and backed by the same government that creates the inflation by overspending. The rate of return is less than the rate of inflation. Not a fixed rate makes them yealed less than a current savings account, plus your money's tied up for a minimum of 2 years
I believe you're thinking of I bonds versus a tips bond. Granted I'm not invested in either and I'm not a bond expert.

Having said that I believe a tips right now is paying 2.3% real return after inflation accounting. Granted if you believe the inflation rate is fake, which I do, it's not paying what it should. Regardless there are marketable security should be able to sell them at any time unlike the I bond
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techdesai2Jan 15, 2025 01:48 PM
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Quote from Leader2light :
I actually am somewhat of a prepper with a couple years of food and other basic supplies laid in.

Stocks have gone up even more in that same time. You could have just bought an index fund.

Like I said in my original post I really don't think in a collapse scenario heavy metals are going to do you much good unless maybe 100 years after that when society rebuilds. A true collapse scenario the first few decades are just going to be chaos.

I can see it being cool to own some heavy metals. who wouldn't want to have a chest full of gold or silver?

but I wouldn't do so unless you already had significant investments that earn yearly income... as well as all the other prepper supplies you actually will use that are laid in
Not a true collapse. But what about in between a scenario where inflation drastically devalues the $?

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Leader2lightJan 15, 2025 01:51 PM
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Quote from techdesai2 :
Not a true collapse. But what about in between a scenario where inflation drastically devalues the $?
Inflation adjusted bonds would pay out significantly in that situation. As would any number of company stocks that can simply pass on inflation to consumers as they sell essential products or services.

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