How much are you willing to pay per oz over spot for silver?

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He is Mrs. Gruber's boy, duh...

 

I wonder if there is a point "where enough is enough"...it certainly does not seem to apply to what is going on generally in the USA. I never dreamed we would all see what we are seeing in this nation and the seeming acceptance of one dastardly deed after another. Like if we ignore it all these things will simply pass away like hoola-hoops and yo-yo's. Am I alone in these thoughts??

 

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let 's just say in general then (in place of the P-word.)

 

all done, I forget myself.

 

So, to answer your question from my perspective, you're not alone, and I agree, enough is enough.

 

I do hope I am not.

 

Very Nice!!! Where did you get them?

 

When you get to the “retired” period of life you might think differently.

 

I bought the Elemetal Privateer series, mostly for the artwork and paid a premium. Different premium on each piece and had put of my mind till now. Looking back, around 5-6% and generally below the average selling price of the coins at that time. Have some bars but not that much.

 

I pay as little as possible. An ounce of silver is only worth spot pricing.

 

All over the place.

I turn over rocks, visit fleaBay, hit the fer sail listings on a couple coin sites, even buy a few from the Dan the Man himself.

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I bought a few of them.
https://www.jmbullion.com/search/?q...EuWYAAEYuMlhk9SXBwZTfMYDGZD1ArNRoC_GkQAvD_BwE

 

Well it also depends on demand & collectibility.

For example a 1995-W American Silver Eagle is just an ounce of silver but you will never ever find it at spot price.

 

I doubt that I am retired.

 

Didn't one of his descendants find fame in McHales navy?

 

You're not alone. Australia is beset with similar problems.

 

Is Australia printing massive amounts of money too?

Here in the US things are getting ridiculous with the mass money printing.

On the plus side the Perth Mint does sell some of the most amazing bullion. They are always the heaviest bullion coins.

Like all of my silver Kangaroos weigh more than even my heaviest American Silver Eagles and Canadian Maple Leafs.

 

A seller has verbally accepted my offer of $215 for a raw V75 ASE, which is $30 more than I paid for one last year.
I ‘need’ 2 for my heirs…or in case I decide to sell one, someday, lol.