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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;theSharpGun, post: 1819995, member: 39683&quot;]If you want silver for silver buy generic silver ounces or bars (ie. Golden State Mint rounds or JM&#039;s). Silver Eagles command high premiums because everyone wants them and they are easy to sell. From what I&#039;ve heard it&#039;s pretty rare for someone to buy ASE&#039;s for spot, even for dealers. And honestly when silver goes down, most dealers lose out which is why the premiums are so high. After all, if a dealer bought silver when it was $26 way back when, and then sold them for spot, his business would be screwed (especially if he bought those eagles originally over spot). Even at a $6 premium a dealer would lose out on the labor costs for getting the rolls of silver in. That&#039;s why many places don&#039;t even bother with bullion. It&#039;s a tricky business. That&#039;s why I think it&#039;s better to diversify and keep bullion for long-term investments only.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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