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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;FTWrath, post: 1398547, member: 35765&quot;]I&#039;m investing in 100 Ounces and a vacation.</p><p>I received a Chase Sapphire Preferred App and was pre-approved.</p><p>They&#039;re running a special, spend 3K in first three months and receive 50,000 points, with travel bonuses it figures $675 in travel rewards redeemable through Marriot, British Airways, American Airlines, Etc. AWESOME!</p><p>Or just $500 cash.</p><p>I&#039;ve been wanting to invest in a large sum of silver with the price so low and just hold on to it for a while until a 25% - 50% return shows up and flip. With the benefit of $500 cash back or a $675 vacation added to the mix I&#039;m DEFINITELY buying now, just waiting for the card to show up.</p><p><br /></p><p>My dilemma... I love buying through Apmex, but haven&#039;t had a LARGE order yet.</p><p>I see they have a few different prices (ASE).</p><p>100 Coins (2012) Price $36.79 (Credit Card) or $3679 For 100</p><p>5 Mint Direct Tubes (20 Per Tube) Price $746.13 or $3730 for 100</p><p><br /></p><p>Then the older the coins get the more expensive they are too (2011, 2010, etc).</p><p><br /></p><p>What&#039;s up with that? Why would mint direct be more expensive then just buying by each, I&#039;d assume you&#039;d save money buying in tubes.</p><p>Also, why are some Mints higher priced?</p><p><br /></p><p>Either way if I just take the $500 cash back it figures at $32ish per coin, which is under spot.</p><p>Plus they have 300 retailers with up to 10 points per dollar spent so if they have a silver affiliate or even eBay that offers good point to dollar ratio I&#039;ll use that for even more points redeemable.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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