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

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They’ll have trouble carrying this away .

Especially since it’s loaded with heavy precious metals.

 

I have a 1200 pound gun safe filled with everything under the sun, has 26 rifles
an 18 pistols in it and ammo for everything and all my gold, silver and platinum
so make that about 2,000 pounds if you can lift it, its, yours..LOL

 

15% or less (over spot) for ordinary mint coins or bars of silver or gold.Say a plain old random date ASE or AGE.

However I also collect silver coins that I just like for enjoyment - so special editions, specific themes that I find of personal interest, numismatics, limited mintage's - well then the sky it the limit - but only occasionally.

 

Nice can I get that offer in writing?
I have a friend in the crane business.
I could use another strong box.

 

You have to pick it up with your hands I will allow a second person, maybe a firemans carry would get it done but i doubt it, did I also mention its got 8 7/8
inch bolts embedded in concrete, sorry I lest that detail out...LOL

 

It finally came!!!!!!,my other one was way way to small.

 

We've got one of those Champion safes in town at sprague's sports shop.
That particular trailer model...I hear all have the same combination to open.

 

Details man we gots to know the details.
You might want to move that engine hoist, sazalll and sprinkler pipe to the other side of the garage

 

I did a drive by spragues and their big yellow box looks like a superior branded version.
Looking at the website it looks to be also made by Champion.
This version has exposed hinges.

 

I just researched this today and my local/online sources, for my previous targeted preferred products, were charging $5-6 over spot. That is lower a bit than recent but still up to 2x premiums when I first started silver stacking OVER a decade ago. There is cut-throat pricing online between dealers so it's worth your time juggling between a basket of dealers to see who is bargaining at the moment. I decided to take a "pause" in February '21 when premiums were increasing and sold ALL my silver (624 ounces...40 lbs) accumulated since 2013. That $19K+ went toward buying gold instead at this time. After that attempted Wall Street amateur coup on silver I really wonder if silver prices will drop to previous levels again. If prices significantly drop, indicate a new floor or show upwards movement I'll always buy-in again for silver exposure as well as "convert big piles of silver into small piles of gold".