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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;omahaorange, post: 1751838, member: 28199&quot;]Keep in mind the &quot;spot price&quot; of silver is not the set pricing.&nbsp; The margins for profits on buying and selling are not set in stone either.&nbsp; The spot price sets the base line for pricing, but you can price your stuff at any level you want.&nbsp; Profit is determined by how I paid to buy the stuff versus how much I sell it for.&nbsp; The lower I buy, and the higher I sell, the more money I make.&nbsp; Like I said, there is no law governing the &quot;margins&quot; (which I assume you mean as the level below spot you&#039;re being offered).&nbsp; I seriously doubt a dealer treated you like an idiot unless you tried to argue spot pricing (which you apparently don&#039;t fully understand) with him and asked for an unacceptable amount.&nbsp; Keep&nbsp; in mind that if you paid $40 for an ounce of silver, and the spot price is now $20, you <b>will lose money</b> on the sale.&nbsp; Any argument to the contrary will make you look like the proverbial idiot.&nbsp; Especially if you are only selling a couple ounces.&nbsp; Remember, volume is what generates the most revenue.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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