I've used SD Bullion, JM Bullion, APMEX, Gainesville Coins, Golden Eagle Coins, Money Metals Exchange, Golden State Mint without any issue. All have a free shipping threshold of $200 ($100 for Golden Eagle) but when there was a big spike in demand last spring some of the minimums jumped like APMEX wouldn't fulfill an order under $300 for a couple weeks. I prefer to go to my local shop as it's very good but a few times they got so wiped out there wasn't much to buy plus most of the online stores also take crypto so I cashed out my Bitcoin profits for silver.
The premium for silver these past couple years is ridiculous. I'll usually pay around $2/eagle over spot; now they're getting $10. I haven't made my 2021 or 22 purchases because of this. That's a big hill to climb if you ever want to exchange it.
I didnt pay that much but when i am anticipating economic & currency collapse and the value of gold & silver going up drastically, i find it a great way to unload worthless dollars for precious metals. I think ill come out ahead.
But when SHTF does it matter if it’s a silver “eagle” or one of the “on sale” coins/bars going for $26/oz including spot?(jmbullion fan here) I don’t get why people pay more for eagles or any higher priced silver than the cheapest .999 pure silver. No one will say “ohhhhhh that’s an Eagle here’s more” right? I stack least expensive. I know it’s not Q, although maybe with Gold and the Fed, but this could use sticky we have smart anons here. This is part of the great awakening.
That just shows how suppressed it really is, the premium reflects demand and shows the real price that they try to hide with spot like how they try to hide the true rate of inflation.
that mark-up that they call premium actually reflects the true price of silver. You do know that the spot is manipulated don't you? The bigger the premium, the larger the deception. Anyway you should at least pay for the minting, as insurance.
All the major dealers are good sd bullion, apmex jm bullion and your local coin/bullion shop
Me too. I can vouch for jm bullion
I've used SD Bullion, JM Bullion, APMEX, Gainesville Coins, Golden Eagle Coins, Money Metals Exchange, Golden State Mint without any issue. All have a free shipping threshold of $200 ($100 for Golden Eagle) but when there was a big spike in demand last spring some of the minimums jumped like APMEX wouldn't fulfill an order under $300 for a couple weeks. I prefer to go to my local shop as it's very good but a few times they got so wiped out there wasn't much to buy plus most of the online stores also take crypto so I cashed out my Bitcoin profits for silver.
The premium for silver these past couple years is ridiculous. I'll usually pay around $2/eagle over spot; now they're getting $10. I haven't made my 2021 or 22 purchases because of this. That's a big hill to climb if you ever want to exchange it.
I didnt pay that much but when i am anticipating economic & currency collapse and the value of gold & silver going up drastically, i find it a great way to unload worthless dollars for precious metals. I think ill come out ahead.
But when SHTF does it matter if it’s a silver “eagle” or one of the “on sale” coins/bars going for $26/oz including spot?(jmbullion fan here) I don’t get why people pay more for eagles or any higher priced silver than the cheapest .999 pure silver. No one will say “ohhhhhh that’s an Eagle here’s more” right? I stack least expensive. I know it’s not Q, although maybe with Gold and the Fed, but this could use sticky we have smart anons here. This is part of the great awakening.
That just shows how suppressed it really is, the premium reflects demand and shows the real price that they try to hide with spot like how they try to hide the true rate of inflation.
Ys the Eagle premium is high. I've been getting nice new shiny silver rounds instead.
that mark-up that they call premium actually reflects the true price of silver. You do know that the spot is manipulated don't you? The bigger the premium, the larger the deception. Anyway you should at least pay for the minting, as insurance.