I've heard speculations between $1000-2500+ and even upwards to $5000 per troy ounce. This was based off of many countries going back to the gold standard, including the US. This will add more bite to it, so I lean more towards the middle of this now.
Ive finally convinced my wife to let me buy silver for the kids savings accounts. But she'd prefer I don't buy bullion, to avoid capital gains max tax rate when it's eventually sold. Is there a trustworthy silver stock to buy? Redacted mentioned AGMR, but I wanted to ask around. Should I invest in a silver mining company or futures or what? Ty
My go to is SDBullion.com. Good range of products at lower than most other sites. It’s usually a toss up between price and choice. The sites with the biggest selection carry the higher prices and the lowest priced sites carry the lowest selection. SD is at the sweet spot for both in my opinion.
Edit: If selection is a higher priority then go to APMEX.
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I've heard speculations between $1000-2500+ and even upwards to $5000 per troy ounce. This was based off of many countries going back to the gold standard, including the US. This will add more bite to it, so I lean more towards the middle of this now.
Ive finally convinced my wife to let me buy silver for the kids savings accounts. But she'd prefer I don't buy bullion, to avoid capital gains max tax rate when it's eventually sold. Is there a trustworthy silver stock to buy? Redacted mentioned AGMR, but I wanted to ask around. Should I invest in a silver mining company or futures or what? Ty
My go to is SDBullion.com. Good range of products at lower than most other sites. It’s usually a toss up between price and choice. The sites with the biggest selection carry the higher prices and the lowest priced sites carry the lowest selection. SD is at the sweet spot for both in my opinion.
Edit: If selection is a higher priority then go to APMEX.
APMEX offers a CC that comes with a Welcome Bonus, 0% APR for a year, and gives the CC upcharge of 4% back towards future purchases.