It’s a START. He explains that 50 won’t stack in the tubes, but stacks of 20 will. iIt’s equivalent to $1000 but holds it value over time and it’s achievable. When you achieve this, it’s hard to not stack your next goal - say 100 ounces. 😀Another tip is that if you need to cash it in, it’s there. And can I say too, it’s much, much harder to cash in 40 ounces than just burn thru that same amount in cash. You have to look at that hard earned silver, work out how much you can cash in, physically get in a car, go to a bullion dealer and hand over that silver. We have done this and while we used it to add an extension, it’s hard. You work hard to amass this, apart from your regular income and cashing it in is hard, even for the ‘right’ thing to do and in our case, we wanted to do our Reno without debt.

To recover this silver, my listings on eBay will increase to buy back what we used. This is how we accumulate. Another tip. If you go to Goodwill and purchase used books, say 10 per week for $10-15 in total, so each book costs around $1.50. Many booksellers offer free postage, but that will depend upon you. Do the comps using the eBay app to see what your book/s are selling for, not what people want for the books. I find heath cookbooks, diets, cooking for diabetics, Heart health, Keto, etc. are selling well at the moment. (New years resolution and all that). If you sell say 3 of those books for around $20.00ea + buyer pays postage, then eBays fees, you could make around $50 profit for those 3 books. That’s 2 oz of silver!

It’s a START. He explains that 50 won’t stack in the tubes, but stacks of 20 will. iIt’s equivalent to $1000 but holds it value over time and it’s achievable. When you achieve this, it’s hard to not stack your next goal - say 100 ounces. 😀Another tip is that if you need to cash it in, it’s there. And can I say too, it’s much, much harder to cash in 40 ounces than just burn thru that same amount in cash. You have to look at that hard earned silver, work out how much you can cash in, physically get in a car, go to a bullion dealer and hand over that silver. We have done this and while we used it to add an extension, it’s hard. You work hard to amass this, apart from your regular income and cashing it in is hard, even for the ‘right’ thing to do and in our case, we wanted to do our Reno without debt.

To recover this silver, my listings on eBay will increase to buy back what we used. This is how we accumulate. Another tip. If you go to Goodwill and purchase used books, say 10 per week for $10-15 in total, so each book costs around $1.50. Many booksellers offer free postage, but that will depend upon you. Do the comps using the eBay app to see what your book/s are selling for, not what people want for the books. I find heath cookbooks, diets, cooking for diabetics, liver cleansing etc. are selling well at the moment. (New years resolution and all that). If you sell say 3 of those books for around $20.00ea + buyer pays postage, then eBays fees, you could make around $50 profit for those 3 books. That’s 2 oz of silver!