Where I buy Airtites for my silver bullion / coins

It really depends. I dont have a good way to store it securely, AND be able to get to it, without some inconvenience. I generally leave a few pieces out, to have, look at, hold, etc. When I want something new, I pull a few different ounces out, and put the other ones away. Its why you will often see the same coins in my videos, those are the coins that I have left out.

How YOU can buy Silver or Gold bullion AT SPOT! A Cheap way to invest!

I thought I would share one of my 'Methods' to getting silver or gold at the lowest possible price. With Silver & Gold being down in price, more people are holding off selling to Local Coin Stores until the prices rise. I've found a way that makes you happy because you're gonna be able to buy silver or gold at spot! Also the person selling is happy because no "We Buy Gold" store or LCS will pay close to spot!

Silver Bullion: 100oz Bars! Will you be able to sell them @ $1000.00 oz?

In this video I explain the risk of owning or buying large weight silver bars. My primary focus in this video is on the 100oz bars. Although at owning anything over a 50oz bar could become a problem in which you may not have thought about. I HIGHLY recommend not purchasing any .999 Silver Bullion Bar over 10 oz each. You do not have to agree but, remember the risk factor.

Silver Bullion | Is Silver a Liquid Investment?

I have talked to people that don't want to buy silver because they don't feel that they can liquidate it when they need to. I personally feel that Silver is very liquid because it is a cash-like product.

Investing in Silver Bars

Throughout history gold and silver have represented wealth.  stacking silver is not an attempt to play the market.  It's a hedge against many risks associated with fiat currency.  If nothing else it will be gifted to my children decades down the road.  Paper money continues to lose it's value, even before the crash of the dollar. Saving in precious metals is very smart.

Buy Gold and Silver | Bars | Coins - ukBullionDirect

http://www.ukBullionDirect.com is the leading bullion dealer for small investors. You can buy investment grade Gold and Silver bars and coins delivered directly to your doorstep. We have a unique guarantee which ensures the authenticity of our metals and you can even set up a monthly standing order for automatic regular savings.

How To Buy Gold Coins

It really boils down to personal preference and weighing out all the pros and cons. You will get more gold with the buffalos, but you might get more growth with the numismatic (older) coins

Interested In Buying Gold - 1 Gram Bar Comparison

I got some 1 gram gold bars to share with you. I picked up an Apmex bar 0.7mm thick, Credit Suisse bar(Statue of Liberty) 0.55mm thick, and a Pamp Suisse bar 0.4mm thick.

Buy 1 oz Gold Bullion Coins & Products

Ken Edwards, Vice President of California Numismatic Investments (CNI), will go over various popular 1 oz Gold Bullion Coins & products.

Junk Silver Investing - Choosing the Coins that Sell at a Higher Profit

Let's take a look at the various scrap silver choices in U.S. coins. I talk about the least expensive pieces to get and how it will better compliment your other silver/gold bullion. Thanks for watching! For more coin related news, tips and amazing circulation finds,

Where And How To Buy Gold & Silver Certified Coins

A few tips on how and where to buy certified as well as un-graded bullion coins.
I also answer a question from one of my other videos .. Included below are the U.S. Mint & the Royal Canadian Mint web address

Why I Buy Junk Silver

 

You can get cheap Sterling or 925 on Ebay in the vintage rings. The people buying silver dimes, quarters, half dollars etc are just stupid.  Go to any 10 of those auctions and do the math. These retards are bidding on average $30 over for every $70 worth of silver and you can't legally melt coins now. Idiots.  Seriously go look at the auctions.  You have ripoff artists out there posting 1/2 pound, 2 Pound lots silver coins and then when you get down in the description it has 140 silver nickels which are only  35% silver. Still worth money but they make up the bulk of the weight. Just go to coinflation dot com and check out the current melt price of these coins, add them up, and you will see idiots paying stupid amounts for this crap.  Silver would have to go up 25%, 35%, even in some cases of extreme stupid 40% or higher for them to just break even on initial cost and postage.  If you do the calculation of Current price for 1 TROY OUNCE not AMERICAN OUNCE divided by 31.1 grams will give you your gram price then you multiply by silver content of what you are buying.  Coins 90%  sterling 92.5%, Dutch sterling 84%, etc and that gives  you the value per gram of whatever medium you are buying. While I am typing this I will go to Ebay and randomly pick a silver coin sale with bids.

Here is what I found in the first 4 auctions with bids.

1/2 oz (american)  12.25 - auction had time left
6 oz (american) 130.92
4 oz (american)    85.68
4 quarters   16.85

What each was worth as of today - 02/04/2014?

Just by weight alone.  MONEX says 19.56 for TROY OUNCE or 31.1 grams. American Ounce is 28.3g or   28.3 / 31.1  = roughly 91% of a troy ounce which means an american ounce is worth roughly $17.80.  Now plug that into the auctions.  Remember these coins are only 90% silver so lets reduce that down across the board. So 17.80 x 90% = $16 an ounce.

Here are those numbers.
1/2 oz worth $8  paid $12.25  over 50% too much
6 oz worth $96 paid 130.92  over 35% too much
4 oz worth $64  paid 85.68  over 32% too much
4 quarters on coinflation dot com worth $3.53 auction had an hour to go will probably  go up another $10 but just at this moment $13.12 they paid $16.85  over 28% too much.

That is how high silver will have to go for these people to just break even. Then how will they sell it? What will it cost to ship? etc.

Stupid people.

I put them on my watch list and will write a follow up in a few hours how it turned out. In the meantime I am going to go bye stamped sterling rings and other marked items at or below the price of silver.

Junk Silver Investing - Choosing the Coins that Sell at a Higher Profit

Let's take a look at the various scrap silver choices in U.S. coins. I talk about the least expensive pieces to get and how it will better compliment your other silver/gold bullion. Thanks for watching! For more coin related news, tips and amazing circulation finds,