Found some pirate silver
http://www.providentmetals.com/pirate-1-oz-poured-silver-round-mk-barz.html
http://www.coinflation.com/
I have a bit, but "overpaid" for most of it. There's a coin dealer in Conyers that sells junk silver for melt value, and there's no tax since its currency. He was also reasonable on eagles.
BPM has some good deals on eBay you are right, good luck getting any of eBay's "perks" to work (eBay bucks, coupons, etc). They seem to never work as advertised with me, I end up on the phone talking to "Sam" from "Indiana" for an hour trying to get my $25 back.Yall should check ebay also
Sometimes they have a good daily deal
Bay precious metals on there is running 10 britannias for 168 delivered. Paid with debit card, cheaper than paper check from jm or provident!
i always buy based on % of income so long as it is under my limit.It's probably not a terrible time to buy right now.
Technical charts are showing it has a bit of strength, and we're near 10 year lows. It'd be really tough to overbuy right now, especially if you're in it for the long haul.i always buy based on % of income so long as it is under my limit.
trueTechnical charts are showing it has a bit of strength, and we're near 10 year lows. It'd be really tough to overbuy right now, especially if you're in it for the long haul.
property is taxed and reportedMetals provide small returns compared to other investments.
When time is factored in, it's ok but not great.
Property still does much better if you know what you're doing.
That's called buying.property is taxed and reported
but land is a better investment to flip, but im no silver investor
im a silver stacker
i dont buy with the intention of having a huge return; its a form of estate building for me and a way to hedge my wealth.
im not buying silver, i am swapping dollars for it
Most people use metals as a hedge.Metals provide small returns compared to other investments.
When time is factored in, it's ok but not great.
Property still does much better if you know what you're doing.