When I say I'm adding, I'm still new at this. I added 1oz of gold and for silver I buy a pretty wide variety of sizes
Buying physical gold/silver
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Another week, another SD Bullion silver purchase 
Fyi apmex has a bullion card.
0% Apr on 1 yr purchases.
We are near the end of these prices folks.
I'm maxing it out.
1 oz Kruggards and more junk
0% Apr on 1 yr purchases.
We are near the end of these prices folks.
I'm maxing it out.
1 oz Kruggards and more junk
Are any of you guys buying silver eagles at these crazy markups? Or just going with other stuff. I just can't get behind 60% premiums
Not justifying the markup, but bullion strike eagles are on track for lowest mintage since like 2007.
I try to get the most ounces of usable silver for the fiat dollar. Right now that has me in kilos, 10oz's, and silver rounds (not sovereign coins).
That's sort of what I figured. I think I probably have around 400oz Ag, but only 20oz are ASE (that I bought back around 2010 before the premiums went way up). Just seems senseless to pay that level of premium.FAT SEXY said:
I'm probably pushing close to 2000ozt of Ag and only 7ozt of it is ASE's.
I need to slow down and do an inventory one of these days
Don't forget to buy some platinum too.
jagvocate said:
Another week, another SD Bullion silver purchase
Does SD Bullion send the bars in those sleeves or is that a side purchase? Thanks for any storage insight
It is sort of feeling right now like gold/silver are less inflationary hedges and more of collectibles/novelties. Huge inflation but collapsing price.
That's how they came from SD Bullion
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topher06 said:
It is sort of feeling right now like gold/silver are less inflationary hedges and more of collectibles/novelties. Huge inflation but collapsing price.
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topher06 said:
Are any of you guys buying silver eagles at these crazy markups? Or just going with other stuff. I just can't get behind 60% premiums
Silver eagles are just another one ounce coin that has some collectibility but not worth the price difference if wanting silver
Also when you get ready to sale the eagle coin you will have a hard time of getting spot unless it has been graded
I did not know I was a ASE buyer until i was cataloguing my coins for my kids I am not that happy that I wasted my money on ASE
Edit. Not to say that ASEs are not a pretty coin to have or hand down to kids just not my preference and this is my opinion that only applies to me and how I collect
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Also when you get ready to sale the eagle coin you will have a hard time of getting spot unless it has been graded
My LCS is probably paying close to $10 or $11 over spot price for ungraded ASE's. SD Bullion will pay $7 over spot for 2022's at this link:
https://sdbullion.com/sell
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I'd definitely pay over spot for ungraded ASEs
Have an unopened monster box of 2009 ASE'a…..does that matter to their value?
HarleySpoon said:
Have an unopened monster box of 2009 ASE'a…..does that matter to their value?
unopened monster box has a different value because most would grade ms69/70 and never handled by hands
So yes
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Also when you get ready to sale the eagle coin you will have a hard time of getting spot unless it has been graded
My LCS is probably paying close to $10 or $11 over spot price for ungraded ASE's. SD Bullion will pay $7 over spot for 2022's at this link:
https://sdbullion.com/sell
Wow. If my math is correct is that not 32 percent over silver value
I mean it is just a silver ounce stamped 2022 but I guess if people are buying more power to SD bullion
Here are a few of my ASEs.
And let me retract something the reason I do not like ASE is because they have such a wide range of prices and I dont have the books to decipher how much a coin should be worth
If you notice
Plain silver eagle ms 70
First strike ms 70 silver eagle
First strike type1 ms 70
Early release heradic eagle T-1
Just so much variety in how they are graded
And let me retract something the reason I do not like ASE is because they have such a wide range of prices and I dont have the books to decipher how much a coin should be worth
If you notice
Plain silver eagle ms 70
First strike ms 70 silver eagle
First strike type1 ms 70
Early release heradic eagle T-1
Just so much variety in how they are graded
Looks to me like there is almost no variety in how they're graded, they just all get MS70 slapped on them. Maybe I missed the sarcasm?maddiedou said:
Here are a few of my ASEs.
And let me retract something the reason I do not like ASE is because they have such a wide range of prices and I dont have the books to decipher how much a coin should be worth
If you notice
Plain silver eagle ms 70
First strike ms 70 silver eagle
First strike type1 ms 70
Early release heradic eagle T-1
Just so much variety in how they are graded
Then you have these and what is their value the one has a authenticated box and pamplet
The one also has a authenticated but in a plastic
And then the one thT say authenticated proof in a sealed plastic container (and the wording on that container
AUTHENTICATED PROOF IS A QVC crap that they put
On these containers to sale to un educated buyers )
If i was to send that coin in to be graded who knows what it would grade and plus I am out 25-40 bucks to have it graded
Just my two cents and yall all already have a good handle on what yall like and dislike
The one also has a authenticated but in a plastic
And then the one thT say authenticated proof in a sealed plastic container (and the wording on that container
AUTHENTICATED PROOF IS A QVC crap that they put
On these containers to sale to un educated buyers )
If i was to send that coin in to be graded who knows what it would grade and plus I am out 25-40 bucks to have it graded
Just my two cents and yall all already have a good handle on what yall like and dislike
topher06 said:Looks to me like there is almost no variety in how they're graded, they just all get MS70 slapped on them. Maybe I missed the sarcasm?maddiedou said:
Here are a few of my ASEs.
And let me retract something the reason I do not like ASE is because they have such a wide range of prices and I dont have the books to decipher how much a coin should be worth
If you notice
Plain silver eagle ms 70
First strike ms 70 silver eagle
First strike type1 ms 70
Early release heradic eagle T-1
Just so much variety in how they are graded
I dont know how to be sarcastic well I do but not on a forum
Look at the wording on each coin each one of those words have a value attached but again that is about all I know from what little bit I watch ASEs
The first strike carries a value
First strike. Type 1 carries another value
The ones in boxes have alittle bit more value than just a regular eagle
And I guess really it comes down to the buyer on what he is willing to pay
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I apologize as it may have been mentioned but what ungraded silver do you get. Bullion from the mints or just raw silver
I personally believe all ASEs that come from the mint will grade 68/69/70 but I truly have no clue how to get from the mint unless you buy graded already
As you seen above SDBullion will buy your ASE for 10 over and I had never thought about it but theirASE could be circulated (IMO)
As you seen above SDBullion will buy your ASE for 10 over and I had never thought about it but theirASE could be circulated (IMO)
To get straight from the mint you have to be an authorized dealer, and commit to buying something like 15,000 or so a year. Also, they've had the process for becoming an authorized dealer shut down since at least the beginning of COVID, allowing the current dealers to really start price gouging. I think most of the premium is just a racket based on the authorized dealer status, personally.maddiedou said:
I personally believe all ASEs that come from the mint will grade 68/69/70 but I truly have no clue how to get from the mint unless you buy graded already
As you seen above SDBullion will buy your ASE for 10 over and when you buy from them as I would also I would have thought they came straight from the mint
But that is my nativity of just assuming and not putting much thought into buying
EDIT: It is 25,000/year ASEs minimum
Yes I think like modern mint buys that allotment and sends to pcgs and only have to pay like 10-15 a coin to get graded instead of the 25-45 per coin
Also if you look at the littleton coins in the package that say uncirculated condition
Another gimmick in words it could be ms60-ms70 and I guarantee they had it priced at ms70 when somebody bought
Also if you look at the littleton coins in the package that say uncirculated condition
Another gimmick in words it could be ms60-ms70 and I guarantee they had it priced at ms70 when somebody bought
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Begun, the currency wars have.
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Don't forget to check your change for pre-1965 American silver … got this from a Thai restaurant today
I wish I would think about this when getting change and that is awesome
I didn't know quarters before 1965 were silver, thanks for the heads up (I will check the 40 or so quarters I have lying around the house).
Lightly pinch them on edge between thumb and finger and give it a little thumb with your nail. The silver ones have a different sound, it's lovely. I found one in a house I was remodeling.