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To: Beelzebubba

How does investment silver come, in bars or coins or what?


3 posted on 07/13/2011 6:35:41 AM PDT by Ditter
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To: Ditter

You can get silver in most any form. I prefer so-called junk silver coins.

For an idea of prices of all sorts, see here (and remember there is postage and insurance if you order on line):

http://www.apmex.com/


4 posted on 07/13/2011 6:39:37 AM PDT by dynachrome ("Our forefathers didn't bury their guns. They buried those that tried to take them.")
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To: Ditter

Bars, or legal tender new coins are popular. Mine is mostly in pre-1964 quarters and dimes. The melt value of a pre-64 dime is $2.62 and a pre-64 quarter $6.54.


6 posted on 07/13/2011 6:47:41 AM PDT by CholeraJoe (Don't Panic and always bring a towel.)
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To: Ditter

How does investment silver come, in bars or coins or what?


A agree on “junk” (pre-1965 US) silver coins.

http://www.gainesvillecoins.com/category/293/Gold.aspx
May be the best prices. $27.50 per $1 face value, which is about as good as you’ll find for an easy credit card order from a trustworthy merchant.

I’m not affiliated.

If you have $15k to spend, look at tulving.com.


8 posted on 07/13/2011 6:55:51 AM PDT by Atlas Sneezed (Government borrowing is Taxation without Representation)
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