Marc Faber "You Don't Own Gold And You Are In Great Danger"

TMO ^ | 2-1-2013 | Goldcore

[6ppc]

I don’t call 99 cents per round for .223 a decent price.

[ExSoldier]

Hey, I got all my 5.56mm ammo about 15 years ago and what were prices then, especially for bulk buys? So I agree with you, but if you're in crunch mode right now and need the ammo, then those are better prices than many places.

[6ppc]

I bought some for about 45 cents per round the day after Sandy Hook and had bought some a couple of months before that for just a bit less, so I’d say 50 cents per round would be a decent price. I reload so I should be good for the moment.

[ExSoldier]

When I bought most of my ammo IIRC, I was paying something like 23 cents a round for 5.56mm and about 50 cents a round for 7.62x51 168gr BTHP Federal Gold Match. I think I was spending about 30 cents a round for cheaper grade .308 then in varying bullet weights. Around the same time I was also buying .30-06 and .30-.30 heavily too. Everything was cheaper then. Thank God I saw all of this coming in time.

[dennisw]

You are welcome. I had a bad experience with MONEX more than two decades ago. With APMEX I believe you can reserve your order with a credit card. This way you avoid paying the higher credit card price.

For example a 1000oz generic bag of 90% silver US coins is>>>>
$23,952.50 (cash via bank wire)
or
$24,671.08 (via credit card)
So cheapest way is to wire them the money or to lock in and commit to buy via credit card then you send them a check. You should ask them on this

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