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O.k. all of you stackers out there, where is a respectable Mint in America that doesn't charge an arm and a leg and that has some bullion in stock that they will ship. My "friend" (actually my Dad) was on the phone today with one of the Fox advertisers and they were proud to sell him bullion for $36/oz and (checks internet)... Dad, slv spot is around $25 atm. That's one heck of a markup / boomer savings remover.

So guys, here's the question:

Which mint has verifiable silver bullion, has it for a decent price and will ship to an address in the U.S.

Extra question: what are the most common pitfalls when buying silver online.

O.k. all of you stackers out there, where is a respectable Mint in America that doesn't charge an arm and a leg and that has some bullion in stock that they will ship. My "friend" (actually my Dad) was on the phone today with one of the Fox advertisers and they were proud to sell him bullion for $36/oz and (checks internet)... Dad, slv spot is around $25 atm. That's one heck of a markup / boomer savings remover. So guys, here's the question: Which mint has verifiable silver bullion, has it for a decent price and will ship to an address in the U.S. Extra question: what are the most common pitfalls when buying silver online.

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I don't think putting wealth into bars of metal is ever going to be that useful, besides, it might get confiscated violently in the coming years... I personally think getting out of debt and turning cash into useful durable goods and land is a better plan...

That being said, I've lost quite a bit of weight since I got married so I now have several plain gold wedding bands in assorted sizes... If things get really bad I think it will be much more useful/practical to go down to whatever swap meet dystopia market pops up with one of those rings looking devastated that I need to trade it for food/medical supplies than it would be to try to safely cash in a bar or coin that I obviously bought as a way to store wealth BEFORE everything truly hit the fan, you know?

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It's for my Dad, who is rather old and wouldn't do well in a Mad Max scenario, he just afraid that the dollar will tank and what little retirement money he has will tank with it.