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what sites have you used for buying:

  1. silver coins (like the pre-1965 quarters or half dollars)
  2. silver rounds (like the walking liberty, morgan silver round)
  3. other types of silver (bars, whatever)

just looking for reputable places that aren't scams.

thanks!

what sites have you used for buying: 1. silver coins (like the pre-1965 quarters or half dollars) 2. silver rounds (like the walking liberty, morgan silver round) 3. other types of silver (bars, whatever) just looking for reputable places that aren't scams. thanks!

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The best way is to create an account with a reputable spot exchange, e.g. Gemini or Coinbase Pro. This involves going through KYC/AML (submitting your ID, SSN, mugshots, etc) and the more diligently you supply these documents the better chance you have of getting approved without an extended wait. I would start immediately, then once the ball is rolling you can decide if you want to accept the invasion of privacy/make an investment.

The biggest risk is being left out.

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There are also physical Bitcoin ATMs with high (like 11%) fees, which are a last resort but better than not owning Bitcoin.

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