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I'm not feeling it right now. IDK we will see what happens. Maybe I will jump back in. The market is overvalued, but with no where else to put cash it will probably continue that way.

I have been remembering the #1 rule of investing "don't lose money". I took a lot of profits this week.

Where is everyone at, what are you feeling?

I'm thinking just trade bitcoin swings at this point.

I'm not feeling it right now. IDK we will see what happens. Maybe I will jump back in. The market is overvalued, but with no where else to put cash it will probably continue that way. I have been remembering the #1 rule of investing "don't lose money". I took a lot of profits this week. Where is everyone at, what are you feeling? I'm thinking just trade bitcoin swings at this point.

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" I would buy physical but I only do that when I have enough money to make the shipping worth it."

Local coin store. But, premiums! Buy rounds or ask if there is a bargain bin for junk/constitutional silver. But it's so far away! Mine too. Still totally worth it when you're looking for something in particular or when it's a smaller $$$, no shipping costs. Im waiting on purchasing, I want to see the spot prices come back down.

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Oh yeah I always forget about them! They are really close, odd opening hours though. I like buying "junk" silver from them. I got stuff from there like a JFK half dollar, a 925 batman broach and a really cool natural pearl pendant shaped like grapes (with what appears to be couple of CZ or plastic stones) which is worth a lot more than I paid as they don't include stones/designs in the prices.

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Good stuff. I was just passing the info along, cuz a lot of people go straight to the net for bullion. Btw, the .925 or 92.5% is sterling silver. Sterling silver is often overlooked by and collectors in stackers. It has a higher purity than constitutional silver which is at 90%. While I have seen Sterling rounds out there, I don't go out of my way for them. It often comes in sizes and weights that are untradable. Just passing it along.

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It's a good reminder I need. The mint coins are shiny and new and neat and pure but 925 isn't bad, I just can't bring myself to buy it for silver content only, it has to be a nice looking pendant or something but they almost always need a good clean.