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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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Im not debating this as its all very good points however hoarding bars of silver is still a retarded idea. Go and try to store 10k$ worth of silver and get back to me.

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Done. It really isn't bad to store 500 Oz of silver.

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So I did the math (1kg silver bar is 4.35 in long, 1.89 in wide. .98 in deep) and to store 10 kg of silver (slightly less than $10,000) you would need a space 12.99 in long, 3.78 in wide and 1.96 in deep. That would also leave space to put 2 more kg in there, btw.

Really not all that much space at all when you come to think about it.

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Lets say I have 200k worth of gold that i could carry around all day long if need be. How many forklifta do I need to buy to carry that much silver around?

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Silver that you can buy is (atm) $1000 kg so in total $200,000 in silver would be 200 kg (440 lbs) or about the size of two average Americans, which you could easily carry in your car trunk.

Now, unless your $200,000 dollars of gold is in coinage and rattling around in your bag in order to sell your gold you will have to put a fair amount of money at risk when you walk out of your front door, a 1 kg bar of gold is about $56,000 at today's spot price whereas a 1 kg bar of silver is hovering at around $1000.

I get where you have the goldbug from but silver also has it's own inherent value and to be fair, ANY pm is better than holding dollars.