If they have a good thing going with lots of sales and 100% positive feedback, they typically don’t want to F that up. The stuff I got was/is legit.Damn I’d be nervous of getting a fake on eBay. Even if I did my research. If the local guy sold me a fake at least I could go in there and threaten his life. Lol
I've bought a lot of coins on E-bay, but not for a few years. Sold some of the gold ones in the mall in Biz (Can't remember the name) and they too warned me that they could be fake. They tested them somehow and bought them from me though.Damn I’d be nervous of getting a fake on eBay. Even if I did my research. If the local guy sold me a fake at least I could go in there and threaten his life.
Never heard of those guys. Stick with the big bullion sellers. Monument metals. Bullion exchanges. SD Bullion. Hero bullion. I have bought from all of these guys. Better yet go to your local coin store if you have one and see what they gotAnyone ever order from this company/webpage? It seems way too good to be true.
https://www.coinagefield.com/products/50-off-american-eagle?sku=18062240562402526583321690
Fargo will always beat bismarck prices for sure too. Only time to buy online is when premiums are already low and there a smoking sale on a certain coin or roundIt seems you will get better prices from you local guys. The guys in Bismarck are always cheaper then what I can find online
Anyone ever order from this company/webpage? It seems way too good to be true.
https://www.coinagefield.com/products/50-off-american-eagle?sku=18062240562402526583321690
Agreed 100%. I saw something like that years ago. And thought what the hell I’ll buy one and see if it’s fake. It was. They did a great job on the counterfeit though. It passed the rare earth magnet test but when I weighed it it was just under what a troy ounce is, which is 31.103 grams. to compare I weighed several real silver eagles. They all weigh the minimum and some weigh a little bit more but never under. If a person has a bunch of coins, a ping tester should be required. I just use a Bic pen and balance it on my finger and give it a whack. The sound difference between real silver and fake shit is very evident but they do make an app for that you can use on your phone to gauge the ring after the whackJust a quick update, if you click on the above link it has a line where it says "Only 30 left in stock". Which is just a sales trick because you can come back in an hour, or a day later and that number may be larger. Anyone selling at 10% below spot price would have run out of coins by now, so my opinion is that my original link is just a scam.
So far I’ve never had an issue with something going wrong on the shipping side. Monument metals is the quickest shipper IMO. these guys buy huge volume and can pass along savings and will not have their reputation goofed up by selling phony metalsBuying online kinda wigs me out for some reason.
a LOTI wonder, just how much silver, gold, or other precious metals are held in private hands awaiting the apocalypse?
I wonder, just how much silver, gold, or other precious metals are held in private hands awaiting the apocalypse?
The reason to do both.I don’t look at it as an investment but preservation. Pre-apocalypse of coarseWerewolves aside, I think lead would do me just fine in an apocalypse. Should get my family what we need just as well or better than silver.
Those silver bullets are cool as shit. bring a premium if you sellI wonder, just how much silver, gold, or other precious metals are held in private hands awaiting the apocalypse?
I have some silver, but it's all been won as a prize in a charitable gaming endeavor. I sought them to reassure my kids when they were young that we were ready to kill a werewolf, if one were to show up unannounced. Most of what I have are in the form of a 45 ACP round of ammo. To me it's mostly just a novelty.