We would have but we are buying a freeze dryer so we will have to wait.
Great investment. .Just took 60 raw blended eggs out of ours. Put in trays of chicken curry. Prepping for deer season vittles.
We would have but we are buying a freeze dryer so we will have to wait.
I found some silver dimes in a coinstar machine today. I'll trade you for a little use of that freeze dryer.We would have but we are buying a freeze dryer so we will have to wait
I'm sorry, but this is incorrect.Face is the value of the coins relative to the value of the silver. If silver is $4/oz, face will be that or less... a $1000 face bag would cost ~$4000 and weigh about 54 pounds.
U.S. coin silver was about 90%.
I usually don't buy from them as their premiums are higher, but I just found out they have a military discount. NeatI use JM Bullion.
Should have sold it 10 years ago, and then bought it back plus some 5 years agoLast silver I bought was twenty 5oz bars.
Something like 12 years ago.
I assume you presume there will continue to be an economy where you can convert a 100oz bar into some more fractional currency when you require some commodity?$21.44 this morning...
Normally I just buy a few 1oz rounds, but I ordered my first kilo bar. If it hits $18 I'll by a 100oz bar
I had 10k shares of a $.32 stock (TMRC) go to $4.69 last fall... I sold only 2k shares at the top (when I should have sold them all), then bought back 100 at $2.95 when it seemed to have bottomed... Since then, I've watched it drop to a flat ~$1.45. The average price for the 9k shares I'm still holding is $.63..., so I'm still holding positive and I still took out twice my investment.Just like guns, and stocks, I have problems selling, lol....
Barring Yellowstone blowing up, yes. Even in a barter situation, you don't plan on making any large purchases? I could think of several things a 100oz bar would trade for. A couple oz of gold would be easier to carry, tho.I assume you presume there will continue to be an economy where you can convert a 100oz bar into some more fractional currency when you require some commodity?
...and that's just what they are admitting to. Current bond yield 1.514%The latest reports show that inflation has risen up 6.4% from the past year.