/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18332306
When I began getting into PM's years ago, I tossed a hundred on copper rounds at around 99 cents each. So 5 tubes, of neat intricate designs, don't get me wrong. They're still pretty as hell, but they are essentially collectibles and not truly all that valuable. I've given them away as gifts over the years, One dealer was even super chill and swapped out a tube for a silver oz. He wanted some for his customers too.

They're more curios than bullion OP. And I made a beginner's mistake. Still have a tube sitting around to play with but don't intend to get any more.

>>17442096
For me, it's JM Bullion, they have a veteran's discount that can't be beat rn. I can have say 100 bucks at the end of the month and still make a killing by buying at the lowest amount per oz.

If you're a vet, fucking CALL them and then send in your redacted DD214. Then you're in the club, it's the best move my dumb ass has made in the last decade. I'm seriously their bitch for life or until the market situation we'e in ends and Silver is no longer an option for the common man.