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>>52430135
Well I'm afraid to even look at in-store prices now.

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>>52277742
It's a low-fi kinda feel.

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>>51246248
Depends on where you live. If you're brit, you buy gold sovs. If you're euro, you buy legal tender silver coins. If you're burger, you buy low premium silver bars (or ASE's if you're a boomer).

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>>51134220
Wait, those are rounds, but they look suspiciously like coins. Or else they're coins that look suspiciously like rounds. Wat, I don't even know what's real anymore.

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>>51030365
Not technically in the EU, but the UK has those kind of laws. And it looks like companies based in the UK also must abide by those laws even when selling to outsiders. For example, look at the FAQ stuff posted on chards and bullionbypost.
And it's a bit comical from my pov, because it says they might sometimes request documents co-signed by "persons of authority", including not only notaries (the one I'd expect for legally-binding documents), but optionally doctors, policemen, and even schoolteachers. So just write any old thing and have it signed by any kindergarten teacher, and Bob's your uncle.

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