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>>57639943
>paying more for designs
You can get an Asahi Lunar Dragon for $25.30, why pay double for some overpriced art?

>>57640092
>I'm going to a dealer this week to buy 20 ozs of silver.

You'll be scammed if you buy from a brick and mortar dealer. Those businesses have to pay an enormous amount in overhead costs to cover the rent, utilities, salaries, insurance, etc.
They make up for it by overcharging their customers. Go to FindBullionPrices.com and buy it online. Just stay away from eBay and Amazon, they're infamous for selling fakes.

https://findbullionprices.com/closest-to-spot/?category=silver&weight=1

>Last time the dealer was arrogant and snobby about how rare the coins are
The "rarity" of punched rounds means absolutely nothing. It's artificial scarcity if companies can punch out as many silver rounds as they want.

Unless he was referring to numismatics (coin collecting) which is another time wasting scam that should not be referred to as an "investment".

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/801746/coin-collecting-is-not-an-investment-then-why-do-we-spend-so-much-time-and-money-collecting