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>> No.20552159 [View]
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LETS GOOOOOOO

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>>20098167
if its just standard bullion 1oz coins, made in the millions every year and they have no other value than the scrap silver metal they are made of, you shouldnt care a second about them tarnishing. its what silver does over time and its not worth it to seal them in. I bought my coins just like that from someone that believed he would get some kind of premium if his coin looked just like it was made yesterday, I paid spot price for it nonetheless.

for numismatic silver, yes vacuum sealing is the best solution.

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>>19975314
This is how coins look like that I had for three years in a drawer and handled with bare hands a lot, giving it to friends and family while discussing about precious metals.
In the end it doesnt matter as silver is junk anyways and you get junk price for it.

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>>19661446
Okay fren, best of luck to you.
Post a thread with your first silver purchase.

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Bought some shitty condition Kangaroos, but price was exactly for spot so why not.

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