/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27974111
Asahi rounds are good. They're often the lowest premiums around and silver is silver. Asahi and Sunshine are my go-to for stacking bars and rounds.

>>27158762
>any idea why?

I've wondered that myself. Their "Freedom" might look a little bland but the regular Asahi 1 oz round is just good, simple silver at the best price. The best I've seen the past few months was on Monument Metals for $1.79 over spot per round. It's at $1.99 now.

>>27158767
I don't have enough. A few of the "Freedom" rounds, a few bars, and a small stack of the regular rounds. I would have subbed out some of my meme choices if I could go back.

>>22732824
Hey all.
Not sure if you guys have heard of Rarible but it lets you sell NFTs. I thought it would be fun to see if I could sell my coins there. Reason being I hate that if you want to get an actual liquid instrument where you can claim physical delivery, your minimum cost is a COMEX contract or 5,000 SLV shares (either of which is like $100k). So I thought I would try this out, and if it's something that sells I will do it regularly, provide a crypto based COMEX alternative. I'm sure this will also let people use it for farming or staking or whatever, I don't follow all that stuff but I'm all for it.
Thought you guys might be interested.

https://app.rarible.com/token/0xd07dc4262bcdbf85190c01c996b4c06a461d2430:17047:0x5bf342ff3930061ccfd698ed1fbb7c0698b9468e

>>22141078
Hello /PMG/, quick question. I’m a beginner Silver stacker. I just bought 10 silver rounds and was considering my next purchase. Should I go 10oz bar or 10 more coins?

I like the feel of the coins but the bars are kino. Thought?

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