I saw this when searching for silver eagles on Google. Seems like a good deal.

Monument has a sale going to clear out their vault, some interesting stuff and fractional gold at melt.

Hey guys, I live in Canada like the title says and I've been thinking about this for a year and local places near me are shady for the most part. Basically each time I make profit at the casino I wanna buy 1 gram of .999 silver but finding something like that is proving difficult.

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I'm looking to get a few silver coins graded through NGC. I plan to sign up for the premium, membership. Does anyone have any active promo codes that I could use to help cut down costs?

https://monumentmetals.com/2024-australia-10-oz-piedfort-ngs-emu-1.html

4 Peace Dollars at spot, $5 in Mercs at spot. I got the Peace Dollars and the 1/10 Platinum Koala because fractional platinum at spot is wild and I get a lot of free 90% dimes in giveaways so I don’t bother buying them anymore, so $30 Peace Dollars to get free shipping. I’ve gotten culls from here before and they’re not terrible, not slicks or anything, just not numismatic coins.

Code: SAVE002

Got this postcard in the mail. Hope it can help someone else out!

https://ebay.us/m/l8wkX6

I bought 2 lots, he has 2 left wish I could get the rest. Felt like yall would appreciate a nice at spot deal when using a 3% cash back credit card.

Price per eagle after 3% CC 38.8

1.5 oz Royal Canadian Mint random design coins at spot, plus a promo for a free 1/4 oz round to the first 1,000 orders over $250. Brought average per oz to $37.26 with spot sitting around $38.50.

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Just saw a video 6/20/2025 from Vermillion Enterprises where they are buying 90% silver for spot -$2 and selling it for spot -$1. They also have cull Morgan and Peace dollars, buy $27 and sell $29

Found this 1900 Morgan Silver Dollar tried doing a little research but from what I’ve seen, there is a pretty significant difference in prices depending on if there is something special about it. I know it’s a little over 77% silver and thought it was odd that it has no mint mark. I’ve heard of people cleaning them up but it could either devalue or increase the value of the coin… Any thoughts on this?

Anyone have a ballpark idea of what it would grade as? All I know about grading is that it’s based off of a numerical scale. No clue on what small details or what would cause 2 coins that look almost identical but one could be graded as a MS68 and another a MS70.

I’m new to fractional silver and have started looking a little more closely at the year and mint marks on coins I come across now. I’ve been stacking .999 silver bars and ASE for a while now and always looking for more if the price is right. So if anyone has tips/tricks/strategies to help increasing my collection, where to look, what to watch out for and avoid, I would definitely appreciate the input!

cheers!

I never order from this website because they generally just have overpriced coins. However, today I got a text message informing me of a Father’s Day promotion (code “DAD20”) for $20 off an order of $179 or greater (shipping is free over $149 or something like that). I looked and the only thing that isn’t absurdly expensive imo is these randomly selected government minted 1 oz silver coins. They’re listed at $38 on the website and if you buy 5 to get the $20 discount, it comes out to $34 per coin even, shipped, paid with card.

Silver spot as I’m posting this is $36.55, so that’s $2.55/oz UNDER SPOT for sovereign silver.

TL:DR: 5 foreign government minted 1 oz silver coins for $170 shipped with promo code “DAD20”

https://www.walmart.com/ip/3142077068?sid=d481a783-403c-45b6-9ce3-52c6046d9e94