Hi fellow STEEMERS!!
I just received my six pieces of Silver today from
APMEX. Two Rwandan(top),Two mint direct Mexican Libertads(middle),and Two Geiger bars(bottom) all of which are 2017. They are all 1 ounce of.999 fine silver as well. The cost of course is based of of spot at the time of purchase and their nominal Fee.
I think all six was $145 and some change,which is not to shabby.
The newer coins and mint direct are a little more pricey but that is just what I had picked at the time. You could order plain one oz. rounds and got by with little over $ 100. Which by the way APMEX offers free shipping for orders over $100.
Based on spot price and selection you should be able to get 5-6 pieces for a little over $100. So for those of you who are on a budget and want to invest in precious metals this is what I do. You never know what's lurking around our financial corner. I have heard from a more than a few sources that Silver is way undervalued. Also you could purchase Gold as well but that is out of my
budget for now.
This is just something to think about, I mean if you have a little extra cash laying around, what would it hurt to buy a few pieces every now and then.
Thank you
Hopefully this may help someone
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Excellent work dear friend @ brian-debbie96 a very interesting post, every time I have more desire to buy silver coins, I really like gold more, but this out of my reach, many thanks for sharing this material.
Thank you my dear friend as well!!
I appreciate your comment and I look to hear from you again.
Nice write up and pic! What is the rooster coin called? I never seen it before. Very nice buy on all of them. I believe silver is extremely undervalued, so keep buying!
Rwandan Lunar ounce,
It says "year of the Rooster" in a caption at the bottom
Ah, should have known. Couldn't read it.
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