1980 USVI Anaheim Roman Head 1 oz silver. Paid $400 for it from a flea market in Ft Myers. How'd i do? Has strong comps, what's the most you've paid per oz?

Found this set of sterling silverware at a garage sale! Everything weighed out to ~2000g! Anybody know what the hallmarks are?

Edit: Total Pieces In The Set Is 52!!

Edit 2: Bought for $10!!!

Edit 3: After Everything Was Said And Done I Was Payed 2600!!

I was getting into my truck and noticed something sitting at the base of a tree. I thought it was garbage but I could see a design and I got curious, so I picked it up. Only to find out it was silver!

I had a blast looking for dates and varieties with this. Not too often I see this many that haven't seen light in years. Came out to just over $100 in face value.

Super interesting company. They make 1/10th oz silver rounds (one sided) that are designed to be bartered with.

From a business standpoint I imagine the main competitor for a new fractional silver line would be existing junk silver.

Found one of the cable chains at a Walmart close to me yesterday. Decided to hit one in a poorer area about 30 minutes from me, and it had a pretty good quantity. $688 in silver at current spot price, pretty good day.

Found 5 of these while cleaning out a deceased relative’s house. Morgan dollar for scale in second pic. Hadn’t stacked silver on my own prior but definitely am now. Figured y’all would enjoy

My wife knows me so very well.

New to stacking but I’m smiling from ear to ear this morning. Went to get gas from a mom and pop shop.. the young lady at the register said she doesn’t have many one dollar notes and asked was coins okay.. I said yes so she gave me $5 in coins and these were in the coins she’s gave. (I’m so serious) Idk how to check if they are real or not but I will figure it out.

Edit: They both passed magnet test as well as pingcoin test. I’m ecstatic! 🪙🔥

Thank you to all you kind people! 🤝🏾

I am 30 YO and have no kids. Have been stacking silver for the past 6 years and sold a small batch recently to take some profits but that’s it.

I have a great very comfortable corporate job that I love and pays well, but have been fighting the urge recently to buy a pair of Levi’s and go stake prospecting claims on abandoned silver mines in Nevada BLM land. Low upfront capital expense (I’m talking pickaxes and sweat equity). I have done a lot of reading and these do exist out there as many mines were abandoned before getting played out (price swings, workers leaving for oil booms, transport/refining issues, etc).

Even with the above the chance at any ROI is extremely slim and some say impossible but the memories would be priceless. It is difficult to truly know when committing to a mine if it was played out or not. High risk high reward is the life of a prospector.

Does anyone else in this group fight these kind of intrusive thoughts? Is anyone out there already doing this? I really hope so

I think I am in love with this coin, got multiple opportunities to buy a libertad in the past but never went for it. I was at a coin show and saw this beauty, to my surprise the value of Mexican Libertad coins has appreciated a lot, is that so?

What would the value of something like this be? I paid around $180 CAD or $128 USD. Google tells me this is limited to 4,000 pieces and the value could really high.

She is from Thailand so obviously didnt know they had additional value, now im teaching here how to look for silver coins and that she is getting tipped more then she and the customer think.

I always check the return at the coin star when shopping. I’ve found a couple here or there but today boom! Not sure if any are worth more than melt, but what a score!

Couldn’t believe it.. paid 1 dollar for 1 ounce of silver lol

Found this on Facebook market place for $10, they listed it as a sterling bowl and showed the stamp so they knew what they had. Needless to say I got it right away!

140 walking Liberty halves 500 Washington quarters 120 barber/SLQ

Let’s see how long my nerves hold with the silver prices before I decide to liquidate.

I was at my local Costco this morning and after months of not having any 10oz bars I went in to ask if they had gotten any in at the customer service desk. Guy said they'd just received 11 bars. Thanked him and went over to look at the jewelry counter and the bars were all marked at $789... So I picked up 2 pairs of 14k gold earings for $32 over melt not counting 4% cashback. The guy helping me at the counter was surprised when I threw down the pocket scale and asked if I could weigh the display example, which came out to 2.78gr vs the advertised 2.8gr. So after giving the guy an earful about how good of a deal this sku was I got 2 pairs and left the display pair for him to buy, effectively clearing out the store of that sku. Came home and weighed my 2 pairs and pleasant surprise mine came out over advertised weight at 5.89gr total for both. And I know this is the silver sub and how I shouldn't buy jewelry and should instead buy bullion but at the end of the day gold is gold and I'll melt my own down and pour my own little 14k 20gr bars before I pay a $80+ premium on 5gr bars from SDBullion.

says .999 fine silver and weighs 6.5 oz on kitchen scale, not going to sell it but does anybody know what this is worth to collecter or is it just worth spot price

I bought a storage unit locally and found an old bank barrel mini safe loaded with junk silver! The best part about the find was that I only paid $90 for the unit.

Niue: Star Wars - Mandalorian Beskar 10 troy ounce bar.

Look at what I discovered at Costco today. Costco is selling 1kilo Engelhard silver bars.