The shape of silver matters most when traveling
TwoSides2aCoin
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Today a customer came in for an ounce of silver. I had a bar, a round, a Lego block, a silver army man and legal tender coins , I.e., Eagles, Maple Leaf, etc.
None would do. He wanted a silver bullet. I had none in stock and spoke to the higher premiums. He didn’t care about the price or such. When I asked “why” the bullet, he wanted to give another to a friend who’s bullet was confiscated by the TSA when he was traveling.
What’s not in the news ?
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you'd think the first TSA hiring requirement would be a brain.
Natural forces of supply and demand are the best regulators on earth.
Sadly no. It's probably more like how much can you confiscate for the good of the books and stats.
I actually saw tsa take a silver necklace that had a silver 'bullet' on it from a guy in 2019. He was none too happy.
Did you have any of these ? I’ve heard these called silver bullets.
in this case "not"
I could understand a silver bullet as a novelty if it worked... but these bullet shaped bullions don't make a bit of sense to me.
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