<< <i>I guess when the focus is on guns on a precious metals forum, I guess I got about what I expected. >>
I really can understand your point view, and respect you for expressing it, after all thats why we have the 1st amendment, allthough I myself consider the stamped and/or machined blue steel a precious metal just as much as silver and gold or platnium, as there all a hedge against whatever and they all will retain some value and maybe your life, they all have been regulated, some a lot more than others, remember FDR outlawed gold and allthough thats been lifted, who knows, I'm sure it'll happen again at some point, we'll see.
weather its economic or physical safety, all these metals have a place for discussion here and I'm comfortable with that.
was cheaper the other night, why dont you take your negative comments someplace else. If you dont like the silver bullets stop talking them down already
"I'm dropping my standards so that I can buy more"
These are, if nothing else, freakin awesome as conversation pieces. They could be a good way to draw attention to a dealers table at a show, especially if one wanted to get creative.
I feel they will likely become collectors items in due time, especially after TPTB take away all the real guns and ammo. Perhaps these will also see some price appreciation in years, beyond the intrinsic silver value, like other unique silver bullion items. I bet there is a good chance that the bullets catch on big in the secondary market, aka eBay.
I have a couple of the .45 ACP silvers, not from these people. I got mine some years ago, since that is my EDC ammo.... Used to see them at coin shows and gun shows in Seattle. Cheers, RickO
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<< <i>I guess when the focus is on guns on a precious metals forum, I guess I got about what I expected. >>
I really can understand your point view, and respect you for expressing it, after all thats why we have the 1st
amendment, allthough I myself consider the stamped and/or machined blue steel a precious metal just as much
as silver and gold or platnium, as there all a hedge against whatever and they all will retain some value and
maybe your life, they all have been regulated, some a lot more than others, remember FDR outlawed gold and
allthough thats been lifted, who knows, I'm sure it'll happen again at some point, we'll see.
weather its economic or physical safety, all these metals have a place for discussion here and I'm comfortable
with that.
Steve
<< <i>cheaper price and shipping than apmex. Go pee in someone elses cereal....silver is silver is silver
You can buy 2013 ASE's for $1 less buying the same quantity or have to wait up to 8 weeks to take delivery. NWTM is backlogged 8 weeks on certain items.
you can even buy apmex bars for considerably less
Don't know where you're getting your info.? >>
was cheaper the other night, why dont you take your negative comments someplace else. If you dont like the silver bullets stop talking them down already
<< <i>cheaper price and shipping than apmex. Go pee in someone elses cereal....silver is silver is silver
You can buy 2013 ASE's for $1 less buying the same quantity or have to wait up to 8 weeks to take delivery. NWTM is backlogged 8 weeks on certain items.
you can even buy apmex bars for considerably less
Don't know where you're getting your info.? >>
ps my shipdate is early feb, your info sucks
Avoid getting your axle wrapped too tight around the barbwire of the emotionally unstable and wisely alienated members of this fine forum, LowBudget!
Enjoy your soon to be 45 Caliber SLV history!
These are, if nothing else, freakin awesome as conversation pieces.
They could be a good way to draw attention to a dealers table at a show, especially if one wanted to get creative.
I feel they will likely become collectors items in due time, especially after TPTB take away all the real guns and ammo.
Perhaps these will also see some price appreciation in years, beyond the intrinsic silver value, like other unique silver bullion items.
I bet there is a good chance that the bullets catch on big in the secondary market, aka eBay.
I'm in for ten of the 45ACP
Can't wait for the shotgun shells!!
JC
Charles III Album
Charles III Portrait Set
Charles IV Album
Charles IV Portrait Set
I prefer these, but I do like our hand poured silver bullets
1911 grips.
Cool but I'm sure there is a hefty premium.
If you do a search there are some really nice one in silver and gold.
I have a couple of the .45 ACP silvers, not from these people. I got mine some years ago, since that is my EDC ammo.... Used to see them at coin shows and gun shows in Seattle. Cheers, RickO
The Northwest Territorial Mint ones are quite collectable after these 10 years since the start of this thread.
Now a good wrist-rocket with one of them , and you can kill a werewolf.