What was your last buy?? Silver FOMO has begun

@derryb said:

@jmski52 said:
derryb is simply excuting his well-timed exit. . .

. . . from physical

In light of all your comments over the lastb15 years, this is truly a remarkable development

@blitzdude said:
3 rolls of BU 1964 Kennedys (1 in original roll Pittsburgh branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland) 11/28 for $975.

Prior to that the Proof ASE USMC privy back on 11/10. Should finally have this GEM tomorrow. Just processed through The Burgh. RGDS!

Mind explaining to a newcomer what "RGDS" stands for?

I’m not buying much at these prices but this estate sale find seemed right. They’re weighted but I’m thinking low at $30.

@dcarr said:

@Göttinger said:

About 170 grams fine for 185 Dollars...

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That is quite a deal at the current silver price.
There might even be a couple premium coins in there, depending on date and condition.

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Thanks!
It's the "usual" mix of common date 90% German Empire silver coins including a few uncirculated 1914/1915 ones plus two 62.5% Hindenburg 2 Reichsmark. No key dates or high grade coins from "better" years.
The commemorative 3 Mark from Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach usually carries a premium around 100 Dollars, but this one unfortunately is holed and heavily polished.

All the 90% silver coins will go into my stack, they are my preferred kind of silver.

@derryb said:

@RedneckHB said:

@derryb said:

@jmski52 said:
derryb is simply excuting his well-timed exit. . .

. . . from physical

In light of all your comments over the lastb15 years, this is truly a remarkable development

Nothing remarkable about it. While I for many years advised you to hoard ASEs, I have always voiced, because of silver spot price volatility, the value of closely monitored short term paper ETF plays on silver. I have decided to now pursue silver with the quickest/easist method of ownership, while abandoning the costs and hassles of owning/disposing the physical. In my case it's about age and the complications I leave my heirs. I'm still an advocate for long term stacking; I'm simply nearing the end of my "long term," and don't want to force the beginning of a long term on my heirs. My silver stacking has served me well and also those that listened.

Welcome to the club. Knew you would eventually come around. RGDS!

Welcome to the club. Knew you would eventually come around. RGDS!

Reading comprehension is important in today's world.

@derryb said:

In my case it's about age and the complications I leave my heirs. I'm still an advocate for long term stacking; I'm simply nearing the end of my "long term," and don't want to force the beginning of a long term on my heirs. My silver stacking has served me well and also those that listened.

Last week on one of the 5 or 6 dollar dips I picked up 20 oz of silver and 1/2 oz gold from JM. Waiting for delivery.

@derryb said:

@ZenithBullionPA said:

@blitzdude said:
3 rolls of BU 1964 Kennedys (1 in original roll Pittsburgh branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland) 11/28 for $975.

Prior to that the Proof ASE USMC privy back on 11/10. Should finally have this GEM tomorrow. Just processed through The Burgh. RGDS!

Mind explaining to a newcomer what "RGDS" stands for?

Require Gold, Dump Silver

Still makes more sense than whatever I had come up with!

The other commenters who said it means "regards" - I think they're right; now I feel a little dumb

Interesting read. I think my biggest takeaway is after all that activity the dealer still bought more silver than he sold.

The shop I was in Saturday, it was all selling. No one was buying 90% priced at melt or .999 above melt. They were getting garbage prices tbh but they were taking it.