31y male. Around $35/oz cost avg 500 oz stack. No plans on selling. Am i the only one that is getting slightly nervous about this dip? I still have faith in silver because i believe it will always hold significant value and honestly this means i can buy more. Feel better now after writing this. Thanks guys keep stacking

Updated post with corrections because I’m a dumbass.

Many here probably avoid buying from large exchanges on a platform like walmart, but deals like this are pretty amazing. Still, is it worth stacking generic rounds vs ASE and other sovereign coins?

Surprisingly enough I got this from my LCS but instead of buying it I received it in change from another transaction. How cool is that? Dude I’ve literally never seen or gotten any silver for free, so finding this out right before bed, is certain to set me up for a great morning! I think there’s a little toning starting to form on this coin as well. Super exciting. Stack tall friends!

1976-S Washington Bicentennial Quarter Silver/Clad
40% Silver 60% Copper

Just wondering if these are real or fake wife got them for early birthday present

Complaining. U got this.

Ignore the prices, the person was using AI to price them. I have a chance to buy these right now. They are uncirculated Carson city mint. What would you pay for them. Please no AI responses, looking for real market value s.

Thank you!

Good afternoon fellow silverbugs, I was seeing you guys freaking out over this new ounce and I had to get one, being a Costco supremacist and all.

Sadly they had it priced for yesterday's high of $62 and plus Washington's SB5894 means I can't ever get anything for spot, I'll check in tomorrow and see if it comes down.

When I saw it in the display case I was super concerned because it looked all scratched up, it has a laminate layer. Hiding a sleek mirror face.

If it is cheaper tomorrow I will pick up another one and one of them will become a display thing and the other one will be buried with the rest.

I got the video of the unveiling but only just now realized I can't post videos here.

I bought the dip so that means, we are gonna see it go down more so load up lol!

Hi. While looking to buy more ‘junk’ I’ve noticed that modern 90% silver seems to sell for a couple bucks less per dollar face than the more common pre ‘64. The discrepancy exists even when the modern silver state quarters are BU and the junk is worn. I wonder why this is . . . Anyone notice the same?

I've always been a small collector, but like about 5ish years ago i bought about 29 oz of silver at ~25/30 and then completely forgot about it until I heard the news that silver was at 80. Been riding that high for a while. Out of curiosity I checked the silver and saw the dip and went to my nearest silver shop 30 minutes before closing! Very excited to get back into it again, I wish for another 80's high someday

Can you tell me if I should look more closely, or possibly get any of these coins graded? Thx

1879 Morgan Dollar (S)

1880 Morgan Dollar (O)

1880 Morgan Dollar (O)

1881 Morgan Dollar (O)

1883 Morgan Dollar

1883 Morgan Dollar (S)

1883 Morgan Dollar (S)

1891 Morgan Dollar (O)

1892 Morgan Dollar (O)

1896 Morgan Dollar (O)

1897 Morgan Dollar

1897 Morgan Dollar (S)

1897 Morgan Dollar (O)

1903 Morgan Dollar

1904 Morgan Dollar (O)

1921 Morgan Dollar (S)

1921 Morgan Dollar

1922 Silver Dollar with Lady

1964 Kennedy Half Dollars

I recently shared a post believing I had a 1976 Bicentennial silver quarter. After getting it checked by my LCS, I was informed it was unfortunately nickel clad
:(( To cheer myself up, I decided to buy the dip again today.

(1) 1oz Silver 2024 Scottsdale Barbados Alpha Strike
Spot +3

(1) 1oz Silver 2013 Britannia Lunar Snake Privy
Spot +2

(5) Barber dimes
Spot

(2) Mexican gold Dos Pesos coin
Spot +7

All the lowball pre-bids you put in on oddball stuff last week are now spot bids so you might have a larger than expected buy coming up.

Went in for 2oz of silver, came back with a little 1/10oz AGE as a bonus