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I have plenty so time to see if anyone else is looking to get in before the prices go even higher.
We have been in a holding pattern for a bit and Silver has not yet shot up like gold did this year. Gold itself is bouncing in a holding pattern as well right now. I have enough invested I can afford to sell off some at below current market prices for the online and retail dealers. I don't have to sell any of this but figured I would see if there are others looking for a private source to get some.
NOTE Both Gold and Silver have vastly outperformed the stock market this year. A very well could continue to do so especially since all the economic indicators point to vast economic troubles ahead.
I might be open to trades for common caliber ammo. Also open to gold coins either world coins or others. If needed can add cash to a deal.
The offering: Prices shown are based on the closing spot price as of Friday 10/18/24. Spot price was taken from Golden State Mint website which tends to have the closest to the real spot price of all the dealers online. Price shown are subject to change based on the current spot market. Happy to mail these to members at postage cost.
Gold: $2,722.24
Silver: $33.76
1. up to 200+ War nickels, 1942 to 1945, 35% Silver content. Sold at spot based on value shown on Coinflation.com. $1.90 each
In protective Tubes.
1B. US Junk Silver Washington Quarters: All 90% silver pre-1964.
$6.20 each, Coins will be a mix of circulated coins. No slicks but some might be well worn. All will have dates.
1C. Canadian Junk Silver Quarters, Halves, dollars. All 80% silver content. All most all of these are in AU or BU shape. Some of the quarters show more circulation.
Quarters $5.10 each, Halves $10.20, Dollars: $20.40 each
1D. US Kennedy 40% Silver Half Dollar - Loose or in tubes of 20. $5.10 each. This option is a good way to store fractional silver.
4. Japanese World War 2 money from 1942. I n 1942 Japan printed money for the occupied territories. This is one of them from Burma. My Wife's father lived and grew p during WW2 in Malaysia and had a bunch of these. $10 each with protective sleeve. Get a piece of history! (Picture uploaded)
Have something like 25 of these I can sell.
6. Goldback, For those who don't know about these they are gold notes with actual fractional gold atomized onto the medium. They are fairly durable and will come with protective covers. Several states are using them in place or with regular currency. The price of these in fiat us dollars fluctuates with the price of gold. Want to know more see here: https://www.goldback.com/calculator
Current calculator says 1 goldback is worth $5.57, 5 gold backs are worth 5 times that etc... These can make great Christmas gifts and either use as a novelty or for storing fractional gold. Sold at the calculator price plus roundup for protective sleeve plus any shipping needed.
There are 10 - 1 goldbacks for each state available. See Sample below of these. Each state has a slightly different design. You can see them all at the Goldbacks website. Current Price $6.30 each (cost plus cost of protective sleeve)
10 South Dakota:
10 New Hampshire:
10 Utah:
10 Wyoming:
10 Nevada:
5 Goldbacks - Current price $28.75 (5 times cost plus cost of the protective sleeve)
5 each South Dakota:
5 each New Hampshire:
5 each Utah:
5 each Wyoming:
5 each Nevada:
10 Goldbacks - Current Price $57
1 South Dakota:
1 New Hampshire:
1 Utah:
1 Wyoming:
1 Nevada:
25 Goldbacks - Current Price $140.25
1 South Dakota:
1 New Hampshire:
1 Utah:
1 Wyoming:
1 Nevada:
50 Goldbacks - Current price $280
1 South Dakota:
1 New Hampshire:
1 Utah:
1 Wyoming:
1 Nevada:
7. GOLD Notes -
A) 100mg Gold Fish notes, All are priced at $22 per note, buy 4 for $85.
B) North American Wildlife Series - 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000 Milligrams notes, priced as shown in the photo. There are 2 of each available.
These are special notes similar to the Goldbacks above but instead are measured in milligrams. so each note will be 1/10 of a gram. All will be in protective sleeves. Counts for the Fish are below.
5 Artic Grayling Notes
1 Largemouth Bass Note
4 Rainbow Trout Notes
4 Rock Sturgeon Note
7 Sockeye Salmon Notes
Older stuff not for sale or Sold:
2. American Silver Eagles, Random date but most from around 2000 to 2010, $36 each (includes protective Capsule for each coin). Current best price I have found lately is $4.29 over spot and that is if you buy 100+ of them. I'll save you on each coin by setting the price below that.
Can sell up to 200 of these.NOTE: The colored Silver Eagles are SPF
Pictures below are a sampling of various generic and silver eagles. Plenty more where those came from. Pictures do show some 5oz and 2oz rounds and other stuff. Open to selling those as well. And yes I have more than is shown. ALSO, prices that may be attached to item in the photo are not to be taken as the asking price. That will follow according to the market. (Forgot to remove the tags!)
3. Generic Silver Rounds, 1 troy oz each, there are lots of designs for these. Most are in very good shape. Asking $34 each. If you want them in capsules add $1 each.
Can sell up to 500 of these.
5. US Morgan Silver Dollars, most from 1921 are what is left. Each with its own protective capsule, There are a number of these left. I do have some from the 1800's as well. Nothing rare is left. 1921 Morgans sold for $35 each (cost plus the capsule) [there are roughly 30 of these], A couple of poor shape 1800's Morgans for $30 each, and at least 3-5 pre-1921 morgans for $40 with capsule.
We have been in a holding pattern for a bit and Silver has not yet shot up like gold did this year. Gold itself is bouncing in a holding pattern as well right now. I have enough invested I can afford to sell off some at below current market prices for the online and retail dealers. I don't have to sell any of this but figured I would see if there are others looking for a private source to get some.
NOTE Both Gold and Silver have vastly outperformed the stock market this year. A very well could continue to do so especially since all the economic indicators point to vast economic troubles ahead.
I might be open to trades for common caliber ammo. Also open to gold coins either world coins or others. If needed can add cash to a deal.
The offering: Prices shown are based on the closing spot price as of Friday 10/18/24. Spot price was taken from Golden State Mint website which tends to have the closest to the real spot price of all the dealers online. Price shown are subject to change based on the current spot market. Happy to mail these to members at postage cost.
Gold: $2,722.24
Silver: $33.76
1. up to 200+ War nickels, 1942 to 1945, 35% Silver content. Sold at spot based on value shown on Coinflation.com. $1.90 each
In protective Tubes.
1B. US Junk Silver Washington Quarters: All 90% silver pre-1964.
$6.20 each, Coins will be a mix of circulated coins. No slicks but some might be well worn. All will have dates.
1C. Canadian Junk Silver Quarters, Halves, dollars. All 80% silver content. All most all of these are in AU or BU shape. Some of the quarters show more circulation.
Quarters $5.10 each, Halves $10.20, Dollars: $20.40 each
1D. US Kennedy 40% Silver Half Dollar - Loose or in tubes of 20. $5.10 each. This option is a good way to store fractional silver.
4. Japanese World War 2 money from 1942. I n 1942 Japan printed money for the occupied territories. This is one of them from Burma. My Wife's father lived and grew p during WW2 in Malaysia and had a bunch of these. $10 each with protective sleeve. Get a piece of history! (Picture uploaded)
Have something like 25 of these I can sell.
6. Goldback, For those who don't know about these they are gold notes with actual fractional gold atomized onto the medium. They are fairly durable and will come with protective covers. Several states are using them in place or with regular currency. The price of these in fiat us dollars fluctuates with the price of gold. Want to know more see here: https://www.goldback.com/calculator
Current calculator says 1 goldback is worth $5.57, 5 gold backs are worth 5 times that etc... These can make great Christmas gifts and either use as a novelty or for storing fractional gold. Sold at the calculator price plus roundup for protective sleeve plus any shipping needed.
There are 10 - 1 goldbacks for each state available. See Sample below of these. Each state has a slightly different design. You can see them all at the Goldbacks website. Current Price $6.30 each (cost plus cost of protective sleeve)
10 South Dakota:
10 New Hampshire:
10 Utah:
10 Wyoming:
10 Nevada:
5 Goldbacks - Current price $28.75 (5 times cost plus cost of the protective sleeve)
5 each South Dakota:
5 each New Hampshire:
5 each Utah:
5 each Wyoming:
5 each Nevada:
10 Goldbacks - Current Price $57
1 South Dakota:
1 New Hampshire:
1 Utah:
1 Wyoming:
1 Nevada:
25 Goldbacks - Current Price $140.25
1 South Dakota:
1 New Hampshire:
1 Utah:
1 Wyoming:
1 Nevada:
50 Goldbacks - Current price $280
1 South Dakota:
1 New Hampshire:
1 Utah:
1 Wyoming:
1 Nevada:
7. GOLD Notes -
A) 100mg Gold Fish notes, All are priced at $22 per note, buy 4 for $85.
B) North American Wildlife Series - 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000 Milligrams notes, priced as shown in the photo. There are 2 of each available.
These are special notes similar to the Goldbacks above but instead are measured in milligrams. so each note will be 1/10 of a gram. All will be in protective sleeves. Counts for the Fish are below.
5 Artic Grayling Notes
1 Largemouth Bass Note
4 Rainbow Trout Notes
4 Rock Sturgeon Note
7 Sockeye Salmon Notes
Older stuff not for sale or Sold:
Can sell up to 200 of these.
3. Generic Silver Rounds, 1 troy oz each, there are lots of designs for these. Most are in very good shape. Asking $34 each. If you want them in capsules add $1 each.
Can sell up to 500 of these.
5. US Morgan Silver Dollars, most from 1921 are what is left. Each with its own protective capsule, There are a number of these left. I do have some from the 1800's as well. Nothing rare is left. 1921 Morgans sold for $35 each (cost plus the capsule) [there are roughly 30 of these], A couple of poor shape 1800's Morgans for $30 each, and at least 3-5 pre-1921 morgans for $40 with capsule.
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