>>14751037

I do not know about LCS lately, but Maples have come down a bit online. Pretty good deal here out of Las Vegas. I just got some cheaper than that a couple days ago from Monument Metals, but the sale is over and the price got jacked up a lot.

I know American Eagles are "coin of the realm" and all that, but I cannot bring myself to pay that kind of a premium. $6 over is as cheap as I've heard. I try to always keep any premium under $3.50.

I do think we all need to prioritize keeping. local money local going forward, so I kind of hate to be promoting the online bullion dealers. With who knows what coming, can you even rely on USPS, FedEx, UPS, shipping systems in general to keep running smoothly? They already kind of are not.

Wall Street Silver special pricing page:

https://silvergoldbull.com/ape#o=priceoz&d=asc

another $10 off $300 or more:

https://silvergoldbull.com/ape#o=priceoz&d=asc

We will look back on these prices ''soon'' and wish we had backed up the truck.

>>14751152

The author's incentives might not be aligned with mine.

I used to be of a different mind on this matter.

My town used to be the #2 producer of stell in the nation. Now we make damn near nothing. Time has convinced me that a good future shouldn't need more Walmart-based living. I get that trade is necessary if you don't want all your buying options to fit on a post-it note, "free & fair trade" has proved disastrous to much of the industrial midwest climate.

>>14751168

related?

I know "they" are not happy with the new American Silver Eagle design. Does not give them the "free reign" they had with prior design. Clipped left wing, different letter positioning, branch only (no arrows), eagle's head tilted down in a landing pattern, not proudly up, no more 13 stars. "They" disguise it fairly well, but anyone paying attention, who doesn't really comprehend exactly what silver is, or what it facilitates, will reach the conclusion that it is somehow "inhabited" and the symbolism is a big part of that.