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Bullion Dealers Begin Charging Sales Tax for Online Orders

When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a small commission. More information about our affiliate programs can be found here. As a result of the Supreme Court decision in June 2018 many online bullion retailers have begun to collect sales … Read moreBullion Dealers Begin Charging Sales Tax for Online Orders

eBay Bucks and Bullion Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a small commission. More information about our affiliate programs can be found here. eBay Bucks and Bullion Frequently Asked Questions What is eBay Bucks? eBay Bucks is a rewards loyalty cash-back type program run … Read moreeBay Bucks and Bullion Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Free shipping on bullion usually means higher premiums

Some online dealers offer free shipping on bullion when your purchase is over a certain amount. Is the shipping really free? Or is it somehow hidden in the higher premiums. The myth of free shipping on bullion when buying online When looking at the prices and premiums of online bullion one of the first things … Read moreFree shipping on bullion usually means higher premiums

Why buy silver?

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Silver is an asset. Silver has been used as a form of currency for thousands of years. Silver represents wealth, so you should buy silver as part of your savings plan. Buy Silver as an Investment There are many better investment options besides silver. Silver does not provide the rate of return that traditional investments … Read moreWhy buy silver?

Which Quarters are Silver?

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US quarters minted before 1965 contain silver. They were struck with an alloy containing 90% silver. The melt value for each silver quarter is $ today. Silver quarters, like all 90% silver US coinage, are sometimes called “junk silver.” This common term is adopted from the coin-collecting industry for coins with no numismatic value. Their … Read moreWhich Quarters are Silver?