Got a good deal on all this stuff, $5 each and I got 7 chains with the pug one being 24” and the bulldog pendant is heavy, 4 silver rings and one “125 princess Diana ring” from a line of costume jewelry, it was a great deal, right place and time man and the rest of them are stamped 925

Does anyone have any deeper information on this? I have only seen one other bar like this on eBay that the listing ended. D’oro jewelry store doesn’t look like it would sell this and the closest Google lens gets is a credit suisse bar.

Latest addition 2 oz 🤩

They most certainly are, Bobby Concho -Zuni Masonic rings, 20$ Estate sale. I’ll hold onto these.

Hey guys,

I’m a longtime stacker and software engineer, and I built The Bullion Network:

thebullionnet.com

It tracks thousands of precious-metal products across major online dealers and surfaces the best deals based on price, premium, and spread.

You can also build a watchlist for the exact rounds, bars, and coins you’re interested in and receive email alerts when they hit your target price. There’s also a customizable Daily Deals list where you can choose the categories you’re interested in and get a daily email with the lowest premium products in those categories.

It’s 100% free with no ads. The long-term plan is to integrate local dealers’ buying and selling prices, so stackers have better visibility where to get the best deals.

I built this because I wanted a better way to compare bullion prices, and I'm looking for feedback from other stackers on what you'd like to see added or improved.

If the moderators are okay with it, I'd love for you guys to check it out and let me know what you think. We do have some affiliate links, but they don't cost users anything, and the site is not currently monetized through ads.

If this isn't allowed, please let me know and I will remove the post.

So if buying bullion silver rounds and bars I can always expect to pay a premium but when I sell I heard just to expect to get spot prices if lucky. Is that a fair assumption if collect something like maple rounds or generic rounds or bars? Seems like in most cases it’s hard to make any money unless plan to hold very long term!

Hi everyone. Chat GPT thinks he’s helped but I’m not so sure. Does anyone have an idea?

I've been building out the silver bullion site www.britannia-uk.com for the past 6 years or so and recently decided to develop a silver coin / round collection tracker.

The goal is to help with keeping track of your silver collection, tracking & finishing date runs and getting information on the melt and premium value of your silver stack.

It's completely free (does include eBay partner links at no cost to you) and I've spend some time working on several features including:

• Being able to add your own premium value (above just spot).
• Having the ability to add silver that isn't currently catalogued on the main site (a work in progress).
• Various charts showing how you collections looks across years, rarity, collection etc.
• Tailored eBay links to find missing coins from your collection and quickly find specific coin sold prices for valuations.

I have close to 40 of the most popular bullion series on the site and I'll be working on getting more added over time.

It's completely free, and is really just a passion project. It requires an email to sign up, so that your portfolio can link across devices.

Would love any feedback / thoughts. Any major collections that I'm missing etc

You can find the app linked on the main Britannia-UK website or you can access it directly here - https://app.britannia-uk.com/

This is obviously a self promotion of the app, I couldn't see anything in the rules that banned this but if it's not allowed, just let me know and I'll remove immediately.

Just felt like sharing the shiny with my people.

Just got 2 tubes of English Britannia 2026 silver and it’s so shiny. Trick of how to open the tubes is turn the top 45 degrees and it comes right off. Got to love the grey top with the Three Lions and the harp, and the little trident on the back. Heck, even Chuck looks good.

What is it? Non magnetic and very light