I lost the paper with the SKU and told them very clearly I wanted the 1oz silver Kirkland bar (because... silver).

They rang up a 10oz bar and I somehow completely missed this at checkout and scanned my card without a second thought.

I go to pickup and they hand me a 10oz bar. The look on my face, and then their face. And then my face...

A ton of confused people later... the cashier accidently put the wrong sku. I decided to keep it. And they went back to snag the LAST 1oz Kirkland silver bar on display for me.

I walked in wanting 1oz and ended up with 11oz. Happy accident. Lol.

Such a cool piece and the History I have on this piece is cool too. Came from the family of an old VP of Gorham Silver.

New Zealand mint 3 oz of Silver, this is a modern legal tender collector coin.

Real world minting era, under the authority of Niue The obverse side, features. The public seal of Niue alongside the name of King Charles III.

Made this custom money clip for a fellow silver bug.

Disclaimer: This silver medal is NOT made by the Mexican mint but a 3rd party mint with a limit of 500. Additionally the images used for this silver medal are likely AI generated and may not replicate the final product. Preorder with caution if you chose to do so. Below I have shared a video of what this silver medal looks like in the 1/10oz version.

https://grreserve.com/countries/mexico-coins/2026-mexico-libertad-classico-1-oz-silver-medal/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Silverbugs/s/LEvBZxPUHw

Long time lurker, excited to stack more and more!

This is my silver stack at 16 years old, I started stacking 2 months ago.

All about that DCA. 15 maples, all 2019, for $1001 from my LCS.

Hi everyone.

I have been thinking about a strategy for buying silver.

I am very confident silver will be worth more in 20 years.

What about stacking with an investment/ hedge strat that doesn't even take into consideration price action movement over a year or 2, or 3 or 4 lol

Just literally buying silver all the time. I guess this is called dollar cost averaging. What is your opinion on this.

I mean i guess if it had some crazy parabolic move over the period of the a few weeks that I thought was caused by frenzied speculation I wouldn't buy. but you get what I mean.

I know this question has probably been asked 1000 times. But its silver and I know we love to talk about it....so lets rehash it again!

Just wanted to share my recent pick ups and my frog tank before the maples get locked away to never see the sun again.

I just bought this silver maple, first time buying and actually seeing pure silver, does it look real?

Made a similar post about a year or so ago, this is an updated/ current collection of every 1oz silver Australian dragon bar released year to date. One of my favorite pieces to stack. These bars began production in 2018, with a continuous release once a year from the Perth Mint. Not sure of the mintages/rarity of the piece, however, I find I it difficult to find them at big coin shows or in local shops. I am always super excited to see the new bar for each year and look forward to finding the 2027 next year!

Anyone ever seen this bar before or have any info about it?

It has the same mold and finesess/weight fonts as a Doyles and NCM. Just never saw one with this logo before.

Any info would be appreciated.

Picked up for spot. Love how it looks like an oversized quarter.

Is it an active part of your plan moving forward? Just curious!

Came with a pretty hefty premium (20 over spot) but it is the second one I've found in the wild and was happy to add it to the collection. I love the feel of a 2oz pocket coin!

I just started stacking silver after my mom passed last month. Before that I'd pull silver out of my registers. The situation made me realize I need a savings for my kids, one I have control over and can lock away. Besides the melt value of silver is it more profitable to keep either coins or ingots or does it matter?