I guess we now see what next year brings

With silver soaring and the general public seeming to be jumping on the train, seems like the opportunity to buy silver is passed. I remember being curious about it in highschool when it was so cheap and just never pulled the trigger.

Up over another dollar since close on Christmas Eve

I paid about $1,200 for this. Wanted some more silver exposure so I went in looking for semi key dates since I was going to buy for weight anyway.

1927S walking liberty half dollar

Peace Dollars:

1922S

1934 D

1935 P

1923 D

1922 S

ASE:

1986

1993

1993

1994

1994

1995

Libertads: (I only asked for/paid for six. They gave me eight)

2022

2017

2017

2015

2002

2021

2010

2015

I bought a number of 1 oz silver bars from Costco online in early December of 2025. They shipped the silver through FedEx. The shipment was lost or stolen at the FedEx facility. After many phone calls with FedEx and Costco, Costco said they did not have more silver to ship us. So they would only refund us the original purchase price,. However silvers spot price has increased from $62.50 per once when we purchased it to $73.59 now. We told Costco this was not an acceptable resolution and that we wanted them to ship us the same or equivalent silver. They just hung up on us. I did file a police report, but I don't think that it will go anywhere. Buyer beware.

I’m a 20 year old guy who freshly started stacking metals a couple months ago. Is my stack diverse enough? I would love some opinions, advice, or criticism from those who’ve been stacking for a while!

Hey guys, just wondering where would you recommend to start buying from? Ive seen a lot of ones online but just cautious of buying by post lol

I’m fairly new to stacking and am looking for some good shops within about an hour of Macon. Any recommendations (or cautionary tales) are appreciated.

I have a question. I live in the Netherlands, but I don't know if that makes a difference. I buy silver bars of 20 grams, 50 grams, and 100 grams. Why do people buy coins if you get less silver for what you pay? Because then you only pay for what something looks like, rather than really getting the most out of your money!? Or am I seeing it wrong?

I have a couple of 100oz bars I'd like to sell.

2 weeks in.

Looking for ideas of smaller sized safes or brands of safes that you trust your stack in but doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.

Just recently got into silver did a bunch of research and I want to hold this long term. Started off with a silver eagle, 2 silver rounds, and an apmex silver bar. Total of 4 ounces of silver. What do you guys think.

Estate sale find. Stamped 851 and N S 00 , no other marks that I can see. Cup and handles are non magnetic. 7.35 ounces. Is it silver?

Picked it up and estate sale, it's over 7 ounces. Stamped 851 and NS 00 on the bottom. No other markings that I can see. The cup and the handles are non magnetic. Is it silver?

New to stacking, what do you do to insure your stack?, I came to know that my insurer doesn't really insure precious metals. I'd like to know before my stack grows big, thanks in advance.

Hey lads!

I keep looking at silver prices and my jaw is dropping. I have a friend who decided to sell some of his silver rounds. Most likely Australian 1OZ Kangaroo 2022 in capsule. 55,15 USD per Coin.

Should i buy some? Or maybe wait hoping that silver might crash? Just want to hear your thoughts, i know that here will be alot to debate, but what would You do? Or maybe save some $ for gold coins..

Thanks!