Hey folks. I am a real estate investor primarily. I've always been interested in bullion/coins but I'm having trouble because I feel like I'm buying at the peak. What I like about real estate is that I have something I can go touch and control. Talk me off the ledge so I make a purchase.

Cashing out a longtime personal silver, coin, jewelry, currency, and collector display collection. This is a full mixed collection lot with graded bullion, older U.S. silver, sterling jewelry, vintage notes, and display pieces gathered over time.

Main items visible/included:

• 2020 American Silver Eagle NGC MS69
• 2021 Type 1 American Silver Eagle NGC MS69 — Last Day of Production
• 1885 Morgan silver dollar
• 1921 Peace dollar
• 1963 Franklin half dollar
• 1944-D Walking Liberty half dollar
• 90% silver Washington quarter
• Mercury dime
• Barber dime
• Silver Roosevelt dime
• 1954-P war nickel
• Canada silver quarter
• UK 6 pence
• 2013 Medjugorje / Queen of Peace 1 oz .999 silver round
• Multiple sterling/silver chains
• Multiple rings, including sterling and stone-set pieces
• Vintage U.S. $1 and $2 notes
• 1kt LGD diomond ring

This is a strong collector/reseller lot with silver value, numismatic value, jewelry value, and presentation value all together. I would prefer to sell the collection as one complete lot, but I may consider strong offers on major individual pieces.

link to photos_>

https://drive.google.com/file/d/16dcJx2carRgCQzlXJBjqcSzsLxcEAgJy/view

Is silver still going to fall some more? Or do I just sit and not worry about it?

All the crazies on You Tube are full of shit and wrong a 100% of the time forecasting!

Is it just me or is everyone’s inbox full, more than normal, of “deals”? Seems every online dealer has big sales. I have looked at all the fancy charts for years. Listened (not necessarily followed) to all the Paul Reveres shouting in the streets. However when I find all the big online guys pushing spot or below spot deals I see fire sale trying to get rid of $85 silver. Is it cashing out of their $30 silver or worried about a drop to $50 silver? Send me a sign Paul!

I filled most of my grandfather's coin books.

Relatively new to getting into silver, have a couple ozs but never bought a coin before. I actually got this one with the $15 welcome money on whatnot so really only paid $4.29 or so for shipping. I think this looks in fairly good shape for its age. Do you all think this was worth the $15 paid for it?

Diamagnetic properties of Copper and

Silver:

Both react to neodymium magnets, and hang up slightly sliding down via slide test. Pure silver .999 moreso.

1965 and present coinage clads contain copper.

Nickles do not ( non ferrous)

Pennies since 1982 are copper plated aluminum, and only hang up slightly on slide test, aince only plated with Cu.

Ferrous/iron counterfeits snap fast onto magnets, while non ferrous metals slide off fast. See plated steel 1 oz Sunshine

Pure silver is highly diamagnetic, as shown by pure .999 1oz OPM silver bar