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gold is money you idiots dollar and other currency is a paper with a number on it and you will always need more numbered papers next year to buy the same things
I have a queston, say silver explodes to 100oz will the internet company still buy my silver? Because it's at peak price and I imagine less silver being bought?
Only Governmental Bank must be the Dept-Free money/currecy supplier for itsself, Not Fed.Reserv nore Central Bank Privatly Owned that only loans money to the Government at an interest !
Federal Reseve Can easely put silver OUTLAW or any comodity or change its value in their favor as they did before in the history
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I'm relatively new to buying silver.. I have some 10 oz silver bars.. can I still sell it even if I removed the plastic cover from it? I heard (a bit too late) that it loses value if you remove the plastic.
Perfect way to show how much silver goes up: you claimed silver was at $16 an ounce when you made the video, and it is now almost $25 an ounce. It's gone up $9 in a little over a year. It's CRAZY!
its impossible to make money selling bullion here in the UK, even when I buy at spot from a bullion dealer and sell on ebay i end up spending all my profit on seller fees and paypal fees
this is a scam, any system that requires you to sign up another 2 people for you to make money is mathamatical a sham where 50% of people will lose out.
do this test, using the calculater on your computer start from 1 and keep doubling the number ( 1 x 2 = 2 x 2= 4 x 2 = 8 x 2 = 16 etc etc) and see how long it takes you to get to 6 billion which is the population of the earth, it is unsustainable and will end with 50% of people who can't sign anyone else up
I have a question. I live in Mexico and I am interested in buying some 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertades. What are some pro and cons about this coin? Do the Libertades coins have less value than per say a 1 oz US Silver Eagle?
Thanks a lot and keep up the good work! Us newbies appreciate it.
A prime choice for silver bullion coins with extra collector value! The Third Reich produced millions of 90% silver coins. Each Nazi 5 Reichsmark coin weighed 13.88 g and contained exactly 12.5 g of fine silver. Almost half an ounze of silver in each coin. These coins are still readily available today! And besides their inherant value as silver bullion, they are also genuine Third Reich collectables thus adding to their value!
I've sold to APMEX (a few thousund dollars worth) and they've never asked for my SS#. Hmmmm maybe their policy has changed recently. I'm aware that if you buy if your sell is over $10,000, then you have to fill out a Form 8300. That's in place for the notice of large transactions in order to catch money laundering and drug transactions since the early 80's. But I've never had to give out my SS# in my sell to APMEX. As I said, things may have changed recently. I also no of others that don't ask.
From CMI Gold and Silver: "Reportable sales (again, customer sales to dealers) apply to 1-oz Gold Maple Leafs, 1-oz Krugerrands, and 1-oz Mexican Onzas in quantities of twenty-five or more in one transaction. Reporting requirements do not apply to American Gold Eagles, no matter the quantities. Furthermore, reporting requirements do not apply to any fractional ounce gold coins." (Google that entire quote to read the whole article). Regarding silver...
..."Only one common silver product is reportable when sold: pre-1965 U.S. coins. The quantity that causes the filing of a 1099B, however, is not clear. The IRS bases its authority to require reporting on CFTC-approved contracts that call for the delivery of $10,000 face value. Consequently, many dealers do not report sales of pre-1965 U.S. coins unless the sale totals $10,000 face value; others report $1,000 sales."
...Most germane to this discussion: "Sales of American Silver Eagles, privately-minted Silver Eagle 1-oz silver rounds, and 100-oz silver bars are not reportable, no matter the quantity."
I have read that unexempted (not otherwise mentioned) bullion sales of 1,000 oz or higher do require a form 1099B. But it helps to be aware of the ins and outs. Again, Google a portion of the quoted text to see the article. =^[.]^=
If they are Eagles or Maple Leafs then they are almost certainly real because they are minted by their respective governments. If you don;t know I would weigh and measure them...if they are a different metal then the dimensions and weight cant both be accurate.
If you're looking to lock in some short term profits now might be a good time to sell. If you believe in the long term potential of silver, like I do, I think it is still way under priced!
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MrBanker2222 5 months ago
which website is best for buying and selling silver/ gold? you've mentioned above video, but i could not catch it up. please give the website address
talki79 7 months ago
wow man , just gota say its kinda cool to watch old videos and hear stuff like "silvers at ~$16.00 " thats crazy
zippo1592647873 11 months ago
gold is money you idiots dollar and other currency is a paper with a number on it and you will always need more numbered papers next year to buy the same things
just1believer 1 year ago
hi
I have a queston, say silver explodes to 100oz will the internet company still buy my silver? Because it's at peak price and I imagine less silver being bought?
colloredbrothers 1 year ago
Fight Cause Not Effect !!
DEMAND
#1.Monetary Reform
Only Governmental Bank must be the Dept-Free money/currecy supplier for itsself, Not Fed.Reserv nore Central Bank Privatly Owned that only loans money to the Government at an interest !
Federal Reseve Can easely put silver OUTLAW or any comodity or change its value in their favor as they did before in the history
EDUCATE YOUSELF & FRIENDS
Watch Doc. Movie - THE MONEY MASTERS 20/22 - & you will get all answers!
Let The World Know !
vadimuskoro 1 year ago
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Riddlerx333x 1 year ago
I'm relatively new to buying silver.. I have some 10 oz silver bars.. can I still sell it even if I removed the plastic cover from it? I heard (a bit too late) that it loses value if you remove the plastic.
gillz666 1 year ago
Perfect way to show how much silver goes up: you claimed silver was at $16 an ounce when you made the video, and it is now almost $25 an ounce. It's gone up $9 in a little over a year. It's CRAZY!
SilverNerdling 1 year ago
its impossible to make money selling bullion here in the UK, even when I buy at spot from a bullion dealer and sell on ebay i end up spending all my profit on seller fees and paypal fees
Straightsix76 1 year ago
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this is a scam, any system that requires you to sign up another 2 people for you to make money is mathamatical a sham where 50% of people will lose out.
do this test, using the calculater on your computer start from 1 and keep doubling the number ( 1 x 2 = 2 x 2= 4 x 2 = 8 x 2 = 16 etc etc) and see how long it takes you to get to 6 billion which is the population of the earth, it is unsustainable and will end with 50% of people who can't sign anyone else up
82snowball 1 year ago
Cool Video!
I have a question. I live in Mexico and I am interested in buying some 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertades. What are some pro and cons about this coin? Do the Libertades coins have less value than per say a 1 oz US Silver Eagle?
Thanks a lot and keep up the good work! Us newbies appreciate it.
mikevdv2001 1 year ago
Coin dealers are great for fast cash!
FreedomAtYourFingers 1 year ago
Sell it for cash!!! Don;t let the IRS get your money!
BigSilverFan 2 years ago
A prime choice for silver bullion coins with extra collector value! The Third Reich produced millions of 90% silver coins. Each Nazi 5 Reichsmark coin weighed 13.88 g and contained exactly 12.5 g of fine silver. Almost half an ounze of silver in each coin. These coins are still readily available today! And besides their inherant value as silver bullion, they are also genuine Third Reich collectables thus adding to their value!
Heidelager 2 years ago
I've sold to APMEX (a few thousund dollars worth) and they've never asked for my SS#. Hmmmm maybe their policy has changed recently. I'm aware that if you buy if your sell is over $10,000, then you have to fill out a Form 8300. That's in place for the notice of large transactions in order to catch money laundering and drug transactions since the early 80's. But I've never had to give out my SS# in my sell to APMEX. As I said, things may have changed recently. I also no of others that don't ask.
WhyMeWhySilver 2 years ago 2
@WhyMeWhySilver
From CMI Gold and Silver: "Reportable sales (again, customer sales to dealers) apply to 1-oz Gold Maple Leafs, 1-oz Krugerrands, and 1-oz Mexican Onzas in quantities of twenty-five or more in one transaction. Reporting requirements do not apply to American Gold Eagles, no matter the quantities. Furthermore, reporting requirements do not apply to any fractional ounce gold coins." (Google that entire quote to read the whole article). Regarding silver...
Raycheetah 2 years ago
..."Only one common silver product is reportable when sold: pre-1965 U.S. coins. The quantity that causes the filing of a 1099B, however, is not clear. The IRS bases its authority to require reporting on CFTC-approved contracts that call for the delivery of $10,000 face value. Consequently, many dealers do not report sales of pre-1965 U.S. coins unless the sale totals $10,000 face value; others report $1,000 sales."
Raycheetah 2 years ago
...Most germane to this discussion: "Sales of American Silver Eagles, privately-minted Silver Eagle 1-oz silver rounds, and 100-oz silver bars are not reportable, no matter the quantity."
I have read that unexempted (not otherwise mentioned) bullion sales of 1,000 oz or higher do require a form 1099B. But it helps to be aware of the ins and outs. Again, Google a portion of the quoted text to see the article. =^[.]^=
Raycheetah 2 years ago
Hi Ray....I've read that clause....there's more that you should know. Now if you'd like to speak with me over the phone. I'd be happy to. :>)
WhyMeWhySilver 2 years ago
If they are Eagles or Maple Leafs then they are almost certainly real because they are minted by their respective governments. If you don;t know I would weigh and measure them...if they are a different metal then the dimensions and weight cant both be accurate.
bestsilverinvestment 2 years ago
Underpriced is an understatement. Blessings.
TadRapidly 2 years ago 2
I can't WAIT to sell my silver!!! ;-)
TadRapidly 2 years ago 2
If you're looking to lock in some short term profits now might be a good time to sell. If you believe in the long term potential of silver, like I do, I think it is still way under priced!
bestsilverinvestment 2 years ago
@TadRapidly sell it to me!!!!
kylextown24 10 months ago
@kylextown24 i'll wait 'til blythe and jamie put their hammers down and then you can have some.
TadRapidly 10 months ago