Quality Silver Bullion Minting Process - Making Buffalo Indian head Rounds

For over 10 years we have been perfecting our minting process, to provide the highest quality minted pieces. We made this quick video so that you can be more familiar with what we do here at Quality Silver Bullion. Feel free to leave comments and questions. If you want to learn more about QSB, visit our website: http://www.qualitysilverbullion.com

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[Frackingcyclon]

i have some buffalo rounds how do i know if they came from your mint? do you have a mint mark?

[QualitySilverBullion]

@Frackingcyclon Great Question! our mint mark is a "QSB" to the left of the Indian's head just under his feathers. You can see a picture of it on the website under the 1-troy oz Buffalo/Indian head .999 fine Silver Bullion Rounds listing. Have a good one!

[rolficus]

i bought one of your 1 ounce rounds it is beutiful i want more

[QualitySilverBullion]

@rolficus Glad to hear that! :-)

[JJTechHelp]

Okay, a very big silver bullion making company can't even afford a good camera? WOW. I mean my phone is even better than this, and its not even a smartphone! And I don't want my silver coming from those rusty, nasty looking machines.

[QualitySilverBullion]

@JJTechHelp I think this is the second video you've said this on. All of our videos since June 2010 have been with a new camera. I'll give it to you that they aren't great works of art because we aren't professional videographers. We mint silver and if I can help you at all with that it would be my pleasure. It's your decision if you want to base your bullion buying decision on this video. Do you have any other suggestions? I would love it if you gave us some constructive feedback to work with.

[QualitySilverBullion]

@nlucctw2 I'm sorry you feel we are trying to "sucker investors." We've tried to make it obvious by writing it in bold red letters at the Top of the Purchase Agreement, which every customer must read before checking out.

We provide other payment options for our customers to avoid that fee if they so choose.

I wish we didn't have to, but with small margins we can't afford what the credit card companies charge. I'd appreciate your suggestions of how to announce it better. Take Care.

[eflip1]

Is there such a thing like 100% silver or gold, because .999 or .9999 is not 100%, right? Why do people only sell .999 or .9999 silver and gold and not 100%. Please, answer this question because, I've been wondering this for quite some time.

[rapemadrid5to0]

too much silver cant contain my self agh agh aww i am came damn silver porn i have to stop watching these videos

[wieseg57]

Did you have the QSB mark on your 2009 buffalo rounds? I have some similar except for that mark.

[NoisemakerArrow]

What's the name of the song?

[TheBlitz1]

god dam do you pick them up one at a time like that, those workers are going to get carpel tunnel for sure

[XxberserkerxXxx]

Wow........

[hitadjp]

make silver the 100 trillion dollar Zimbabwe logos on it. you can have that stupid pile of rocks on one side and a water buffalo on the other with 100 trillion written around the outside

[paweleve]

I have 4 of those.