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Uploaded by on Jan 11, 2010

I have talked to people that don't want to buy silver because they don't feel that they can liquidate it when they need to. I personally feel that it is very liquid because it is a cash-like product. Here is why...

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  • Jim, I've been trying to find someone who will buy non-standard rounds/ingots, but to no avail. These items do not have a well known mint mark, but are all stamped .999. Does your mint purchase silver? I could not find anything on your website.

  • @BillKville We do purchase silver if it is .999 fine. You are welcome to send it to us. We'll test it and if it is .999 fine silver, we'll buy it from you. If not, we'll send the items back to you. Call us and we can talk more about it. Thanks for the question.

  • Who was it that bought above spot?

  • @tek2advance A dealer we have a relationship with that occasionally we convert bars to new rounds for them. It is a unique situation, but I would recommend that those buying silver, build a relationship with the dealers in your area. Take some of your silver pieces in there and get a ballpark price of what they would pay. If your silver is uncirculated and always handled with gloves, it's possible that you might negotiate a better price. You might get a better deal doing that.

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  • what about the inflationary price when silver goes up will dealers buy silver at its peak price ?

  • @rolficus Excellent question! There is only a small % of people that invest in precious metals(See our video "What do People Know About Silver?"). We will see them continue to lose on stocks, bonds, real-estate, etc... until they turn to precious metals. In my opinion, we will see more and more people investing in silver, which would provide an ever increasing demand. I can't tell you when to liquidate your silver, but I believe that you will be able to when you decide.

    Thanks for the question

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  • @WhyMeWhySilver I offered my barber the choice of the usual $20 FRN or a Silver Eagle, he gladly chose the Eagle. And technically he would only have to show the IRS that he made $1. (Although none of us should have to show the IRS anything!)

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  • thanks for sharing!~

  • You can buy/sell silver on both ebay and craigslist. Here in San Diego, there are MULTIPLE ads on craigslist everyday for people offering to buy silver for spot (especially Eagles and Maples). Cheers Tek

  • Hey man, first of all I like to say that I like the videos that you are putting out. At one time I was about to buy silver and gold, but I did not because I thought that the dollar was going to bounce back. Know that I see their prices are going through the roof, is know a good time to buy. Then again, does copper have a better chance of a higher return percentage.

  • I like this guy and all his vid;s... Silver= Liquid..... Any pawnshop in my town pays spot and some alittle over for silver:)

  • of course its liquid you can barter, sell or trade it with anyone at any time in any part of the world and everyone knows what it is. gold and silver are the ultimate free trade mediums of exchange

  • silver is always in demand 

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