• Where Should I Buy Silver?

    Where Should I Buy Silver?

    Looking to buy silver online safely? Again we want to start off by saying we are not being paid to promote, or get kickbacks from these companies. They just happen to be the ones we’ve had the most experience with in the past. So now that we have that established lets speak about a few of our favorite places online to buy both Gold and Silver. Silver is a great long term investment and one of the very few that have real intrinsic value, but where can you purchase this shiny metal safely online? Apmex If you have been making online purchases within the last 8 or so years you are aware of APMEX. These guys are one of the big cheeses. The have a wide selection, and their prices are fair. The prices are not the best in terms of premiums, but they are an established company. These guys ... Read More »
  • How much is a silver dime worth?

    How much is a silver dime worth?

  • 4 Silver Flatware Buying Tips

    4 Silver Flatware Buying Tips

  • Silver Coins vs Silver Bullion

    Silver Coins vs Silver Bullion

  • Why Invest In Silver?

    Why Invest In Silver?

  • Morgan Silver Dollars 1878-1921

    Morgan Silver Dollars 1878-1921

    From it’s misbegotten beginnings, the massive meltdown in 1917 to it’s heritage tied to the Wild West, the Morgan Silver Dollars has a storied and rocky past that makes it a favorite for coin collectors and investors alike. With prices starting around $25 and ranging upward all the way through the $250,000 mark, not only can a collector or investor buy into the Morgan Silver Dollar market cheap and work their way upwards as far as they want to go. This coins intrinsic or metl value alone makes the coin worth $. That price is based on the current silver price of $ per troy ounce. Where Did The Morgan Silver Dollars Come From? Back in the 1870s, the Comstock Silver Lode produced a huge oversupply of silver while the unemployment rate in the US was significant. The US Mint struck a deal with Nevada silver producers to generate a large amount of Morgan silver ... Read More »
  • Mercury Dime 1916-1945

    Mercury Dime 1916-1945

  • Peace Dollar 1921-1928

    Peace Dollar 1921-1928

  • Liberty Seated Half Dollar 1839 to 1886

    Liberty Seated Half Dollar 1839 to 1886

  • Roosevelt Dime 1946 to 1964

    Roosevelt Dime 1946 to 1964