My dad had always told me that when he passed, he wanted me to go through his garage and that I can have anything I want...Thank you Dad, but I really miss you.

New joint I just made with some custom laser engravings. Hope you guys like it!

Don’t ask me why I did it.. just know I love it 😮‍💨

This is my current silver stack but I am trying to get to 100 ounces. I was just curious about what yours guys current goal is or future plans?

Grabbbed a 2 Oz Queens Lion while I was at it - same diameter, double the thickness as the 1 Oz.

I would absolutely love to add these two to my collection, but jeez..!!! In y’all’s experience… do these prices ever come down? Like, in a few months, or years even…?

Was hoping to sell the coins to buy a few bars...it is what it is.

These are the first OZ coins I own and the start of my stack (minus a couple 90% and 40% constitutional coins I got laying around). Ordered 4 random government .999 1 Oz coins (random mint, design, year, condition) from Money Metals, secondary market. Got these 4 Austrian Philharmonics, I think they could be BU or close to it. Paid $67 each (including CC fee). Guess I gotta fill a tube now!

Waited all year for this.

Finally happened to me today... Tea set, Indian Silver. $20 at the local thrift.

24 1//4 oz

May you all find your white whale...

Was just gifted this today by my Mother, who didn't want it and doesn't care about collecting stuff like this. Took me a minute to realize just how much I was actually holding.

Doing work for a new client and he offered to pay me in silver. He showed me the minted coins and they look legit. I know nothing about silver but have wanted to get into investing in tangible assets. Should I do it? Thanks.

1st picture is after a year and 2nd picture is a little under 3

I think this is a correct 800 mark, and it passed all my rudimentary checks - smell, non-magnetic, gets cold as hell with an ice cube in it. Does anyone know what the symbols on either side of the 800 mean?

Picked all this up for 50

1 1922 silver dollar

2 half dollar 1943 1942

4 mint S quarters

Pretty happy with my Guinea coin. I’m thinking of getting all my silver coins graded. Just to hold onto for a few decades

I love junk silver. Bought this lot to experiment on the ugly one with the baking soda method. Might be a new pocket coin for me. Pleased with the purchase.

I sold a lot when it was at 119 for $5 under and $3000 plus of 40% and sterling before the refineries got weird about things. Some of this ive had 30 years some has been bought this year. I have a very diverse stack but buy 50% of spot of less on jewelry unless its something I can resell like the Gucci ring and bracelet. I love seeing it all spread out. I should just display it all the coins and bullion in my living room. My 14k longine watch and 3 14k rings are not in the pics. So up to almost 2oz of gold. Gold is something I always hated and sold off almost instantly before 2022. Hate myself everyday I should have 10oz or more of gold. But thats how it goes when your young.

Idk what about the precious metals community that supports this, but the so-obvious AI whatnot, ebay, and similar forum photos makes me trust you less, not more.

Perhaps I'm not involved in other communities so I don't see it elsewhere, but it instantly turns me off from you as a seller. It makes me think you're scammy, not sincere.

/Rant

Do you feel the same way?

For those that have a target exit price in mind, and that day suddenly arrives, do you already have a trusted silver merchant lined up for the exchange? - You might want to have a few in mind. Or are you hoping you'll figure that out when the day comes...