Gold or Silver

[Snow4JC]

Thank you for replying to this topic.

I used to go to Bingo and spend $30 to $40 a night. Some nights I would win a little and other nights win nothing.

So I decided to invest my Bingo money into Silver coins.

Yes, I paid infalted prices for my coins. However, in the end, I still have a 1 oz bar of silver. Rather then a piece of paper worth nothing.

The Red Coin book is Retail prices and The Blue Book is Wholesale prices

Don't sell your coins to dealers because they go by the Blue Book price.

This money I have invested is for my granchildren. Who knows they just might need it some day.

I give a certain amount each month to Blossoming Rose in Cedar Springs, MI. This organization is developing a desert oasis into a Park. It is called Tamra. This park is in Israel. The orgainzation helps the Jews return to Israel from other countries that can't afford to get Home, due to the lack of funds or $$$$$.

If you are a Collector, you will spend big money for about anything you are looking for. Nothing is cheap any more.

I think the gas stations watch the markets and Raise their gas prices by it everyday. lol lol I am laughing yet it seems true.

Snow4JC

[Cerran]

Snow, check out www.norfed.org . They have a negotiable silver coin and it's relatively cheap. You can get 10 ounces of silver and silver certificates for ~$107.

[Snow4JC]

Snow, check out www.norfed.org . They have a negotiable silver coin and it's relatively cheap. You can get 10 ounces of silver and silver certificates for ~$107.

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Thanks for the web site. I checked it out. Will wait until Michigan starts to use that money.

Thanks,

Snow4JC