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What is a good price to buy silver at?

What is a really good price to buy silver at? (Like silver bars, not necessary jewelery). I want to see if I can find good deals on it but don't know the current price.

ALSO DO YOU KNOW OF ANY PLACES THAT SELL SILVER OR GOLD UNDER THE MARKET VALUE?
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You will not find either gold or silver under market value. In fact you will pay more then the market value. The reason is simple. There are 2 prices on gold and silver. There is the paper price and the physical price. To obtain physical metal you will always pay a premium over the spot price on the COMEX. I just bought 100 ounces yesterday. I buy the Silver Canada Maple Leaf Coins and I paid $14.95 per coin. The total with commissions, shipping and wire transfer fees was $1566.16. So that works out to $15.66 an ounce.

There are many places you can go to buy silver bars and coins. The price differs from broker to broker and product to product. I use the following company. http://monex.com/index.html

There are others too but I havent used these yet for silver but Ive used these 2 for gold .

http://www.amergold.com/

http://allamericangold.com/index.html
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  • dave h by dave h
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    A low price is a good price.

    Anybody that would ask an inane question like "DO YOU KNOW OF ANY PLACES THAT SELL SILVER OR GOLD UNDER THE MARKET VALUE?" should not invest their money in anything. Go on a cruise, buy some new clothes, buy yourself a piece of the Brooklyn Bridge, but stay out of precious metals. (Leprechauns sell silver and gold under the market value.)
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