KevinFlynn

I am finding 100g silver bars between 102 and 150 Euro, with a median at 106. So I'd say you're okay with 110. Banks are always a bit more expensive than other dealers, but they are great for a first buy if it builds up trust in yourself.
Any chance of a few pictures of your newly acquired bars? 🤗

I just bought 500 gr 5 x 100 g bars from my local bank I paid 550 euro i don't know if is a good price it work out something like 0.90 per gram. 

Hello gents,
greetings from Greece, new member here and new in precious metals, even though I invest many years and trading commodities I recently started stacking silver/gold and found this forum. Looking forward to meet you and see what the future holds for this community and not only.
 
All the best and stay safe.

£1 Notes and coins:

1914 was possibly the beginning of the end.

I'm in with a 2000 Silver Proof One Pound Coin that does have it's box and a 5p silver proof set 😁😋
 
 

Formally    Pipers
Hi guys, 
Letting you know that after a illness i forgot all my login details and with the forum security i was locked out of the forum. 
 A big thank you to Pete who helped me get back onto the forum.
Anyway most of you know what i like to collect and buy.  and my views are not always with the 'wisom of the crowd'.  
I look forward to engage again in topics.
Piperscoins 

Stunning 1912 Canda $10 dollar gold coin rare low mintage only 1912 - 1914 with the 1912 being the rarest, brought to you in high definition mint state lustre!! 
Canada’s First Gold Coin
Canada produced its first gold coin in 1908, but that was a UK Sovereign.
Four years later, came the $10 gold and it was unmistakably Canadian.
Each coin is struck on a 900 Fine Gold 26.92 mm planchet and weighs 16.72 Grams (.4838 oz Fine Gold). The obverse features a crowned portrait of King George V. The reverse bears Canada's Coat of Arms which was originally adopted in 1868
Almost all of the gold used for the coins came from the nearby Klondike River Valley in the Yukon Territory, the site of one of the largest and most frenzied gold rushes in history.
Short-lived
With the outset of the First World War, the Canadian gold coin program was closed in favour of gold bars.
As Canadians fought the war, its government took a tight hold of its gold reserves, with almost all of the coins produced for circulation never reaching the public.
Instead, they were tucked away in the vaults of the Bank of Canada.

Hi all,
New to the forum, seen it mentioned quite a bit online so thought I'd stop by! 😃
Seems a great place,
James 👍

I miss "less milk spotting".

I will, I have nothing else to buy... 😄
I have no real idea when I would stop buying gold. I bought at under €1000 once, now I'm buying at over €1500 - I'm telling myself every Euro spent on gold is an Euro saved.

Mee too 😔
All the best 😶

I will, I have nothing else to buy... 😄
I have no real idea when I would stop buying gold. I bought at under €1000 once, now I'm buying at over €1500 - I'm telling myself every Euro spent on gold is an Euro saved.

I will, I have nothing else to buy... 😄
I have no real idea when I would stop buying gold. I bought at under €1000 once, now I'm buying at over €1500 - I'm telling myself every Euro spent on gold is an Euro saved.

I will, I have nothing else to buy... 😄
I have no real idea when I would stop buying gold. I bought at under €1000 once, now I'm buying at over €1500 - I'm telling myself every Euro spent on gold is an Euro saved.

I'm in with a 1oz american silver eagle - colourised titanic edition (with certificate of authenticity). Plus £20 to the winners charity of choice. 

I will, I have nothing else to buy... 😄
I have no real idea when I would stop buying gold. I bought at under €1000 once, now I'm buying at over €1500 - I'm telling myself every Euro spent on gold is an Euro saved.

I miss "less milk spotting".

I miss "less milk spotting".

Just graded & on their way back from NGC… Those Libs are a nightmare to get a 70 🙈. Quite a few will be up for sale once they are back.. No idea of the value of the 2018 reverse proof set RP69, any help gratefully received.

I miss "less milk spotting".

Im in with a 2oz silver coin

The end of your comments has really struck me hard. 
I wouldn't worry about silver too much and concentrate or yourself and loved ones🙏🙏

As long as you sell privately you should get somewhere close to market value for whatever item(s) you sell, and so although buying Kilo bars might bring your cost per oz down, it may not make a great deal of difference to your end result when selling. That's just my take on things though. Maybe others will have different views to consider, like selling large quantities and timing.
I couldn't help but notice the end of your comment. Not sure what to say other than I do hope for the best for you mate.

Some really good points and well explained, thanks to everyone
One part that we can control (myself included) is to buy lower premium silver to pull down the overall %'s in the stack and also to avoid buying new silver which has 20% on it.  If I can find several kilos of 2nd hand bars at < 8% over spot that will help bring down the overall averages for sure!  I also like the idea of adding more vintage silver coins with lower premiums but worry they will be difficult to liquidate back to cash sometime after they are inherited after I die next year.

Hi to the forum,
 
i'm new here, i found thanks a google search, i would like to do some silver staking, i managed to find 1 kg bar via my local bank, but i guess perhaps for a better re-selling option would be better smaller weight bars, even if i will pay more per gr/oz, anyone can suggest a reliable website in EU that i get buy them perhaps with free shipping? or if you have an other suggestion.
 
Thanks