You're The Dealer - What's Fair?

The dealer must either have a very good and cheap source for the ASEs, have bought the coins at much lower prices, is selling tubes at a time as oppose to single coins, is riding on steep increases in spot, or just don't care to make any money.

3% of roughly $30 is 90¢.

My local coin/pm buyer is selling ASE and run of the mills morgans at $35+ He states he bought them at the higher price of silver and won't go below this new price even when it fell last week.

So if your all telling me that I can do better elsewhere on prices I will have to take a look and see what I can find. Hoping to get like 2 silver 1 oz rounds, ASE, or bars a month at this point to build up again!

It is hard to buy just two rounds a month economically from a internet dealer because of the shipping. It can be done if you find them doing a special with free shipping.

You might get a better deal on the site by asking in the want to buy section.

Most small dealers who do not ship out their product will often have higher prices as the market price goes down. However try checking some jewelery stores. Most not all often sell silver rounds too.

Pawn shop - buyer be ware - watch for fakes. Not because they are dishonest but because they often make mistakes.

SHOWS - try these if they have them in your area.

ebay - a choice - I think all sellers should have a tax id and that ebay should have to provide sells figures to even out those little shops that have to pay taxes.