Wheres A Good Place To Buy Bullion?

Online. Try JMBullion or APMEX. Lots of others out there too.

Has anyone here had their own design done in bullion? I'm just curious by who and how much it cost and what the minimum was.

I'm sure it isn't cheap but I think it would be fun to have maybe that's just me

Just ran to my guys shop and we talked a lot and fakes came up and someone tried to sell him fake NTR bullion ounces silver plate ounce and a half weight same size as a real one. The guy got them from China. They looked perfect but overweight and stuck to a magnet. It really bugs me that so much fake gold and silver bullion and coins are coming from China..

Well then maybe I should just buy junk silver dimes for trading with. :)

I only thought of carrying bullion so I didn't waste coins that might get melted. And I have no particular traders here in Cali I'm from jax Florida but I've traded with random people here. I'll approach anyone that has something I like with the idea of traded silver. People in most cases take the idea very well and it works out almost every time.

I'm 24 and never owned a credit card and have a debit card to withdraw cash.
I've always paid in cash and one didn't have any but I always have silver in my pocket or in my bag and I tried using silver as a trade and it worked so I just never stopped.

Wow that's pretty weird. That surprises the heck out of me.. sure I've found a couple of people that don't want silver or gold mostly because they don't believe gold eagles are real gold coins or that there is such a thing as silver quarters dimes dollars etc. I carry around several different us mint silver and I like to ask people if they have ever seen a silver dollar for instance and it blows my mind how many places I sit and eat where they have never heard of one.

My grandpa likes to play the game "do y'all accept federal reserve notes" literally every time he pays in cash I'm not kidding. it use to bug me in public but being around him almost every day I got used to it and I actually learned a lot like how little most Americans know about our monetary system. Not that I thought it was a good thing but I learned that most random people do t know. I like to teach people about it sometimes when I have time to kill and they are interested in my 1921 Morgan if I show it.

I'm sure it does with some people but I don't approach everyone with the idea of trading just people that look like they would at least listen to the idea of it.
Sometimes I come across a person that has something interesting to me or a private store with the person they could have a pocket clip of a knife sticking out that I recognize the brand of I say something about it and ask to see it. If I like the condition of it I'll ask what they know about silver coins then explain it to them if they don't know. I propose a trade of silver for the knife but I do give them the chance to look up what I'm talking about on their phone if they want so they know I'm not just joking with them. Some people trade some people don't.

If its a small hardware store or other private shop I have sometimes asked to speak with the owner and go through the same process of explaining silver coins then ask to make trades for whatever they deal in.

I don't always do this though just sometimes I feel like a trade rather than using cash. Ive traded other things before but precious metals are easer in most cases.
A lot of the people are pretty happy with what they get out of the trade because they like having silver coins in hand.