What Is The Best Way To Invest In Bullion?

Wow! I am looking for such finds buying worn coins and revealing stuff but do not have anything nearly as nice.

I purchase junk/Constitutional silver on a regular basis because it offers the lowest premium which is not so low now.
If anyone pays silver spot price or more for 90%, you are wrong. Junk should always be under spot.
Spot x .715 = melt value for 90%. Junk is priced in relation to melt price, not spot. Why would you ever pay spot or more for 90%?
Premiums have gone through the roof on junk. I used to pay about 8% over melt less than a year ago. Today I pay around 20%. However, I will continue my purchases based on dollar cost averaging.
To me,collecting junk silver is a small investment for protection from fiat money and cryto.
ASE, rounds, Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, .999, higher premium.
An increase in premiums for junk indicates a smaller supply. It is becoming more difficult in my area to locate pre 65. There is a limited supply that is being depleted more rapidly.
Cull Peace dollars I have picked up for $28 recently.
I hope this helps. I will continue to aquire the junk as long as there is some left.

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You are correct,I misspoke when I said spot, I'm aware of what melt value is on coinage and usually just use 3/4 for quick figures in my head, when bidding on the bay. Thanks for correcting me though. I get ahead of myself sometimes.

Cool to know, I did not realize that. I buy mixed lots that will include well worn coins though and love to buy mercs to search for overdates.

1. Anyone know what the current melt price is of .925 British sterling scrap silver?
(I have quite a lot of very worn old British silver coins),
In comparison,
2. What is the current price of spot silver?

Yeah, my town you go into a little office in the back of a ac workshop. Hardly any lights too.

I am coming to the realization that I need a basement guy.

"About 20 years ago, a professional investment advisor suggested that no more that about 5% of your total assets should be in bullion, coins or artworks etc."

I always get a kick out of hearing this. Those types make their money off of commissions from clients moving their money into stocks, securities, etc. They don't make a dime if you go online or to your LCS to buy bullion so they are not going to encourage it. Personally, I would rather have a higher percentage than what he suggested as I sleep better at night knowing I have physical assets that are in my possession and are easy to unload if I need cash.