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New Member
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I made a thread asking for favorite bullion dealers but it's locked now. I chose to order off of SilverGoldBull and these are what I got.    The beautiful mirror-like Canadian silver dollar was from a random pick $1 face value set priced around $16. The krugerrand has a couple milk spots though it's still a beautiful coin. I would love me some gold but I'll probably buy platinum instead. Thanks everybody
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Congrats! Silver is always nice to have. One thing to know is dealer return policies. Some allow a few days up to a week, buyer pays shipping return cost. But I've bought from some dealers that paid for shipping return cost, sent me a return label since the coin came damaged, not as described, especially on ebay using Paypal. Milk spots are unsightly but rather common on some coin types. It's good to buy from a local coin store if you can so you can see the coins before you buy. Your Krugerrand has milk spots and maybe scratches? The scratches could be on the capsule. If the scratches are on the coin I'd be inclined to send it back unless you got a discount price. Edited by livingwater
07/02/2022 10:51 pm
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New Member
 United States
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Livingwater, the scratches are fortunately on the capsule and not the krugerrand. Thanks
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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The Canadian silver dollar is worth bullion because of the condition.
It contains 18.66g of silver so you have paid a fairly large premium.
Keep it though as I'm sure the price of silver will rise again.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Silver premiums have been high. Most of the major online dealers have sales. It's good to buy the sales if it's something a buyer wants.
Edited by livingwater
07/03/2022 10:54 am
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New Member
United States
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The Canadian dollar was randomly picked out of dimes, quarters, halves, and other dollars in any condition at $1 face value. I see those dollars selling around that price. I do agree the silver premiums are pretty high. Randomly picked junk silver sets(by face value) are not in stock at SGB(so no price) but are expensive on APMEX. My local dealer sells those sets cheaper with denomination options to chose at no extra cost. The catch with my dealer is rounds, bars, and bullion coins tend to be higher.
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Valued Member
United States
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It contains 18.66g of silver I'm not familiar with the silver Canada dollar... so they have 0.6 ozt Ag, is that the case for all years? |
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United States
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Valued Member
United States
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Excellent link, thank you. It looks like they have always been 0.6 @ 80%.
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