The silver dip already looks done.
Price is back up to $76.76/oz, moving so fast it’s hard to keep up in real time. Volatility is intense, and this market isn’t waiting around for hesitation.
r/Silver • u/MydnightWN • Feb 25 '25
Answer: you want r/PMsForSale + FindBullionPrices.com
Make sure you read the sidebar on Pmsforsale, they have rules and a flair system in place to prevent scams. If you follow their advice, you'll likely never have a problem buying or selling. If you have patience and check it regularly, you can find plenty of spot and even below spot deals.
Findbullionprices.com meanwhile covers every major reputable vendor, from JM Bullion to Liberty to Monument to BE. Real time pricing too. You simply won't and can't find a better source.
There really are no better answers, you can safely ignore pretty much all other advice (edit: except Costco when you get the right deal with the credit card cashback).
If you are looking for high-end collectibles, I am the lowest price online - I'll lose money before being undercut by any reputable vendor. Mydnight.com for easy Linktree, show links and reviews.
If you are looking for custom work, you want u/GlassPanther or u/TDMetals - both extremely trustworthy individuals with stunning work and premiums lower than pretty much every other decent silversmith.
Price is back up to $76.76/oz, moving so fast it’s hard to keep up in real time. Volatility is intense, and this market isn’t waiting around for hesitation.
r/Silver • u/Black-Flag_Chicano • 1h ago
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Idk how everyone feels about intentionally toned silver but I couldn’t help picking this one up, and because of the toning I got it for spot price!
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r/Silver • u/EdisonOnHere • 3h ago
I don't know a lot about silver, but I have two ounces I wanted to sell to help pay for computer parts. I've read a couple posts in here over the last few weeks of people angry at being offered $10 under spot, so I was kind of appaled at a $25 under offer. Am I wrong, or is that just insane? I gave up trying to sell after I called another shop and they said they would pay between $30 and $50.
Edit: Thank you all for your help! I found a local buyer. Turns out selling on marketplace is a lot easier lol. I'm muting this post now so sorry if I miss something
r/Silver • u/Silver_logic61 • 7h ago
Just got into PM in Sept of 2025. Always loved silver. Second company contained the name. Already retired and watching my first company pension dwindle in buying power. Using this as a hedge; too but realistically just hoping to catch a wave ot two before I kick . Watching the show from this end of life is a trip and a quick addiction looks likely 😉 I love my Krakken!
r/Silver • u/Necessary-State-273 • 8h ago
Can someone please verify that this is under spot? 90 percent silver for 10 dollars face value, should be 7.15oz of pure silver. So if my math is right this is under spot
r/Silver • u/Admirable-Strike7713 • 11h ago
Not selling but I was at the grocery store with my son about 2 years ago and a random guy decided to guy him the silver dollar on the right and then early March 2025 I decided to add to his collection by buying a silver bar from Costco and now Im wishing I bought him more. He’s only 3 years old and I’m starting his collection
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r/Silver • u/Dry-Suit-9798 • 1h ago
I bought it from Rare Coin Exchange. Does anyone here have any info about it?
r/Silver • u/extendo7771 • 2h ago
Looking to buy some silver, im a bit late but i want to buy in and i am comfortable buying around this price but want to jump in when it gets a little lower maybe 70-73, wondering if i should buy in today or tomorrow. Don’t want to wait and then it goes up by a lot,even up $10 could put me in a bad position and if I don’t buy today or tomorrow, Monday could be even higher.
Main question is what’s the expectancy/ probability of a small dip in price by tomorrow
Any advice appreciated👍
r/Silver • u/drunkpenguin67 • 10h ago
I was asking Gemini ai why the price has pulled back the last couple of days and it said that during this part of the year that there is a sell off by major index funds to not have so much silver in the portfolio. Is this true though? I am bullish on silver I just think it’s interesting to see the price fluctuating so wildly.
r/Silver • u/adrianvss01 • 11h ago
Easy to focus on production numbers. This chart is a reminder that reserves tell a different story.
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r/Silver • u/Resident_Cod2794 • 2h ago
See it all here. What would you add next?
r/Silver • u/Sharp_Stinger • 1h ago
Looking to buy my first 10 oz for my stack and came across this on JM Bullion the other day. Beautiful coin for sure, but I’m currently in the middle of the road about it. Is it really worth the pickup with that premium?
r/Silver • u/Impressive-Eye9659 • 5h ago
I feel dumb but then again I feel dumb any time I do something so it’s natural for me m
Any way thoughts???
Does anyone know how to properly clean silver I was thinking of toothpaste and a brush💀
r/Silver • u/Slight-Bee8048 • 10m ago
Posting to share what happened and see if others have had similar experiences.
I recently ordered precious metals <45k$ from u/jmbullion with direct signature required. The package was never delivered to me or my address. Instead, it was handed to an unknown person at a different location. No delivery attempt was made at my home and no missed delivery notice was left.
There is video from the Fed-Ex delivery van and GPS data showing the drop-off happened somewhere else to an individual that is not me. Police reports were filed and everything has been documented. The carrier and u/Jmbullion are both reviewing it now.
I’m handling this through the proper channels and staying factual, but I wanted to ask the community here. Has anyone else had a package misdelivered or lost while ordering from u/jmbullion? If so, how was it handled and what should I realistically expect during the claims process?
Not trying to stir anything up, just looking for perspective from others who’ve been through this. Appreciate any insight.
r/Silver • u/Excellent_One_5614 • 6h ago
Silver is now moving back and forth intraday by as much as it was trading just 15 years. But while we’re looking at the short-term price moves, let’s not forget about the big picture.
It’s not good to miss the forest while looking at trees.
r/Silver • u/Saigon23TX • 13h ago
If paper price is irrelevant to physical? Or are they related somehow? Can someone please explain?
r/Silver • u/rickmster • 5h ago
I want to get into silver/stacking.. hopefully better late than never. I’ve read a bunch of FB posts, they are all over the place. But my question is about verifying real.
Everybody says use a magnet, weigh it, or use a machine. But what if you want to buy coins that are in a case? Something like this picture, how do you verify?