investment in silver for making maoney, how about it?any suggestions?
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commodity is risky.  \n\ndepending on your investment goals, I would talk to a financial advisor.  Usually your bank will have people you can talk to for free.\n\ngood luck.
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There is a place in Nevada the town of Dayton that has a mint that may do something like this they were called Medallic, though I don't think the prices will be exactly to your liking.... I can't advertise here but my husband could do this..... Don't know what to do about this situation... My understanding is that you want 10,000 coins that way 1 gram each made of gold, easy enough once the logo is cut into the proper die.....if you want let me know I guess and I will turn on my email address for you.... but I am not certain of how this should work here.... if you are serious. I will leave this address open for two days
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You could consider making something from home. My sister makes jewlery from home in her spare time. She likes the extra cash.
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The best way to own a precious metal is through a diversified metals fund, like the Franklin Gold & Precious Metals Fund or the Evergreen Precious Metals Fund. Another way is through a diversifed commodity fund, like the DWS Scudder Commodity Security Fund.\n\nAs for buying the bullion itself, good luck, you will never find a dealer that will give you it's true worth when it's time to sell, and anyway, why would near 30-year highs be a buying signal to you anyway?  Are you insane?\n\nBetter to buy a diversifed series of properly asset allocated high-quality, low expense mutual funds. That's how you should be investing, not jumping on some hot fad like metals.  Gold and other precious metals should only ever make up 5-10% of your overall portfolio, depending on your risk tolerance.  They are a good diversifer and an inflation hedge, not a way to get rich quick.\n\nHope this helps!
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No I didn't. How much does it cost to make the other coins? Does it even out or at least become profitable?
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If I took one of my bars in to a coin shop to sell, and they wanted to drill in hole in my J/M serialized bar - I would give them a piece of my mind (loudly) and leave!\n\nyou should have NO problem selling them as long as they are a known refiner / assayer.\n\nAs far as the fees - thats a different matter.  I have only bought from a coin store, never sold to them.  Always sell to individuals - as they should atleast pay spot price (if price is in down trend) or more then spot if price is in uptrend.  I doubt a coin shop will pay over spot price, as they can get it AT spot price or just a tiny bit over, and thats thier worst case scenario.\n\nAnd along the same lines.  SHOP AROUND - can't stress that enough.  I found that coin shops in my area had very noticable price differences for the same thing - call each coin shop one morning, and ask for the price of a 10oz .999 silver bar.  Go visit the lowest 3 or 4 prices you get - (visit with empty pockets) just a get the feel of the place and see if you like who you'll be giving your money too.\n\nI should also say (since you asked), take it with you!  DO NOT pay for storage - its no good if you can't get to it when/if you need it.  Also, any fees over time will eat up some profit you will make if the price goes up, and it will add to the lose if the price goes down.\n\nIf its just an investment, buy in on a physical 'pool', like at kitco.com. Its about 1/3 the way down on this page:\nhttps://online.kitco.com/sellprice/selling.html  \nI only mention this as an option.  Personally, I would suggest getting physical if your interested in it.\n\nLast but not least - If you do decide to purchase some silver from a local coin shop - PAY IN CASH!!  No credit cards, no debit cards, no checks, no names, no nothing - just pay, say thanks and leave. \n\nGood luck!\n\nedited:\n"Nobody buys the actual metal as an investment anymore."\nNobody???  really???  Check E-bay - find a .999 silver "anything" that sells for less then spot price.  1000's of oz.'s per week are sold on E-bay at what I consider high prices, especially when you take shipping into consideration.
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I get about 500 spam e-mails a day telling me to buy USMY, whatever that is -- I'm pretty sure that this spam is part of some illegal and not too subtle pump-and-dump scam.\n\nMy advice is stay away from USMY.\n\nI would advise buying GM. One of the most sound and under valued stocks around.
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Do you mean, like I have something and you want it too?  Or you have something and want to give it to someone else?  Well, the easiest way if that is what you mean, is to get married.  What's mine is mine and what is his is mine also.\n\nIf you mean stocks, mutual funds, etf's and other forms of shares, then I agree with the other listing here.  READ A LOT, learn about what you want to invest in and use your best judgement.  Always try and remember you are buying a company, not just a stock.  \n\nA good article (seems like I am posting this a lot this morning) is at MSN Money.
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Dude, you need to check out what is called an indexed mutual fund. The way it works is the company guarantees your full invested capital; so you can't lose that. The money that they make is added to the value of your fund, but you have to lock it in for a minimum amount of time; can be as long as ten years. This is a good place to start out. If your feeling more daring invest in silver or mining companies like Pan American Silver trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker PAA. This baby is on rails right now, you can check them out on their web site and research their history. Hey your the blunt guy aren't you? Well good luck towards your first million and keep living the American dream.
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Mini-Photo Labs will actually do this process for you if you wanted yuo invest in that kind of money in one.\nThe labs that you find at WalMart or Walgreens actually have contracts to sell this metal to organizations that buy it on a regular basis.
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I dabbled in selling American Eagle Silver coins on eBay for a few months.  I found a bank that was selling the coins for less than the value of the silver.  I made a nice profit with them.
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i would open a Commodity Trading Account and put the money into T-Bills which will earn 4.635% interest.  Property is at a peak now, but T-Bills are a safe investment. on a million dollars every 3 months you will receive $46,350.00 return,  $185,400.00 every year.
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I love silver,and have some gold....
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Buy.\nIt an investment!
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do what every other biz does.  buy a lead list of people who invest in real estate outsside usa and start smiling and dialing.  but i will let you in on a known fact, people don't invest, unless you have something you can send them. and in that somthing you send them, make sure you are spelling it out a - z.  everything.  why they should put their money in asia. basically what are the returns.  whats the project, whos involved,  experience level, track record etc.  good luck.  leads cost about $1-15 per potential investor and find yourself a good lead broker or you will be wasting your time.
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At the very least, they are worth there bullion value, that is, whatever silver is selling for today. If on the other hand, they are in excellent condition, they could be worth significantly more. Take them to a coin dealer and find out. It won't cost you anything.
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I've found Evergreen's Precious Metals Fund to be the one I use the most.  Franklin's Gold & Precious Metals Fund is good, too, but the Evergreen one was better numbers.\n\nA better question is why in the hell you'd want to put your money into precious metals right now.  I guess a nearly year-long run-up and prices at 25-year highs seems like buying signals to you.\n\nHint: Try buying quality investments when they are "on sale".  Not when the herd is moving towards them and pushing the prices beyond reasonable levels.