Silver

[ladyattis]

I'm going to have to get some for just in case. Gold is nice when you need to barter for large volume of something or something of a high value, but silver seems more portable (I have a few old silver quarters. I love the noise they make when you drop them on a table.). I'll definitely be digging around for some fractional bags of junk silver (old quarters and dimes), but I wonder what are the better dealers to go through for such an acquisition. Any ideas?

-- Brede

[Pat McCotter]

I'm going to have to get some for just in case. Gold is nice when you need to barter for large volume of something or something of a high value, but silver seems more portable (I have a few old silver quarters. I love the noise they make when you drop them on a table.). I'll definitely be digging around for some fractional bags of junk silver (old quarters and dimes), but I wonder what are the better dealers to go through for such an acquisition. Any ideas?

-- Brede

I have use Lynn Coins.
Junk Silver

An interesting story:
Secret Stash of Silver Dollars

[BaRbArIaN]

Midas Resources used to have deals on 3 lb. bags of silver dimes.

http://www.midasresources.com/