Which dealers are actually lowering prices and selling close to spot?

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  1. BBQ

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    I still don't get why these were/are popular. Limited run? Is the 10oz dragon any worse?
     
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    I'm in a similar situation.
    Lots of dealers have extremely poor communication, in my opinion...but I'm used to it by now :)
    In all fairness, they are probably scrambling to keep up with orders, but still...
     
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    I don't know. I just follow the market and stocking up on coins while they are cheep and people happy to buy even in years to come
     
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    A couple years ago I bought a case (300) of kooks from Gainesville Coins in Florida. They ship internationally now, but I don't know their shipping rates. Their prices on generic 10oz silver bars is even better than APMEX or the Perth Mint's ugly cast bars. Just $1 over spot!! I just wish I could get USD without the 3% transaction loss.

    www.gainesvillecoins.com
     
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