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I agree with you that silver bars, especially the larger ones are ideal for stacking. They usually have lower premiums if you get them in bulk, but I am not so sure they would be of significant numismatic value. Even if they were of an extremely limited mintage, the premiums might be higher...

Well, I prefer to mine and mint my own silver when I've got the time. :)

I saw this this morning, and thought it was a pretty good deal. The lowest I remember paying a big dealer was 65 cents over, but that didn't last very long. http://bullion.nwtmint.com/specials.php#50cents?cid=435 "DIRECT FROM THE MINT PRICING AS LOW AS 50c PER OZ OVER SPOT! At Northwest...

If a Republican wins the White House in 2016, is it logical to assume that the price of gold and silver will go up?

This is why I am always afraid to buy from ebay, even though some people are offering great prices.

I think it is a sales gimmick, like hey, we are the most pure. Is there really that much difference between a silver canadian maple and an american silver eagle? They're pretty much the same.

Beautiful looking coin! Probably the way to go as far a a collectible silver bullion coin.

The Perth mint always has some nice product.

I'm just wondering, and I know that I am pretty far off on this, but do you think we'll ever see silver go down to $5/oz like 15 years ago?

These are awesome. I've got a few little ones right now, and this may be just the thing to spur their interest in holding coins and metals.

Great job!!