Buncha silver bars? How did these get here?

N i c e D i g s..................I'd l i k e t o s e e s o m e p i x , d i d y o u t a k e a n y y e t ?
 

Cool dig.. I've dug three in a yard once in among a area of kids toys, I think they play with them?? But that many??Course they were only 3" down, somebody stashin em wooda buried em deeper doncha think?? Oh their about $7.00 a piece, so ya gotta bout $150...SWEEET keep goin and Good luk.. resurector
 

Wow!!!
Thats a lot of silver to be just lying around. What type of place did ya find them in?,, Homestead, park,,, beach...
I think silver prices are up to about $7.50 an once, so they shoud atleast be worth that much...
Good luck & Happy hunting~
 

Welcome to the Forum Einstein. UUGGGHHHH Einstein some pics would be really nice. This sounds like a great find and I don't think anyone has posted a pic of silver bars found before. Besides your first post you could be the first to post Silver bars found. Great find and were they in a yard or do you think someone took them and had to hide them quick. This is a great story and we would all like to know the area . Not state or city but a little more info so in the future we may spot something that might intrigue us all or make us more aware. Thanks for sharing. HH
 

If this is a legit post we would have to have more info to speculate. Welcome anyway! JIM
 

Every day the spot price of silver per ounce is in your newspaper. Most dealer charge a premium for 999 bars with designs on them and give a smaller premium when they buy them. I've seen 45 cents to 75 cent spreads. Keep that in mind when you sell. exanimo, ss
 

Yea Right! Lets see some pictures. I have to see it to beleive it!

WTG and HH!!
 

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Excellent find !
Can someone refresh my memory ? Was it in 1980 when the Hunt brothers started the big rush on silver ? I think I am close, but I am scratchin' my head.
Kansas
 

The silver inflation was in the late 70's.. A friend of mine had a 25oz bar, and cashed it in at about peak.. I think gold was somewhere up around 750 an oz at the same time..
I think is cost the Hunt Bros. some time in the hoosegow..
 

The attempt by the brothers to corner the nmarket came after the deregulation of gold. I just can't remember how far apart they was. what do you expect from an old man
 

Great cache find! Makes me wonder if the bars were part of a bank robbery, since they are not easily spendable, they tossed them in a field. I have a few of those little 1 oz. bars. HH, Mike
 

im trying not to be skeptical......but i am! show us some pictures.
 

..............and how about including a newspaper in the picture with the date on it...............just for validity purposes.
 

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