Who to order from??

westkybanded

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Been setting my sights on finding a vendor for a weekly silver purchase.

Narrowed my search down to the following:

Universal: (tried them 1 week ago, and they lost my order)
JM Bullion: (Great pricing, and free shipping/ $100 minimum order)
Provident: (Good prices and reputation seems good.)
APMEX via Ebay: (Free shipping)


Any other suggestions? Looking at just setting back 1-2 silver eagles a week for the forseeable future.
 

I've ordered from Apmex, Provident, Monarch Mint and Silvertowne in the past. I have been eyeing JM Bullion lately because they seem to have the lowest premiums. I would say go with them. Why pay more?
 

ive been picking up silver bars on ebay
5 gram bars for between 7 & 10 bucks
not to bad
 

ive been picking up silver bars on ebay 5 gram bars for between 7 & 10 bucks not to bad
The prices you quoted mean an ounce of silver is costing you between $44 and $62 per ounce (31.1 grams per troy ounce). That's not just bad, but really really bad if you are wanting a good deal. You are paying a minimum of 100% premiums right now. You could buy semi numismatic silver dollars for that much (still not a great deal) instead of 5 gram silver bars.

Just my opinion.

Jim
 

sorry , i meant ten gram bars
yes still a little high
now i see silvertowne,might try them next
free shipping:BangHead:
ive been picking up silver bars on ebay 5 gram bars for between 7 & 10 bucks not to bad
 

oops,i put 5 grams instead of 10 sorry folks
The prices you quoted mean an ounce of silver is costing you between $44 and $62 per ounce (31.1 grams per troy ounce). That's not just bad, but really really bad if you are wanting a good deal. You are paying a minimum of 100% premiums right now. You could buy semi numismatic silver dollars for that much (still not a great deal) instead of 5 gram silver bars. Just my opinion. Jim
 

I am not charged sales tax.

The price you see on their website is exactly what I pay.
 

I did do some research on sales tax and found why I am not charged Sales Tax.

In Florida, if you buy more then $500 of bullion, you are exempt. The least I have spent on Bullion is over $500.

Here is a list I found State by State at this Link Sales Tax Laws | State by State Breakdown | The|Coinologist.
Alabama
The State charges 4% on everything, there are also County & City taxes, which can add another 4-5%.
Alaska
No state sales tax, though local governments may still tax.
Arizona
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Arkansas
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
California
Exemption on Coins and Bullion when over $1500. Paper Money is taxable.
Colorado
Sales Tax on Coins, Paper Money, and Bullion varies by City. The State does not charge any sales tax.
Connecticut
No sales tax on Coins or Paper Money. Exemption on Bullion when over $1000.
Delaware
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
District of Colombia
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Florida
No sales tax on U.S. Coins or Currency. Exemption on Bullion when over $500.

Georgia
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Hawaii
General Excise Tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Bullion.
Idaho
No sales tax on Coins or Bullion. Paper Money is a grey area.
Illinois
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Indiana
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Iowa
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Kansas
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Kentucky
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Louisiana
Exemption on Coins and Bullion when over $1000. Paper Money is taxable.

Maine
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Maryland
Numismatic items and Bullion are exempt when over $1000.
Massachusetts
Coins, Paper Money, and Bullion are exempt when over $1000.
Michigan
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Minnesota
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Mississippi
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Missouri
No sales tax on Coins or Bullion, but taxes Paper Money
Montana
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals by the State. There is a 3% Provisional tax in some communities. See Comments.
Nebraska
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Nevada
Sales tax is collected on anything that sells for over 50% of its “Face Value.” Private Mint Bars and Rounds are exempt.
New Hampshire
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
New Jersey
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
New Mexico
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
New York
Coins and Paper Money are Taxable, Bullion is Exempt when over $1000.
North Carolina
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
North Dakota
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Ohio
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Oklahoma
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Oregon
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Pennsylvania
No sales tax on Coins or Bullion, but taxes Paper Money.
Rhode Island
No sales tax on Coins or Bullion, but taxes Paper Money.
South Carolina
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
South Dakota
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Tennessee
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Texas
Coins and Precious Metals are exempt over $1000. Paper Money is taxable.
Utah
No sales tax collected on Coins, Paper Money, or Precious Metals.
Vermont
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Virginia
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Washington State
No sales tax on Coins or Precious Metals. Paper Money is taxable.
West Virginia
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Wisconsin
Sales tax is collected on Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals.
Wyoming
Taxes vary by city on Coins and Paper Money. Precious Metals are taxable.

Points of Interest:
Coins, Paper Money, and Precious Metals can be taxed differently.

Disclaimer: This is only a guide and information should be verified before any purchases are made. The|Coinologist in no way makes any guarantees about how states, counties, or cities collect sales tax.
 

Great deal on 2014 ASE's today: JM Bullion is selling them for $2.49 over spot, which includes shipping, any quantity. I just bought 5.
 

Great deal on 2014 ASE's today: JM Bullion is selling them for $2.49 over spot, which includes shipping, any quantity. I just bought 5.


Kind of a misnomer about "any quantity"... $100 minimum order, so you can't buy even 4 without adding to the order to get over the minimum.
 

Great deal on 2014 ASE's today: JM Bullion is selling them for $2.49 over spot, which includes shipping, any quantity. I just bought 5.

I wish I could them at that price locally. They are about 3.50 over spot here for smaller quantities. Whenever I see really good deals like that from the big online companies I wonder if they think a lower price is coming and they want to get rid of inventory?

Jim
 

I've bought gold and silver bullion and 90% silver coins from JM Bullion with good results. Its hard to beat their prices if you're going to buy in some larger quantities.
 

I have used provident and ampex on ebay when they have a sale.

jm sounds good.
 

Got my ASE's from JM Bullion on Friday. I took almost four weeks from order to delivery with paper check method of payment. With some patience, this was a good deal.
 

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