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  1. Re: The only scinetifically-proven dating site by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Dating Website eHarmony's Ad Banned For Claiming Service Is 'Scientifically Proven' (bbc.com)

    If you want to buy cheap silver, order 6+ rolls of 1942-45 war nickels (35% silver) for $0.19 over spot and qualify for free shipping at APMEX. I can already hear you whining: it's dirty junk silver that I'll have to sell back at melt price instead of getting 30%+ ROI on premiums.

    https://www.apmex.com/product/13023/35-silver-war-nickels-1-face-value-avg-circ

    Or learn how to use eBay Bucks promotions and a 2% back credit card to buy generic silver at or below spot on eBay.

  2. Re:How big is a $4 coin? by __aaclcg7560 · · Score: 1 · on Meet VoCore2 Lite, a $4 Coin-Sized, Open Source Linux Computer (zdnet.com)

    If you get a 1957-67 Mexican Peso coin for $2.94 at APMEX, it's 34.5mm in diameter.

    http://www.apmex.com/product/20296/1957-1967-silver-mexican-1-peso-ave-circ-asw-0514-oz

  3. Re:Totally read that headline wrong ... by __aaclcg7560 · · Score: 1 · on Meet VoCore2 Lite, a $4 Coin-Sized, Open Source Linux Computer (zdnet.com)

    APMEX has 1957-67 Mexican Peso coins for $2.94 USD each.

    http://www.apmex.com/product/20296/1957-1967-silver-mexican-1-peso-ave-circ-asw-0514-oz

  4. Re:Bitcoin by __aaclcg7560 · · Score: 1 · on Bitcoin Volatility Puts Miners Under Pressure

    I recommend APMEX for buying physical precious metals. Great service!

  5. Re:Bitcoin by __aaclcg7560 · · Score: 2 · on Bitcoin Volatility Puts Miners Under Pressure

    Precious metals has it boom-and-bust cycles like everything else. But precious metals will never collapse to zero, say, like the Zimbabwean $100 trillion note that sells as a novelty item these days.

  6. Re:Tabloid trash by seanadams.com · · Score: 1 · on BitCoin, the Most Dangerous Project Ever?
    That's absurd. Are you even aware of the concept of face value vs melt value? One would lose money hand over fist passing off real silver as lower-denominated fiat money. Each of his one dollar coins contained several US dollars worth of pure silver. The word "dollar" is used around the world for other currencies besides USD. His was just a different "dollar".

    You may not be aware that there are many other silver coins minted in the US which also bear eagles, liberty, in God we trust, and such. Here's one that looks like a quarter but costs $20.60. Would you accuse them of trying to pass them off as US 25 cent pieces?

    http://www.apmex.com/Product/60935/1_2_oz_APMEX_Walking_Liberty_Half_Dollar_Silver_Round_999_Fine.aspx