I got Silver Bars at Costco!? Is it a good deal?

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[@lindanelson8400]

I got you beat Speg, for months i kept getting an offer from a credit card company to take advantage of a special offer, get their card, spend $500 in 3 months, and get a $300 cash back bonus. No annual fee. One night I thought what the heck, I'll fill out the application. Boom, almost instant approval (I have insanely good credit) as soon as the card arrived I bought a little over $500 in silver from SD Bullion. Free shipping, and as soon as I was notified of my $300 bonus I applied it to the balance on the card, then immediately paid the card off. $500 of silver minus $300 bonus, no taxes, and free shipping. That's a bargain. I bought 1 ozt Australian Perth Mint 125th anniversary silver dollars. Beautiful coins in reverse proof, each coin in a plastic capsule. I wish they had the Queen on the obverse instead of Chuck, but might be more collectable. Depending on how long Chuck will be on the thrown, no not the bathroom. You know what I mean. 😊😅

[@user-hm5zb1qn6g]

I am in awe of the way you grinded that whole process. Well done.

[@cutlerylover]

Ive got you beat too, lol did the same thing on a business card, for my LLC, when I bought my truck I had to give a few grand down payment so knowing that I opening a business line or credit and got $900 worth of points of free money for spending over 3k in 90 days, only used it for the down payment...Financed my truck put $355 down used my new card got my $900 in points converted it to cash back, got an instant transfer to the bank...then made a $900 extra payment on the truck ;) If you KNOW you will be making a large purchase theres no reason not to keep doing this, as long as you haven't applied for any cards in a few months and have a score over 750 you will be approved every time, reap the rewards and keep the account open ONLY if there is no annual fee and the extra credit only helps your credit to debt ratio keeping your score high...

[@bc_usa]

What's insanely good credit? Mine is 830. Is that insanely good? 😂

[@lindanelson8400]

@bc_usa sure is, got me beat by almost 20 points. I'd say we're both doing pretty good 👍

[@cutlerylover]

@@bc_usa It was a low key flex, lol and yes 750+ is insanely good even though the average FICO in the US is like 717...doesn't matter if you have 751, 780, 800, or 850 your getting the exact same treatment if you ask to borrow money...

[@lpandy21]

Thank you for sharing.

[@edwardsawtell5712]

I went to a coin show yesterday and 10 ounce silver bars were $279.

[@Spegtacular]

Nice! Which kind of bars and how much cash back did you get for paying with a credit card? ;)

[@marcusmossuto]

No tax on bullion at all in Canada, provided the precious metals are defined as bars, ingots, coins, or wafers of gold, silver, platinum, which are refined to a minimum purity of 99.50% for gold and platinum, or 99.9% for Silver.

[@cherifbar]

But when you sell, you have to report it on your income tax.

[@joeknipp6698]

My takeaway is that Costco is breaking Florida law by improperly charging sales tax. Their computer system should automatically account for bullion sales over $500. The fact that it is NOT, tells me there's potential for a class action lawsuit here. How many customers paid the sales tax because they didn't know it was supposed to be tax free ? Why don't you return to Costco, buy two of the bars (to get over the $500 threshold) and don't say anything during checkout... and see if you get charged tax. Don't worry, you can get your tax money back later... this is just to test their system. Then have a lawyer send them a letter about it. Costco should know every customer they overcharged, and Costco needs to credit that money back to their customers credit cards ! Speg, you just stumbled on a good lawsuit that will help protect the public.

[@kramtowne818]

That is a spectacular idea, to help all Florida Costco bullion buyers!

[@fatlostmedia1376]

Dude ur such a nerd u can't law suit over sales tax. Every store has the right to include sales tax. Also the tax of 7 percent on 300 is like what? Hardly nothing. Stop being a goof ball. Plus business pay credit card debit card fees. You don't know how Costco is set up maybe the taxes go towards their fees. Stop being a goof ball😅

[@Spegtacular]

So the tax on the $1500 which is 5 bars was over $100... so not hardly nothing as it's easily $20 added to each bar. The store has NO right to include sales tax on non-taxable or tax-exempt items. It's a law. That being said, for some reason people seem to believe that if there is tax, somehow Costco would benefit from that tax. Tax money isn't kept by the company lol. Regardless, tax should not be charged in my state (Florida) with $500 or more in bullion in a single transaction.

[@joeknipp6698]

@@Spegtacular Speg... you've got a potential class-action lawsuit here. Contact the FL state attorney general and see what they say. Also, make another purchase (or more) at the same Costco and others in the state and see if they are incorrectly charging sales tax. This is something the state SHOULD do, but if you do it yourself, then you have proof that the state can not deny (or hide).

[@Hooya2007]

As Speg alluded to, the improperly charged tax is remitted to the state. In order to sue over a sales tax dispute in Florida, you have to first seek reimbursement from the retailer, and then there's an administrative process if that doesn't work. Only after all that could you sue. You might be able to get the state to tell Costco to notify potentially impacted buyers of the opportunity for reimbursement, but there's nothing "requiring" them to (though with Costco's reputation they may do it willingly if enough people complained to them).

[@andresf491]

VERY NICE. CONGRATS!

[@antomano5623]

So glad that you popped up and I watched this. Will be in Florida next month and might buy some, not necessarily from costco.

[@jasonking7729]

It's cool that happily purchasing metal in the public eye gets a feel for the mixed reactions.

[@tiger_would4419]

Not in CA. In order to avoid sales tax here it’s a $2k min buy. can’t avoid the sales tax with the 5 cap 😕

[@musclesmouse]

I'll move to TX

[@KriswithaK4821]

Just add something else to it. Unless there isn’t something else available, it’s not an issue.

[@tiger_would4419]

@@KriswithaK4821 this is where it gets weird. If I add the one oz gold bar I don’t pay tax on that, but my understanding is I still pay tax on the 5 silver bars. The $2k min only applies to PMs but it’s on individual purchases. Commiefornia!!!

[@SmithsnMoz]

COMMIEFORNIA 😮

[@KriswithaK4821]

@@tiger_would4419 that’s not the case. I do it all the time. You can buy whatever as long as the total is over $2000. Total purchase, not each individual item. Same goes for online dealers. I’m not paying tax if I don’t have to.

[@MrJdubbya36]

I awing by the little jewelry cases to see if there's any smokin deals on watches, yes I'm a watch whooore too. But haven't seen any silver bars yet. I'll keep looking.

[@TheQuickSilver101]

I don't do Costco online and I have never seen metals in any form other than jewelry at my Costco. Maybe I'll get lucky eventually. Adorable hatchlings!

[@Spegtacular]

Thanks!

[@mikebrewer5758]

Nice find. I have heard of COSTCO selling precious metals. I definitely believe you came out ahead. How will a big whole sale company like this, affect local bullion dealers?

[@Spegtacular]

I mean it's just one product. I really don't think it'll have too much of an effect unless Costco begins to go bullion-crazy and I don't see that happening. I feel like this was just a single product in an attempt to broaden interests of more customers.

[@Kenlydford]

Aww the little golden 🐣 that’s pretty cool Spegtacular

[@Spegtacular]

[@ericmares8036]

Cool! Good job!👍

[@bullionaddict9164]

The RCM bars are one of my favorite 👍👍

[@Spegtacular]

yeah they're so nice. top ten bars for sure.

[@dukenukemani07]

You're super lucky bro! You are wise to be on top of the tax game when it comes to buying bullion, as most buyers are not. But also, the cashier and manager were aware of the law and were honest with you. You won the lottery with this one. Others may not be so fortunate. Be sure you celebrate this one. 👍

[@trentme09]

Good to know about Costco! And even better I won't run into your problem in Nebraska lol glad it worked out for u tho

[@jefflwadfordjr.1128]

Good video. I was very interested in getting info of cosco silver.

[@mean_free_path]

Especially considering the cash back, that's a pretty good deal. Haven't seen any at my local Costco, but will keep my eyes open. Also, loved the outro on this one!

[@GaryTongue-zn5di]

No it isn't. That is a terrible deal! Silver ain't worth that much.

[@JP-Au-Schulz]

No tax here in VA on silver and gold purchases. Keep on stacking.

[@jasonpittman657]

We got the .999 gold bars at the Costco we shop at . There was not tax on ours either we bought 5 of them that’s the max we could buy at that time because it changes with how much they get so we’re always looking for more they only sell it in certain stores here in AZ

[@jigsolanki2582]

Researching silvers prices online most case a 10oz bar is over $320 + tax . I think you got a bargain for those bars for 299 no tax.

[@Winchester1906]

is the limit of 5 per visit or 5 total for each membership?

[@gchristopherdubois3303]

💱💱we are the moneychangers💱💱 Never bought silver on CREDIT.. Have not paid over spot on most buys, as I pay in CASH as the sellers want CASH and quietly... I have my way, y'all have yours! KEEP STACKIN. I had my stack STACKED well by 2012, from around 1978 forward, WE then bought more land 200 miles NORTH of us in VERMONT, with a large portion of SILVER and CASH. Restacked 2013 thru 2019... Now I cull my stack with my purchases, then resell the rest. I buy privately as I provide a "service", as I have since I made a name for myself in my region. STACK ON, no matter how. Its about VOLUME not price to many.

[@markjohnson1460]

Literally when I had to have a job at costco, last winter, I was telling them to sell silver!

[@1949rangerrick]

Just saw them at our Costco yesterday, now $329.99. 6/15/24

[@mattatuckmanful]

I just bought a 10 oz bar from costco in CT they had for 289!

[@larrystone3332]

That Megalodon fossil tooth is awesome!

[@Spegtacular]

You're awesome.

[@pacnik77]

I just got 125 oz Silver online at Costco silver maple leaves the best price anywhere SD,Kitco,APMEX.. all $2 less an oz plus reward could not past up limit 5 9(25)per customer

[@SgtMajorUSMC]

Good job Jesse

[@adamsoehner5977]

I thought Wisconsin got freed of sales tax on bullion beginning over a month ago. According to one of the big online dealers refered articles. But I still have been charged tax from a seller. Does anyone know the facts about Wisconsin tax? Thanks much

[@HialeahRefugee]

Executive Membership

[@Spegtacular]

Yeah, that one!

[@jeffshaw4039]

We pay no tax at all on PMs where I live.

[@ericw3517]

The convenience is awesome. I'd trust Costco as a reputable dealer. They can't afford to get caught selling fake silver. Its not like buying from some fly-by-night shop in a little strip mall. Canadian bars/coins are very attractive as a bonus.

[@lisad7114]

I love art 🎨bars. So when silver goes this high i stack art bars,

[@drip369]

Did one of your kids ask you to make the outro about the hatchings or was that your choice because that was pretty fun to watch, especially with the music choice

[@mrsspegtacular6484]

That was all him 😆 We ended up with 5 new little button quail.

[@drip369]

@@mrsspegtacular6484 love it

[@Rom3_29]

I haven’t seen any Oregon Costco silver yet. Or they get sold in an instant. Oregonians don’t have sales tax.

[@bujmoose3992]

I have found gold on costco website but not silver. Never shows up in the search

[@paemtff9412]

Makes you wonder how many, out of the know, end up paying taxes on metals when they shouldn’t.

[@Spegtacular]

That's a great question.

[@leslielesh]

It could be fake. Only buy certified PCGS and NGC coins, I can help.

[@parttimepreppers9907]

Nice deal Spec. We only have a Sam's club in our area.

[@Spegtacular]

To be honest... I've got to travel to Costco... may do a Sam's in the future.. although I don't really care for Walmart.

[@duanedas5346]

Nice score 10 oz Royal Canadian are 482 dollars right now in Canada

[@Spegtacular]

What's that in USD?

[@duanedas5346]

@@Spegtacular$ 352.82 in USD

[@Spegtacular]

Geez

[@josephsettle8558]

$300.00, is the going rate!. Same price, as LCS!!😊

[@chaicharin]

Speg- do you know what silver spot was the day you bought these? I saw your community post when you found them. Executive membership is $120 a year and you get 2% back at the end of membership year. 2% back on your City Costco card. So not sure how you get 5%? I think you only get 2% on purchases from Costco. The nasty part is if you dont pay the balance off they slam you with 20.49% APR.

[@Spegtacular]

Credit card gives me 3%

[@coreymichelle408]

In Canada the 10 Oz bars are costing $430. There’s no tax on bullion.

[@Spegtacular]

Sounds like at that price you’ve already been hit with tax.

[@NorCAL_Stacker]

You paid about $32.60 premium per bar, over the spot price... $32.60 x 5 bars = $163 total premium.

[@Spegtacular]

Did you calculate the return for cash back?

[@modus_operandi2508]

$30. Oz. No thanks

[@MS-li5tp]

You don’t expect a $0 premium do you?

[@Spegtacular]

That's the "I only buy silver at spot guy" we all know that guy... he has a massive stack of war nickels and 40% kennedys.

[@brianstone4302]

30 for the bulk 10 should be less.Y’all know that.The rules of bulk don’t apply anymore SMH

[@avelitosan]

I agree, a bit over price specially when it is canadian silver. should be even cheaper being canadian silver and as bulk at 10 ounce. I can get a minted canadian dated coin/bullion one at about the same price in vancouver bc specially with the currency conversion.

[@phillipmendez6536]

A smart man knows his limitations.

[@lindanelson8400]

Nice Clint Eastwood reference 👌

[@Spegtacular]

A smart man limits his expectations and understands his limits.

[@rudypoo4370]

Welcome to Costco - I 💕 love you 😑

[@Spegtacular]

haha

[@eaganmount4244]

I like money too 😊 brawndo has what plants crave

[@emt0491]

Amazing find man. Been getting gold and american eagle coins in tube from costco.

[@sunshineretired2582]

good job

[@fushi-the-Immortal]

I would like to draw attention to an important aspect of credit card transactions that often goes unnoticed. While credit cards provide convenience and rewards for consumers, they are not equivalent to free cash. In reality, businesses incur costs when processing credit card payments, which ultimately affect the prices of goods and services. Here are some key points to consider: Processing Fees: Credit card companies charge businesses a fee for each transaction. These fees can add up significantly, especially for small businesses. Consequently, businesses often adjust their pricing to cover these costs. Hidden Tax: Just like taxes on big businesses, credit card processing fees act as a hidden tax on consumers. Although it may seem convenient to use plastic for purchases, the associated fees contribute to higher prices for everyone. Cash Back Illusion: While cash back rewards are enticing, they don’t negate the underlying costs. For instance, if a business has to raise prices by 5% to cover credit card fees, even a 2% cash back offer doesn’t fully offset the additional expense. In summary, credit cards provide benefits, but they come at a cost. As consumers, we should be aware of the impact our payment choices have on businesses and overall pricing.

[@maritimezhang]

That’s like saying if you eat you might choke. Doesn’t changed anything.

[@fushi-the-Immortal]

​@@maritimezhang The complexities of our world often go unnoticed, largely due to the inability of many to perceive the realities that lie directly before them. The influence of credit card companies on the economy is a prime example of this. These corporations indirectly contribute to the inflation of everyday commodities, such as food. If this concept seems difficult to grasp, I would recommend enrolling in an economics course for a more comprehensive understanding.

[@Denice340]

So the, I’m guessing 200 million Americans with credit cards should stop cold using them. We are very aware that merchants have to pay for credit/debit cards machine usage but if we stopped cold using credit cards, you think all business would lower the costs of their goods and services? I don’t have a business degree but I do have a minor in business.

[@fushi-the-Immortal]

@@Denice340 Credit card fees feel like they're everywhere these days, making everything more expensive. While rewards programs are nice, for everyday purchases, I'm not sure the cashback always justifies the fees. Wouldn't it be fairer if stores were more transparent, with a surcharge for cards and a discount for cash? Maybe if everyone knew the true cost of credit card transactions, competition could drive prices down overall.

[@fushi-the-Immortal]

Credit cards offer advantages for both online businesses and consumers. Businesses can expand their reach to a wider customer base, while buyers benefit from fraud protection. However, the convenience of credit cards shouldn't come at the expense of hidden fees or inflated prices. Ideally, transaction fees should be transparent and not reflected in overall product pricing. This would prevent a situation where everyone ends up paying a premium for the convenience of plastic.

[@TruckerMan1979]

I wish Sam’s club did this. My closest Costco is 250 miles away. Is 10oz the only option, or do they have 5oz bars as well?

[@Spegtacular]

10 oz only that I've seen thus far.

[@Eli-qr9hc]

Are they in the jewelry/rings etc case at Costco?

[@Spegtacular]

Yep exactly.

[@kaynefryday6637]

Very cool

[@Spegtacular]

You're very cool.

[@wyldebill4178]

340 each on Apmex. Sounds like you did well.

[@larryvercauteren22]

Hope you got Guy some snowballs with your groceries!!!!

[@Spegtacular]

No way! I don't promote unhealthy eating, sir :)

[@larryvercauteren22]

@@Spegtacular lol thats funny but the wise old owl knows!

[@MrsPuggyWggyHaASquareCutPunt]

You can't go wrong with a 10oz Canadian silver bar. Beautiful 10oz bar - a great option for those looking for a 10oz."

[@Spegtacular]

Absolutely! Been love at first sight for me on those when I stacked some years back.

[@willweed6168]

Looks like i have to check out the outlets 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@LizaJane84]

Hubby and I abuse the credit card points system every month and pay it off the day it's due and it's always fun when they kick back free cash that I can link to PayPal for auction orders❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Spegtacular]

This is the way!

[@LizaJane84]

@Spegtacular bahahaha we say that all the time to grandkids🤣 They luuuv Mandolorian... 😅

[@mommaoinnh2674]

Trade the points for a statement credit and you get more $. Then charge the auction purchases and make more points off those as well.

[@cherifbar]

We don’t get the jewelry box at the Canadian Costco.

[@bills.1390]

That is about $30 an ounce, spot is $26.50, so roughly 10% above spot, pretty average price for small amount.

[@brettleecubbage]

Good deal. I have to check out my Costco! I have a local guy that I get bars from. I collect only Scottsdale bars. 1 oz and 10 oz bars. My guy gets me 2 dollars over spot for them. :-) and at first. I thought it was to good to be true. So I got a sigma to test those bars. And there all good!

[@_LAND_OF_THE_FREE_]

executive member is the name.

[@Spegtacular]

Yep!

[@bigprestony9836]

A bar is a bar IMO ,,, buy collector coins if your stacking and not selling that's the big boys game Morgan's peacedollars ect

[@Socalytics]

I think local coin shops feel threaten by Costco, much like the smaller gas stations. The reality is that when it comes to buying gold/silver, you will get better prices at Costco.

[@Spegtacular]

To be fair.. it was just a minor option within the case. Nothing else stackable in the case. A coin shop and a single option at Costco can't even be compared.

[@Socalytics]

Which credit card are you using to get back 3%?

[@Spegtacular]

BOA

[@sab35263]

is the tax exemption a Florida deal only?

[@kleinster99]

$299.95 is $300. For what you spend on the membership you aren’t saving anything, you can get them for less elsewhere. It is great you are paying off your credit card each cycle but most are not and going into massive debt just buying silver and gold, defeating the purpose and compounding their debt problem.

[@Kenlydford]

The sheriff got him self some Costco silver 🥳🙌 just kidding nice bars

[@Spegtacular]

Thanks!

[@michaelp772]

I have Sams Club. I wonder if they sell bars?

[@Spegtacular]

Maybe not today but one day?

[@DjElvis]

you lucky A no sales tax!!!

[@KingSeven007]

Executive level.

[@blueridgemountainprepper2166]

When you consider how much silver is manipulated $299 each is a steal once you consider silver price should ve in the triple digits

[@Spegtacular]

It all goes right into my little personal "bank"

[@davidtrautman6482]

Not really! If you try to cash them in you'll only get half of what you paid. You paid a premium price. You were rooked!

[@captaintaggart8666]

Half? Redo your math lil guy

[@HemantPatel-ei8jj]

I got mine @$289 from Costco in Dallas

[@Spegtacular]

How long ago?

[@HemantPatel-ei8jj]

@@Spegtacular may 4 and 5th.

[@richardk734]

I’m surprised Costco doesn’t list bullion as an exempt item from cash back

[@Spegtacular]

I was too actually.

[@iKumala]

I wonder how many people unknowingly end up paying tax? Edit: and do they have any recourse, such as a refund?

[@Spegtacular]

It's illegal so if they refuse a refund then it could result in criminal liability for the company.

[@PumpkinKingXXIII]

Guess we are too broke in Louisiana. Never seen silver or gold. When in Dallas I’ve seen both at those costcos

[@Spegtacular]

This was the first time I had ever seen it at my local Costco.

[@joelogan4260]

In Minnesota there no tax on gold and silver I got I 10 ounce bar at Costco on Saturday no tax.

[@Spegtacular]

Nice job! Question for you: Same bars in Minnesota?

[@ChicagoWay]

Minnesota does tax gold and silver coins though.

[@jimthompson9992]

Good on you Speg! Wish there was a "C" store near me but..... travel, travel, travel for everything for me it seems. Congrats to you! Waiting on a silver order today....dimes for me! Take care, be safe and God bless!

[@Spegtacular]

We travel for ours too...but it we enjoy the adventure.

[@COUNTINGSLURPULA]

👌

[@thomassargent1796]

Great video, love to see the stack growing. And the girls loved seeing the SLQ with a place of honor by the Meg tooth 😁

[@rockycourtney3110]

JM bullion just charged my wife 60 dollars an oz. for fractional bar silver I would say you did OK.

[@don951]

Is it a good deal? Only time will tell. The risks are much higher buying at $30 an ounce for sure.

[@goldeneye70]

I would just feel weird walking into Costco buying precious metals, do they have a sigma to verify the piece? Can you return? I don't have a Costco near me but I would at least go check it out, I would definitely spend over 2K to avoid the extra charge.

[@Spegtacular]

It’s Costco so they are likely getting things like this directly from the Royal Canadian Mint or a huge wholesaler

[@zzyzxRDFwy15]

The real benefit of Costco membership is the hotdog and coke deal. Plasticized soft plastic bags for the silver bars usually means made using PVC. I wonder if that's true for those.

[@Spegtacular]

You forgot about the rotisserie chicken!

[@Roarmeister2]

My last two RCMs (incidentally from Costco) were encased in hard clear plastic shells!

[@HackerStackerAG]

The plastic is from the RCM.

[@zzyzxRDFwy15]

@@HackerStackerAG Yes but is it PVC free? How did they make their plastic sleeves so flexible without using PVC as an elasticizer?

[@HackerStackerAG]

@@zzyzxRDFwy15 I'm not debating the content.... just identifying the source.

[@toddgwinn8395]

30 a ounce seems high to me

[@anthonysugarhouse]

I recommend going to your local coin shop to buy your silver and gold. Shop local my friends

[@FirstnameLastname007]

I try but they charge 5.50 over spot for silver even beat up stuff my local suk Sorri I tried to give all them a chance super high price and the others lied to me to take advantage I tested them last time nope

[@steveirwin8102]

Vermillion would have been cheaper than Costco. Even with the 5% discount

[@user-hm5zb1qn6g]

No thanks. The vig at the local shop is ridiculous.

[@steveirwin8102]

.50 over spot is cheaper than Costco

[@FirstnameLastname007]

@steveirwin8102 5 dollars and fifty cents not fifty cents

[@Trapster99]

Never buy bullion with a credit card. Yes you can pay off the balance at the end of the month, but down that road is a lot of danger and lions.

[@4vinylsound]

Buying silver bars that are very pretty for more money than a regular silver bar that's ugly if they're both 5 oz and both 99.99% pure isn't the value exactly the same so why pay more for the pretty ones.

[@prophetforprofit1431]

Ezer to sell later, it's just people's preference!

[@Spegtacular]

A lot of shops tend to pay less for junky/nasty silver. ALSO I've personally sold RCM bars to people and they resell very well and at great prices.

[@nicka1833]

Omg the chicks so cute

[@Spegtacular]

Thank you! They're about the size of a quarter.. a literal quarter.

[@rmflyer1258]

No silver here in the Greater Phoenix Costco Stores at all ., Why not here You know you should make a data base where these are located at instead of BRAGGING about getting silver where ever the heck you live, this just upsets me

[@kevinthomson5865]

That says it all. "Just press a little button and the tax vanished."

[@Spegtacular]

One single button and pressed one time.

[@brianstone4302]

If they charge you tax,then no it’s not a good deal.Also buying bulk is also supposed to be diff than 10 singles.It’s not happening like it use to.Greed has taken over

[@daviddavis2894]

Dang no .50 cal or taxes that high. Dang cali doesn’t want u free

[@88gcllc]

Only if u like pet rocks

[@davidwynn3738]

Which Costco??? Lol. Didn’t know they had them here in FL. Going now lol. I have executive.

[@Spegtacular]

This is in Clearwater.

[@davidwynn3738]

Just checked with 3 Costco’s in central FL. NOPE! 😢

[@davidwynn3738]

I’ve nailed down to a science getting Costco metals online.

[@Spegtacular]

Go in store

[@EricK-ms9tc]

fyi, mine tarnished in that plastic from apmex after 10 years. It's kind of annoying you keep it in plastic and it still tarnished.

[@lewisbolman7862]

Every bar ive bought in those plastic bags has had wear marks, i instantly remove those things. They are crap

[@Spegtacular]

It’s probably got sulphur in the plastic itself leeching out.

[@rickjones9978]

What kind of stupid laws do you have in Florida that you gotta pay tax on bullion under $500. Glad I still live in a free state.