Is this the Best Alternative to Silver Eagles? Why the Silver Buffalo is on Our Radar

[@OldArtDent]

Thank you for fixing your website! You guys ROCK!

[@reidloscidem3562]

Buffalos have been the best silver to buy.

[@jedclampett6466]

Yes they have.....

[@thomasbradley9012]

I'll agree

[@recluse694]

According to the US Mint page entitled "Becoming an authorized purchaser" you are paying spot price plus $2.35 per coin.

[@tgurlamber5874]

I just received my 24 rounds yesterday. I love the. The variety is great and it's the same weight.

[@capcad]

I like the Buffalo but the generic Morgan rounds I just received from APMEX might be my new favorite. It'd be interesting to know about 4 9's vs 3 on the Buffalo. It never crossed my mind, but now I need to know -- for no reason at all.

[@handduggraverdronline]

The purity is all

[@johnnyb3126]

Great information thank you for sharing 👍

[@RobertHarrison-b9r]

My lcs sold me some damaged buffalo rounds for spot and they were 4 9s

[@SilverGoldStackAttack]

Buffaloes are great for adding weight…I just don’t care for ‘em.

[@silvercommander]

Same. Not much less than sovereigns.

[@ronaldsmith2343]

When might the ASE get some "real" security features?

[@Cold-silver]

The 4 9s Buffalos i purchased are minted by CNT. Bought from local bullion dealers both premiums were the same its just a gimmick. Dealers will not give you more or less for them, my experience. Just purchased a tube of buffalos from APMEX ,beauty's.

[@frankgowalski1345]

AH !!!! Thank for the info. I'd been looking for the manufacturer for quite some time. My LCS' first question hen I showed them the coin is "who makes this ? No maker's mark.... how can we trust this coin". Very grateful for that information !

[@leprechaun3677]

Yup, my local coin shop has the 4 9’s mixed in with the 3 9’s -same premium. They seem not to care when buying from them, and I guess the same would hold true with selling them back. I’m sure the mints themselves may charge a higher premium if buying directly from them, but that’s just my guess.

[@Patriot1777]

I only stack Buffalo's.😊

[@jamesmolley8636]

These coins are the only ones I have been purchasing from APMEX, for the last 4 yrs. Always great prices.

[@mikeseager3401]

Adjust your Volume Up!!!☹️

[@handduggraverdronline]

I stack anything that's silver but buffalo are nice looking

[@Divine.Astrology-9]

Thanks

[@mariom4538]

I just don't believe that there are no other companies out there that can compete with whomever is supplying the US Mint with the blanks. Sounds like shifting the blame to me.

[@stanleyclark923]

Someone's cousin got a no-bid contract as usual. Im kidding but I wouldn't put it past the govt.

[@joesteele3159]

Quality control standards at the U.S. Mint in high? Then why do we see jacked up rims on the gold buffaloes?

[@Cold-silver]

Great video but could barely hear it.

[@gunnargundersen3787]

Britannias, Maples and Kangaroos over Buffalos any day of the week. The anti-counterfeit tech on the Britannias make them way more valuable than a generic round.

[@-MakeItGood-]

Got my first silver coin today and it was a buffalo.

[@alerlattan3635]

1st comment Cool buffalo nickel

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Why is the premium on Libertads so high?

[@PocketChangeInspector]

Would like to see an Eagle comparison to the Kangaroo. Does one exist in the video series yet?

[@apmex]

Thank you for the feedback! We are working on this! More to come, stay tuned.

[@Al-xu4zc]

Which mint is producing 4 nines fine Buff's?

[@Lub22]

9 fine mint

[@stephenhalpin8307]

I have a. Buffalo no date 1 oz of silver

[@Lub22]

Hey I recently purchased silver rounds and there’s 2 different silver buffalo rounds on the market one is cheaper but came with no mint mark ?

[@apmex]

Hi there, thanks for joining us! Silver buffalos are considered generic silver rounds, meaning they are minted by private mints and do not have a face value. They are extremely popular, and many mints produce them. Some will have a more prominent mintmark and some may not place one at all. Our own 9Fine Mint manufactures them as well, and the mintmark is visible on ours. In contrast to the silver buffalo, the gold buffalo is actually a coin (not a round) and is produced by the US Mint and has a $50 face value. Hope this clears up any confusion!

[@Lub22]

@@apmex Thank you . Although I was just being silly there from the 9 fine mint I couldn’t see them at first but I was saying there was two different listing for the 1 oz silver buffalo round and there was different prices by a couple dollars I ended up buying them for 26

[@user-eq9zx9ni4e]

Not for the rest of the world. We have to pay VAT if the coin is not legal tender.

[@silvercommander]

Rounds are nearly the same price as sovereigns. So....

[@OldArtDent]

I like your vids, they are interesting but I have to let you know since you changed your website last week, it made browsing your website frustrating and untenable. Please fix it so I may enjoy and purchase from APMEX again. When I bring up 90% silver, a product ad/slider takes up 2" of my Mac's screen and won't go away. Your vids add to APMEX but us older guys like to spend our money where they care about such things. Please, please fix this... I would love to be impressed, but as with most business today, we've lowered our expectations... please have your team fix this so I can follow your video recommendations.