Isn the spot price of silver lower than DSCs prices?
Yes, but you can’t generally get silver fabricated into the forms we sell at the spot price. The spot price (the price per ounce listed on the internet) is the price for a registered 1000-oz bar in New York City that you generally do not take physical possession of. This is the silver that a mint would buy as a raw material to manufacture its coins from. If you want the silver fabricated into coins or rounds, moved out of New York City, and delivered to your address, those services add extra costs. For example, a loaf of bread costs much more than the price of raw wheat. You may also see lower prices quoted in large lots (500, 1000, or 5000 oz). If you do see such pricing significantly below Discount Silver Club’s in one of our standard products, let us know the source; we’ll buy it for you in volume lots, break them up, and sell to you in smaller lots. It’s very difficult to find lower prices on our products in small quantities. In fact, the markup on a tube of Eagles or rounds can be
