YOU, GO AHEAD, KEEP DOING IT.

Go ahead and keep smacking it down, I'll keep stacking it up.

So, I was out of town all day Wednesday with work, you know those pesky meetings. Well yesterday we got done just a little early, about 4:15 PM. So as soon as I got in the TRUCK, (it's a southern thing) I hit the Google button and asked for the closest coin shop. Not knowing if there would actually be one in the area, 2.5 miles. So my navagational skills kicked in. 

Now when I pulled up, the building looked like it was 100 years old, with no maintenance in 100 years also. So I said what the heck maybe there will be some deals in the OLD building.

So I had to ring the door bell to be able to get in, kinda made me nervous a little. Once I got in I noticed that no one else was in there, just me and the owner. This guy had SILVER and GOLD everywhere. A lot of old silver and gold coins. Seeing as how I am not much into the old coinage I asked him if he had any bullion? Of course he did it was in a huge safe in the corner, this thing had to be 6 foot tall and 6 foot wide. Once the door opened on that safe, I was in heaven. All types of bars, then all of sudden it caught my eye, GEIGER SILVER. 

He pulled out a tray that was full of Geiger bars. My eyes where drawn to the 250 gram bars. I imeditely asked how much for the 250gram? He said $2.10 over spot. So of course I countered offered with, how much for all 10? He said if you buy all 10 you can have them for $1.80 over spot, which at the time silver was @16.07 an oz. That put these bars at $144.00 each, which is a HELL of a deal. 

Now I hope I didn't jump the gun, but the way I look at it is  even if it goes down a little more, $16.07 is one heck of a price.

A little  info about Geiger, for those you may not be familiar with them.

• Geiger edelmetalle, founded in 1218, still to this day, ther pour silver.
• 250 grams (8.083oz)
• Each bar comes sealed with a unique serial number.
• Ribbed edges to prevent manipulation of the bar.
• Obverse: features a pressed design of the German castle Scholes Guldengossa.
• Reve: text repeatingrhombus, printed  on the reverse  is also an invisible varnish that, when placed under a UV or black light, will show the LEV and the year of the mintage.

Of course those are my pocket rounds as proof thats it me.

So I will end this post with the way it started.

Go ahead and keep smacking it down, I'll keep stacking it up.

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