⚡Silver Stackers⚡(iOS banned)

Give these guys a follow. Investment advice for our people. Buy precious metals!!

Get uncensored Telegram and see the channels they don't want you to see. If you're on an Android phone, download the Telegram APK and install that. On portable Apple devices, you can use one of the two web apps: Version K, Version Z. For desktop computers, there are the PC and MacOS programs.

Any company that tries to put their filthy hand over your mouth is a гаре artist and deserves to be drawn and quartered. They are weak and can't get theirs the normal way, that's why they resort to censorship.

Any company that tries to put their filthy hand over your mouth is a гаре artist and deserves to be drawn and quartered. They are weak and get theirs the normal way, that's why they resort to censorship.

Censorship is getting crazy rn, I’ve had a lot of my main channels that are pretty tame being censored for no apparent reason. No iPhone for me once this one breaks.

This is possibly the best advice I've ever read. It is my goal among many. @defamationleague1

White supremacy is the biggest threat to jewish supremacy. @TheWesternChauvinist2

War nickels were produced in the US during World War II when demand for copper and nickel compelled the US Mint to save some nickel by adding 35% silver by weight to the coin. Each nickel is roughly 1/9th troy ounces silver, so more divisible than a silver quarter (0.179 oz) but less divisible than a dime (1/14th oz). War nickels are easy to identify by either looking at the dates (1942-1945), or looking for a mint mark above the dome (P, D, or S), no mint mark means it's a regular non-silver nickel. War nickels have often sold close to spot price, but with premiums so high lately, these can be a good way to get a divisible barter form of silver @ $1.50/oz over spot. https://monumentmetals.com/wartime-nickel-1-face-value.html

War nickels were produced in the US during World War II when demand for copper and nickel compelled the US Mint to save some nickel by adding 35% silver by weight to the coin. Each nickel is roughly 1/9th troy ounces silver, so more divisible than a silver quarter (0.179 oz) but less divisible than a dime (1/14th oz). War nickels are easy to identify by either looking at the dates (1942-1945), or looking for a mint mark above the dome (P, D, or S), no mint mark means it's a regular non-silver nickel. War nickels have often sold close to spot price, but with premiums so high lately, these can be a good way to get a divisible barter form of silver @ $1.50/oz over spot. https://monumentmetals.com/wartime-nickel-1-face-value.html

Europa Bullion is low on silver. Many coins aren't even on their website anymore

I was looking forward to the next Creatures of the North coin but it doesn't look like Canada is keeping the series after only 2 years

In previous years,  the Perth Mint has followed a carefully scheduled release of the Lunar/Kookaburra/Koala collectible bullion series. The release schedule for BU silver typically is: September - Lunars October - Kookaburras November - Koalas This year,  the Perth Mint is at least a month late with Lunars,  which still haven't been fully released yet;  and no Kookaburras anywhere in sight. Perth didn't have issues releasing these coins during 2020 or 2021...  but for some reason they are struggling now to release them on schedule. Get your silver now kings,  the game is coming to an end. @SilverStackerSS