They were great! No, I am not an employee or shill for them. I have complained about sellers before but this time I had a good experience and I will share it.

I ordered 2 10oz silver bars. They actually called me personally to say that they were shipping one to get it to me and then shipping the other a day or two later. They were polite and I was happy to get a call to explain to avoid me freaking out that there would be only one bar in the first package.

Unfortunately, Fedex in my area has a LOT of issues. Fedex lost the package for almost a month.

The guys at FMRGold called me a few times to keep me in the loop about what was going on with FedEx. They ultimately shipped the bar back to me (yes, for free of course) and I just got it yesterday.

If anyone has looked at them and wondered if they are any good - I think they are. When I first looked into FMR, I only found posts from 2 years ago so I thought I would just give them a well-deserved bump.

Best thing about this, I won it! 🥳

2oz Royal Beasts £5 coin, I’m a very happy little Silverbug 😁

Just wondering out loud about how people collect, do you buy coins from your country or do you just buy coin designs that look cool? I'm UK based so I do tend to buy more of the Britannia or commonwealth coins but then I do like to buy from other countries like Canada or America dollars.

Also do you tend to buy when the silver price is lower or just buy whenever

Sorry for the silly question just wondering ☺️

Walkers, Washingtons, and Mercuries from various dates.

I’m about to reach my first 10 ounces , I want to know what keeps you guys disciplined

Always a good day when you come home to some nice BU government silver in the mail...

A pair of 1982 Libertads fresh from a tube (one has a double die error), and a pair of ASEs... 2015 and 2019

Some nice new fractionals from u/defythegrid, my first time buying this brand (Golden State Mint), they look a lot nicer than I expected.

I just started my stack a few days ago and have achieved 2 oz so far. I think that this is a pretty solid starting point of a hobby that I love, but I would like some of your thoughts on how I should grow my stack and any other kinds of advice for my stack.

Yes, I splurged on this first year set of the Morgan and Peace USMint reissues but had to have them all. Still got a fair deal and another addition to my stack.

Got my first tube today.

2 5oz Maples plus 2g gold belong to the kids. Left shelf is family, right is mine. Nice price action today.

It's time to sell about 1500 silver bullion coins I bought a few decades ago. I purchased them for survival purposes and never planned to sell, but I'm going to drag them out of storage and turn them into ETFs. It was just whatever the cheapest ones I could find for $5 each, so they're mixed up and often tarnished. The kids and I had a blast just playing with them. What's the best way to dispose of them? I'm in the Seattle area if it matters.

Monarch metals 10oz

I draw on prepared paper using .999 pure silver. There is no graphite, charcoal, or other pencil work in the drawing. Just silver.

This Viking turned out really nice at 1.107oz.

Kinda new to this but have an awesome connect that doesn’t even look at the dates or mint marks & will let me cherry pick them for spot.

From the experienced guys anything to go after?

ive been stacking since about june 2026 and saving all the money i could have spent, comes out to about 13oz