otherguy

Looking for 6x .999 1 oz generic silver rounds, any condition for <=$500 shipped (83.33 ea) in one transaction.

Kitco Spot 77.32 at time of posting.

I’ll buy your ugly, toned, milky, dinged, scratched, no name, generic 1 oz rounds that you’d be embarrassed to take a proof photo of on a sales post, but still want to feel loved and valued for their intrinsic silver-ness for as low as a premium as you’re willing to offer.

Seller must have 20+ sales flair.

Priority will be given to higher flair, and then lower price.

Can pay via PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay.

Don’t have Zelle.

Long time lurker, first time poster. Please be gentle (kind feedback welcome).

I’m just curious to get any thoughtful views on your exit strategy. Apparently my FIL was a big silver buyer in the run up in the 1980’s, and ended up losing a ton of money because he was not able to unload it when it started to crash. When I visited my LCS, one of the first sentences out of his mouth was “you need an exit strategy.”

What’s your strategy?

If you have a significant amount of wealth in silver, how do balance it against other assets?

How/who do you plan to sell it to if you need to go liquid?

Do you have a plan to strategically go liquid at point in the future (e.g. after retirement, or at certain prices)?

If you’re holding it as a way to pass down wealth, how are you prep

Hey all. I’m a season ticket holder with two tickets available to the home opener. They’re east (guest side), 40 yard line, section 533, row 32. If I sell them on TicketMaster, I can “list” them, for $346 each, but they’ll charge the buyer an extra 16%+ in fees, and they charge me 10% as well. So you’d pay $405 (or more), I’d net $311, and Ticketmaster would walk away with a cool $89. Face value for these tickets is $165.

I’d love to sell them for face value, but need to offset some of the cost of owning the season tickets for the year.

Want to go to the game, but don’t want to make TicketMaster rich doing so? AND you’re a Broncos fan? DM me a picture of your username in front of the Bronc

I have four free tickets in the upper 500’s on the visitor side. I also can’t make it. First DM gets them.

I have four tickets to the Christmas event game in section 533, row 32 (east side, high up, 45 yard line).

I can’t go, they’re down to like $40 on Ticketmaster, and I hate Ticketmaster making all the fees.

Dm me if you can use them. Happy to give them as a Christmas gift to a broncos fan who will actually use them.

Hey all,

I’m a season ticket holder who can’t make the Vikings game. I sell on ticket master as a last resort, but wanted to offer to you all first.

Four together in section 533, about 10 rows from the top. Aisle seats. 45 yard line visitors (east) side. It’s high up there, but a great view of the entire field.

My offer is to sell them to you at the lowest price for comparable seats you can find online. Then it’s a fair price, neither of us has to pay service fees, and they’re hopefully going to a Broncos fan. Currently it looks like that’s $200 ea for four together in the section 533.

Service fees are $40 per ticket to you, and 10% of the sale price to me, so we both come out ahead.

Hey all. Last ditch attempt and an admitted long shot. I had permission to go pronghorn hunting in 106 until the owner died and my friend that was renting from him moved. I had pulled tags for both me and my 12 year old daughter.

She’s was super excited as this was going to be her first hunt; but now her and I are understandably disappointed. I just missed my final opportunity to try to get public land tags today.

Does anyone here happen to own land in CO GMU 106 that would be willing to give my daughter and I permission to go hunting on it for closing weekend? We each have a single doe tag.

Thanks in advance!

Let’s say you’re going to the game tomorrow and want to buy an orange jersey. You want a high impact player who is likely to be around for five years. Who do you pick?

Hi everyone. I'm a relatively new to hunting, and 2nd Rifle season in Colorado just started. There's a parcel of BLM right off a road that has a little meadow. Due to a long story that I'll save you, I sat there (legally off the road) Sunday morning before I had to drive back down for work. Right as I was driving away, I saw a herd of deer. By the time I got back out of the car and set back up, I didn't have a shot and they were working their way back towards private land (along the red line). If I would've sat there for 10 more minutes, I ostensibly would've had a 75-100 yard shot on this group of deer, and they would've been 100-150 yards away from private land.

My question is this: Assu

Hey everyone!

I have one of the strangest things I've ever seen, and I'm curious if you have any ideas. Yesterday, I installed a USB-C dock (from Monoprice, if it matters) for my work computer (a MacBook Pro). It's connected via gigabit ethernet to a switch in my office, which then goes to a Ubiquiti Edgerouter10X in my basement, and then through Comcast.

Long story short (and this took a while to figure out). If I let my computer go to sleep and leave the ethernet plugged into the USB-C hub, it will kill all traffic on my LAN after about five minutes. Unplugging the ethernet cable brings the LAN back up, but leave my TP-Link Decos (WiFi Access Points) in a state where they need to be reb