🚨 U.S. Mint just repriced silver WHILE SALES ARE SUSPENDED 🚨 • American Eagles: $169–$173/oz • Status: NOT AVAILABLE • COMEX price? Irrelevant. When a government mint raises prices without inventory, it’s not retail hype — it’s price discovery under supply stress. Paper trades promises. The Mint prices metal... it must deliver. Delivery is the problem. #Silver #COMEX #PriceDiscovery #SupplyShock #SilverSqueeze #KWYHshow more

Those are collector coins. Not the normal silver eagles.

Can you please point us to where on the U.S. Mint website normal Silver Eagles are currently available at lower prices? I’ve looked, and the only Eagles I can find are priced in this range — and marked NOT AVAILABLE. If there’s a different listing: 👉 please share a screenshot + link so we’re all looking at the same data. Happy to be corrected — transparency helps everyone. 🥈

@goldseek While everyone is fixated on premiums, the mint-marked Eagles are disappearing from the market the moment the U.S. Mint stops selling them. That’s a far more important shift than any premium movement😳

@goldseek I can’t even put into words how glad I am that I bought them when prices were still in the $17–$30 range.

@goldseek ASEs without mint marks are bullion coins sold only to Authorized Purchasers. ASEs with mint marks like W, S, or P are collector coins and naturally carry higher premiums. Comparing the two as if they’re the same product is the mistake.🤦

@goldseek If “cheap Eagles” exist, a single link from the U.S. Mint would settle this instantly. Please show us. Thank you.

@goldseek You’re still missing the point. There are no “cheap Eagles” at the U.S. Mint — because the U.S. Mint is not selling bullion Eagles at all. No sale = no price = no link.

@goldseek Exactly. So the obvious question is: Why? Why does the U.S. Mint sell no bullion Eagles at all while demand is clearly there and supply is visibly disappearing? That absence is the real signal. 🥈 Thank you .

That's for premium PROOF coins. It's always been like this

The problem is that I couldn’t find anything else. Does that mean the U.S. Mint now has only premium coins left — which were supposedly always priced like this? 😏 I’m really looking forward to the day the price tag says $1,000 and we’ll hear statements claiming that this has always been the normal price

Silver and Gold have no top in fiat value because fiat currency has no floor. People still don’t get it, we are in a global monetary reset. Numbers won’t matter if you own any amount of the metals.

When official mints suspend sales and raise prices, that’s not speculation. That’s physical supply signaling something paper markets don’t.

Buy Silver Shield Mint Direct under $100

Those are collector coins not regular silver bullion . Can the silver pumpers be honest for once.

@StackSmarter So basically what this means is the US mint believes silver is really valued at $170/oz right now, but the spot price hasnt gotten there yet because its just “paper” silver?

Unobtanium?

@GoldavenueEN Gold Avenue, one of the best websites to purchase PMs (belonging to PAMP) in Switzerland, just repriced all coins to $106; Yesterday they were trading at COMEX prices. The paper market is broken, guys.

I don't know why any of you would buy from the US mint. The only people that get the coins at spot. Price are large dealers and large sellers of silver and gold. And platinum, everyone else get a ridiculously high premium ebay is cheaper.And it's graded

You’re missing the point.This isn’t about who should buy from the U.S. Mint. It’s about what happens when a government mint halts wholesale sales and then reprices anyway. That signals: • sourcing stress • supply constraints • price discovery without inventoryeBay slabs and dealer premiums are secondary markets reacting to the same signal — not replacing it.COMEX prints paper. The Mint prices metal it must actually deliver. That’s the difference.

Today 109.39$ Belgium. No shortage, no crazy prices.

“No crazy prices”? That’s cute — the market has already gotten used to the new, inevitable reality remarkably fast. It feels like just yesterday we were arguing about silver never crossing $30 per ounce. 😄 Thank you for it. Thanks to your post, I feel great. 😉😄

You and I know it's going to get even better. 😉 By crazy prices, I'm referring to the Silver Eagles that have been posted about the past few days. I can still acquire enough physical Silver, which shows that the real Silver rush is yet to come. I see this as a positive for us. Things will only get better for Silver investors. Let it play out. 💪🏻

Yes, I understand you, but I’m pointing out that it’s actually great that the MINDSET is changing. What used to be considered unimaginable is now a fairly boring reality — especially for those who understand the situation. Thank you for your post. It’s a gem, more than you realize.

Still available on APMEX in "normal" price

Paper traders are losing their freakin’ minds 😝

AAAAAAND WE ARE WHAT???? We are H A P P Y !!!! 😄

Hell Yeah Honza!! It feels so good to bask in the glow of true reality ☀️ Its been a long haul through the labyrinth of illusions!! Nothing can stop this now.. the house of cards is teetering!! Dark to light!! In shining Armor 🛡️

I thought I’d enjoy the apologies from the sellouts and the blind, but you know what? That won’t be necessary. I’ll enjoy their brutal awakening instead.

Take pity… they know not what… 🤑💸😵‍💫

Generally, you'll get no better than melt price when you sell any silver, regardless of the type.

I agree with you.

Physical markets breaking from paper pricing. Classic squeeze dynamics. Same thing happens in forex when liquidity dries up and spreads blow out. Real price discovery kicks in when the usual mechanisms fail.

@laplace2011

Holy smokes 🤯

The Gap Up is gonna be 🔥 The stock market won’t believe it for weeks & maybe months. Silver miners will move up slowly as realisation silver is headed to $X00. They’ll accelerate when it stays high. By Christmas miners will be up twice the % silver bullion is up Be prepared

@HannesZipfel Bei den Preisen dürfte es sich um die Edelmetall Apotheke Kettner handeln, wuste garnicht das die eine Zweigstelle in den USA haben😎

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The posts here seem underwhelmed a bit. Am I missing something? This seems like big news to me.

Mint website only sells numismatic (collectible) coins direct to customers and there is historically about a $50 premium for the collectible proof and uncirculated coins compared to the bullion coins only sold through wholesalers. This implies the mint expects silver to be ~$120

I got in just under the wire with some nice orders at $91 for BU and $95 for proofs, which sadly probably marks an end to that era ...

@grok can one sell back these American Eagles for the price they're selling?

IN Germany the Same.

Plot twist: Bond vs. the silver suppression cartel! Villain's lair: A paper vault full of ETFs. What's your Bond gadget idea? (Mine: A 999 silver bullet pen 🪙🔫) Full real silver scoop in pinned 😏 #JamesBond #SilverSqueeze #StackSilver #DrNoMoreSilver

So I followed numerous coin collectors advice in stacking maple leafs instead of American eagles because of a purer silver content and eagles turn out to have been the better investment. Go figure!?

Wild. Let me ask please: the BU coins are they're not just standard investment coins? Machine minted "mass products"?

$180 AUD in Australia

Suspended☹️☹️☹️. Is anyone getting there orders shipped that were paid for long before this nonsense?

That’s because physical silver just shot past $177 in China (LOL)

@grok valid?