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    Anyone here with Augusta Precious Metals for silver bars?

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    james_wilson👑Elite (1m-5m)
    about 2 months ago
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    • Okay, so I'm debating setting up another Gold IRA, but this time I'm thinking of going heavy on silver bars.
    • Specifically, I'm looking at Augusta Precious Metals as a custodian.
    • My current setup is mostly with a smaller, regional firm out of Delaware that I've used for eons since my trading days.
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    Okay, so I'm debating setting up another Gold IRA, but this time I'm thinking of going heavy on silver bars. Specifically, I'm looking at Augusta Precious Metals as a custodian. They seem to get decent reviews, and honestly, after years dealing with some of the dinosaurs on Wall Street, a company that actually answers the damn phone is a major plus.

    My current setup is mostly with a smaller, regional firm out of Delaware that I've used for eons since my trading days. They’ve been rock solid for my gold allocation, but their silver bar pricing isn't the most competitive, and their storage options are a bit limited when it comes to larger physical holdings outside of pure coin form. Augusta advertises some pretty strong 100oz bar options, which is exactly what I'm eyeing up.

    Anyone here personally using Augusta Precious Metals for their silver (or gold) IRA? What's been your experience with their fees, transparency, and overall customer service? I’m looking at putting a good chunk into this, probably another $500k-$1M chunk from some recent gains, so I want to make sure I’m not trading good service for a slightly better price point. Any horror stories or glowing recommendations I should know about? I've been retired in New York for a while now, but the old instincts about due diligence never really go away.

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    karen_robinson💼Starter (0-50k)

    Augusta's definitely got a good reputation, especially for customer service, which is huge in this space. But have you looked into their pricing for silver bars specifically? Sometimes with the bigger, more established names, you might find their premiums are a bit higher compared to some of the other reputable dealers out there, especially for larger silver purchases. Worth doing a quick price comparison before you commit, just to make sure you're getting the best bang for your buck.

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    donna_rogers🏆Advanced (250-500k)Real Investorabout 2 months ago

    Hey, I actually just went through a similar process last year! I wasn't looking for a new IRA, but I did use Augusta Precious Metals to roll over an old 401k into a Precious Metals IRA, and I specifically went with silver bars too. So far, so good. The process was way smoother than I expected, and the guy I worked with was super helpful in explaining the different silver options. No complaints from my end.

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    susan_clark💰Established (100-250k)Real Investorabout 2 months ago

    Hey, interesting you're looking at Augusta for silver. I've mostly heard them talked about for gold. Are you specifically looking at their 100 oz silver bars, or some of the smaller denominations?

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    karen_robinson💼Starter (0-50k)about 2 months ago

    Augusta's definitely got a good reputation, especially for customer service, which is huge in this space. But have you looked into their pricing for silver bars specifically? Sometimes with the bigger, more established names, you might find their premiums are a bit higher compared to some of the other reputable dealers out there, especially for larger silver purchases. Worth doing a quick price comparison before you commit, just to make sure you're getting the best bang for your buck.

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    donald_nelson💎Premium (500k-1m)Real Investor✓ Verifiedabout 2 months ago

    Hey, good to hear you're looking into Augusta! They're definitely one of the more reputable names out there for precious metals IRAs. A quick tip when you're comparing: always double-check their buyback policies for silver. Some companies offer better terms than others, and it's good to know your options down the line.

    Also, if you haven't already, check out the BBB page for Augusta Precious Metals. It's usually a good resource for seeing how companies handle any issues customers might have had, which can give you extra peace of mind.

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    david_brown💎Premium (500k-1m)Real Investorabout 2 months ago

    Totally agree with you on Augusta! I went with them a few months back for my Gold IRA, and their customer service has been fantastic. Really proactive and answered all my questions without any pressure. I didn't get silver bars specifically, but they definitely walked me through all the options, including silver. Seems like they'd be a great fit for what you're looking for.

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