You all do realize that particular quote refers to the limited availability in the marketplace as being the reason we should expect higher prices in silver, and low prices are indicators of scams, right?

Anyone who is serious about investing in any form of precious metals should know the differences in value between the several forms on the market, and the fact any reputable dealer will always sell above current spots. The only real variable is typically in collectible coins and will never be below spot prices. The “value” of a coin from the US Mint is on the face. Collectibility is subject to the usual scrutiny, but “value” is based on what a collector is willing to pay. In any case, dealers in the industry have little profit margin, because they are regulated by the feds. That being the case, no reputable dealer has “Presidents Day Sales” or any other marketing gimmick. Even those going out of business or reasons for immediate liquidation. Certainly not when they have the option of dumping them for the melted weight value of the metal itself. A little common sense here goes a long way in preventing your being taken advantage of if you’ll just let it. Aside from that, anyone buying from a website with “coin-dollor” (not a typo) in their address probably shouldn’t be thinking about investing in anything on their own. If you do fall for it, hopefully the lesson is not too expensive for you. If you don’t get it…I am willing to pay you $.20 for every US Quarter Dollar you own regardless of year or condition.

Better get yours now!

That reads like advertising.