In stock now:
1/2 troy oz. silver rounds $10.00 each
1/2 troy oz. silver rounds new in plastic protector: $10.50 each
1 troy oz. silver rounds $18.10 each
1 troy oz. silver $20.00 "Liberty Dollar": $20.00 each
coming soon (on order):
More silver 1 oz rounds
1/10 oz. "Adam Smith" gold round
1/4 troy oz silver rounds (2 only)
See our bullion selection (listed above) Sunday's at the Maku'u farmer's market, or, if you wish to purchase via mail, contact us for more details.
Announcing: The New Dollar – Silver & Gold! Inflation proof money by the U.S. Mint Say hello to an all-new currency that all Americans can use right now instead of using the doomed Federal Reserve Notes (FRN’s). This New Dollar is readily available from existing suppliers throughout America all of whom have a plentiful inventory right now.
We can use the New Dollar forthrightly, without fear of doing anything illegal, as it is legal tender right now, without any special edict from government.
At a time when hyperinflation finally is being mentioned openly in mainstream financial publications, the New Dollar is both inflation proof and self-regulating in terms of its own inherent value.
So here is the New Dollar: Silver and Gold coins made by the United States mint! 
American Silver Eagles
American Silver Eagles 99.93% Silver 1 oz fine siver, face value $1.
Pre-1965 90% Dimes, Quarters, Half Dollars
('64 Kennedy halves weigh less than 1/2 ounce total: .40188 ounce, therefore, the silver content of '64 Kennedy halves is .36169 ounce per two coins.
From 1965 to 1970, the U.S. Mint produced 40% Silver Kennedy half dollars
at 40% silver, total weight is .36973 oz.
1921 to 1935 Silver Dollars
They weigh a total of .86 ounce each. At .90 fineness (90% precious metal content, that is), their silver content is .773 oz each
Silver Rounds, the cheapest way to buy silver, are privately minted, come in a great assortment of designs, and are stamped “1 troy oz. .999 fine silver" and are typically available for 40 to 80 cents over the spot price of silver.
American Gold Eagles
American Gold Eagles are 91.67% Gold in four sizes:
1 oz, face value $50.
½ oz. face value $25.
¼ oz face value $10.
1/10 oz face value $5.
Although they are 22 karat because of a silver/copper added for durability in circulation, they contain the full amount of gold, the alloy actually causes a 1 oz. coin, for example to weigh slightly more than one ounce.
The Liberty Bell Store wants to buy your gold & Silver coins -
The question of course, is how much will we pay you for your coins? I will pay you the current "melt value" which can be found at www.coinflation.com and you will find the current values for American and Canadian nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars, and silver dollars. So find out what your coins are worth, and when you're ready to sell, give me a call. 808-990-4468 Charlie
We can orderyou many coins: Krugerrands, Pandas, Kangaroos, Philharmonics, Maple Leafs, Pamp Suisse, and of course American Gold & Silver Eagles by the U.S. Mint and of course the ever popular, cheapest way to buy silver: silver rounds.
What are our current up to the minute prices? See the current buy and sell prices yourself at most dealer's websites such as www.apmex.com Yes, you can order directly from them, but you can place a large order through us and split the shipping costs and get their prices.
Also, if you want to make a small purchase of one or two coins, then it would be cheaper to buy from us and avoid paying $20 in postage and waiting to get your coins in the mail.
Other sources to check out online are: www.golddealer.com, and
www.CMI-gold-silver.com which has an excellent article about Silver Rounds entitled "Survival Currency."
I recently discovered a new dealer by placing an order with www.chicagocoin.com
They gave us low prices and very fast service. We received our order in less than 2 weeks! I recommend them now. Their website doesn't list prices or inventory, you must call to get that information.
New! Get on our Silver and Gold preferred customer buying list. It works like this: when we get a customer who wants to sell Silver or Gold, we then go to our customer list and call potential buyers. You get first shot at a great offer. All we need is your first name and a phone number.
Gold Holds its Value!
In 1933, $560 cash would purchase a brand new Ford Deluxe car.
That would be 28 1oz. gold coins @ $20 each = $560.
In 2007, because of inflation and the declining value of the Federal Reserve Note, $560 cash would not even make the down payment on any new car, but, you could still buy a new car with 28 1oz. gold coins valued at $800.+ each = $22,400.
Silver Holds its value too!
In 1964, a 1 oz. Silver Dollar would buy 4 gallons of gas (at 25 cents per gallon).
In 2007, 1 oz of Silver still buys 4 gallons of gas.
(1 oz. Silver = $14.+; 4 gallons gas @ 3.37 each = $13.48
If you choose to agree to exchange old, out-of-circulation American coins for something of value approximately equal to the FRN full value of your coins' silver content, there is nothing anybody can say in protest. Of course, nobody has to give you more than the coins' face value in FRNs in exchange: They are legal tender for their face value only. But, there is nothing to stop people from agreeing to give you more than the face value of your NDs, is there?
The US code clearly addresses the issue, saying that even obsolete US coins, if not explicitly made illegal to own, continue to be legal tender.
"Legal tender," of course, is defined as money required to be acceptable throughout the USA for all debts, public and private. The only exception comes from case law, which holds that nuisance payoffs in huge quantities of pennies, nickels, etc., do not have to be accepted.
Banks happily will give you a crisp, paper FRN $1 bill in exchange for any old Morgan silver dollar, of course, but nobody is foolish enough to ask for just that and, besides, that is not for what we are going to use them. We are going to use the New Dollar strictly amongst ourselves in lieu of FRNs to conduct business in our new "aboveground economy" (vs. an "underground economy" wherein illegal trading takes place).
Inflation-Proof Real Money
As the FRN devalues every day, the inherent value of out-of-circulation American silver coins ratchets up in direct proportion, so these coins are inflation proof, just like holding onto bars of silver. We can happily hold our money in old silver dollars while hyperinflation rages about us.
Yes, in order to do business, we constantly will have to consult exchange rate tables that will require regular updating, but the Canadians have been doing that all their lives and they are no worse the wear for it.
Silver and gold eagles have the advantage of being as close to one ounce as it is possible to get (99.93% for silver and 91.67% for gold, which is less because it is a soft metal that literally cannot be used in a coin without alloying it with other metals - to make things even more confusing, the gold eagle actually weighs more than one ounce total, in order to contain one ounce of gold ... and these are troy ounces, too, which is a whole different story). The silver eagle, especially, makes business easier because one need only convert for the day's silver spot price, without factoring in its actual percentage of silver. Besides, the new eagles are prettier than those old, ugly coins, aren't they? You will pay a premium for these new coins of about 5 - 10% of their equivalent FRN value.