u/Aggressive_Apple_919 — reddlx

Buying coins with lowest premium

Hey Folks,

I need a little help as I am a new stacker. I am always looking at deals at or below spot with the lowest premium I can find. Someone turned me onto findbullionprices.com and I did get some stuff from mintbuilder which is advertised on this site and had no issues.

I now seeing other spot deals at other sites such as Summit, Monument Metals, Bullion Exchanges, SD Bullion, Provident and a few others. Some have great reviews and others will have a recent one that will scare me away.

What is the best approach for someone new who wants to ensure I am not getting fakes and look for deals? Should I plan to bringing my coins to local shops so they can test with the Sigma? I don't think it's worth getting a sigma as an investment right now.

Are there any sites I should stay away from? Hopefully it does not happen but I'd like to ask if I get a fake will most places work with me or will I have no recourse?

Thanks

u/Aggressive_Apple_919 — 1 day ago

▲ 1 r/AllyBank

ATM

Can anyone confirm what the allpoint ATM limit is? Not sure if the machines just don’t have enough cash but a few years ago most of them were able to dispense $400 per transaction.

I checked Walgreens, CVS, and Costco. Most Walgreens and CVS will give me $300 in one shot but if I try to increase it, it’s just not available.

Today I went to Costco and the maximum amount was $200. Is this an issue with my account or is just just how the ATMs are set?

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u/Aggressive_Apple_919 — 3 days ago

▲ 9 r/creditunions

How to check financial health of a credit union

I like to make sure credit unions have good ratings and financials prior to putting my money somewhere. I know sites like weiss ratings give a rating. However it's hard to understand how to read and interrupt all this information.

One example is the asset mix: I'd like to know specifics on what (other) 20% could be. Also not sure if it's possible to get the outstanding debt vs cash on hand ratio. I am trying to find something safe and find an intuition as close to 3/1 ratio if possible.

Maybe I am overthinking this, but figured I'd ask

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u/Aggressive_Apple_919 — 8 days ago

▲ 5 r/ChineseMedicine

Hi All

I started Acupuncture in 2023 and went for 10 session. Honestly I was not a fan of the clinic or acupuncturist, so in 2024 I found a top notch clinic and went for 10 more. I really like them and feel like I get better results than I did at the previous clinic.

From February to May I did not return for any tune up treatments until something came up. Then I went back every 2 weeks or so for 5 more treatments. That was last June and I have not gone back since.

If were to go back now for tune up treatments can I go once a month and still get a benefit, or would I be wasting my money? I can no longer afford treatments every week

I'm not sure if treating specific conditions require more frequent but would really like to keep on top of my health.

Thanks

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u/Aggressive_Apple_919 — 19 days ago