Are those 9/11 silver minted $20 bills a good investment?

don't know what they are but the answer is no. stick to gov issued bullion. confiscation is a non issue so don't worry about it.

You haven't seen those commercials for the memorial .999 silver leaf $20 dollar bills? I think they are gov. issued.

silver leaf....as in gold leaf...just a thin foil-like coating of silver.....no good.

Thanks for the info!

Yeah, bad investment. Just buy silver rounds or Eagles from Apmex.

You can get a Minted Bill?

Wonders of the modern world huh!

If you are talking about the .999 4 ounce silver Bars shaped to look like a $20 bill, then i think if you can pick it for $75 or less, then it will be a great investment.

Buy up metal like it's war time? Is the silver cut like a steel girder at a cheerleader's coke party? Let us not tolerate dubious speculations as to the origins of 911's devastation. Get one or you're flying freight in a Binladen jet to a secret place? If the American people knew what they'd done they'd force them to breathe in the clean up waste?

Sorry

fuck that, just buy the raw metal. ooo i pressed some stupid pattern into it, yay its number only 5 left in existence now there worth a kabillion dollars. you all suck at life.

j/k

I thought those things would be funny to just use as money.

Then I found out they weren't legal tender and I was glad.

The commercial was enthralling... LOL

those "special editions" gold and silver coins are never worth the money. You pay seriously extra for all the profit margins of the isueers

I invested in about 11 of the gold and silver 9-11 leaf and never did find out if they were worth anything are not. who would really have the answer.

I was told when you purchase some of them the funds went to the peoples familes who were in the diaster.

Now I just write books for a living instead of collecting I have two books out one called Love For All Mankind, and Brutus the Swamp Man, found on Barns and Novel if you like to read check my web site out www.brutusbook.com you want be sorry.