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How to Measure Constitutional Silver in Ounces (Weighing Junk Silver)

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This video is BS Your nonsense only benefits the buyer !
Comment from : @mikei7498

6 Quarter s An Ounce of Silver 3 Halves Dollars An Ounce 14 Dimes An Ounce Of Silver 🥈 !
Comment from : @Larry-wz5kf

I expect that when it comes to barter, all constitutional silver will be weighed in the marketplace That's fine with me
Comment from : @mimaroo1431

is it a good idea to clean i actually polished my junk silver coins with a silver safe cleaner they came out amazing does it matter? i see some half dollar Kennedy 1964 going for like 1500 usd why is that ?
Comment from : @markcameroon6613

😊very good explanation😊
Comment from : @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234

Yes, but if you want to buy let’s say 3 ounces of silver, just put the silver on the scale and weigh 3 ounces without counting the coins you will get 3 ounces without getting cheated
Comment from : @aliiljah8224

Silver is priced on the spot market at a rate per Troy ounce An ounce is not a Troy ounce,
Comment from : @MrDavidknigge

Text 55 constitutional silver quarters two equal roughly an ounce of silver so you can just round it to 6 quarters equals a troy ounce
Comment from : @doepender3570

Silver Dragons I like this video a lot because your the only one that actually weighed one ounce of pre-64 coins and explaining it takes 111 oz of any pre-64 denominationbrIf I give my LCS a 1oz pre-64 and they only look at it per coin just to find the key date is it worth giving to them?
Comment from : @jt9451

I like these types of videosstuff I wonder about and its just fun but as for 10:39 I highly doubt and know it wasn't jingly around for 113 years in a pocketthat prob has about 100 years jingle time lol
Comment from : @SwizZLe333

You should open a coin shop :)
Comment from : @cmbtmdc2219

Great informative video! 👍
Comment from : @MuhammadUsman-rz8eg

Great video Silver Dragon 👍
Comment from : @militantsecurity1901

Sucks on the mercury dimes they look so cool I was going to stack tons of mercury dimes Great video
Comment from : @noctilucent7396

Maybe I’m having a brain fart, But can’t you just take whatever weight you have in ounces and multiplied by 9 and find out how much silver you have? What am I missing?
Comment from : @gibbeyii

These are the calculations for Troy ounces The difference being a regular ounce is 28?? grams and a Troy ounce is 31?? grams
Comment from : @bdaniels986

I got my scale recently Nice having a inexpensive way to help check out my silver
Comment from : @markroberts9577

How’s about 80 silver coin
Comment from : @stephenliu3196

Who sells constitutional silver by the ounce? Nobody sells it by the ounce so I don't see what the point is of knowing this
Comment from : @maddoxinc1642

If you wanted to sell you entire pile on the table you could weigh the whole pile & divide that weight by 1111 & that is how many ounces you have CORRECT?
Comment from : @rexturner8208

best way to figure is $140 face value is an oz
Comment from : @brucevanover7797

Or take face value times 715 to determine troy ounces
Comment from : @cephasmartin8593

Just take face value and times by 715, which is the amount of silver weight per face value
Comment from : @eldonfleming800

As people buy and sell based on per $1 of face value, weight of constitutional silver is less important, no?
Comment from : @Ronaldalan114

Buy it by the gramI've noticed 5 dollars worth of dimes if they are slicks will have a face value of 5 but weight like 1 dime is missing
Comment from : @HDDynalowrider

it might be easier to try for 5555 or 8888 to get to the exact weight in whole ounces
Comment from : @r5yamaha

Wow great video I've been pulling silver out of the ground metal detecting and I always wondered about this
Comment from : @jeremylee8844

Awesome, I learned allot Thank You
Comment from : @markpyles6515

You could also take the total face value and divide by 140 and that would give you the weight in oz's of silver
Comment from : @15DurangoRT

Great info Thanks!
Comment from : @mankave1287

What if i have all nickels, wouldn’t 140 weigh too much?
Comment from : @SeanyStacks

You are brilliant! Thanks for your dedication to this topic! God bless!
Comment from : @Brian-us5vx

Is that a troy oz??? Or o regular oz
Comment from : @djfoxalaska

Very Cool thank you Silver dragons
Comment from : @yellowbrickbullion9707

You can also add up the entire lot, take the total ounces and multiply it by 90
Comment from : @Smokey-bx2xn

Dayumjust set the scale to measure in "Trot Ounces"" instead of "Grams"! Otherwise, just divide the weight in grams by 311 Really, how hard is that?
Comment from : @johnwade7673

Take total oz weight devide by 111brYou get you number
Comment from : @edgray9151

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Comment from : @JohnnyStax

What about 40
Comment from : @JohnnyStax

Thanks I’m learning
Comment from : @JohnnyStax

Thanks I subbed
Comment from : @JohnnyStax

I did a lot of crunching numbers before I figured this way of doing it 🙄🤙
Comment from : @woodbeez6046

Good stuff, thanks for the clarification! 👍
Comment from : @Slabman20

Can't you just weight it and subtract 11 to get the amount of silver weight
Comment from : @Rocky-kx4vo

Are you compensated for the copper (4lbs) or merely paid for the 90 of silver content??
Comment from : @billsmith3458

Thx for this The information is a great help Keep stackin 👌👍🤑
Comment from : @mrbullionnaire9748

My 1930's washington quarters have a poop load of silver loss 40 coins comes out to about the equivalent of 36 coins
Comment from : @thomasjensen6243

Hey dragons do you know how many grams in silver with morgan and peace dollars like would it be 20 grams 25 grams or would it be less than that
Comment from : @silverfan2196

Thanks Bruh
Comment from : @joebuttas26

Another thing about 64 Kennedy’s People knew that that was the last year they were going to be silver so they stacked them everybody stacked them pulled them directly out of circulation and kept them so even though that coin is 55 years old, it didn’t see much circulation at all most of them didn’t brThey’re also usually the cheapest silver half you can pick up nowadays
Comment from : @cockroachdeloach5093

Newbie question - why arent there any nickels shown here?
Comment from : @domiflichi

I like constitutional silver too, but what percent do you like to try to keep as a goal (break down) in each -dimes, quarters and halves? Thanks
Comment from : @Eli-qr9hc

“What is up YouTube” why promote YouTube? Lose that greeting :)
Comment from : @BrianBetron

I Just brought myself 390 grams of 0500 AUSTRALIAN JUNK SILVER!!! woohoo😀 Fun fact our junk silver is in pre decimal and really hard stuff to get because it's quite collectable n lots of it is graded so I got lucky The 925 coins are way harder to get, more expensive and heavily graded even a lot of the low grade stuff is graded which sucks Non graded 925 coins are around $43-$60 AUD an troy (ex shipping) so that's about $30-$42 USD To over hyped n hoarded but I had to get some so I paid $15850 AUD for the 0500 coins so thats $428 AUD over spot (per troy oz) or $299 USD over spot and that's the low grade stuff
Comment from : @jackiegrice1713

Nice man Dig it I need to bust my weight
Comment from : @MetalBum

Is that scale made out of silver?
Comment from : @GardenerEarthGuy

Love this video Thank you 😊
Comment from : @WckdLlThngz

Awesome silver vagons I didn't know That Thanks for taking time out to show us Was always wondering what Dollar fees value blah blah blah How much is should be blah blah blah lol but thanks brother
Comment from : @billygagne2139

Good vid
Comment from : @Eli-qr9hc

Thank you my friend And its not junk It's our futures
Comment from : @silverwheelspatriot1764

I need an answer to a question about Constitutional Silver?brWhat happens when Constitutional Silver gets mix in with our current coinage?brHow are the two coinages to be kept separated from each other
Comment from : @billrundell2097

Yep, when buying non-numismatic constitutional silver avoid mercs and standing liberty quarters Lovely design, but almost always less weight Of all the designs, mercs are my favorite, but I still stack rosies because I get more weight at about half the premium I think more and more people are catching onto this because rolls of Roosevelt dime rolls always seem to be sold out on my favorite place to buy That never used to be the case
Comment from : @MK-100x

You can tare the scale rather than turn off the power if you want to reset the scale to Zero Just press the T button instead and that will reset everything to Zero
Comment from : @sunw80

You should label your videos beginner, intermediate, advanced etc videos like this are just insulting to most stackers’ intelligence
Comment from : @REALStinkyCash

why not measure in grams and subtract 10
Comment from : @johnjones4502

Great video ! And very informal
Comment from : @levkriscoins9115

I use Coinflation
Comment from : @cocobeandarla

Great Video my Friend! That’s one thing I need is a scale
Comment from : @jparkersilverstacker5128

Well great video learned a little bit
Comment from : @MoneyRecall

Step 1 Buy scale brStep 2 Weigh Junk SilverbrStep 3 Multiply by 09br🔥🔥🇺🇸🇺🇸😂😂
Comment from : @SilverHeist

Great video, Dragons Someone told me they prefer Rosies to Mercs due to the amount of silver that comes off the Mercs over the years Never thought if it that way
Comment from : @EmpirePreciousMetals

1111 is the magic number Very good Thanks my friend
Comment from : @SalivateMetal

Good stuff Dragons formerly Baggins!
Comment from : @goldrush4921

Why waste the time weighing it, every dollar is 715 ounces every ten dollars is 715 oz Every 100 dollars is 715 oz and every 1000 dollars is 715 oz , its easier to figure it this way and with the worn condition of the coins it's more profitable The only reason you should weigh it is if you are going to refine it but you lose money if you do that
Comment from : @COPPERMOUNTAINCOINS

Awesome vid brother!👍🤙
Comment from : @rippinlips5717

Great video!
Comment from : @AlAmin-ej9dk

isn't weight times 9 times spot price an easier way?
Comment from : @Bishop88Shadow

Thanks for sharing on how to do this Take care
Comment from : @ClaytonCountyHistoryHound

Half dollars have slightly more silver than dimes and quarters of the same face value And silver dollars have even more
Comment from : @richardcarson3596