5 Silver Coins You Should NEVER Buy For Stacking!

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Title	:	5 Silver Coins You Should NEVER Buy For Stacking!
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I stack the 40 because I can get them at melt value I can sell them on Craigs List for melt if I need to I can also use them for barter if the SHTF
Comment from : @martyjones5232

If it's at least 80 silver I'm buying
Comment from : @bigblind4085

so never buy USA silver, over priced or not 9999 fine silver
Comment from : @kbrook5615

Narrator doesn’t know what he’s talking about
Comment from : @busterbiloxi3833

Bullion content is what matters So what if it’s “slicked out”
Comment from : @busterbiloxi3833

I buy some of each coin just to have them but I'm a stacker at heart, the most silver for the least amount of money Coins or rounds more so than bars for SHTF bartering situation but 10 oz bars are my real go to for stacking for wealth preservation I have very, very little constitutional silver and if I do buy constitutional it's usually good dimes, no war nickels, no 40 stuff
Comment from : @mrtrapper93

SalYou said it yourself"Libertads are High in Demand" All the more reason to stack them I have never had a problem liquidating them as those that collect them are always looking to stack moreMy LCS is always happy to get them brThanks as always for the video !!
Comment from : @ABLEROONE

The 1965 - 5 Swissfranc coin, as well as the 2 Francs in your Bag ;-) has 0,835 Silver in it If you can get a 1928 and below, it goes up to 0900 Silver Also some of the 10 DM (Deutsche Mark Memorial Coins 1998 up to 2001) have 0,925 Gold and the Austrian 50 Schilling Memorial Coins (1959 up to 1973) have 0,900 Silver As they are cheap as hell here in Europe and are also sold for no money on garage sales, they are maybe worth a thought
Comment from : @klausschopperle430

Thanks for the great infoI love collecting not so much for making profit
Comment from : @zoltan303stackin

Coin number 4 is 835 silver It is a Swiss 5 franc peace and super popular for stacking in Europe
Comment from : @stefangrogg3525

Agree with the slicks I buy junk only from in store dealers or individuals Know your coin weights and you will know what is unacceptablebrAnother reason to avoid these as you are VERY susceptible to accepting fakes since the weights and dimensions are so off!brGood video!
Comment from : @richardclausen154

Thanks for your practical advice
Comment from : @BoBear79

I like peace dollars
Comment from : @senseihitmanwayofkempo8305

Also got several 405 dollars as well 1 is a proof from hoard
Comment from : @senseihitmanwayofkempo8305

I got war nickels n my dads hoard v nickdls as well
Comment from : @senseihitmanwayofkempo8305

Congratulations! You just advised people to not stack Eagles and Libertads which both have been major money makers for me over the years!😮😮😮
Comment from : @frankwolfburg5655

If your using that slick out dime for barter, your fetch as much for coffee as a good looking Rosey
Comment from : @dennissilverstein5677

The last 1 seems to be a contadiction
Comment from : @BrucesShop

I sold all my 'junk' silver a while back and got good 999 rounds instead brEven a no name round that is verifiable 999 silver is better at the end of the day than a US coin that is actually still legal currency than can be spent as such but the face value is 1/1000th of the actual value
Comment from : @theshitshow-em3fk

Great video, I admit I stack a lot of 50 as its my country NZ coins and Britain Good news is the Swiss silver coins are 833, quite common in continental Europe before 1920 and Swiss to 69 for 5 francs and 67 for 5, 1 and 2 Francs You get 72 for Palestine and early Dutch (Although some Dutch is 945), Swedish is low at 40 and the German and Italian/Austrian post 1946 stuff is mostly 68 Belgian 100 and 50 Francs of 50s are 833 too
Comment from : @Moneytane1976

My local Dealer will let you sit down and hand pick every single coin of junk Silver I buy That is an awesome Dealer and not all dealers will do that I agree slicks are a terrible product at any price
Comment from : @glockumollie1230

Lilbertad is pronounced "Lee-burr-todd" in SpanishbrI liked the video You talk about the other end of the spectrum instead of "what to buy"br
Comment from : @lanier1000

When you buy junk silver, the coin weight is already discounted to 715 oz troy per dollar of face value The standard for coining is 7234 oz troy per dollar If you buy them in bulk, I search them thoroughly for missed value I found 14 proof quarters in a 600 piece bag One of them was even a 1942! In a 600 piece half dollar bag I found 2 Columbian halves which I sold for profit And in a bag of dimes I found a 1916-S Mercury dime in AU condition Still trying to sell it I know it's worth more than $2
Comment from : @sstrauss6752

I like the kangaroos
Comment from : @indivisibleman8596

I am shocked proof coins wasn’t an option to avoid stacking
Comment from : @TheWhiteMamba3000

Crazy how the price of libs has got!!!!!
Comment from : @jasonhastings5538

You can at least find war nickels pretty regularly in change
Comment from : @ckatheman

Safety mark on edge of liberty looks wide
Comment from : @derekjewell1257

I've been buying 40 Kennedy half for 20 cents over silver spot price per ounce I've never been one to follow the heard off a cliff like with 90 premiums 😂
Comment from : @brycethomas6080

Really good video Def made a few 'collectible' purchases over the years with my small stack I've always avoided the foreign currency and sliders for the same reasons you mentioned here
Comment from : @piscinaiv7937

Slicked out junk coins are referred to as 'cull" I suggest buying 1960 to 1964
Comment from : @fostersylvere2132

$29/ASE today
Comment from : @powhana6019

Does the half dollar from 1966 through 1973 have any silver??👋
Comment from : @elle1014elle

I agree with you
Comment from : @joeynoname7023

Maybe you should protect your investments When you go to sell coin shops pay more fr condition also Don’t just throw your silver dollars in a bag Protect them with a plastic holder or maybe a tube!!
Comment from : @sportsgrunt7000

I don't avoid 40 or war nickels if the price is right if I can buy them below spot I will buy all I can I have 80 40halfs I paid about 3 dollars each so it's all about the price you get them at you make your money when you buy not when you sell
Comment from : @raygeorge5974

my lcs does buy 40 at spot if you sell $20000 face or more , that’s pretty good , and some online dealers pay well for 40 as well $628 per dollar face value is the average based on $2351 spot price,so if you have been stacking 40 for a long time you could come out pretty good , I remember buying 40 for $1700-$1800 for $1000 fvbrBulk sell is the game with 40 from the research I have done
Comment from : @Copperstacker29

Foreign silver is fantastic for stacking I routinely get it for 50 of spot because people are obsessed with American minted coinage
Comment from : @kratostomatoes8587

Agree about the war nickels, however when I bought some at $01 over spot it was hard to pass up
Comment from : @jeffreywolski1426

Thank you sir, well put The only “regret” I have stacking is picking up no date standing liberty quarters I have a little over a tube But that was back when I was still learning and at least it’s not fake Keep posting and Keeep Stackin!!!!
Comment from : @stevejahn83

Mostly I stack but from time to time I buy something I just like … For example that 2oz Revolver coin for around $250 I think it was …?🌎🗿™️
Comment from : @jamesonealbrown7227

@SalivateMetalbr9:46 This is a high desirable 5 Franken (Fünfliber in swiss german) coin Weight is 15 grams in 835 silver so around 12,525 grams fine silver uncirculated Has more silver in it as any us half dollar One of the best european junk silver coins in the 1960's Switzerland was the last country in Europe which had 4 coins in 835 silver in the 1960's The 5 Franken in the 1960's was the european silver coin in circulation which had (with over 12 grams of fine silver in it) the higest amount of silver I'm swiss that's why i know it
Comment from : @cardaveux

I would argue Canadian 80 is probably the best silver to stack
Comment from : @addictedtominisandlovingit3912

World silver is my jam ;)
Comment from : @addictedtominisandlovingit3912

That coins is 835
Comment from : @addictedtominisandlovingit3912

I imagine the arrogance of American stackers, refusing to look up of silver in Canadian , British or other world silver coins
Comment from : @ironrye4317

The advantage to war nickels is they are the most divisible they actually have a bit less silver than a silver dime I even collect regular nickels as cupro nickel bullion so space is no concern
Comment from : @mysterybuyer3738

Totally agree as usual and a very valid video and you make some great points I have several tubes of Kangaroos But I also have a single Kennedy Half dollar 1966, why, because it is a great coin, the strike is much more pronounced than a 90 coin and the toning is also much better You are correct the 40 coins are great Silver handled correctly gives lovely hard edges and exceptional strikes, but I agree, the 90 is surely a better silver investment Recognition and more silver content is always going to win in the end
Comment from : @SouthSideFrankie

I find,myself,downsizing ( to a point) from quanity to quality and older coins that still hold good melt valuesome numistatics but nothing over 4,000$i,m still a realist about fractional junk and culled morgansbut i have a weakness for cc and toned morgansjeez i feel like i,m at a AA meeting🙄
Comment from : @keithknechg3217

I have all 5 but not for stacking 👍
Comment from : @noicue8078

Do you recommend the Liberty Golden State Mint 31g 1/10 troy ounce coin?
Comment from : @Benemortasia

Stacking is absolutely about profiting If you aren't looking to profit at some point you are a hoarder
Comment from : @DJbabynoneck

Im Canadian, and i started biying Canadian silver dollars I think 1934 was the first issue and 1967 was the last year they were 925 Thats only 30 years worth of real value
Comment from : @NickFortier

IMO, 2023 is a lost year for stacking ASEs in any quantity I’m hoping Silver Eagles break below my 20 limit on premiums soon! (Right now just over $27 each) 👌🏼
Comment from : @YankeeStacking

1-4 totally agree Silver weighs a ton, and you want to get the best and most transparent and transportable BUT, really, the ASE bad for stacking? Disagree a lot The bad news is the massive counterfeiting done on them, but the good news is demand/premiums will be around for decades The worst #5 is the Chinese Panda Even the Libertads are a better buy over that
Comment from : @cairpreliffechair832

I have a very honest coin dealer who gave me spot on war nickels The reason I bought war nickels was at auctions nobody wants them and you can get them cheaper
Comment from : @horstdouglas1

Thanks
Comment from : @michaelengland8299

I keep all 1/2 dollars but 40 silver is separate from my stack
Comment from : @waynepugh4981

Coinslike this should be melted down
Comment from : @waynepugh4981

Ok, so what are the best coins to stack?
Comment from : @BUFFAJOEZ

I received a 2019 Apollo 11 5 Oz US Mint silver proof very cool coin Great package and gift box
Comment from : @PistolPete1984

Excellent video and pointers Thanks
Comment from : @TheRealCobraBurnout

I've never cared how pretty or desirable a silver round is In the end, silver is still silver I stack for weight
Comment from : @derrekgrapp7421

Would anyone consider smelting 40 silver proofs from the 70's?br 3 1/4 Eisenhower dollars equal 1 oz agbrI figure 4 coins to make up for any loss in the fluxbr Any thoughts on this?
Comment from : @mikeward7290

90 percent Panama Balboa's They state silver content on every size coin High premium
Comment from : @keithwilliams4268

I sold my eagles on the last price spike and bought generic on the way down When silver dropped under $23, I went long MAG silver miner When it dropped a bit more I purchased a couple calls on MAG and MTA for February I still expect another drop in Sept/Oct, but if I don't get it I'm already decently positioned and won't worry about FOMO because I buy LOW and sell HIGHER (IF I sell at all)
Comment from : @markhaseley3304

couple years ago Eagles were only like $400 over spot at $999 they can keep them at the end of the day an ounce of silver is an ounce of silver regardless what stamp is on it
Comment from : @efirce

Do Eisenhower dollars have even 40 silver? I never hear them mentioned
Comment from : @thomaspeacock7248

I love all constitutional coins history in your hands
Comment from : @billstrauss2754

I will stack aluminum cans before I stack war nickels or 40 Kennedy half dollars
Comment from : @IP0Monsturd

Even if you can barely see the D on that slicked merc, it'll be worth something 😁 20 bones
Comment from : @jasonking7729

Don't have to worry about fakes of 40
Comment from : @tomarthur676

Do all real silver eagles have the space on the edge? I think I have been cheated
Comment from : @jamescampolo7117

Better make sure its not a 1916d dime
Comment from : @robinhalbert416

I love war nickels got a lcs near me that sells them for below melt usually like $105 or $110 (I will buy your war nickels for $1 a piece as many as you have) I love 40 halfs as well recently bought a whole tube of bu 1965 halfs for 3 bucks a piece
Comment from : @stackingpoints417

Storage space isn't a factor for me, so I have $700 face of 40 comes to just over 200 ozt melt weight
Comment from : @Der0Nibelung

Here in Australia the kangaroo is the cheapest 1oz silver I can get so that’s what I have most of But recently I’ve gone a little mad and splashed out on some more artistic stuff at multiples over spot because their designs are fascinating I’m well aware that I might never get my money back, but I guess that’s the difference between stacking for long term wealth and collecting unique pieces But unfortunately at the moment, as spot prices fall, our AUD is dropping even faster, so we’re paying more than a month ago 🤯
Comment from : @dinsy512

I have a handful of the 40 Kennedy Half Dollars, but only because I've kept them over the years when I got them in change
Comment from : @therealhawkeyeii7888

I don't agree with some of this, but most I do Keep up the great content!
Comment from : @SatelliteEngineer

the 43-D is the rarest war nickel i dont buy worn out coins or stock images
Comment from : @gcbranger1189

My LCS doesn't weigh junk silver, they give you whatever amount per dollar they are paying on that day
Comment from : @TheZeppelin14

The Libertad is a very beautiful coin There are few that I would rate as similarly beautiful
Comment from : @k98killer

Don't buy online Buy at the lcs in cash This is private wealth No one knows unless you declare it
Comment from : @Fuckpolicesurveillance

I buy World silver coins just because of the looks for my personal stack Panama Balboa's some Sol coins and Italian just mainly good-looking silver coins
Comment from : @teamamericamattdamon3486