WARNING 4 Problems With Stacking Junk Silver

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Title	:	WARNING 4 Problems With Stacking Junk Silver
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I prefer a lot of junk in the trunk
Comment from : @J155P

your part of the problem
Comment from : @craigglenn7927

I dont see any problems with stacking constitutional silver :)
Comment from : @ber3709

Why bother with 90 if you are worried about wear on pre 64’s Just buy bullion
Comment from : @GordonKley-nz4qm

Attrition would be another suitable a-word for abrasion/silver loss
Comment from : @draheim90

so how junk quarters take get 45 pounds?
Comment from : @rodney73991

Great tips!
Comment from : @davebatterberry161

Yeah junk silver is terrible, that's why you just bought 100lbs of it?
Comment from : @EatCow

Man I thoight I could just trust SDBUllion that they are the right year on the constitutional brI also thought the older coins were better than the Kennedys that are "on the edge" as they straddle the 1964 year
Comment from : @athenapaquette

What counts as junk silver? I have plenty of 925 coins
Comment from : @noah2765

i have a question do you break open rolls of coins from places like apmex to check? they guarantee many of their products do buyers prefer unbroken rolls from accredited dealers or should you always break open and check?
Comment from : @thasandmanmorrison8469

When stacking junk, why stock halves, quarters, AND dimes? Availability?
Comment from : @rickbruceroche2038

I understand that I'm a couple years late on this post but my bullion dealer treats all silver of the same denomination, all his halves are the same price per dollar value and his dimes and so on He does charge more for dimes though because they are the most popular right now and he has a hard time keeping them in stock The 715 Ozt is a standard formula for all junk silver since they all weighed about 724 new, this is supposed to account for the differences in wear You'll have some weighing more and some weighing less but they should come close to averaging about 715 Ozt per one dollar facebrSo he's not charging or paying more or less for one over the other like say, Kennedy's over the Walkers But he will charge more for AU/UNC coins in the same denomination brI'm not sure of other bullion dealers but this is my bullion dealer's philosophy, I personally go for the Benji's when I can though
Comment from : @watzup62

when it comes to differentiating if its silver or not, I just look at the edges So quick and simple
Comment from : @rossg6920

i buy constitutional silver to have something to barter with when SHTF
Comment from : @SnifferRiffle

ABRASION brHow about this for an “A” word to describe silver lossbrNo need to thank mebrPete
Comment from : @PeteKiefer

My question is this If you're not willing to look at your own coins, what are you doing in this hobby? I can certainly understand not caring about grades on circulating coins and only looking for melt value, but if you're not willing to do something as simple as check dates to confirm metal content, it seems to me that you've earned whatever loss you get People get obsessed with silver because they like staring at coins all day That's what it's all about
Comment from : @gubbothehuggo2771

All my junk silver comes from a decade of metal detecting No premiums, no cost other than me having fun😎
Comment from : @darbysdownhomedetecting

We do not need to see your hand gestures Annoying
Comment from : @maeveofthelongbows9552

Why are junk silver coins hard to get? It sounds like everyone has bags and boxes full of them How much cheaper is 90 percent silver than 9999 percent silver bars?
Comment from : @claytonsimplot9554

Junk silver would be my favorite silver but only 20 30 percent of my stack
Comment from : @23Keith23

I have to disagree with the statement made in the video that the value of junk silver is based solely on supply and demand This is silver folks The price is based mostly on the spot price of silver $140 face value of junk silver (constitutional silver) is 1 troy ounce of silver
Comment from : @erichansen3641

Great video
Comment from : @yankeeprepper3393

Dude needs a bass pedal
Comment from : @millennialmoney2281

I could care less if its missing a little silver I'll still buy it
Comment from : @barnml2006

Just ordered $10 in Ben Franklin halves
Comment from : @Justice4oneandall

The problem I have with junk is its not marked for silver purity and weightbrbut it IS marked as to how much fiat its worthbrTry exchanging it when SHTF with someone who only comprehends fiat and doesnt understand its silverbrAt that point Id prefer clearly marked coinage, even with a dollar designation, that shows exactly how much silver it contains
Comment from : @theshitshow-em3fk

It’s so boring just watching you talk
Comment from : @nicolemorris2337

Bucket, bucket, bucket, bucket, bucket, bucket, bucket
Comment from : @nicolemorris2337

Since I take prescription medication, I use the empty pill vials for coin storage Some of them will even fit silver dollars Otherwise, I do count and verify In a bag of 600 halves I found 3 40 Kennedy's and one 1964 with a hole in it The dealer I purchased from made good on it There were also 2 Columbian halves which I traded for $175 in lower value junk silver
Comment from : @sstrauss6752

Nice Video
Comment from : @robertcaldwell7918

I buy junk silver and resell all the slicks (in an honest upfront way)
Comment from : @Worldindecline690

Anyone do anything with foreign junk silver? And, in general besides stacking, what do you do with js?
Comment from : @edhale2

Climate change obviouslyyy
Comment from : @mikemattson4020

The problems the you elucidated do not outweigh the premiums that dealers charge on new silver rounds and bullion
Comment from : @keysersoze503

I thought it was against the law to melt down coins?
Comment from : @Turnerfamilyaquatics

Biggest problem is I just don't own enough
Comment from : @hawkeyepierce2017

Afew months ago walked inside my first Coin store, not a clue, just decided on Oz Canadian maple leafs Pure 9999br Now with alittle education, glad I chose them, own only thembrbtw, did buy a SIGMA, rechecked everything, no fakes found
Comment from : @grandpa7278

GOOD SHOW TODAY !
Comment from : @brentlund2272

Hate the hands, as always
Comment from : @robertfeinberg748

Abrashion
Comment from : @BadDad420

#3Absence of silver There's your "A"
Comment from : @walkerone9833

Extremely helpful and much appreciated
Comment from : @joshgabelman6787

Just want to point out the weight quantity control on those plastic tubes may not be as tight as you think
Comment from : @Nordy941

My guy sells by the gram
Comment from : @ronvierra7451

Great job!
Comment from : @StrongStacker1

I thi k junk silver is about to explode ! Because it's becoming rare
Comment from : @troyfinley8500

One video you say its great for stacking and now you say it's not?
Comment from : @troyfinley8500

bAnother great/ informative video mate Thank you I love collecting (not stacking) silver commemorative coins/b
Comment from : @NandiCollector

I wonder how much weight was lost on each coin when you cleaned them… 😮
Comment from : @AudioNumeric

Why is junk silver going for 2-3x spot price for pure silver it’s like everyone has started smoking something at the same time
Comment from : @TheShmeebitdog

The amount of silver loose isn't that much at all Besides why would anyone want to sell there stack to be melted vs selling to LCS
Comment from : @handduggraverdronline

New stacker here, probably with a dumb question but why are nickels not included in most "junk silver" videos?
Comment from : @lostknowledge6403

Ty
Comment from : @AKAFringe

Most YouTube silver stackers say that fractional silver rounds are the Worst silver to buy However when you factor in how high the premiums currently are on constitutional silver, fractional silver rounds don’t seem too bad For example, the Golden State Mint has 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/2 oz, rounds for sale on their website The 1/10 oz rounds are definitely too expensive, they currently come in at 40$ an oz But the 1/4 oz and the 1/2 oz rounds come in at 29-30$ an oz About the same as constitutional 20x-23x from the websites I have looked at What are your thoughts on stacking those instead of junk silver? I see a couple benefits It’s BU silver It is easier to explain how much silver you have to someone less experienced, when potentially bargaining And it’s 999 fine silver brThanks for your videos I really learn a lot from them!
Comment from : @Ralphydc

All commemoratives, and restrikes are GARBAGE They are cheap trinkets, created strictly for sale to suckers for enormous quick profit! They have neither historic, nor esthetic value Who the Hell wants worn out coins from the 1950s?
Comment from : @kennylong7281

I can get 40 half’s and 35 nickles for melt normally no one seams to like them but hey still silver
Comment from : @missourivalleyrails

Nearly all of the 50 lbs of junk silve I have was collected by my Dad back in 63 and 64 so I really doubt I have any fakes When it comes to my 40 Morgans and Peace dollars I bought about 30 years ago the only testing I did was the weight, size, magnetic, and sound
Comment from : @covercalls88

I would imagine platinum is worth more than silver or gold I could be wrong though
Comment from : @joshgould6585

Alot of places around me wont buy constitutional silver
Comment from : @arizonapatriot5642

One of my favourite to stack is Canadian junk silver (80) I live on the border but with them basically closed it’s tough to get US junk silver I’m also working on a 50-cent monster box
Comment from : @scotiastacker5238

I traded a some 90 cull Washington quarters for rcm 10 oz bars $2050 of face plus a $20 bill for two bars Not my best trade but I’m happy Love the look and heft of this bars
Comment from : @PumpkinKingXXIII

You proved your point real good with the weight calculator, I always suspected there was wear loss on old silver! Great video!
Comment from : @Rocknranchman

Silver in any form is not "junk"
Comment from : @fredjones7705

The difference on weight is minute and your weighing in tubes that u didn't check weighed the same
Comment from : @leonardhpls6

Yea just get a bar and be done with it 99 > 90 and it's cheaper And they're shiny and clean This just seems kinda goofy to me so my apologies
Comment from : @billhorning4023

I'm sure you prefer Pandas!!?? Some real most fake!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 pandas are garbage 💩💩💩💩 just my opinion
Comment from : @oscartorres1306

NEVER stack junk silver You are WASTING money doing so Get yourselves some bank bags and keep them by weight and denomination
Comment from : @shawnadams1460

Do you bother to clean your silver?
Comment from : @benddover4300

The takeaway after listening to all this, there really is no problem
Comment from : @JamesComstockCages

Abrade would have been step 3 - Abrade - scrape or wear away by friction or erosionbrbrNow you got you 4 A's lol
Comment from : @saltyuno

I never buy 90 Kennedy half dollars Only mercury dimes, Roosevelt dimes, quarters, and walking Liberty half dollars I’m lucky enough to work at a coin shop and get them all at melt or sometimes $2 over per dollar face I’ve been buying at least a roll a week
Comment from : @Chasecka