Junk Silver Buying Guide - How to Buy Junk Silver Like a Pro UPDATED!

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This is the Homework part of stacking silver If you know of someone that is new or wants to start stacking silver have them watch this video for information on " JUNK SILVER " This is my favorite silver to stack 14 silver dimes equals 1 troy ounce
Comment from : @silvercabin5130

BUY ON WEIGHT and NOT ON FACE VALUE because of WEAR AND TEAR OF THE METAL!
Comment from : @kingston163

SMH depending on why your stacking 90 silver is worthless plus im not paying 3 dollars for a 10 cent coin i just can't make that make sence
Comment from : @stevenchadderdon9061

Thank you
Comment from : @matteng2332

I carried it in my pocketses as a teenager, every day before democrats stole it out of our coins
Comment from : @Saviour3

Made a copy of your guide, thanks
Comment from : @dandydonslife9869

So what do you do with a 449 over spot? How does that work? You never got that part in
Comment from : @rhettsmedia

I literally thought this entire time that “Silver Dragons” was a nickname, boy was i wrong!?!! He flipped the camera around for that face reveal and he actually IS?!? a dragon WILD
Comment from : @jordonschneider8777

I managed to score 100 dimes on ebay for $180 shipped It was supposed to be all roosevelts but they actually sent me 105 and it was about a 60/40 split between roosevelts and mercurysbrDoes it make any sense to separate the mercs and the roos?
Comment from : @inerlogic

Hey SD,brbrAny chance you could add Canadian pricing on 80 junk in your guide? brbrLove your work!
Comment from : @Kydder21

I use the spot price of silver and based on the content in oz compared to the actual price to get the true premium Morgan and Peace Dollars aren’t worth it to stack due to their high premiums Quarters for some reason are more expensive than dimes and half dollars In fact I have a whole spreadsheet so that I can get the best deal between APMEX, BGASC and SD Bullion With this spreadsheet I also discovered that the cheapest fractional gold is pre-33 with the eagle and half eagle All premiums in my spreadsheet are normalized to an oz and that is how I base my purchases
Comment from : @ajsliter

Conflation
Comment from : @jimcatanzaro7808

Great video I'm just learning some of this I have some junk silver that is in quarters I'd like to just trade them out for silver rounds Do you have a video that shows how to sell junk silver?
Comment from : @358studios

Why tf did I not realize face value correlates directly to amount of silver… 🤦‍♂️
Comment from : @patrickmanasco5905

Why do you multiply the X value by $140 face value instead of one $100 face value?
Comment from : @ozziman1821

This was very helpful I was deterred from junk silver for a long time because I didnt understand the pricing
Comment from : @pjanoo6973

It isn’t called junk silver because it’s 90 pure It’s called “junk” silver because the coins are too heavily circulated to have much numismatic value An uncirculated key date 1897-O Barber half dollar, for example, sells for WAY more than “junk” silver prices
Comment from : @Spooky1862

What about nickels ?
Comment from : @leeroyjenkins3677

Delivered knowledge again! Thanks Silver Dragon
Comment from : @SHOCKWAVEDAVE

So what am i getting at 1000 face value ,ten dollars in dimes quarters and halves?
Comment from : @richardbaham6813

Subbed, liked, and downloaded
Comment from : @RedDragonProtection

HAVE A LOTS OF SILVER DOLLAR COINS FORM THE 1800 TO THE 1900 ABOUT 15
Comment from : @markhalliday2652

I like my “junk”’gold coins :)
Comment from : @peterpete3125

Very Instructive, Bravo !
Comment from : @stephanebelizaire3627

So face value is like 25 cent quarters at 40x face value would be $10 each? And the silver market fluctuates so it changes(pun🙂)? Anyway i still dont get why exchanges online have 5x face value bags 10x bags all at the same time?😅 i still dont get it
Comment from : @elliottjames671

I still dont understand what $5 etc face value is after watch this
Comment from : @elliottjames671

At the end of the video, you picked up 2 kennedy halves from the pile , 1 a 19641 a 1966why would you mix in 40 with the 90 ? Junk silver here in May of 2023 has gone nuts in price
Comment from : @mofatjippyfransisco713

😊thanks
Comment from : @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234

Hahaha! Junk silver is a unicorn!
Comment from : @trevordowney6425

I appreciate the effort but I have no idea what you're multiplying on that table lol
Comment from : @analuizanb

A friend collects them as memories
Comment from : @lionheart830

What retard would buy quarters for 23X is an idiot
Comment from : @westcoastadventurers8504

Good video just shared w a few guys at work getting into stacking Keep ‘em coming Going to start my kid nextwish someone did same for me at her age
Comment from : @crofla2997

No links as promised?
Comment from : @mrkoolio4475

That was a lot simpler than I expected Thanks!
Comment from : @cptbob100

Love your content, but do you have a video on how to sell or trade junk silver to coin dealers I think I have a grasp on buying from them, but I want to trade/barter or sell to them Do you have a vid that shows us how to not get hosed BTW: merry Christmas
Comment from : @gen10nine43

Great video man
Comment from : @Beachbumartist

In general buying junk silver is going to be much more expensive per ounce than buying generic 10/kilo/100oz bars correct?
Comment from : @QuadTap

Either I got royally screwed or I'm doing my math wrong I just paid $100 for 8 1964 Kennedy half dollars $4 face Based on the calculations I paid 25X times face value Which is 59 over spot at $35/oz Surely this can't be correct
Comment from : @Spokenpoet

Updated a YEAR ago?! It's already way behind and WAY off target!
Comment from : @DonnyHootieHoot

How about 40 silverdo you have chart for Junk 40 Thanks
Comment from : @mikesmountain2

Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice man!!!
Comment from : @efrainquevedo6148

are barber halves worth more than kennedy halves?
Comment from : @almay9962

is junk silver less likely to be counterfeited than rounds and bars?
Comment from : @almay9962

Thanks so much for the guide I’ll be using this
Comment from : @mccorrect3470

Robert Kiyosaki sent me sort of
Comment from : @WannabeWoodsman

I screen shot it lol
Comment from : @crazychicken675

They are totally not junk at all they are the most known recognizable and useful in a prepper sense They are usually the cheapest to stack too It's crazy that anyone would melt them down
Comment from : @chrisdsx5

Really nice work and thanks for the buying guide
Comment from : @mmills264

Thanks for all the resources, links, etc
Comment from : @steveranson54

I need some help I got a guy who’s selling his dimes for 26 25 face value and he’s acting for $580 I’m trying to find out how much is it per coin Thank you for your help I’m checking on your face value multiplier I can’t understand it
Comment from : @texmex124

Interesting I always thought 'junk silver' was more referencing that the coins were 'junk' from a numismatic standpoint, not so much the silver
Comment from : @peterstayne9

Hey! I like your videos and learn a lot watching them Question regarding junk silver, do you think half dollars could command higher sell back value than other typical lower demonization junk silver? I like the halves much better But they are hard to find locally for me, and online dealers charge more for halves than other junk
Comment from : @daveg1312

Can you do a similar guide and PDF for 80 Canadian circulating silver?
Comment from : @machscga6238

Appreciate the help for us newbies
Comment from : @haroldcarlson2775

junk silver is an oxymoron
Comment from : @zinklock8985

nice guide don't knoq id you noticed dealers are now selling junk silver by the troy half or 1 pound I am having trouble figuring out how to value in terms of oucne do you have a formula to get to the ounce price thanks
Comment from : @stevareno6995

Is 18X face value a good price? My LCS is currently at this price point
Comment from : @kofire66

Great video silver dragon
Comment from : @elle1014elle

Thanks for a very informative video 👍
Comment from : @fastfreddie6388

thanks grate vid!!
Comment from : @licha5050

I'm never gonna understand this stuff
Comment from : @daltonc690

I prefer the term constitutional
Comment from : @richardmetcalf2346

"Junk" silver also states that they aren't numismatic
Comment from : @joelscott1898

I really have a problem with you referring to your own videos as "awesome"
Comment from : @barbaradimascio4623

Good lookin out, thank you
Comment from : @masterofnone4336

I have watched this over and over and I'm still trying 2 understand it? I'm new 2 all this "stacking" thing
Comment from : @321homewrecker

Found some between 14x and 15x
Comment from : @SilverBro96

I'm still trying to figure it out I'm calculating something wrong I'm getting wonky numbers
Comment from : @justacinnamonbun8658

I try to buy silver dimes itry to only pay $200 a dime is tha ok?
Comment from : @jamessteffens8337

Whoa Face reveal nice face bro
Comment from : @bradsnyder2890

Thank you so much for the videosbr1 important one you may want to consider is how exactly the check wire ACH CC options Milatary discount that JM has Also in some states tax is and is not charged at set amountsbrThanx again
Comment from : @timconlon7289

Thank you for a great video Very informative
Comment from : @jrtjonathanwinchell3955

Why no silver dollars ? They are 90 silver, American made, and sold at local coin shops as junk silver
Comment from : @kjm9357

Good video Thanks for sharing
Comment from : @ericcasagrande

Do you run ebay site? I think I dealt with you last yr I'm in N Portland Thought I saw some smelting equip therebrScratch that just found your web site
Comment from : @dananorth895

HELPThis isn't computing in my brain, I'm not understanding what the X in 23X stands for, can someone clarify this formula for me, I would appreciate it much
Comment from : @JW52654

This information almost explained it all Let's say I'm selling something for $100 and someone offers to buy it with junk silver at spot What's the formula to figure out the face value at any given spot price?
Comment from : @jamiesmith4293

Thanks for sharing this buying guide!
Comment from : @jamessmith3599

Thanks for the face value to troy guide
Comment from : @Sparkeycarp

im buying all of the junk silver from this antique shop near me bought most of his halves today ill have to go back to finish off his quarters and dimes its only 20x face which i can live with that small premiumbrevery coin shop i've been to near me is wanting 30x face for junk silver which is outrageous
Comment from : @wowmageturtle15

Thanks I subbed
Comment from : @ajcates9136

STOP the hands!!!!
Comment from : @plandl1

How are all these old coins still in circulation? Doesn't the government destroy them? How do bullion dealers get thousands of bags worth in this day and age
Comment from : @kenmastersmaster

I wish people didn’t call it junk silver but w/e
Comment from : @BLASTIC0

Thank you for taking the time to this for everyone
Comment from : @Jonni8

Does it bother any stackers that you legally can’t melt down 90 silver?
Comment from : @godgoldgunsngolf6733

I friended you as I watched your vid I like your style I will download your guide to have as a reference I haven't bought junk and probably won't I do mostly pocket change I try to stack from GAWs Thank you
Comment from : @janellesonoda7484

Thanks for that buying guide Very handy
Comment from : @m3coupe4me

thanks for the great video! Just saw Fake Money from Robert Kiyosaki and came into your channel, love it!
Comment from : @maxthestudio

A bag of $1,000 face value of junk silver coins weighs around 55 pounds and the density of 90 silver is 1031 grams per cubic centimeter Pure silver has a density of 1049 grams per cubic centimeter
Comment from : @jadenephrite