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Is Canadian Junk Silver Good for Silver Investing or Silver Stacking?

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Wow in early 2025, my local bullion dealer is buying back at 75 of the silver value (-25) which is really low compared to when this video was made That type of difference makes it very unattractive I'm more interested in cheap 1 oz silver rounds instead And for those people thinking of using this to barter in a monetary depresion or global calamity, good luck trying to explain and or convince the average joe blow or store owner about it's "true" value at that time, it would seem to me to be way too much of a headache and ultimately to be unsuccesful in whatever transaction you were trying to make anyway 👎
Comment from : @ebensteven8138

Do us pay any tax on any junk silver
Comment from : @AnthonyMcAllister-l4y

Canadian resident will have to pay a 15 percent tax on junk silver This should be factored into the final cost
Comment from : @AnthonyMcAllister-l4y

Thanks for sharing 😊
Comment from : @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234

I'm Canadian, too, and find silver from time to time (10 and 25 cents) coin roll hunting Sometimes I buy silver dollars when the price is right for me 3 weeks ago, I got over 5 full rolls of silver dimes!! That was my lifetime largest silver find at face value About half of these dimes were the 1867-1967 Mackerel 10 cents! I sound test them, that's the best way to check if 80 or 50, and quite a few fall in each category I also like the 1968s even though they only can be 50 (when not nickel) Those 2 years fascinate me, and finding a coin from 1967 (especially) adds a little bit of fun to the collecting experience Luckily, last week, I found the 1867-1967 Bobcat 25 cents in the teller's tray I couldn't officially say if it's 80 or 50 before I could get home and also ping a pre-1967 80 and a 1968 50 The 1967 I got is, finally, 50 silver I enjoy stacking these, because I'm 100 sure these are not those Chinese scam fakes I would fear if stacking another way I also like to stack USA silver, but not that easy to get here in Canada (CRH) I keep all the ones I could find, and in the 5 rolls of Canadian silver dimes, there were 3 American 90 silver dimes I am so happy about this find, and keep good hope for the future
Comment from : @rpmcanada1971

This is my most favorite type to stack even though I live in the states
Comment from : @Silver-MonkeyMan

Thanks for the video, very informative on those Canadian Sterling silver coins
Comment from : @thomashoffman9346

I love to stack this type of silver It's my top choice to stack
Comment from : @Silver-MonkeyMan

What about 1969
Comment from : @AdenSwitch-fg5io

Canadian junk silver is overlooked in the US Which is great for me because I do stack 800 Canadian silver dollars
Comment from : @Copperstacker29

Thank you for making the video and the guide
Comment from : @johnjackson8783

I love US and Canadian junk US junk is by far the best type of fractional, but if I can find a spot or under spot deal on Canadian junk I'll pick up It's the only foreign silver I get as Canadian coinage is the next most familiar type of coinage in America
Comment from : @TDKus

how much would $1 FV in 50 be?
Comment from : @SIXPACK110

Thankyou for the guide From Canada
Comment from : @jessiejames2020

Its not 'junk silver' the real junk is the fiat circulation
Comment from : @nobodyhere2820

I love your videos, keep up the great work
Comment from : @yankeeprepper3393

Better than other Canadian junk silver videos
Comment from : @GhostDiZ

I am à canadian resident and it is much harder to find canadian junk silver than us junk silver even here
Comment from : @grottemaster9293

They say the 1967 quarters weigh the same I have 40 of them some weigh werid amounts most weigh different amounts and think most are 80 Anyoying
Comment from : @lilPerc30

170 face value of Canadian Junk Silver comes out to 102 troy ounces of silver
Comment from : @dudeguy4818

Very Informative, Bravo !
Comment from : @stephanebelizaire3627

What about sterling silver?
Comment from : @marshallhunter1853

If silver say is 2500 an oz How much should I pay for a Canadian quarter or per dollar
Comment from : @ricktempleton3415

I love Canadian 80 It is easy to find, is available at low premiums even after the ungodly sales tax Because it is 80 it is very robust and often is is very good shape
Comment from : @markhadley1545

This Canadian appreciates your video on Canadian junk silver And thanks for your printable guide
Comment from : @dubasciver3234

I think it's the silver no one's thinking about
Comment from : @sugarman08

Americans have never appreciated Canadian Money silver or not
Comment from : @Joe-ql6nn

So I saw some on sale today Having a math background I did some simple calculations With silver at $21/oz A Canadian dollar has $1260 worth of silver A peace dollar has $1890 worth of silver The Canadian will cost me $918 for that silver($1535 ea) at a typical price of $32 ea for peace dollars, that silver costs me $2880 I think I'll buy some Canadian silver Those are looking at AU condition Cull peace dollars are cheaper, buthave less silver
Comment from : @rickhicks6833

Another Interesting fact! Coin roll hunting in Canada is much less productive that the US since are government has a program in place "the Alloy Recovery Program" to skim the silver coins out of circulation as they come through the mint
Comment from : @canadiansilverseeker

Interesting fact The 1967 Bobcat quarter is typically 50 I have read that only the proof Bobcat was 80 Just recently picked up a roll of 80 silver from Apmex, noticed i had two Bobcat quarters in the roll Contacted Apmex to see if they were tested and they explained they were not but are machine rolled and they were happy to help me out with the mistake right away by offering to ship me replacements or crediting my account Thanks for the content
Comment from : @canadiansilverseeker

Thanks for the guide Silver Dragons! Gotta go through some of my coins!!
Comment from : @jeevesd9689

Based on melt only today; Canadian junk is 30 better price than US
Comment from : @davidcoursey5041

Fair to say it is harder to sell, I live in the US and love Canadian junk silver though The premiums on 90 have just become ridiculous, I’m struggling to get deals of under $5 over spot
Comment from : @mistacole1335

Good video Thank you for the guide also
Comment from : @shanescarberry1085

Does Mexico Have Junk Silver ?
Comment from : @steelersjourney11111

As a Canadian, I appreciate this videobrI prefer the dollars and halfs, but I have dimes and quarters, all 80brI have a few 925, and Newfie halfs, which I believe are 925
Comment from : @interpolagent9

Thanks for the "Cheat Sheet"!
Comment from : @duckhunter8387

Thanks for sharing THIS! Very informative
Comment from : @1964corvair1

I brought 2 Canadian dollars a goose one and a indian canoe thing on them They were cheap, like 34aud posted from Canada bargain, the goose one is toned so the sky looks like a sun set
Comment from : @leinads

Silver is silver if you’re actually stacking
Comment from : @midnitesilverrun8631

Need another safe for my silver
Comment from : @boogstubbie1

Just bought a 5 oz bar
Comment from : @boogstubbie1

No
Comment from : @boogstubbie1

Thanks for the vid! My dad just gave me a small bag full of foreign currency and im in the process of sorting thru them all looking for any silver This vid is great for the Canadians i have
Comment from : @gamesplayedbadly8222

I don't see why anybody would wanna buy Junk silver That's just my opinion though Why not just spend your money on pure silver Why are you gonna buy such small pieces that aren't pure silver? brbrJust automatically makes me think of lugging around bags of small change brbrBut to each his own
Comment from : @mathiaskanuck6759

Can someone explain why Maples shot up so high? Even Monument's premium is up to $565 on Maples the highest I've ever seen it so far So I checked SDB and they're another $060 higher than Monument Why are Maples so much higher all of a sudden? They're 40 cents higher than Britannias
Comment from : @syberphish

Not for me Sir Thank You Sir
Comment from : @thesarge4457

I gotta sort through the troves of coins I have inherited from Canada now…
Comment from : @steelemerald300

hi 👋
Comment from : @Bubbasstarship

I inherited a lot of Canadian coins last year My in-laws collected silver and gold A lot of US Constitution and Canadian coins I made a sheet such as yours in order to compare what I have I knew nothing about Canadian coins Took a while to sort thru and research, but a very nice amount Thanks for the video
Comment from : @brian436

Living in a US border state-we see some Canadian coinage Going to start looking at the Canadian coins I come across Thanks for the info
Comment from : @CCM2361-

i collect coins so canadian silver is not a problem for me also i think 170 is an ounce of silver
Comment from : @charlesadkins7067

What about the Philippines and the silver content there????
Comment from : @collectiblecardsgamescusto9827

Mmm I guess Canadian junk is alright to get exposure, but it depends on how much they cost, vs how much silver it actually has
Comment from : @partyof9418

Duuuuuude! I never considered stacking Canadian junk silver Not because I wouldn't ha ha, it just never occured to me I wonder if my LCS or yours since we live in the same area ever have any? I'll have to check this out Man Good vid and to the person that reached out to you about it, Kudos to you! 🤔👍
Comment from : @elitefitness341

Wow Super Helpful!
Comment from : @peteskeet9443

Any silver is better than no silver 🥈
Comment from : @omart8073

VERY low mintages on Canadian junk silver coins Undervalued in my opinion
Comment from : @TommyD937

Is there a "Red Book" for Canadian coins?
Comment from : @bosstone100

Being Canadian I appreciate you creating and publishing this video
Comment from : @martinb4093

I recently integrated Canadian junk silver into my stack because the premiums are lower than that of American junk silver at this time
Comment from : @trapperscout2046

Does anyone know if it would be better to coin roll hunt Canadian over USA
Comment from : @harlonschuler8633

I’m down with the Canadian JUNK!
Comment from : @TtheSilverStacker

Thanks for making this video I was curious about Canadian coins and this answers some of my questions For the other questions I have, I probably need to dig deeper myself
Comment from : @MAGA_Trump_Warrior

Could you talk about silver reichsmarks?
Comment from : @blueastcoast

Would a specific gravity test not work to determine the difference between a 50 and an 80?
Comment from : @dylanhansen378

For the few bullion dealers I saw for prices of some Canadian junk coins seems to have higher premiums than US junk silver - so I would pass on them
Comment from : @arizonacouple397

Investment or not, cant go wrong with 80 silver And I love the Canadian dollars
Comment from : @SilverBro96

Thank you for this awesome insight!
Comment from : @battman2138

I think any ‘junk’ silver regardless of country of issue is good as long as you know the silver content in them and do your research on them Also be prepared that they could be harder to sell than your local ‘junk’ silver from your country
Comment from : @justinsimmonds5674

I work in a store that has a coin star machine I'll walk by and look in the dispenser to see what coins got kicked out I find these coins and other world coins, I pick them up for interest only World coins are fun to look at
Comment from : @richardlovett4958

I like the old dollars just the voyagers under the northern lights
Comment from : @raymondleung25

Very informative 👍
Comment from : @NCstacker

Been buying Canadian junk silver in the US for years! Years ago it was not wanted but there was a lot of it here So I focused on it for over a year and got quite a bit of it
Comment from : @TonyL-gw4qx

They are cheaper and easier to figure out how much silver you have A quarter is 15 and dimes are 06 Good for SHTF situation
Comment from : @PHUCKyoutube689

I like the Canadian canoe and goose silver dollars And totem pole dollars Nice designs in good condition at affordable price
Comment from : @SilverHeist

Thank you for the download guides, I really appreciate them
Comment from : @lostknowledge6403

Silver is silver, I stack silver coins from all over the world from 40 to 100 silver content
Comment from : @pch7490

Go Canada 🇨🇦
Comment from : @tannernickerson3752

great video brother thanks for the info
Comment from : @natemr4482

At the end of the day Silver is silver brInvest in a melter
Comment from : @hawaiifiveohoh

About 15 years ago I was in a small grocery store, the owner was freaking out when the customer in front of me was using a Canadian quarter as part of his payment The store owner ranted & raved about how Canadian money wasn't worth as much as US money and refused the quarter The lady behind me beat me to it & said I'll take the quarter saying she had never seen one So the store owner got his US money
Comment from : @66block84

I have 18 Canadian dimes and 2 Canadian quarters of the 80 silver variety Don’t want them, but they were part of a larger estate purchase of constitutional silver
Comment from : @Ronaldalan114

I have a lot of foreign coins
Comment from : @marshallvinsant2630

Thanks for the silver content guide Much appreciated Keep up the good work ‼️
Comment from : @rbrake2575

Baggins
Comment from : @TimothyWhittingtonYeOldeRufus

1920 to 1966 quarter and dollar only Check for deals Selling them back will be a challenge Better make lots of room to tuck them away
Comment from : @cairpreliffechair832

Nope No one wants to buy if you sell
Comment from : @allpro6124

CAD canoes go for a big premium in the UK so I love them - especially the Totem and Goose Nice easy maths too 06 per Dollar so you only need to know your 6 times table I have over 100 in Dollars and some halves and quarters And if you think about the population of Canada it is rarer too It doesn't have the "Not invented here" premium and I picked most of it up barely over spotbrbrOne caveat though - the 1967 diving goose is 50 so be aware of the difference
Comment from : @gunnargundersen3787

when I go to my local shop I ask for their lowest premium silver and usually, QE2 CAD quarters come up and I hunt for the 80ers won't get 100 melt considering I pay melt on them but I am in silver for the long haul
Comment from : @David_Quinn1995