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How to Calculate the Value of your Circulated Constitutional "Junk" Silver Coins

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Hello, I am trying to use calculator tab but for some reason it won’t let me in, can you tell what’s I’m doing wrong?
Comment from : @dandydonslife9869

Great information
Comment from : @GinaR

Coinflation has some great information But my go to is wwwkevinsworkbenchcom/junksilverguide/silver_calculatorsphp#brYou can put in multiple denominations at one time and there are some other calculators for different methods, by ounce, by face, etc
Comment from : @DEG-3

I’ve been binge watching your videos this weekend lol
Comment from : @scottmthacker

I just can't bring myself to perchance brAny "JunkSilver" The PREMIUM'S brDon't make sense to me I Whould rather have the 999 fineThats just mebr
Comment from : @robertcasanova6904

I'm looking to buy a tube of kennedy halves Maybe a roll of mercs
Comment from : @Crusader-np2jo

The lcs's I frequent always charge more for coins that are in better condition or considerably more for key dates or low mintage years I pass on those and just buy for weight Thanks FS Another well explained and informative video
Comment from : @billydow1971

Thanks for your advice The Silverback777
Comment from : @mikehernandez264

Great vid FL Stacker! 90 constitutional silver is HYPER LIQUID Though, and this is just my experience from buying/selling to LCSs, the fastest way to find your value on 90 is (Face Value x 715 oz) x Spot It’s how the bullion dealers calculate value
Comment from : @EstebanValdez

no us trade dollars? 💵💵💵
Comment from : @ramonedetroitguam6075

This is very good info I don't have too much of the Junk silver but enough to worry about how best to sell it Thanks Florida Stacker
Comment from : @CashAndCoinsYT

Great video It’s always nice to have an easy to use app for quick reference My number one recommendation for anyone who is interested in US coinage is buy yourself a Redbook It’s a wealth of information It’s available from most any major book retailers But, please support your local LCS as most of them can sell you a Redbook
Comment from : @saltwatersaddletramp7229

Thank you 👍💯
Comment from : @anthonycoppola650

I’ve always love the Mercury coin and walking liberty half!
Comment from : @oldmanjenkins771

Yo, Thanks for putting this out there for us folks that need to know the prices of junk silver Going to be very useful Full watch and thumbs up my brother
Comment from : @Fatal_Error_Gaming

Great video brother!
Comment from : @bdub2622

I can't help but think that back in the day that actual $1750 you have there would have been able to purchase what that $13360 will purchase todaybrA great example of retaining buying power
Comment from : @bullionaddict9164

Coinapps is fantastic, helps me a lot because…ya know math and such brGood info 🔱🤙
Comment from : @tridentstacking

Thumbs up 👍 cool 😎
Comment from : @bronx718nyc9

Generally speaking, is there a preference between '64 JFKs and Benjis when selling to a LCS? I've been told Kennedys are preferred bc they are less worn / carry more silver, but everyone I have ever asked has said they like the Bens more and would pick a Ben over a JFK if given the option I like both, but curious to have your thoughts on this as it may lead me to focus on one more than the other Thanks, FS
Comment from : @nickdimaria566

Great information, I would like to add to your advice if I may Coinflation also has an app for phones with live pricing, its faster than going online
Comment from : @pastormoe1238

USA Coin Book also has a coin melt calculator Both are good resource to use 90 should be part of your stacking
Comment from : @dalestoner2928

very informative FS! Ive been buying 90 to stack since April 2021! Ive accuired a moderate amount! Its all cheaper without the INSANE premium thats attached to ASEs! The way rhe average man sees it? IN THE END! its all silver! i dont like the term Junk Silveri prefer to call it Constituional silver! Money is Money!!! Not Junk😂😂
Comment from : @jeremiahthompson8440

Thanks for the tip on the website I will check it out Excellent information as always
Comment from : @rickb6535

Good video
Comment from : @lilrockfromga5092

I've used Coinflation for several years It's a great resource Thank you for producing the video I look forward to the follow-up video
Comment from : @mdavid2100