Coin shop owner wisdom on LOW PREMIUM silver

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If you find rare and pristine coins in your change, you can thank a burglar
Comment from : Ben de Leted

Love your videos and Harry's shop Hate the sdbullion sponsoring Especially since it talks about sweepstakes but it's unavailable to 192 out of the 193 countries that might be on YouTube
Comment from : K La

Good Coin shop! Sounds fair and honest
Comment from : Pat Fitzsimons

I got a 1976 quarter in my change from a sports memorabilia store which was ironically my first stop after leaving a coin store near Virginia Beach I first noticed it because it looked like a proof Still have it but haven't added it to my stack because I'm not 100 that it's one of the 40 ones and even if it is 90 is really the minimum I'm interested in
Comment from : c

I own a 1723 gold 1000 Portuguese coin what sould i do !
Comment from : TonyTheWizzard

Sreetips is the boss
Comment from : Real life

I’ve been looking for one of those bastards for years now because I’m a cashier and I have never found one! I found a 1942 d nickel the other day and it pissed me off! The one minted 1942 that wasn’t changed to the new silver alloy yet for that year But a few days ago I found a 1951 d Roosevelt dime so that was a cool find And my first piece of constitutional I’ve ever found It’s not easy these days hunting wild constitutional silver
Comment from : Tyler Fortin

When I was a kid I collected bicentennial quarters and probably have like 400 or so
Comment from : Bento Box

CNt afford to play Spotbprices is one thing but paying 10 premiums or more to buy and to sell does notake itvwoorth wile for me Sold my siover at $21 and i paid $9 usd for it The royal canadian mint is a rip off what they charge for what they mint Not for me any more
Comment from : carlu bambi

🔥me☝️I don’t collect coins, or precious metals Yet…This channel is fascinating I’m having so much fun watching these over the last few days since I got it randomly suggested to me So it was this video that I realized really how brilliant this relationship is between the store and the UTube channel Any time I see a big channel with millions of subscribers and they try to film inside a store and the store says no I’m not talking about Walmart pranks, just like this channel but say a car guy who buys stuff from the auto parts store in his hometown all the time and they say no That just seems so dumb, your loosing how much free advertising for your business? Anyway…fun new channel and I’m pretty sure I’m going to start looking at silver and gold in a whole different way from now on ✌️💚🖖
Comment from : Puffer TV

Where is he located?
Comment from : Chamkila Sabi

Harry has assembled a great creweach and everyone of them are extremely knowledgeable, humble and have warm non threatening personalities! Thus a successful business! Harry, Adrian and Richard
Comment from : Precious Metal Safari

hi thank you for all the streams
Comment from : Leon Haley

I just love videos from Harry's! could watch them every day I learn so much AND I found out his shop is only about 20 minutes away from some relatives of mine Since I live across the country, I may have to find a way to visit so I can go see Harry's for real
Comment from : Rebecca Clowers

Morgan’s have always been my favorite I was handed one decades ago and carry an 1881-S as a “lucky coin” everyday
Comment from : Sonny Gunz

These guys are awesome I don't care about coins or metal at all but they're just so passionate that I can't help but listen
Comment from : beanso1

There is nowhere around me that has anything fairly priced The cheapest anybody within an hour of me sells is generic rounds for $9 premium per ounce above spot
Comment from : CyberAndy

14:25brthe half dollar in proof set has a rotated die error
Comment from : Miracle Yasha

Fun fact 1982 gw half dollar commemorative is 90 silver cool because many commemoratives before and after were 40
Comment from : SaucedLegume

U guy's give amazing information❤️
Comment from : William Cooper

old harry
Comment from : jeff beatty

Out of all the coin shops featured on stacker channels, this appears to be the nicest and most stocked
Comment from : SilverLion

I've done business both buying and selling with these gentlemen, they are very knowledgeable, and personable They have given me a fair price when I was selling, and are great to work with when buying
Comment from : Andrew Franson

That worn 1900 Morgan 😍😍
Comment from : FranklinHalfAddict

Is that a scam advertisement at the beginning of the video ?
Comment from : Apollo Skyfacer

I'm keeping mine for barter currency
Comment from : Jonathan Waddington

👍
Comment from : Scott Prather

I am surprised that you didn't know about the Brown, blue, and 76 Ike, half and quarter Always something to learn! 👍
Comment from : Richard Metcalf

I have a few of them and an error 1941 nickel
Comment from : dv8r68

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Comment from : Ponzi

What a joke Refiners still take 40 half dollars, it's really easy to recover the silver and copper Put the half dollars in nitric acid that's bought in large lots so its much cheaper, about 10 to 15 dollars per liter it can get even cheaper from there Dissolve the coins and filter,than add HCL to the solution which will create silver chloride, process that into metal and you have your silver To the solution Remaining add angle iron the copper will be pulled out of the solution on the angle iron in crystals FIlter and wash Easy, you also have cupelling that will work just fine
Comment from : Chosen1One

What about the 1 oz silver dollars from china
Comment from : Tom Mooe

I like the war nickels and found it interesting and accurate the owner mentioned that it was actually the work horse and would buy a lunch, despite silver war nickels only minted for 3 years I think the silver dollars were more like $50 dollar bills and $100's especially when a days labor earned a man only $030 on average in the mid 1800s
Comment from : tony alba

Great interview!!!
Comment from : Richard Chiriboga

Isn’t it illegal to melt US coins?
Comment from : Psylliumhead

This is unintentional brain massage
Comment from : CastleBravoCrypto

Garbage silver
Comment from : Ole Dog

@2:37 - I thought it was illegal to melt US coins? Unless it's being done by the government If I'm wrong, there's money to be made melting pre 1982 pennies for their genuine copper content
Comment from : My Left Thumb

sreetips
Comment from : Lloyd Lutterman

your really gunna push your silver scam well busting another i say we all hold u personally responsible if your silver scam u are pushing turns out to be a scam and we all no it is This person your supporting on is the one scamming u all
Comment from : Orc Computers

It'd be a pleasure to shop with these guys, any recommended coin shops in southwest Florida this transparent and knowledgeable
Comment from : D V

My local bank, in Warehouse Point, Connecticut, sold Mint sets too, in the early 70's
Comment from : why is 45 still alive

I have a bunch of Stirling silver cutlery but I think the cutlery is more expensive just the sliver content is I saw a 4 piece set online for 90000 dollars That's 1 knife one large fork one small fork and a spoon
Comment from : Brian Kerr

I love that shop, they really treat everyone like they are wanted to be there, very pleasant
Comment from : El Vampiro

These guys actually know what they're talking about and probably the first dealer on youtube that I agree with
Comment from : J

I have a 1976 set of uncirculated coins They aren't in a case They're in a plastic sheet Are they 40 percent silver?
Comment from : Ian

As always, very enjoyable and enlightening Thank You both
Comment from : Watt Haile

Where are you located thanks
Comment from : cowman4184

Nice video
Comment from : ed gillis

Harry is the best dude I can't say enough good things about him
Comment from : Arron Thomas

Thanks for sharing
Comment from : John Goode

I live in Australia and I want to shop at this place These guys are so knowledgeable and pleasant to talk to every time
Comment from : Bobbydazzlla

I scoop up nickels and check them over just in case
Comment from : Rachel Kasper

The reason the Redbook is higher is because inflationbrThose coins been sitting on the shelf for years, five years ago that $80 Morgan silver dollar was worth $60 in the redbook now the sticker price seems low because it hasn't sold That's just a t my opinion, and I've never opened a redbookbut it would be interesting to see how the prices change Remember, these guys don't make money selling $80 coins once a year They make money on dummies trading in their silver change or gold
Comment from : ThisIsSolution

Harry is really great and what is cool too, he really sounds like Bill Murray when he speaks :D :D
Comment from : peugeot 103z

I wish their coin shop was in my town I feel like I know them well already
Comment from : Luis Donado

Refine it ad home it's easy
Comment from : Snackysnack

During the last great silver run, when silver price was going to an all time high, I sold just about all my war nickels for over 250 apiece I made a small killing that day Now I’m waiting for the next big silver price so I can sell my 40 Kennedy halves, except for the 1970 datesbrIn regards to pricing coins,especially Morgans and Peace dollars the best reference is the Grey Sheet This is made primarily for coin dealers but you should look into buying one, even if it is a few months old They give you an idea of what dealers pay and thus give you an idea of what you should pay
Comment from : kconnorx5

I’ve gone Harry’s shop many times He’s friendly and very knowledgeable brUnlike few snobbish shops near my area
Comment from : Burden

I deliver food and people sometimes tip me with change I put them in a plastic container when it gets full I check and look for old pennies, nickels,dime,and quarters I have found a bunch of old one's and started a collection Great Hobby
Comment from : Charles Moore

Could one easily make $6-700/mo
Comment from : Grateful Doge

Why does the owner have to be jewish??
Comment from : Seeer

The thumbs up button doesn't work, tried more than once😢
Comment from : Trashdog

It's useful to have fractionals, we're nickels are good for small trading I've grown fond of Canadian junk silver at 80 20 copper I like the alloy better brQuick mathbrA 140 in American junk silver is about an Oz 6 quarters makes a fat ounce (a bargaining point for trading) brA 170 in 80 canadian junk silver is an oz with all quarters making a heavy oz brA dollars worth of war nickels, 20 coins, is a heavy oz 10 coins for half, 5 for a quarter oz etc brbrMany Farmers know this and will trade you food for real money It can be a pain trying to math 35 80 90 coins on the spot so hopefully that'll help somebody Hopefully you won't actually need to know it but we'll see, 🙏🏼😔 🥬🍅
Comment from : Don-T-Ripfüller

Very informative Thank you
Comment from : L L

Lol… I’m so glad that you’re letting the unaware public about coins…
Comment from : TRUCKER J

It is more accurate to refer to a 40 silver coin as a copper coin Maybe this will be a legal consideration someday
Comment from : Chad Siewert

Where is Harry's Shop located?
Comment from : Primus Fan

I can't imagine using a printed book to price something in 2023, that has to be one of the most ignorant possible ways to price anything
Comment from : Jason Williams

We don’t normally send silver to refiners Silver is silver… It’s silver weight is still is the same…
Comment from : YP Schwartzy

ALOT OF GREAT INFO THANKS
Comment from : James Real

Of the roughly 100 different dates/mints in the Morgan dollar series, I can easily remember when nearly half of them could be bought in UNCIRCULATED BY THE ROLL, SOLID DATE AND MINT (20 pieces per roll) for under $200 a roll as late as 1977, just before all of the certified grading began starting with ANACS Those were the days as so many rolls were still not 'cherry picked' and they were at least MS 60, so one could sometimes get real nice pre 1905 Morgan dollars for as little as $10 each The 1921 P dates could be had for $140 a roll I regret not saving a few old Coin World or Numismatic News papers with those ads selling solid date uncirculated rolls at that time and the low prices, but didn't want to clutter up the house with papers Oh well, it's only money!!!!
Comment from : Stanley Kijek

I thought it was illegal to destroy US currency how are these refineries melting down 90 silver coins?
Comment from : Jason Grove

These guys are awesome
Comment from : SedateSix

Yeah, the problem is that, sure, you can buy them without a premium or a low premium, but you can't sell them for even spot The whole "silver is silver" concept doesn't work The silver in a 35 nickel or a 40 Kennedy is NOT worth as much as an equal amount of silver in pre-1965 quarters and dimes and halves because no one will buy them for the equivalent price per ounce
Comment from : Rufferto

I'm shocked that you've never seen the Ike's, and other 40 sets! Like the Bicentennial set, and the other mint sets I would have thought at this point you would have seen at least a few examples
Comment from : American Patriot

🌎🗿™️
Comment from : James Oneal Brown

That was Fun!
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

Learning everyday is how you stay alive I love all Ike's brI enjoyed this video
Comment from : B²

Man the more i watch Harry at the shop , im starting to realize he looks like Robin Williams 😭
Comment from : My Name Is Jeff

Love this shop!
Comment from : Admin

I found my moms half dollar coins they are sticky and have a green looking tint on them there were in her back closet for the past 30 years Should I clean up the coins with Brasso before i bring into the LCS?
Comment from : Seismic Sales

I sold 20 rolls, all 40 silver halves All accumulated from CRH and as change from local businesses who didn't want it This was January 2015 when silver was trading near $20 oz The guy paid me over spot at $950
Comment from : Marc P

I used to get half dollars from the bank before the coin shortage in 2020 Every once in a while I would find some silver One time I got really lucky and found a silver bicentennial among about 20 other bicentennials that were not silver Really cool/rare stuff
Comment from : Nicholas Guerrera

Whenever my budget got extra tight over the past 3 years, I bought 40 HDs and war nickels Glad I did They will still be barterable when the dollar is worth nothing
Comment from : loupi4bama

These have quickly become one of my favorite series that you do for our community!! Lots of great info with not a lot of personal opinions to clog things up!! Thanks for sharing!! 🪶🤘🏼🪶
Comment from : Neoteric Silver Stacker

My LCS sells 40 $399 over spot and buys back $100 under spot right now , he only sells in $1000 roll which is 2950 Troy oz of silver
Comment from : Copperstacker29

Oh good another youtube video with a teaser trailer at the start My favorite
Comment from : 1smallball

Excellent discussion brKnowledgeable gentlemen
Comment from : Frank DiSilvio

This guy reminds me of the actor Eugene Levy
Comment from : Ryan Gravley

I would think they don’t want to melt them because it’s trading money!
Comment from : donald person

Really like this guy's shop He seems like the kind of guy who would not be put out to have a conversation with any customer, regardless of how much money they have
Comment from : Show Me Stacker