Title | : | The Ultimate Guide to Buying Junk Silver |
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$140 Face Value = about 1 TROY Ounce I realize there is a typo but I was just “toying” with you 😏🔥🐉 Comment from : Silver Dragons |
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I'm watching this in March 2023 The going rate now for circulated junk silver from SD is a ridiculous $12/ozt over spot and $15 over spot from Money Metals 🤦♂ Panic, I guess Comment from : Paladin Strategic |
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Unfortunately this chart is not that realistic for 2023 I really wish I had started stacking a couple years before this video February 2023 I got $100 face at sd bullion for $1850 Comment from : Shane |
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What is it about dimes? I think they are beautiful, and transport a bit better, but just the beauty of them was evident to me before the Biden crisis Comment from : Jean Mader |
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Lol you still stacking silver? Given the price? Comment from : Simplybeef |
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Very helpful Thank you from a brand new stacker! Comment from : jeffm0518 |
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Ahhh 2 years ago Comment from : Vance Dyer |
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Crap I just paid like 20x for junk brGuess I should have done more research before jumping In You live you learn Comment from : Marshal Lusk |
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I know this is a pretty old video but it's still true to this day Except silver us more and people are paying high premiums I love the Mercury dimes But like I said people are paying thr high premiums Anyway good video and great advice I enjoy your videos because you talk slow and you make it so interesting fir beginners So keep it up and keep on searching for what you 👍 like Comment from : George Clark |
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The reason it is not an ultimate guide is because of the extreme fluctuation of prices It does give a good idea of how it works for new people to the field but anything more than a month or two old is not really helpful for what to pay Do your research! Comment from : Michael Lindsey |
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Where is the best place to buy this? Comment from : laura kasbar |
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What's crazy is 2 yrs later silver spot price is nearly the same but 100 face value from SD bullion is 1000$ more then it was then Paying well over 35 my mind is blown away as everyone is clueless 😅 Comment from : G H |
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Amazing video man! Thanks so much! Very Informative! Comment from : The Gold Sovereign |
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I just paid $100 for 8 1964 Kennedy halves Looks like I got screwed Comment from : Two_Legit |
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I'm new to stacking and this was extremely helpful! Keep up the great work! Comment from : Silver Foxx61 |
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How come no one talks about 40 1965-1970? They're much less circulated so their silver content isn't wildly different from a very circulated junk quarter, but the premium is way less than the quarters Comment from : Jamie Smith |
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80 isn't anything to sneer at It's way better than 40 half dollars Comment from : Calvin Spiff |
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You have just throw me into it xD Great guide, thanks Comment from : Creepy Night |
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I just found this video & I have a question Suppose I were to buy a mixed lot of 90 constitutional silver that's circulated (average wear) and I don't want to put it in tubes Must it be kept in a dry air-tight container, or is it ok to just put it in a box in my safe since it's already been circulated? Comment from : dukenukemani07 |
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It's October 2022, and these multipliers no longer work brWe need an updated chart Lol Comment from : HL HL |
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Thanks - I made a google sheet I can access on my phone with 2 inputs (Total Price-TP and face value-FV) and an output (TP / FV / 0715) This eliminates the slight rounding issue of using the rule of thumb at 140 It really opened my eyes to how big the premiums on junk is today (Oct 2022) Comment from : David Tierney |
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Hi just hit scribe to your channel because you showed us how to pay correctly for junk coin and I to love silver dimes to know I will feel confident to pay a fair price by using your chart you provided I’m new to silver stacking so I appreciate all the help I can get Thank You 👍 Comment from : Darla Penados |
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That's a lot of junk Comment from : boogstubbie1 |
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Just been stacking recently, can’t wait for your videos to come out Thank you so much for the content you put out Comment from : Cam Hawthorne |
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I get halves on Ebay Of course when you're bidding, it can become an impulse purchase Comment from : Steffen Steffen |
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"What a piece of junk!" Great clip add on Comment from : Kevin Hickey |
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nasally Comment from : Believe Images |
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Silver guitar pick? Wow so cool, thank you sd for more content Comment from : Dan christopher |
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This video was 2 years ago In the video you said $20 was your Max What is the lowest you would pay now? Comment from : gomcse |
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I know I'm late to the party viewing the video But recently I paid $2 a piece for dimes Which comes out to $28 an ounce? Or should I be dividing by $2 Which would be $14 oz? This is the cheapest local price from 5 sources Quarters $8, halves $11-12 Comment from : Bill Parks |
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Very cool presentation! I subscribed and liked! Thanks! Comment from : Dan Gaines |
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FYI, uncirculated 90 US silver coins are NOT considered "junk" silver Junk silver is circulated 90US silver coins You haven't been stacking very long (less than 20 yrs) so you probably didn't know that Comment from : weni, widi wici |
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I see how the older guys hate stacking culture But focusing on the silver keeps the coins at a relevant price instead of lower due to disinterest or higher based speculation Hilariously enough, stacking actually keeps a standard on the currency What's the argument against? Comment from : X95 23 |
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Junk silver is WAY over hyped and Over priced right now!best to stick to regular 999 Silver for now Comment from : Mike Fu |
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Why this mfer always out of breath? Comment from : J Scarnucci |
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Why are these places selling 10 dimes or 4 quarters or 2 half's for spot plus premium when those coins don't weigh an ounce? Comment from : Mary Mastromauro |
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What's a price for junk silver in 2022? Comment from : Mark Ortiz |
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Thank You Can you give advise those of us in the EU? Comment from : Tom McDonagh |
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New subscriber, great video I found one part confusing, though Better to buy circulated junk silver because the price is lower? Comment from : jvb654 |
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The worst scam in junk silver is someone selling by face value and instead of dimes, quarters or halves they send you war nickels You need to look carefully at what is being offered for sale before you buy Comment from : David Sandy |
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I thought that the 0715 x face value was industry value because it took into account for the wear instead of 090 x face value, or 90 of face value which would be for uncirculated War Nichols are 20 Nichols equal one oz Uncirculated Don’t know on wear of 35 war Nichols on wear I have been ripped on being paid 0715 and then they went thru and separated the heavily worn coins and gave me even a lower price Can’t remember that price but it was worn Have not sold any more junk silver, I inherited a bunch of war nichols from my dad as he keep all silver from his job, and replaced with post ‘64 coins (he and all his 5 brothers were ww2 veterans and in the pacific and Europe with two officers and one naval aviator Thanks Comment from : Christopher Kent Martin |
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Where did you get that bag you put your junk silver in? I like it I've been using a Crown Royal bag but want to upgrade Comment from : rockmanman |
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This video has been extremely helpful in understanding junk silver However, I'm wondering if you might have a more updated or current numbers/guide being this was a couple years agoI guess what i'm asking is would this apply to today's prices? Sorry, still new at this Either way, thanks for the great videos! ✌️ Comment from : Sam Giancana |
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Great vid learned a lot thank you Comment from : heinz santos |
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Is 143x multiplier still your top end for new buyers who are late to the game and now everyone is hording their silver it's impossible to get? Comment from : JOSH SPEED |
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In Denmark it cost 30 dollars for 2 dollars worth Of junk silver Comment from : Millad Azadi |
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Same bags on there website now are $2419 Comment from : Nathan Roberts |
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At 143x buy limit, your probably not buying anything right now Good info though Easy chart Comment from : Mitmont |
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Does this same breakdown apply now in 2022? Comment from : shane thomas |
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Will a big rise in copper value add to the value of junk silver? How would you determine the value? Comment from : Anthony Sodaro |
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Now a year later they are all charging 30 to 35 dollars a once for dimes! Comment from : DIGITAL BRIDGE |
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Great guide, junk silver is awesome! Thanks for the video👌🏻🔥 Comment from : Macdonald Bullion |
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The multipliers on the cheat sheet need to be higher to account for the current price of silver Two years and this sheet is already out of date Hope everyone already built up their stack! Comment from : Joe Gadget |
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So is 500 mercury dimes for $1000 a ripoff? Comment from : iSid Fynch |
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Incredibly informativebrbrThank you Comment from : O 4C |
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Year 2020 spot is 1552, basically you don't pay five dollars over spot It's 2022 spot is over $25 dollars and that same $100 bag $3161 a oz Would you still buy it brPosted March 3, 2022 Comment from : Sidney Valmain |
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How do you 40 silver Comment from : Donnie Loyall |
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Finall constitutional silver explained simply sand thoroughly! Thank you! Comment from : Jacob Joab |
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Any tips for figuring out multipliers for 40 silver coins like 1965 to 70 halves? Or do you avoid these? Thanks Comment from : Steve Mlejnek |
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maybe do a new video since prices have changed Comment from : Dan Hedeen |
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You should do a video explaining how to calculate the value of the junk silver you already own Comment from : Jackson |
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Clear as mud Why arnt you starting with 1x Comment from : Jim Lyon |
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Is this the same as the term "over spot" Comment from : K Dozier |
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it made me jealous seeing that $100 bag for $1500 they are $2,100 minimum now Comment from : Cody |
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Thanks for the up's, Appreciate it! Comment from : Duncan Horne |
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What was silver per oz when you paid $1750? Comment from : Dave Bellamy |
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This is a super good explanation! Comment from : Dave Bellamy |
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When you say more silver in the Kennedy halves or Morgan $1 pieces, is that just because they are less worn than the smaller coins? Comment from : Dave Bellamy |
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Great job Comment from : Casey Muller |
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With the increase in the money supply creating inflation, the silver price may be higher than in 4/17/20 (video date) Comment from : Robert Anderson |
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Coin shop in Harlingen TX was trying to sell me dimes at $2 ea That multiplier is off the chart, lol Ty sir, good info 😁 Comment from : nate house |
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Not sure how you come up with the multiplier when there are different face values?? Comment from : Ron Benjamin |
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143X should be $2002? Comment from : Raymond Wong |
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What was the price of silver o on this date? Comment from : Chris Choir |
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Wow, these prices from April 2021(?) seem very good compared to November 2021 Comment from : Westerer7 |
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Thanks, this helps to understand value, to buy or sell Comment from : james west |
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I found the problem here Finally after watching this like 15 times SD never mentioned that you have to reduce the FV to $1 so if you divide the selling price by 10 or 100 you have to also divide the FV down to $1 That's what I was missing Instead of multiplying the $5 FV roll by 2 you could just divide by 5 (to reduce the FV to $1) and you'd get the same result Comment from : Just a Cinnamon Bun |
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Why is 143x over the most you pay? Comment from : Quentin B Jensen |
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So how much over face value should you typically pay? Comment from : Quentin B Jensen |
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This video is a year old and it seems prices have gone way up Are you still using 143 as your top pay price? Comment from : Mark Greenberg |
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Thanks for the advice!! I bought my first 10 $ in silver dimes and quarters today , and I’m a keep stackinghope my wife or daughter’s take it to coin star at the grocery store ,I better hide it thank you Comment from : Silver dime |
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Liked and subbed thank you As of 10/23/2021 = same product sells for $2,26044 😨😫 Comment from : Tom Slawson |
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It seems that your numbers apply to buying over $1000 worth of coins at once But I only have a hundred bucks a month to spend, So this video does not apply to poor people like me who have to pay $35 to have a Morgan Silver Dollar delivered to their mail box Comment from : TobaccoRowe |
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A dimes premium is higher for the same reason a 1/10 round silver's premium is WAY higher then a 1 oz round That reason being you have to strike 10 coins instead of just one coin There are reasons to stack both Fractional Dimes and Silver Dollars Regardless of the premium increasebrIf you buy something that cost half a Silver Dollar with a Silver Dollar and think someone is going to give you 5 Silver Dimes change, um, you don't understand how it works and likely all you're going to get is a fist full of Wheatback Pennies, Comment from : TobaccoRowe |
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4 x 25gm plus 2 x 125gm = 35 gramsbrA Troy oz is 311 gramsbrIf you are going to collect coins learn to do math first Comment from : TobaccoRowe |
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Now the price is higher as of Sept 28 2021 I guess you won't be buying now Comment from : eric bond |
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What is your max your willing to pay in current market situation Comment from : Nationwides Vault |
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I think of constitutional silver as fractional you can’t break off a chunk of a gold bar to get a loaf of bread but silver dimes are workable for small purchases Comment from : James Creek |
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My local coin shop sells its constitutional silver at the dollar amount and it’s like twenty one dollars for a dollar of junk silver instead of by the 140 one oz denomination am I getting the short end of that deal ? Comment from : James Creek |
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price up big now in 2021 Comment from : crissy214 |
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Are nickels before 65 not silver? Comment from : Marc Montalvo |
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Is that guitar pick made out of silver? Is it 90? Comment from : Jim |
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Where can I find junk silver at $20/ounce of silver? Comment from : Scott Combs |
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This has helped me realize that most of the "junk silver" being sold by most vendors is priced at least double it's true value Thank you for explaining this to us Silver Dragons Comment from : Joey Bill |
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This is the ultimate guide I work at a coin store and frequent this video often to explain 90 silver to my customers Comment from : Revans Eco Freak |
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One of the best videos I've watched about stacking, thanks for breaking this down Comment from : Darrell Wilson |
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Don't forget to add postage and insurance to the price Comment from : Jim Patterson |
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I started learning about silver stacking earlier this year The whole economic chaos of 2020 started putting my head into different investments I've been watching numerous of videos and cannot believe how cheap silver was just last year Cheap compared to $26 a troy oz I'm at a standstill - should I wait or should I buy and expect that number to keep rising Comment from : Atrus |
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Thanks for the help Comment from : don Pearson |
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