SilverAugustine just started a channel and it’s very helpful for new stackers. I just subbed a couple weeks ago. Silver Dragons has tons of content too. The more recent stuff sometimes is more relevant tho.
@@brethenning9486 I love in upstate New York. It's not everyday this happens but, when it does. You know it by the sound it makes when it hits your hand!!
I have 3 5 gallon buckets filled with constitutional washington quarters. I have 2 5 gallon buckets filled with constitutional mercury dimes. I have 2 5 gallon buckets filled with constitutional Roosevelt dimes. I have 1 5 gallon bucket full of constitutional half dollars libertys Franklin's and Kennedys. All from my days of working large paper routes over 65 years ago.
Agree, even if they are a fairly plain looking coin, especially so compared to walkers. I got 4 rolls of halves at my bank today and got skunked, unfortunately.
I absolutely LOVE these types of videos! I really didn’t look twice at junk silver except finding it out and about to sell later. Bartering with silver is a newer concept to me but I love it! I will end up getting some of all of them anyway! Dimes, quarters, halves, barter bags, divisible bullion!
I've always liked the half dollars, but I think the wise thing to do is to have some of each. Just like with our bills today, you need to be able to make change.
Yeah, they really didn't touch on that. If you're going to stack junk silver for the purpose of being able to one day buy and sell with it, you should get some of every size.
The greatest of discussions have the topic pulled in support of different things! It seems all three of you learned from each other, and agreed with different situations that may change your investment behaviors. That’s a successful discussion! Thanks for including us :) I learned a lot
I just visited Harry’s shop for the first time today! I was warmly welcomed, asked if I needed help, was left to look at the beautiful selection of coins, rounds and bars and was helped by Brandon to pick out some Mercury Dimes and 90% silver quarters! I had a blast and will definitely be back in a few days!
Dragons & Yankees and several other stacker/numismatic tubers all do a great job educating and entertaining us with more content. Dragon and Harry can’t make videos all day everyday like we want so name dropping ones that you have become friends with and respect their content is actually a nice touch using lite hearted ribbing!
Truth about the Roosevelt. My dad had a 61 Roosevelt in his car’s change holder last week and didn’t even notice. I liberated it and added to my stash.
The other aspect that I never thought about before watching this is that the “price” of everything will be “higher” than what is you are paying? Something to think about. Great question video!
When bartering the relative value of the coins will be what matters. Silver dimes , nickels, quarters etc. doesn’t matter the year as long as it’s silver. Minor variations would only matter in large melt operations. Today you’d accept a crumpled twenty as fast as a crisp one.
Exactly! @7:30 he says that his friend says that people will be weighing the dimes for their actual silver content. Really? On a coin that can currently be traded for a loaf of bread (~$2), does it matter if it has 1.97 or 2.03 worth of silver?!?! I would not be wanting to trade with someone that nitpicky!
Thank you for teaching us about the coins and sharing your passion. You all are really outstanding. I look forward to coming by your shop when we return to the west coast.
Lol, outing Yankee on the Roosevelt dimes like that is a nice plug even though you are poking him for it. I enjoy watching both of your channels and enjoy seeing references to other channels I watch.
Not if everyone uses bitcoin instead. There are just way too many fakes and no way to verify if they're real. Bitcoin is always real or it won't even show up in your wallet in the first place.
@@TheRevenantBalor nah! 😆 just friendly banter among friends 👍🏻 Personally I sometimes things he he pushes his ideas about a collapse a bit much and maybe preaches a specific narrative more than necessary. But otherwise I don’t really have a problem with him. Totally agree with silver dragons on the mercs though, I can’t stand the Rosie’s haha
Love the video. ❤ Love Harry’s Coin Shop and Silver Dragons. 🐉 Thanks for the educational and entertaining content as always. Keep up the good work! ✌️
Another great video with Harry! I have now had the opportunity to meet both Harry and Tim from Yankee stacking. Even if you and Yankee can't agree on the best dimes to stack I'm greatful you both agree to highlight your LCS's. Harry and Tim are both outstanding I thank you both for making them such a big part of your channels.
I say buy them all. They all have their purpose, not sure barter is the use but it's possible. The most important thing is the value they hold just being true money.
I only stack weight. no dimes, quarters or halfs... just dollars and big bars. I think it's great there are so many options and great ways to get silver and gold. You picked a fun discussion topic. Cheers to Harry and the guys at the coin shop. I enjoy your videos!
Washie quarters are the best deal in junk. I can still grab a few for very close to $5 a pop. Even Rosie dimes are creeping beyond 10% over melt and I just can’t do it.
All you really need to remember is how the first stacker empire dealt with silver. The Vikings. Silver was silver was silver, and it all came down to weight in trade. Didn't matter where it came from, or who's face was on it, or what shape it had. History repeats.
I've always liked the half dollars, personally. Of course I've liked silver dollars quite a bit too so I guess I gravitate towards larger coins. To the debate between dimes I do have some Roosevelt dimes but I don't like the design, mostly because I don't like Roosevelt. Worn out Mercury dimes are more pleasing to look at than even completely uncirculated Roosevelt dimes. Thanks!
I am new with this hobby. I found this podcast on UA-cam and had been following it for about a week and just subscribed. I was wanting to know if you do mail orders. I found several items there that I would love to order to start a collection.
When the day comes where I'll have to use junk silver coins to barter with I'll first be using my most worn coins and reserving the less worn ones for last. My local coin store doesn't sell dimes, quarters and half dollars by face valve anyway. They sell them by weight. Spot times 0.9 is what I pay so worn coins don't bother me as a buyer, but like I said when I trade them off the most worn ones will be gone first.
If you think about it, it's a variation of "bad money pushes out good money" because everyone who is paying attention to the weight will be pushing off their light coins to the people who don't know or who maybe don't care about the weight difference. Eventually, everyone will figure it out and the light ones will be universally considered less valuable.
Thanks for another great video, Silver Dragons and Harry. I would prefer the Franklin half dollar for stacking cheap silver but to barter I would use Washington quarters as an easy way to trade and people know them.
As a merchant I would love for people to pay me in silver dimes and quarters, because with the option to be able to give change for those products/ assets for when the customer hands me a silver half or a silver dollar, well then I will have change to give him, therefore customer return is repetitive for goods and services rendered, customer relations and hand shakes, you take care of them, they'll take care of you.❤
I buy dimes for Barter purposes and I own about the same amount of Roosevelt Dimes and Mercury Dimes also have around $50 face of Barber - most of the 1940’s Mercury Dimes are just as nice as Roosevelt dimes
Back before Columbus sailed the ocean blue, and a penny could buy lunch. A dime size of silver was a full day’s wage. What made America seem wealthy was the mighty silver dollar, it was a full day’s wage, but a cheap lunch would cost a dime…
@@anthonyiocca5683 Consistently, dime-quarter was still a day's wage in the US up until the late 1800's. By mid 1900's, the dollar purchased less via silver manipulation down by the Brits & their US Lieutenants.
@@AnthonyAlba-to2gh The point I was making is, as wages increase so does lunch and everything else… And it’s not accidental it’s predictable. also; Subjected to the forces of stupidity, known as market forces, supply and demand…
@@brethenning9486 was going off previous pricing. Dimeas are at least $2.30 ea at 23x’s face. Should only be 11.50 for the halves at that price tho. I can see my LCS charging more that yours does. I never use em as they are extremely expensive due to its location in a vey wealthy area of the area. 😮
One of my favorite Classic Rock lyrics: "and I've got, one more silver dollar! But I'm not gonna let 'em catch me, no! Not gonna let 'em catch, the Midnight Rider!"
OK, First... I love you guys and wish you were in my town! Now, I noticed the large amount of "gunk" on that Merc. I spotted it fast as I have a few like that and don't know how to get that stuff off. That gunk has weight and the comparison, in my view, was a bit skewed. I wish you had taken a really thin/worn Merc without the gunk and did a comparison. I still contend that if people know about mercury dimes, they will know about Roosevelt dimes and 1964 being the "magic" year! Keep doing these videos as you guys are amazing and informative!
My wife and I own a commercial cleaning and janitorial company we just cleaned carpets for business and accepted partial payment of silver and the rest cash.
Harry and friends are back! Always love the visits and conversations. My constitutional silver Is mainly halves Love WL and BF. Dimes Roosevelt. Washington for silver but SL for numismatics. 🇺🇸
I bartered 150 Peace Dollars for a 1961 Ford Diesel 841 series restored tractor. He was asking $7,000. and I put a value of $40. each on my Peace Dollars, which would be $6,000. It took him a couple weeks to think about it and since he had no other buyers, he traded with me. This was a few years ago and I still use the tractor on my 22 acres. I also traded one Peace Dollar at a gun show for 500 rounds of Aquila 22 ammo. Later I sold that ammo during the shortage for $50.
This videos got me jonesin’ for a constitutional purchase. I was thinking a 10oz bar this month but I love filling tubes of halves and dimes. Y’all can keep the quarters.
Dang it both Harry and Adrian made good points. I've been stacking the Mercury dimes for a while now and looks like I need to make a move to some larger coins. Great video as always SD. Stay safe and tell Harry and the gang we said hello from Colorado.
I believe if/when the USD implodes it will only be weeks or months until most people will understand which coins are silver or not at a glance.I do believe their condition will be a factor, how ever so slight. I have always stacked by weigh/melt value over collector value. Also don't rule out that the 22LR cartridge could potentially become a $.50 or $1 coin. All ammo will be valuable but quality will be a huge factor. No one reloads 22LR it is all factory minted, easily stored and transported. Even at today's prices it is a bargain...
I really like all this people at this coin shop😊
Thanks! 🙏🏽
I stopped in when I was in town to visit family in January . Top notch coin shop.
Harry is an honest dealer. I'd shop there if I was nearby.
Maybe they have a website, so you can support them buying that way. I am not sure but maybe Google it to find out. Have a nice day 🙏
I just started collecting silver this year and I'm here soaking up some knowledge, thank you
SilverAugustine just started a channel and it’s very helpful for new stackers. I just subbed a couple weeks ago. Silver Dragons has tons of content too. The more recent stuff sometimes is more relevant tho.
Glad you like the channel! 🫶🏽🐉🔥
I've started this year as well. And I've learned A LOT from this channel.
Same here and have a fantastic week from finland 😎💪
Terrific video. Harry's Coin Shop videos are always the best.
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I love getting silver in change. It has such a tone that really stands out. Love that sound!!!
What part of the country do you live in where you find silver in your change. Around here people fight over a war nickel if they see it.
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@@brethenning9486 I love in upstate New York. It's not everyday this happens but, when it does. You know it by the sound it makes when it hits your hand!!
@@tinafalcone-bartusek5687 'Sound' money😊
Love the Franklins, just my preference.
Franklins are sound money.
Same, probably my favorite to stack.
along with morgan and peace
I do as well, good ole Ben Franklin
Same for me as well.
I have 3 5 gallon buckets filled with constitutional washington quarters. I have 2 5 gallon buckets filled with constitutional mercury dimes. I have 2 5 gallon buckets filled with constitutional Roosevelt dimes. I have 1 5 gallon bucket full of constitutional half dollars libertys Franklin's and Kennedys. All from my days of working large paper routes over 65 years ago.
I'm sure there were many who were sharp enough to save their silver back then. Real money for real work!
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Wow; that’s a lot of junk silver. Must be $thousands worth in each bucket.
Dude that’s sweet 🙌🏽
Damnnnnnnnn
We really enjoy watching and learning with Silver Dragons. Especially when you visit Harry's coin shop and interview him and his outstanding staff!!!
Harry seems like a very honest and informative man.
Franklin halves are my favorite too. Little to no wear on most and instantly recognizable.
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@@SilverDragons47 Can't go Wrong with Half dollars!
Agree, even if they are a fairly plain looking coin, especially so compared to walkers. I got 4 rolls of halves at my bank today and got skunked, unfortunately.
Yes spread the knowledge to us poor souls...
Great conversation! It showed a microcosm of coin collecting - thoughtful and yet sometimes differing opinions. Thanks to all three of you.
The bottom line is to diversify. NOBODY knows what is ahead, but we all know that SOMETHING is ahead. Great video!
I’m with Harry; the mercury dime is it and as Adrian says: it is a beautiful coin.
Pete
I absolutely LOVE these types of videos! I really didn’t look twice at junk silver except finding it out and about to sell later. Bartering with silver is a newer concept to me but I love it! I will end up getting some of all of them anyway! Dimes, quarters, halves, barter bags, divisible bullion!
Great conversation! Love the insight provided by all!
Thanks! Glad you liked it 💪🏽🐉🔥
I've always liked the half dollars, but I think the wise thing to do is to have some of each. Just like with our bills today, you need to be able to make change.
Yeah, they really didn't touch on that. If you're going to stack junk silver for the purpose of being able to one day buy and sell with it, you should get some of every size.
Yeah I could agree with that 👍🏽
Great educational content this week.
The greatest of discussions have the topic pulled in support of different things! It seems all three of you learned from each other, and agreed with different situations that may change your investment behaviors. That’s a successful discussion! Thanks for including us :) I learned a lot
I just visited Harry’s shop for the first time today! I was warmly welcomed, asked if I needed help, was left to look at the beautiful selection of coins, rounds and bars and was helped by Brandon to pick out some Mercury Dimes and 90% silver quarters! I had a blast and will definitely be back in a few days!
Dragons & Yankees and several other stacker/numismatic tubers all do a great job educating and entertaining us with more content. Dragon and Harry can’t make videos all day everyday like we want so name dropping ones that you have become friends with and respect their content is actually a nice touch using lite hearted ribbing!
Truth about the Roosevelt. My dad had a 61 Roosevelt in his car’s change holder last week and didn’t even notice. I liberated it and added to my stash.
you should have put it in a coin case and gave it to him as a gift.
@@murdermuseum8280 na he didn’t care. He stopped collecting coins in the 90s.
The other aspect that I never thought about before watching this is that the “price” of everything will be “higher” than what is you are paying? Something to think about. Great question video!
When bartering the relative value of the coins will be what matters. Silver dimes , nickels, quarters etc. doesn’t matter the year as long as it’s silver. Minor variations would only matter in large melt operations. Today you’d accept a crumpled twenty as fast as a crisp one.
Exactly! @7:30 he says that his friend says that people will be weighing the dimes for their actual silver content. Really? On a coin that can currently be traded for a loaf of bread (~$2), does it matter if it has 1.97 or 2.03 worth of silver?!?! I would not be wanting to trade with someone that nitpicky!
2 months of stacking and been watching this channel since I bought my first oz. Great knowledge
Thank you for teaching us about the coins and sharing your passion. You all are really outstanding. I look forward to coming by your shop when we return to the west coast.
Lol, outing Yankee on the Roosevelt dimes like that is a nice plug even though you are poking him for it. I enjoy watching both of your channels and enjoy seeing references to other channels I watch.
The thing is that if the currency fails the information about which US coins were made of silver is information that will proliferate very quickly.
Not if everyone uses bitcoin instead. There are just way too many fakes and no way to verify if they're real. Bitcoin is always real or it won't even show up in your wallet in the first place.
Exceptional verbiage my guy. 🧐
Pretty easy to explain to someone with no knowledge…..just hold a clad coin next to a silver one and it’s easy to tell
@@Guthred11 True enough.
I love the Peace Dollar.
This was very helpful to me being new to stacking. Thank you!
Great chat with the guys
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I might not have a lot of coins, but I have a bit of knowledge and an idea on what to collect. Thanks, Harry and Silver Dragons!
Oddly enough my junk silver purchase this week was a roll of the Benjamin half dollars. Go Harry!
Keep the knowledge coming. Excellent 😊
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The very last end credit scene of Harry 😂! Silver Dragons getting that last jab in against Yankee has me rolling lol!
That guy ... *smh*
What's wrong with Yankee? I usually watch him as well.
@@TheRevenantBalor nothings wrong with him.
@@zdawg7887 Gotcha, some of the other comments made me think some people didn't like him for some reason 😂
@@TheRevenantBalor nah! 😆 just friendly banter among friends 👍🏻
Personally I sometimes things he he pushes his ideas about a collapse a bit much and maybe preaches a specific narrative more than necessary. But otherwise I don’t really have a problem with him.
Totally agree with silver dragons on the mercs though, I can’t stand the Rosie’s haha
Fascinating program! Thank you.
Love these videos with Harry and the boys
Love the video. ❤ Love Harry’s Coin Shop and Silver Dragons. 🐉 Thanks for the educational and entertaining content as always. Keep up the good work! ✌️
Yep, love the halves.
My favorite are the Franklin half dollars.
Great chat, thank you!
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Harry and the guys are awesome.Silver is silver and I'll take all you got.
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Another great video with Harry! I have now had the opportunity to meet both Harry and Tim from Yankee stacking. Even if you and Yankee can't agree on the best dimes to stack I'm greatful you both agree to highlight your LCS's. Harry and Tim are both outstanding I thank you both for making them such a big part of your channels.
Mercurys for the win now we need Tim and harry to go at it😂😂😂😂 mercury are by far my favorite of the two
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Good morning to Harry and Adrian. Industry insights always interesting. Thank you
I just bought 100 silver Roosevelts last week...I'm working on filling guardhouse boxes of dimes, quarters...my halves is completed already.
What is a guardhouse box?
@@PeteKieferIt’s a box you can order that holds your junk silver in round tubes.
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I say buy them all. They all have their purpose, not sure barter is the use but it's possible. The most important thing is the value they hold just being true money.
Having a variety is nice.
Wonderful and open conversation and I agree with you at the closing comment…mercury
Fantastic information if you're just starting out, or you want to keep current and informed!
Brilliant comparisons and situational what ifs! ❤
Great show! Very informative.
Great channel, we enjoy watching!
I like Constitutional quarters 👍🏽
I love the dimes... great video
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Love the Harry videos!
I only stack weight. no dimes, quarters or halfs... just dollars and big bars. I think it's great there are so many options and great ways to get silver and gold. You picked a fun discussion topic. Cheers to Harry and the guys at the coin shop. I enjoy your videos!
Thanks for the entertaining session guys.
Washie quarters are the best deal in junk. I can still grab a few for very close to $5 a pop. Even Rosie dimes are creeping beyond 10% over melt and I just can’t do it.
I glue my Roosevelts to my Mercurys .... It creates a 20 cent piece ....
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Great videos guys. Nice silver coin talk
All you really need to remember is how the first stacker empire dealt with silver. The Vikings. Silver was silver was silver, and it all came down to weight in trade. Didn't matter where it came from, or who's face was on it, or what shape it had. History repeats.
Who else bought at the dip today!
Great video SD!
Harry is awesome! Wish he was where I'm at.
Buy 'em cheap and stack 'em deep. The best silver is the silver you have.
I've always liked the half dollars, personally. Of course I've liked silver dollars quite a bit too so I guess I gravitate towards larger coins. To the debate between dimes I do have some Roosevelt dimes but I don't like the design, mostly because I don't like Roosevelt. Worn out Mercury dimes are more pleasing to look at than even completely uncirculated Roosevelt dimes. Thanks!
Washington quarters and Kennedy Half's are good choice for me!
Super great video.
I like mercury dimes the best. I sort them by better quality and less worn and grade A,B and C and I always trade the worn ones first😊
I am new with this hobby. I found this podcast on UA-cam and had been following it for about a week and just subscribed. I was wanting to know if you do mail orders. I found several items there that I would love to order to start a collection.
Dragon's 🐉🐉, Another Great Video!!! Harry & Adrian Rock !!! 👍👊
When the day comes where I'll have to use junk silver coins to barter with I'll first be using my most worn coins and reserving the less worn ones for last. My local coin store doesn't sell dimes, quarters and half dollars by face valve anyway. They sell them by weight. Spot times 0.9 is what I pay so worn coins don't bother me as a buyer, but like I said when I trade them off the most worn ones will be gone first.
If you think about it, it's a variation of "bad money pushes out good money" because everyone who is paying attention to the weight will be pushing off their light coins to the people who don't know or who maybe don't care about the weight difference. Eventually, everyone will figure it out and the light ones will be universally considered less valuable.
I’m really getting excited about starting my stack
Great video.
Fantastic video. Thanks for the info.
Thanks for another great video, Silver Dragons and Harry. I would prefer the Franklin half dollar for stacking cheap silver but to barter I would use Washington quarters as an easy way to trade and people know them.
I’m prepared, been stocking up on toilet paper to barter with 😆😆😆
lol
Just get both and don't worry about it
Also thanks for not talking about a bunch of politics like I keep hearing on some other channels !! I can't stress that enough !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As a merchant I would love for people to pay me in silver dimes and quarters, because with the option to be able to give change for those products/ assets for when the customer hands me a silver half or a silver dollar, well then I will have change to give him, therefore customer return is repetitive for goods and services rendered, customer relations and hand shakes, you take care of them, they'll take care of you.❤
Thank you
Love your videos, and I was able to go to Harry's for the first time, awsome store definitely will be back!
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I buy dimes for Barter purposes and I own about the same amount of Roosevelt Dimes and Mercury Dimes also have around $50 face of Barber - most of the 1940’s Mercury Dimes are just as nice as Roosevelt dimes
Exactly! 95% Murcery's that haven't been melted are in half decent shape, averaging VG to fine.
Back before Columbus sailed the ocean blue, and a penny could buy lunch. A dime size of silver was a full day’s wage.
What made America seem wealthy was the mighty silver dollar, it was a full day’s wage, but a cheap lunch would cost a dime…
@@anthonyiocca5683 Consistently, dime-quarter was still a day's wage in the US up until the late 1800's. By mid 1900's, the dollar purchased less via silver manipulation down by the Brits & their US Lieutenants.
Nice thing about Mercury Dimes, is they have some wear on them, which adds to their authenticity.
@@AnthonyAlba-to2gh
The point I was making is, as wages increase so does lunch and everything else…
And it’s not accidental it’s predictable. also;
Subjected to the forces of stupidity, known as market forces, supply and demand…
Dimes are $2 ea and quarters $5 and halves 10$ having all I feel is critical. Grams of gold are $80 😂🎉❤
Our dealers here are selling dimes at 3, quarters for 6, and half's for 16, wish I lived next door to your seller.
@@brethenning9486 was going off previous pricing. Dimeas are at least $2.30 ea at 23x’s face. Should only be 11.50 for the halves at that price tho. I can see my LCS charging more that yours does. I never use em as they are extremely expensive due to its location in a vey wealthy area of the area. 😮
One of my favorite Classic Rock lyrics: "and I've got, one more silver dollar! But I'm not gonna let 'em catch me, no! Not gonna let 'em catch, the Midnight Rider!"
OK, First... I love you guys and wish you were in my town! Now, I noticed the large amount of "gunk" on that Merc. I spotted it fast as I have a few like that and don't know how to get that stuff off. That gunk has weight and the comparison, in my view, was a bit skewed. I wish you had taken a really thin/worn Merc without the gunk and did a comparison. I still contend that if people know about mercury dimes, they will know about Roosevelt dimes and 1964 being the "magic" year! Keep doing these videos as you guys are amazing and informative!
Bartering will only happen between people that understand the silver concept
And between those who have it.
THIS
When it come to barter time people will learn values etc quickly.
@user-om9yl8on8binteresting, what $ value are you getting per Oz?
My wife and I own a commercial cleaning and janitorial company we just cleaned carpets for business and accepted partial payment of silver and the rest cash.
Harry and friends are back! Always love the visits and conversations. My constitutional silver Is mainly halves Love WL and BF. Dimes Roosevelt. Washington for silver but SL for numismatics. 🇺🇸
Mercury dimes all the way!
Harry is the Goat the legend.
I bartered 150 Peace Dollars for a 1961 Ford Diesel 841 series restored tractor. He was asking $7,000. and I put a value of $40. each on my Peace Dollars, which would be $6,000. It took him a couple weeks to think about it and since he had no other buyers, he traded with me. This was a few years ago and I still use the tractor on my 22 acres. I also traded one Peace Dollar at a gun show for 500 rounds of Aquila 22 ammo. Later I sold that ammo during the shortage for $50.
This videos got me jonesin’ for a constitutional purchase. I was thinking a 10oz bar this month but I love filling tubes of halves and dimes. Y’all can keep the quarters.
I concur that halves are the best constitutional silver to stack. I have a few quarters, but not one dime!
When will Tim and Harry do a show together
East coast vs west coast 😂😂
I love the intro!!!!!
On the Dimes , Yes I Like More Silver but also Love Older Dimes and Key Dates .
I would take the dimes. I can get more transactions with the dimes. The dollar only offers one transaction unless you cut it into pieces.
Great information!
Dang it both Harry and Adrian made good points. I've been stacking the Mercury dimes for a while now and looks like I need to make a move to some larger coins. Great video as always SD. Stay safe and tell Harry and the gang we said hello from Colorado.
Buy what you like to look at, we arent using these in an apocalypse, total system collapse.
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I’m new - such great videos and content. Thank you!
Glad you’re here 🙌🏽
I believe if/when the USD implodes it will only be weeks or months until most people will understand which coins are silver or not at a glance.I do believe their condition will be a factor, how ever so slight. I have always stacked by weigh/melt value over collector value.
Also don't rule out that the 22LR cartridge could potentially become a $.50 or $1 coin. All ammo will be valuable but quality will be a huge factor. No one reloads 22LR it is all factory minted, easily stored and transported. Even at today's prices it is a bargain...