What a big surprise when you go to sell your silver brick you may have just ruined your brick or even worse it may not be 100% silver. No buyer is going to assume its purity without checking, do you really think this $40K plus brick will be an easy sell especially at your LCS.
In as much as you are stacking up coins, make sure you stay away from the locals, a friend of mine lost so much buying from local store, for six months now he has stacked up 15 ounces of gold through my recommendation.
After selling a couple homes in 2022, I'm anticipating a housing crisis in order to buy inexpensively. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What recommendations do you have for the best time to buy? On the one hand, I keep reading and seeing trader earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?...
The top experts, however, have access to confidential information and data that is not made available to the broader public. Being knowledgeable enough to use them successfully is quite another. Big returns, not changing stochastics, are the key. Rewards and risks must be balanced. To reach your aim, pick the right size and turn your edge as often as necessary.
I require suggestions on how to restore my portfolio and create more effective strategies in light of the huge declines. Where can I locate this instructor?
Thanks for all the great information. Wanting to collect silver coins just for fun and was thinking about buying some junk silvers. So this is very helpful.
Vintage poured silver ingot bars. They are unique, look better in my opinion in a safe and can handle in your hands. They also are very liquid and they have a collectible value as well.
@@BlacksmithBets you have to do your do your due diligence dates, tarnish, pouring style, feel, brand, serial# is applicable, etc having a keen eye and researching vtg bars is a must before purchasing. More you do now the better you will know later.
I made a video about Ridiculous Coins with Pickle Rick in the thumbnail! Did NOT get enough love, one of my favorite to make! ua-cam.com/video/TJUJCyyhDvw/v-deo.html
OK...contest rigged! 😂🤣😂 Congrats B^2!! Good video, and enjoyed hearing your opinion. Would you mind emailing the link to this site? I'd like to make a video and share my thoughts if you don't mind. Ironically, mine will probably just like your, but it'll be a fun silver to do. I did make one but it didn't have with all these new option, and I can't find the link if it's from the same site. Thanks Brother!
Also.... jewelry is a good idea to have, (not to stack, but a little wont hurt) think About it ...youll always have it with you, so in an emergency, ..ther u go...Js...i always have an ounce of silver on me at all times ...i may need a few gallons of gas or something...ya know...just not a bad idea all im sayin
Talk about low tier silver, I have a question for anyone here. If you had a chance to buy clean silver at spot, would you? Because my LCS just took in some odd looking 20 g silver rounds with a past president on it and I asked him what he was going to do with it and he said they would go straight into scrap. Should I offer to buy it at scrap? If there is a good possibility of silver increasing significantly in value over the next 3 years it seems that holding this would still make some sense.
40% has really changed in the last couple of months, turning much more favorable. Painted coins are damaged, never look to stack them, they are junk at best. ASE's are the way to go, expensive but worth it, nothing more American as that. I do also like the Maple leaf as well. Silver bars, 10 oz are really the way to go.
For an unknown reason the American Silver Eagle is cheaper in Europe that in USA. I can buy as many as I want from my local official reseller for 34, 3 EUR/ 36,5 USD...
I can't see Sterling items being ranked as low as "war nickles"... my buyer pays 90% of spot on sterling. Anytime I have the opportunity to scarf up sterling at a decent price, I'm on it.
Wolverine is a Sovereign coin with semi numismatic value as you stated ….why the downgrade unless you have the whole set? Still collectible and sovereign.
@@DylWeeds 1 oz Maples with mint shield and the security features. 10 oz bars are the right size to stack for me, 10 oz Britannia and 10 oz RCM are my go to bars.
Excellent video! 👏 Do you think that having King Charles on the Maple has a negative effect? Hearing that a lot of people don't care for his image on the Maple. Do you think this is accurate?
I’m wondering if you would consider the Scottsdale Wyoming Cowboy round an S Tier? With its superb design It would be hard to fake and it’s lower price than sovereign’s it seems to me a very S option.
I would disagree with just a few of your choices. The 40% coins can and often do carry a hefty amount over spot because they appeal to two or more of your silver enthusiast. First you have the stacker who is after it for coin collectors as well as the coin collectors. Plus there are coin collectors who are after just special dates as well as condition. Both of these can and do run up the price. The grading coins depending on the number of the grade, especially if it is high, then you will have a run up on the collector. For instance, a MS or a PF 69 will definitely have a price run up but if they are 70 then the price can be 10-50 times higher because collectors always want the highest number for their collection. The other one is the coins especially like the Morgan and Peace will always run higher than spot because they appeal to a number of different groups. Thus you will have everyone running the price up above spot. There are a couple of other options that I may disagree with but I think that you put in your price range and collection grade pretty well.
I get your point on silver bullion slabs but I think its not a big premium to get a ms 70 graded slabbed eagle over a cull eagle. most places have eagles at $40 - 41 lose when a ms70 common year is about $48 - 50. not paying much of a premium to have a eagle certified. and who knows down the road it can be a nice price bump. its definitely more for collectors than stackers tho I plan to have a slabbed eagle of every year 1986 - current if I can overtime. other nice thing is you're much more confident that the eagle is real and not a fake. as long as you check that holder and check the cert with photos to be sure its legit.
Yer crazy. 😂They have the most recognizability of any of the options. Someone who knows nothing about stacking would accept them in a SHTF situation. What, you like the 'design' of the 10oz bar?😂
I love 40 percent, i get it at about spot.... Why pay insane premiums when you can get silver with almost no premiums?...also world junk silver my LCS will sell close to spot as well.. (think Canadian 80 percent silver dollars, like 15 bucks, half the price of a US silver dollar) eventually, people will want the 40% and other 'non 90%' junk silver, so why not buy that stuff now when ther is no premium cause ther not making any of that stuff anymore and eventually the demand wil out pace the fixed supply ...i plan on handing this stuff down to my kids ..ao by then ..im pretty sure ther will be premiums on All junk silver....
I would put the government-minted coins down in the A or B tiers. The 'recognizability' argument is hogwash in my opinion. I'd also move the Eagle down another a tier as well. I'm actually with you on the 1oz generic bar thing, though. What's the point when you could just have rounds? They look like coins and would therefore make more sense for barter.
Hello. What's your thought on owning a few 10 oz silver coins, such as kookaburras and Australian lunars? Anyone has any experience what the dealers will pay for then if they buy back?
I'm not sold on precious metals. It seems to have high costs built in (premiums) which then relies on wishful thinking that the spot values will go up and then to liquidate you are going to get squeezed because the buyers are in the business of reselling it. Seems to me, the real money is in taking in precious metals refining it and selling it to people in the market of buying the metals. It's like with stocks, why gamble with investing your money when you can be a broker/bank/clearing house/stock exchange and make money all day everyday even when others lose.
All of that may be true, depending upon your point of view, but many people who "stack silver" also have a genuine love of the hunt, or the lifelong effort to gather together a substantial and/or eclectic collection. They've been bitten by the silver bug, as much as someone who collects stamps, baseball cards or comics. For instance, people who collect stamps, baseball cards or comics KNOW they will never sell their collection for more than they paid for it unless they acquire a "few" pieces along the way that turn out to be rare or highly collectible. And even then, it will often take decades for those to appreciate to a price that gains them a small profit. While few will "liquidate" their silver (or gold) collection in the case of a zombie apocalypse, more often, it will be handed down to the kids, etc., or sold en masse at a later date, precious metals, if you are seeking a profit, have much more in common with stocks than other collectibles like stamps, baseball cards or comics. They are a long game, not a short game, and will appreciate over a long time, following the valleys and troughs that stocks also follow over decades of holding them. Nor can everyone become "a banker" or "a broker" for numerous reasons (including the higher education needed to enter that field and the personality needed to succeed.) Just like not everyone can become a doctor, engineer or architect. Some people's brains are just not wired that way. Just another way of looking at it. Cheers.
I think the 1oz bars are going to be the standard for buying things like food and clothing if there is a SHTF situation. I would put it in at least the A Category. Maybe not S because of the current markup over spot.
I don't think so. If we're talking global catastrophic events, I want food/medicine/water/fuel in hand. I don't want someones worthless metals. I'd be more willing to barter with canned goods, cookies or pies than coins.
@@PatrickDKing events are much more likely to be nuanced, such as what we see in Venezuela, than a complete breakdown. In many Latin-American countries, they continue to trade under hyper-inflation while having shortages of commodities.
Totally disagree with your evaluation of the 40% . They are becoming more popular and looked for ,in my area anyway my local Lcs pays 5% over spot and sells for 10% over spot also several online dealers pay very good prices for 40% , all this being said you do need to stack a bit of it no less than $100.00 fv . With 40% it’s all about weight , the more you have the better price you will get . Just keep in mind that it does take up a lot of space but we’ll worth it for a government minted verifiable silver coin .
Yeah, silver art is pretty much useless. Don't care much for coins unless their vintage antique classics like engelhard. I like 100oz bars for collateral investment building. $2500 bar should double in 20 years. I try to get as close as possible to stock market price per oz. It's better than sitting in the bank letting inflation eat it up.
You put comex bars in the wrong category, should be #1 choice. You’ll be in profit on day one, not years down the road. And of course you can resell them easily . You misrepresented the BEST investment
I enjoy your videos, but there was just too much talking for each "specimen". So after watching for about 8 minutes I just forwarded it to the end to see where you had them all listed. Sorry about that.
To be fair, SLV and other paper forms of silver are not silver, they are an options trade meant to satisfy the lust for commodity trader-types to ride the waves of the fluctuating price of the actual silver. Only a dummy would "stack" paper silver. There are cheaper forms of paper out there.
Silver Jewelry is the worst.. I bought a 999 silver Cuban link chain.. A heavy one and it was way overpriced compared buying bullion. I wanted the chain though and I planned getting a gold one too. I been collecting bullion for awhile now and finally bought a chain.
I have been looking at a big 999 silver cuban link chain every day since I started stacking! Haven't pulled the trigger yet but I will one day for sure
Cutting up a 1000 oz bar looked like fun 😁👍
Don't forget to collect those shavings!
@@SilverForeverX
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What a big surprise when you go to sell your silver brick you may have just ruined your brick or even worse it may not be 100% silver. No buyer is going to assume its purity without checking, do you really think this $40K plus brick will be an easy sell especially at your LCS.
In as much as you are stacking up coins, make sure you stay away from the locals, a friend of mine lost so much buying from local store, for six months now he has stacked up 15 ounces of gold through my recommendation.
It's really difficult to get hands on real gold or silver, I have hard luck on it been trying to get my hand on some for a while.
I would be needing some guidance
Which metal is best to buy at the moment I would love to buy as much as possible.
Buying silver and gold is not as difficult as it appears and I do not go for polished ones, google Glen Cameron Henry.
How do I know where to buy from I don't want to lose my money
After selling a couple homes in 2022, I'm anticipating a housing crisis in order to buy inexpensively. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What recommendations do you have for the best time to buy? On the one hand, I keep reading and seeing trader earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?...
The top experts, however, have access to confidential information and data that is not made available to the broader public. Being knowledgeable enough to use them successfully is quite another. Big returns, not changing stochastics, are the key. Rewards and risks must be balanced. To reach your aim, pick the right size and turn your edge as often as necessary.
I require suggestions on how to restore my portfolio and create more effective strategies in light of the huge declines. Where can I locate this instructor?
Thank you so much! Found her webpage and left a message. Hopefully, she responds...
Obvious fake comment. Don‘t fall for it
I totally agree with your assessment. I would suggest you flip the color bar.
S=Green =Go
F=Red=Stop
I agree
I am more into gold than silver partly because of the ridiculous premium. But when i buy silver its only in 1kg bars
I like the Warrior Buffalos! Very detailed. 😊
Is this the best beginner's silver video ever? SUBSCRIBED!!!
This is probably the best video I've watched so far for a new silver stacker, excellent information.
I just found your channel... Why you stop downloading videos?? If you're seeing this.... KEEP GOING DUDE 💪.
Great video. Congratulations
Good info mate 💪🏼 cheers CCC
Thanks for all the great information. Wanting to collect silver coins just for fun and was thinking about buying some junk silvers. So this is very helpful.
mercury dimes, franklin halves, and kilo bars are it for me... you make a lot of good points
Are you me? My top 3 favorites!
Vintage poured silver ingot bars. They are unique, look better in my opinion in a safe and can handle in your hands. They also are very liquid and they have a collectible value as well.
How do you know if they are genuine vintage though and not vintage style?
@@BlacksmithBets you have to do your do your due diligence dates, tarnish, pouring style, feel, brand, serial# is applicable, etc having a keen eye and researching vtg bars is a must before purchasing. More you do now the better you will know later.
thank you so much for helping me learn how to start this im catching up on your videos now i will tell you when i buy my first piece
You had me at Pickle Rick!😂
I made a video about Ridiculous Coins with Pickle Rick in the thumbnail! Did NOT get enough love, one of my favorite to make! ua-cam.com/video/TJUJCyyhDvw/v-deo.html
Your videos are so great man !
Good breakdown, and agree with your analysis, I think I'll get some more Maple coins.
I am working on a bit more gold this year..I am having fun with it
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My compliments
Excellent points and chart. I would pretty much have to agree with your rankings!
In this market, right now, especially with the premiums attached to the ASE, I would have probably dropped it to the C or D tier for beginners.
OK...contest rigged! 😂🤣😂 Congrats B^2!! Good video, and enjoyed hearing your opinion. Would you mind emailing the link to this site? I'd like to make a video and share my thoughts if you don't mind. Ironically, mine will probably just like your, but it'll be a fun silver to do. I did make one but it didn't have with all these new option, and I can't find the link if it's from the same site. Thanks Brother!
Curious how you feel about foreign silver...commemorative foreign coins can be acquired cheaply...
interesting and useful video, greetings from Poland
Super rigged!
Great video. I'd have to agree with your assessments. Though I might have put constitutional in S tier.
soooooo RIGGED! Congrats again, BOLO for my email with tracking
Congratulations B² 👍
@@SilverForeverX and thank you!
@@dontask8979 thank you!
@@SilverForeverX nothing so far. Just tag me here and I'll look.
Every email would drive me insane.
Also.... jewelry is a good idea to have, (not to stack, but a little wont hurt) think About it ...youll always have it with you, so in an emergency, ..ther u go...Js...i always have an ounce of silver on me at all times ...i may need a few gallons of gas or something...ya know...just not a bad idea all im sayin
Talk about low tier silver, I have a question for anyone here. If you had a chance to buy clean silver at spot, would you? Because my LCS just took in some odd looking 20 g silver rounds with a past president on it and I asked him what he was going to do with it and he said they would go straight into scrap. Should I offer to buy it at scrap? If there is a good possibility of silver increasing significantly in value over the next 3 years it seems that holding this would still make some sense.
Great content
where ya been at silver? We need more content!
40% has really changed in the last couple of months, turning much more favorable. Painted coins are damaged, never look to stack them, they are junk at best. ASE's are the way to go, expensive but worth it, nothing more American as that. I do also like the Maple leaf as well.
Silver bars, 10 oz are really the way to go.
What is an ASE???
Good afternoon 👍👍
Great afternoon!
For an unknown reason the American Silver Eagle is cheaper in Europe that in USA. I can buy as many as I want from my local official reseller for 34, 3 EUR/ 36,5 USD...
I can't see Sterling items being ranked as low as "war nickles"... my buyer pays 90% of spot on sterling. Anytime I have the opportunity to scarf up sterling at a decent price, I'm on it.
Love the extra audio effect you did at 6:14 to thin out the voice making it appear like someone else speaking 👍🏽
What about melting down the 30% silvers into blocks like scrappers do?
Wolverine is a Sovereign coin with semi numismatic value as you stated ….why the downgrade unless you have the whole set? Still collectible and sovereign.
Great info! Thanks for sharing
Thanks BDS!
Hi Silver Forever! Nice video! Made us all thing about what our list would be. However, SLV is not physical, so I wouldn't include it in my list! 😎
10 oz bars are great for stacking. Was planning on stacking constitutional Franklin halves but I feel money is better spent in other areas.
I was going to stack franlkins too, but decided on 1oz maples and 10oz bars lol. What made u switch?
@@DylWeeds 1 oz Maples with mint shield and the security features. 10 oz bars are the right size to stack for me, 10 oz Britannia and 10 oz RCM are my go to bars.
Excellent video! 👏
Do you think that having King Charles on the Maple has a negative effect? Hearing that a lot of people don't care for his image on the Maple. Do you think this is accurate?
I’m wondering if you would consider the Scottsdale Wyoming Cowboy round an S Tier?
With its superb design It would be hard to fake and it’s lower price than sovereign’s it seems to me a very S option.
Where you at bro?
Where are you? You good bro?
I would disagree with just a few of your choices. The 40% coins can and often do carry a hefty amount over spot because they appeal to two or more of your silver enthusiast. First you have the stacker who is after it for coin collectors as well as the coin collectors. Plus there are coin collectors who are after just special dates as well as condition. Both of these can and do run up the price. The grading coins depending on the number of the grade, especially if it is high, then you will have a run up on the collector. For instance, a MS or a PF 69 will definitely have a price run up but if they are 70 then the price can be 10-50 times higher because collectors always want the highest number for their collection. The other one is the coins especially like the Morgan and Peace will always run higher than spot because they appeal to a number of different groups. Thus you will have everyone running the price up above spot.
There are a couple of other options that I may disagree with but I think that you put in your price range and collection grade pretty well.
I get your point on silver bullion slabs but I think its not a big premium to get a ms 70 graded slabbed eagle over a cull eagle. most places have eagles at $40 - 41 lose when a ms70 common year is about $48 - 50. not paying much of a premium to have a eagle certified. and who knows down the road it can be a nice price bump. its definitely more for collectors than stackers tho I plan to have a slabbed eagle of every year 1986 - current if I can overtime. other nice thing is you're much more confident that the eagle is real and not a fake. as long as you check that holder and check the cert with photos to be sure its legit.
Drop ASEs to F because of fugly design, lack of real security features, and absurd price.😎
But what about that missing reed?!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yer crazy. 😂They have the most recognizability of any of the options. Someone who knows nothing about stacking would accept them in a SHTF situation. What, you like the 'design' of the 10oz bar?😂
I'm 100% in agreement with your choices.
I love 40 percent, i get it at about spot.... Why pay insane premiums when you can get silver with almost no premiums?...also world junk silver my LCS will sell close to spot as well.. (think Canadian 80 percent silver dollars, like 15 bucks, half the price of a US silver dollar) eventually, people will want the 40% and other 'non 90%' junk silver, so why not buy that stuff now when ther is no premium cause ther not making any of that stuff anymore and eventually the demand wil out pace the fixed supply ...i plan on handing this stuff down to my kids ..ao by then ..im pretty sure ther will be premiums on All junk silver....
I wonder if you have a similar list for gold?
Dedication
Thanks for sharing this information
I would put the government-minted coins down in the A or B tiers. The 'recognizability' argument is hogwash in my opinion. I'd also move the Eagle down another a tier as well. I'm actually with you on the 1oz generic bar thing, though. What's the point when you could just have rounds? They look like coins and would therefore make more sense for barter.
Hello. What's your thought on owning a few 10 oz silver coins, such as kookaburras and Australian lunars?
Anyone has any experience what the dealers will pay for then if they buy back?
How would you rate .925 sovereign coins like the Bahamas $2 and $5 coins, as well as the 1976 Canada olympic coins, amongst others?
Thought it was a good video. But I fast forward too. Sorry.
But I agreed with you.
I'm not sold on precious metals. It seems to have high costs built in (premiums) which then relies on wishful thinking that the spot values will go up and then to liquidate you are going to get squeezed because the buyers are in the business of reselling it. Seems to me, the real money is in taking in precious metals refining it and selling it to people in the market of buying the metals. It's like with stocks, why gamble with investing your money when you can be a broker/bank/clearing house/stock exchange and make money all day everyday even when others lose.
Hi Patrick King! Nice silver strategy! 😎
All of that may be true, depending upon your point of view, but many people who "stack silver" also have a genuine love of the hunt, or the lifelong effort to gather together a substantial and/or eclectic collection. They've been bitten by the silver bug, as much as someone who collects stamps, baseball cards or comics.
For instance, people who collect stamps, baseball cards or comics KNOW they will never sell their collection for more than they paid for it unless they acquire a "few" pieces along the way that turn out to be rare or highly collectible. And even then, it will often take decades for those to appreciate to a price that gains them a small profit.
While few will "liquidate" their silver (or gold) collection in the case of a zombie apocalypse, more often, it will be handed down to the kids, etc., or sold en masse at a later date, precious metals, if you are seeking a profit, have much more in common with stocks than other collectibles like stamps, baseball cards or comics.
They are a long game, not a short game, and will appreciate over a long time, following the valleys and troughs that stocks also follow over decades of holding them.
Nor can everyone become "a banker" or "a broker" for numerous reasons (including the higher education needed to enter that field and the personality needed to succeed.) Just like not everyone can become a doctor, engineer or architect. Some people's brains are just not wired that way.
Just another way of looking at it. Cheers.
I’ve been getting the painted ase for same price as maples I buy all they got everytime
Love him or hate him he's speaking facts
No he is expressing his opinion only
What do u think about the 10 oz canadian bars from costco?
accumulate
I think the 1oz bars are going to be the standard for buying things like food and clothing if there is a SHTF situation. I would put it in at least the A Category. Maybe not S because of the current markup over spot.
I'm thinking 1 oz coins and rounds would be more practical, but that's just my opinion!
I don't think so. If we're talking global catastrophic events, I want food/medicine/water/fuel in hand. I don't want someones worthless metals. I'd be more willing to barter with canned goods, cookies or pies than coins.
@@PatrickDKing events are much more likely to be nuanced, such as what we see in Venezuela, than a complete breakdown. In many Latin-American countries, they continue to trade under hyper-inflation while having shortages of commodities.
Hi Chat GPT! Are you a real person? Or AI? 😎
@@LegacyStacker I am neither. I am sentient and far from artificial.
Hey bro
Hey!
Does it matter if I have damaged 1 ounce silver coins BU in regards of weight accumulate
Because of the insane premiums, I have eagles at the BOTTOM of the list. They are an example of people buying hype, and not bullion.
silver is silver lol great job though!
Spoken like a true stacker!
90% silver is my number one then it's whatever I get per ounce cheapest pure
What do you think the value of physical silver is in comparison to the paper spot price?
Totally disagree with your evaluation of the 40% .
They are becoming more popular and looked for ,in my area anyway my local Lcs pays 5% over spot and sells for 10% over spot also several online dealers pay very good prices for 40% , all this being said you do need to stack a bit of it no less than $100.00 fv . With 40% it’s all about weight , the more you have the better price you will get .
Just keep in mind that it does take up a lot of space but we’ll worth it for a government minted verifiable silver coin .
hey siver for ever I got silver mercuri dimes and the peeni 1920 hte dimes 1934 to 1945 igot few coin wort cash i want to sell
RIP
75% of my Maples have milk spots...
Sooooo Aztec calendar is A tier 😊
Hahahahahaha I'm noticing a trend.... 😂
I got hooked on them and bought a tube...got the bar and i do not regret it one bit😂
@@codypetticrew7763 k I knew I wasnt the only one. Lol
@@joelperez1663 them and the Korean Phoenix line...been picking them up at a killer price
@@codypetticrew7763 Korean? Never heard of those
Yeah, silver art is pretty much useless. Don't care much for coins unless their vintage antique classics like engelhard. I like 100oz bars for collateral investment building. $2500 bar should double in 20 years. I try to get as close as possible to stock market price per oz. It's better than sitting in the bank letting inflation eat it up.
You put comex bars in the wrong category, should be #1 choice. You’ll be in profit on day one, not years down the road. And of course you can resell them easily . You misrepresented the BEST investment
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Great rundown of silver bullion for sure. We are on the same level.
Get on my level!
I enjoy your videos, but there was just too much talking for each "specimen". So after watching for about 8 minutes I just forwarded it to the end to see where you had them all listed. Sorry about that.
80% Canadian junk?
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(Summer’s on, bro-him!)
Surf's up! Good to see you.. that emoji chain makes me wonder if you're up to something.. keep me posted!
@@SilverForeverX Will drop you an email soon…
You should have clarified in the title " my opinion "!
OK I'll put Morgans in the S tier next time!
@@SilverForeverX 😂
Hi MORGAN MANIAC! I would never pass up on a Morgan Silver Dollar! Graded or ungraded, they're the best! 😎
To be fair, SLV and other paper forms of silver are not silver, they are an options trade meant to satisfy the lust for commodity trader-types to ride the waves of the fluctuating price of the actual silver. Only a dummy would "stack" paper silver. There are cheaper forms of paper out there.
Silver Jewelry is the worst.. I bought a 999 silver Cuban link chain.. A heavy one and it was way overpriced compared buying bullion. I wanted the chain though and I planned getting a gold one too. I been collecting bullion for awhile now and finally bought a chain.
I have been looking at a big 999 silver cuban link chain every day since I started stacking! Haven't pulled the trigger yet but I will one day for sure
Hi Mike's Gold and Silver Collection! I agree! BTW... I just love your channel icon! 😎
Accumulate
Or not find 😂
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Feds got to him, rip my homie 🫡
@@suddha1Feds got him for what?