Hey there everyone. I'm a new stacker as of a year ago and just wanted to say I finally hit my original goal of 100oz of silver and 1oz of gold. Keep stacking everyone and to the beginners out there, have faith and play it smart, utilize your local coin shops if you can and thank you silver dragons for being a gear in that cog that got me moving on precious metals ...
Hello i just recently got into doing this im happy to say i bought my first couple of silver ounces. Im happy since its the first thing i got with my paycheck. I look forward to were silver is going.
Excellent primer on the different types of silver that stackers should collect. Appreciate you going back to the basics to help new stackers. Great job.
I bought my 50th round last week. It’s exciting to set mini mile stones to look forward to. My goals were 10oz - 25oz - 10ASE - 50oz - now 50 rounds. Next 50 ASE. ✌🏼✌🏼
Wanted to share about SD Bullion. I ordered a silver Patton coin the day they went on sale. Had it sent USPS. It tracked all the way to my home town post office then it went missing. Called customer service and they told me that it had to sit idle for 5 days before they can do anything. Called back when told and they started the process. I expressed concern that by the time it was resolved, they would be sold out of the coins. Victoria in cust. service told me she would get one pulled aside. Sure enough by the time it was resolved, the coins where sold out. True to her word, they had kept one for me which I received yesterday. Thank you Victoria and SD Bullion!
You're going to laugh...June 6th 2021 was the first day I bought silver and spot price was $27.91 and premiums were $5.00 for the silver buffalo's I bought...smiles...back then I thought it was a bargain...then after going up to $29.00 and change it started going down...but for some crazy notion I kept buying each time it dipped all the way down to $17.48...and every pull back on the way back up...until spot hit $24.41 which was my last purchase...and now I am smiling...because spot went over $28.00 and premiums are cheaper than when I began stacking...and have profit in all the silver I've purchased since I've started and then some...because I did buy 90% of my silver under $23.00 an oz ...and grateful that I listened to the spirit that told me to buy 30 pieces of silver in the first place...smiles
I dont care for collector coins for many reasons. I do basically what you said. Got some eagles, maple leaves, other rounds, and bars, but i dont have any fractional or junk silver. I always look for the best price.
I used to keep a tube of generic rounds in the house in the event I need to sell 5-7 pieces for extra cash. Then refill with another few generic rounds.
Nice video. Pretty much hit most of my stacking strategy. In addition to sovereign, rounds, bars, and constitutional I'm a life long US type coin collector. I've been working on the youngest generation sparking interest in the hobby. For me it was natural, I had my grandpa, two of his brothers, and my dad who were all collectors, and there were no electronic devices to compete with back then. I was hooked the first time I held a Morgan Dollar in my hand, and felt the weight of it. I knew I was holding real money, not just a piece of green paper. In any event, the endgame for me is to pass it down in the family.
Very good Silver Dragons! Picking up my 5 1/2 year old granddaughter from school right now and we’re headed our LCS. And Buying her 2 Buffalo’s. Keep Stacking!
From a newbie in the world of metals Thank you for this video. I have struggled to know what I should have in my silver collection. Since I want to have coins for bartering I am going to add junk silver to my current collection. So much to learn. Thank you.
I’m a Millennial and new here. Appreciate your channel. Been in the BTC / crypto game for a while. Some technical analysts I follow on Twitter exposed me to the precious metal breakouts happening now. Snagged a bunch of silver American eagles / maples / bars after finding channels like yours a couple weeks ago (good timing!), along with a gold Kruger. Happy to see the old guard and the new guard (commodities) have so much in common. I just wish more gold & silver bugs were accepting of BTC and vice versa. We’re all on the same team IMO. The anti fiat establishment. You can carry billions ($) in your pocket with a hard wallet and go anywhere in the world.
Another great video Silver Dragons. Got my start in silver finding 'junk' in my change, love handling the old coins, thinking about the stuff it was buying back in 1895, 1930 etc.. Currently selling stuff that I dont use around the house to stack some extra silver. A great motivation to get some old car parts out of the garage too, free up some space in the garage to fill up some space in the safe.
The best thing I've learned from you is understanding what premiums are, when to, and what to buy? There have been times where I like a product because it's unique artistry. The downside is my tendency is to say; I will keep this always without just saving for potential barter needs. Kinda like being a greedy horder, but not really? I just need to keep my feet on the ground and be practical and not just enamor the piece for it's beauty. 😆 Anyway you look at it, I've learned more about stacking whereas my older goals were purely numismatic. Thank you for your videos! 👍
Omg i really hope we get a pullback ....i want more but refuse to pay these spot prices....im heavily positioned in silver and dont want to raise my dollar cost average....im hopiing to see 25$ and and ill back up the truck!
Keep info coming.....the info for constitutional is awesome....years...glitches...low runners ...and rare oddities so my junk is silver not my crazy retirement dream
It's interesting how back to front it is in New Zealand. Some bullion dealers are selling sovereign coins for $45 - 50 NZD. BUT most generic coins sell for $55 - 60 NZD. Hence, i don't buy many rounds.
I think junk silver is the way to go. If you look at how quick the value went up last year around March compared to the other options, it’s a no brainer. The more the population continues to wake up the more it becomes hard to get and the more valuable it gets. Get it now while you can.
When buying junk silver quarters I recommend checking out modern silver proof coins. You can grab a roll modern uncirculated silver proof quarters for close to the same price as a roll of heavily circulated pre 65' quarters that hold no numismatic value. To me its a no brainer, you can dump modern uncirculated silver proof quarters for $10+ on live auctions all day.
A few thoughts/questions (possibly to be updated) - Are buffalos made by the US mint? Do they have more value to other rounds? - It seems like it isn’t just bars but greater bulk in general that has lower premiums based on what I see from ebay sellers. (the good ones) a 10oz bar has the same premium as that of 10 coins, and a tube has a slightly lower premium than just one coin. I’ve mainly been buying RCM silver though so I don’t know if that’s everywhere.
4 decade stacker........silver is silver....buy the most advantageous premium.... ultimately the melting pot doesnt care whoose art work is stamped on the front...only a few people do
@@sammansour87Mostly. But the money of the land is important. If you're in US, they will offer you more for silver eagles than generic rounds or bars, or Canadian maples, etc.
I needed to hear this. Very good video and very informative. I love to stack. I have always thought differently about things in life. Growing up 7 of 8 children, we did not have a lot. But I was always interested in coins. I'm glad that I have been stacking. It is my hobby and go-to. I'm the only female and person in my family who stack. I rather buy silver than that box of candy. My wants and needs are different, and I don't want a toothache.😂
In the Netherlands, there is an extra tax on the silver bars of 21%..... On coins there isn't any, that's because the .999 coins have a ''face value''. This way, the coins are valuta instead of a silver investment object. This tax on the silver bars (Ii.e. silver without a face value) is because it is nowadays more used as an intermediate rather than an investment good. Therefor in the Netherlands it is in any case more obvious to invest in silver .999 coins then in bars. On average you pay $1150 for a 1kg silver bar (including tax and fee).......
Few weeks ago we took my boy to the local shop and he picked out a handful of rounds and go a tube of eagles. He had a blast and he is 2yr. His savings account was paying out .01% and with inflation he was loosing money. But it’s been fun and he loves having something tangible
I started a year ago and if I left it in the bank,impulse buying would have eaten up all of it but I put it in silver and gold and out of a total of $30,203.00 ,I now have a value of $35,982.00 so I made over $5 grand in interest! I am now 60 and got a late start but I am a healthy and active person so I will probably be around in 20 years so I am stacking for the future. I got in around $21 per ozt so looking at that $29 mark makes me feel good! I made sure to get a variety but most of my silver is made by a government mint. Maples,ASE’s, and Krugerrands and RCM 10 ozt bars. I also got some other ten ozt bars but I try to make them all the same,like ten rcm bars and seven and working on ten sunshine bars and magnificent maples are going to be my last one to collect. I have one so now I have to get nine more ! I have to have a even ten of each type I buy!😅 I even got ten five ozt cast poured nine fine mint bars in those little orange boxes! I also got ten two ounce scottsdale stackers with a fiver thrown in to make it a even 25. I use that and the tube of rands to match with the nine fine bars to make another even 100 ozt. I’m well over 600 and getting close to 700 really soon! Even got some silver Deutchmarks that my grandmother and great aunties used when they were young before the end of the war. I have some numismatic stuff and in my piggybank I found a couple of 1983 pennies that weighed 3.1 grams and I was told they were worth a lot of money. Now I have to look through all of them again because I only pulled out the 1982 and earlier ones for the copper valve. But I swear I weighed at least two 1983 ones that weighed 3.1 grams!😅😅
I've been watching Silver and Gold prices for the past month, I have two out of the three P.M.'s you mentioned, I just can't get into junk silver, but that's just me, I have purchased junk Silver for my Wife but very little. Ah, Such as Life. THE SARGE
I buy 100 oz bars because I'm really only interested in holding on to ounces of gold in the end, and to me silver is a means to get gold for cheaper in the future and 100 oz of silver is around an ounce of gold in price.
Great video as always. I’ve been watching you for a while now and something has consistently bothered me. Both you and Harry have talked about the value of junk silver for barter. But I can’t help but think it is making the assumption that the person you are bartering with KNOWS about pre ‘65 coins and their silver content. Otherwise they just going see the face value of coin. I’d be interested in your thoughts. Thanks!
My first silver were buffaloes I think they are a great start to a collection. I plan on giving some away to the children in my family that help start their collections.
I went to my local coin dealer in Bowling Green, OH Saturday and he wanted to charge me 18 percent over spot on junk silver! I declined and bought 3 silver rounds for only $28 bucks each...
Hi Silver Dragons. I enjoy your videos and have learned much about stacking from you. I know it is a popular position to talk about buying junk silver just in case we will need to barter for goods and services in the future. I think it is noteworthy to point out that the USA economy is the engine that runs the world. The strength and integrity of the US dollar is the benchmark of the world economy. Stacking any precious metals for the expressed purpose of barter is an exercise in futility. Buying coins for their collector value can be a sticky wicket unless you are very knowledgeable on the subject. Bullion is simple to figure out and to keep track of. Bullion premiums are the lowest and that is where you will get the best return on your investment. Just my opinion and thanks for the great videos.
I’d love to see you do a video on the comparison of 1 ounce silver of junk silver versus 1 ounce round versus 1 ounce coin. … Just to see which of the groupings of 1 ounce items were cheaper maybe using the spot price of $28 even
In a SHTF situation, I can't see how anyone will give a crap that you have an ASE to barter with. It'll all be worth spot regardless of what kind it is.
I'm going to do a bit of a translation/conversion for us Aussies. Junk Silver:: -Pre-decimal coins BEFORE 1946 are 92.5% Silver. (1946 onwards are only 50% Silver) -1966 Round 50cent coins are 80% silver (Fun bit of history these) Silver Rounds:: Perth Mint 1oz Kangaroo's are technically a coin, but they're typically our cheapest round. Perth Mint occasionally produce a 1oz bar with a lower premium than the 1oz roo Bars:: Perth Mint stopped producing the 10z bars. If you want something in this size be prepared to get a less-known Aussie brand like an XAG Intrinsic tender, ABC, Peter W Beck or whatever buyback is in stock.
Dragons if you ever get the chance it would be awesome to see you speak to Matt Thompson from here in Australia, he primarily deals in numismatics but he works at a bullion shop and he does youtube
Only $2 more dollars then I can sell this heavy stuff and break even!!! It's taken... YEARS to get to this point. I'm so happy I have a permanent grin on my face!!!! Dear God, never again!! I'll stick with gold
Exactly why I'm telling people on here not to buy now. I bought mine all for under 23 and could sell at a profit but will hold it awhile prolly at least til next year. Doubt it gos much higher befor it drops awhile maybe next year it hits 30
Yes, Junk Silver will be great for trading, or you buy Bars(Cheapest Option) and in a time of Economic Disaster, you melt down those Bars into Silver Pearls. This can be done with a simple Soldering Iron. I recommend only doing this with one Bar at a time.
I'm from St.louis area also. Should I buy silver here in Missouri since there is no tax instead of PINBEX? If so where do you recommend to buy here in St.louis area?
It would be nice to be able to afford to buy just eagles. Yet, if the price of silver goes way up, getting spot price on bars or rounds is fine with me
Harry has helped us with him and his team's knowledge and expertise!! We started three years ago and are incredibly stoked to work on our investments through metals!! You all rock, btw!!! J&R
Get the cheap silver where you can. There have been some at spot deals which are great. Premiums were so high for years that it seemed like the low premium stuff would never come back
Hey there everyone. I'm a new stacker as of a year ago and just wanted to say I finally hit my original goal of 100oz of silver and 1oz of gold. Keep stacking everyone and to the beginners out there, have faith and play it smart, utilize your local coin shops if you can and thank you silver dragons for being a gear in that cog that got me moving on precious metals ...
good job!
Well done!
crazy how youve made the same 3 videos for half a decade and it still works
Hello i just recently got into doing this im happy to say i bought my first couple of silver ounces. Im happy since its the first thing i got with my paycheck. I look forward to were silver is going.
Nice
Keep up the good work!
It gos up it gos down silver is quite volatile and best to buy on the lows not on the years highs gl
Welcome to the community Tony
Excellent primer on the different types of silver that stackers should collect. Appreciate you going back to the basics to help new stackers. Great job.
I bought my 50th round last week. It’s exciting to set mini mile stones to look forward to. My goals were 10oz - 25oz - 10ASE - 50oz - now 50 rounds. Next 50 ASE. ✌🏼✌🏼
Congrats.
Good for you! Awesome. Stack on.
Goals are important, my first big goal was 6 months of living expenses in silver
Don’t fall for the online Fomo . These UA-camrs always say it’s a good time to buy the time to buy was months back
@@GoldGn111
Say that 5 years from now. Smh. Dollar cost averaging is a great strategy.
Wanted to share about SD Bullion. I ordered a silver Patton coin the day they went on sale. Had it sent USPS. It tracked all the way to my home town post office then it went missing. Called customer service and they told me that it had to sit idle for 5 days before they can do anything. Called back when told and they started the process. I expressed concern that by the time it was resolved, they would be sold out of the coins. Victoria in cust. service told me she would get one pulled aside. Sure enough by the time it was resolved, the coins where sold out. True to her word, they had kept one for me which I received yesterday. Thank you Victoria and SD Bullion!
2:30 Junk silver
4:50 1oz coins and rounds
8:53 Silver bars
i like metal to metal touch sound.
Nice
ka-ching.
@@ulexite-tv korean sound ting~~~
morgans make the perfect sound when you flip them too
You're going to laugh...June 6th 2021 was the first day I bought silver and spot price was $27.91 and premiums were $5.00 for the silver buffalo's I bought...smiles...back then I thought it was a bargain...then after going up to $29.00 and change it started going down...but for some crazy notion I kept buying each time it dipped all the way down to $17.48...and every pull back on the way back up...until spot hit $24.41 which was my last purchase...and now I am smiling...because spot went over $28.00 and premiums are cheaper than when I began stacking...and have profit in all the silver I've purchased since I've started and then some...because I did buy 90% of my silver under $23.00 an oz ...and grateful that I listened to the spirit that told me to buy 30 pieces of silver in the first place...smiles
i dont get the joke
Was told I was crazy buying silver and stacking it...but being crazy has paid off for me...smiles
Well done!
I dont care for collector coins for many reasons. I do basically what you said. Got some eagles, maple leaves, other rounds, and bars, but i dont have any fractional or junk silver. I always look for the best price.
I used to keep a tube of generic rounds in the house in the event I need to sell 5-7 pieces for extra cash. Then refill with another few generic rounds.
Nice video. Pretty much hit most of my stacking strategy. In addition to sovereign, rounds, bars, and constitutional I'm a life long US type coin collector.
I've been working on the youngest generation sparking interest in the hobby.
For me it was natural, I had my grandpa, two of his brothers, and my dad who were all collectors, and there were no electronic devices to compete with back then. I was hooked the first time I held a Morgan Dollar in my hand, and felt the weight of it. I knew I was holding real money, not just a piece of green paper.
In any event, the endgame for me is to pass it down in the family.
too bad your end game is not high net worth
Very good video. This helps those of us trying to learn to be effective stackers.
Very good Silver Dragons!
Picking up my
5 1/2 year old granddaughter from school right now and we’re headed our LCS. And Buying her 2 Buffalo’s.
Keep Stacking!
I look forward to getting grand kids engaged with it too
@@CjplusLj
It’s fantastic !
She loves it. In fact it was her idea. So away we go!
You will have good luck some day with them.
I love generic rounds, and generic bars. I like to get the most bang for my buck.😊
I'm glad I can still get anything at all for my bucks
Appreciate you as always silver dragons. Keep up the great work
From a newbie in the world of metals Thank you for this video. I have struggled to know what I should have in my silver collection. Since I want to have coins for bartering I am going to add junk silver to my current collection. So much to learn. Thank you.
Been stacking alot of junk silver since i stumbled on this page , didnt only any before
I’m a Millennial and new here. Appreciate your channel.
Been in the BTC / crypto game for a while. Some technical analysts I follow on Twitter exposed me to the precious metal breakouts happening now. Snagged a bunch of silver American eagles / maples / bars after finding channels like yours a couple weeks ago (good timing!), along with a gold Kruger.
Happy to see the old guard and the new guard (commodities) have so much in common. I just wish more gold & silver bugs were accepting of BTC and vice versa. We’re all on the same team IMO. The anti fiat establishment.
You can carry billions ($) in your pocket with a hard wallet and go anywhere in the world.
Thank you for helping guide & educate me on Silver Stacking, looking forward to add some gold to my portfolio if I am chosen the winner !
Another great video Silver Dragons. Got my start in silver finding 'junk' in my change, love handling the old coins, thinking about the stuff it was buying back in 1895, 1930 etc.. Currently selling stuff that I dont use around the house to stack some extra silver. A great motivation to get some old car parts out of the garage too, free up some space in the garage to fill up some space in the safe.
That’s excellent advice honestly. I totally agree with you on everything you said.
thanks silver dragons. keep teaching the publc. so important
Love the knowledge u bring to the stacking community
I need all the Silvers
Now is the time to start selling BB
Nice
Always buy a bunch of each. Grows each stack a bit each time. TY!
The best thing I've learned from you is understanding what premiums are, when to, and what to buy? There have been times where I like a product because it's unique artistry. The downside is my tendency is to say; I will keep this always without just saving for potential barter needs. Kinda like being a greedy horder, but not really? I just need to keep my feet on the ground and be practical and not just enamor the piece for it's beauty. 😆 Anyway you look at it, I've learned more about stacking whereas my older goals were purely numismatic. Thank you for your videos! 👍
thanks silver dragon love you video keep stoking
Thanks for the update. Holding til the madness settles.
Always informative Silver Dragons!
Thanks silver dragons for all your hard work
Thanks Silver Dragons, great stuff as always.
I’m glad Silver is finally reaching closer to $30.00 a ounce. I’m still holding and might be taking some profits.
Omg i really hope we get a pullback ....i want more but refuse to pay these spot prices....im heavily positioned in silver and dont want to raise my dollar cost average....im hopiing to see 25$ and and ill back up the truck!
Keep info coming.....the info for constitutional is awesome....years...glitches...low runners ...and rare oddities so my junk is silver not my crazy retirement dream
great video for new stackers.
Great information dragon thumbs up .
I was really hoping the prices would be dropping. Gonna get a bit of fiat set aside and hope for a pull back
Truly enjoy watching and learning!
Excellent report 💯
It's interesting how back to front it is in New Zealand. Some bullion dealers are selling sovereign coins for $45 - 50 NZD. BUT most generic coins sell for $55 - 60 NZD. Hence, i don't buy many rounds.
Great video brother thanks for the info 💯
Always informative SD. Cheers
I think junk silver is the way to go. If you look at how quick the value went up last year around March compared to the other options, it’s a no brainer. The more the population continues to wake up the more it becomes hard to get and the more valuable it gets. Get it now while you can.
When buying junk silver quarters I recommend checking out modern silver proof coins. You can grab a roll modern uncirculated silver proof quarters for close to the same price as a roll of heavily circulated pre 65' quarters that hold no numismatic value. To me its a no brainer, you can dump modern uncirculated silver proof quarters for $10+ on live auctions all day.
Great post as usual. Thanks. I know it's an abomination to mention war nickels and 40%, but I add those for multiple reasons.
A few thoughts/questions (possibly to be updated)
- Are buffalos made by the US mint? Do they have more value to other rounds?
- It seems like it isn’t just bars but greater bulk in general that has lower premiums based on what I see from ebay sellers. (the good ones) a 10oz bar has the same premium as that of 10 coins, and a tube has a slightly lower premium than just one coin. I’ve mainly been buying RCM silver though so I don’t know if that’s everywhere.
I’m buying Constitutional right now! -DS
To expensive today. 20 is most I will pay for 90% it will drop again soon
@@mattmatt6572 I like to dollar cost average 90%
4 decade stacker........silver is silver....buy the most advantageous premium.... ultimately the melting pot doesnt care whoose art work is stamped on the front...only a few people do
obviously, you gotta sell to those few
My experience is when trying to sell they offer spot or less, doesn't matter if it's sovereign bullion or generic! Is this true across the board?
@@sammansour87Mostly. But the money of the land is important. If you're in US, they will offer you more for silver eagles than generic rounds or bars, or Canadian maples, etc.
@@hydraxc2478. Correction Precious Metals Dealers will only offer the Spot value at the high points in market Valuation.
I needed to hear this. Very good video and very informative. I love to stack. I have always thought differently about things in life. Growing up 7 of 8 children, we did not have a lot. But I was always interested in coins. I'm glad that I have been stacking. It is my hobby and go-to. I'm the only female and person in my family who stack. I rather buy silver than that box of candy. My wants and needs are different, and I don't want a toothache.😂
In the Netherlands, there is an extra tax on the silver bars of 21%..... On coins there isn't any, that's because the .999 coins have a ''face value''. This way, the coins are valuta instead of a silver investment object. This tax on the silver bars (Ii.e. silver without a face value) is because it is nowadays more used as an intermediate rather than an investment good. Therefor in the Netherlands it is in any case more obvious to invest in silver .999 coins then in bars. On average you pay $1150 for a 1kg silver bar (including tax and fee).......
How about a video with Tim on what he's paying to a customer on each of these types.
I'm trying to picture myself bartering with my neighbor a silver dime for a soda in the apocalypse
Few weeks ago we took my boy to the local shop and he picked out a handful of rounds and go a tube of eagles. He had a blast and he is 2yr. His savings account was paying out .01% and with inflation he was loosing money. But it’s been fun and he loves having something tangible
I started a year ago and if I left it in the bank,impulse buying would have eaten up all of it but I put it in silver and gold and out of a total of $30,203.00 ,I now have a value of $35,982.00 so I made over $5 grand in interest! I am now 60 and got a late start but I am a healthy and active person so I will probably be around in 20 years so I am stacking for the future. I got in around $21 per ozt so looking at that $29 mark makes me feel good! I made sure to get a variety but most of my silver is made by a government mint. Maples,ASE’s, and Krugerrands and RCM 10 ozt bars. I also got some other ten ozt bars but I try to make them all the same,like ten rcm bars and seven and working on ten sunshine bars and magnificent maples are going to be my last one to collect. I have one so now I have to get nine more ! I have to have a even ten of each type I buy!😅 I even got ten five ozt cast poured nine fine mint bars in those little orange boxes! I also got ten two ounce scottsdale stackers with a fiver thrown in to make it a even 25. I use that and the tube of rands to match with the nine fine bars to make another even 100 ozt. I’m well over 600 and getting close to 700 really soon! Even got some silver Deutchmarks that my grandmother and great aunties used when they were young before the end of the war. I have some numismatic stuff and in my piggybank I found a couple of 1983 pennies that weighed 3.1 grams and I was told they were worth a lot of money. Now I have to look through all of them again because I only pulled out the 1982 and earlier ones for the copper valve. But I swear I weighed at least two 1983 ones that weighed 3.1 grams!😅😅
I've been watching Silver and Gold prices for the past month, I have two out of the three P.M.'s you mentioned, I just can't get into junk silver, but that's just me, I have purchased junk Silver for my Wife but very little. Ah, Such as Life. THE SARGE
Well done Silver Dragons 👍
Just came across your channel recently. Do you have any content on graded silver coins, and how they hold value over time? Thanks so much ✌️
The ten year high for silver is on the horizon!!!!
That would be such a blessing to win! Gl everyone!
I buy 100 oz bars because I'm really only interested in holding on to ounces of gold in the end, and to me silver is a means to get gold for cheaper in the future and 100 oz of silver is around an ounce of gold in price.
Great video as always.
I’ve been watching you for a while now and something has consistently bothered me. Both you and Harry have talked about the value of junk silver for barter. But I can’t help but think it is making the assumption that the person you are bartering with KNOWS about pre ‘65 coins and their silver content. Otherwise they just going see the face value of coin.
I’d be interested in your thoughts. Thanks!
Nice. How about doing a study on the best choices in regards to the spread when it comes time to sell.
My first silver were buffaloes I think they are a great start to a collection. I plan on giving some away to the children in my family that help start their collections.
Great, as always!
I went to my local coin dealer in Bowling Green, OH Saturday and he wanted to charge me 18 percent over spot on junk silver! I declined and bought 3 silver rounds for only $28 bucks each...
Hi Silver Dragons. I enjoy your videos and have learned much about stacking from you. I know it is a popular position to talk about buying junk silver just in case we will need to barter for goods and services in the future. I think it is noteworthy to point out that the USA economy is the engine that runs the world. The strength and integrity of the US dollar is the benchmark of the world economy. Stacking any precious metals for the expressed purpose of barter is an exercise in futility. Buying coins for their collector value can be a sticky wicket unless you are very knowledgeable on the subject. Bullion is simple to figure out and to keep track of. Bullion premiums are the lowest and that is where you will get the best return on your investment. Just my opinion and thanks for the great videos.
who else's opinion could it have been
I've been checking silver prices on eBay and I came across a 500gram bar really cheap. I don't think this will be for sale to long.
Thanks for the awesome videos.
I’d love to see you do a video on the comparison of 1 ounce silver of junk silver versus 1 ounce round versus 1 ounce coin. … Just to see which of the groupings of 1 ounce items were cheaper maybe using the spot price of $28 even
Very informative video.Awesome.
Nicely done SD
Found your channel about a year ago when i first started stacking. 2oz of gold and 75 oz of silver later! I just wish i started much much sooner…
buy now and you are starting sooner
@@DrSchor huh? Im a year and change in
In a SHTF situation, I can't see how anyone will give a crap that you have an ASE to barter with. It'll all be worth spot regardless of what kind it is.
I've been buying bars and coins. No junk, I figure i could always just cut my rounds if I need to make change. Silver is silver right.
I'm going to do a bit of a translation/conversion for us Aussies.
Junk Silver::
-Pre-decimal coins BEFORE 1946 are 92.5% Silver. (1946 onwards are only 50% Silver)
-1966 Round 50cent coins are 80% silver (Fun bit of history these)
Silver Rounds::
Perth Mint 1oz Kangaroo's are technically a coin, but they're typically our cheapest round.
Perth Mint occasionally produce a 1oz bar with a lower premium than the 1oz roo
Bars::
Perth Mint stopped producing the 10z bars. If you want something in this size be prepared to get a less-known Aussie brand like an XAG Intrinsic tender, ABC, Peter W Beck or whatever buyback is in stock.
Dragons if you ever get the chance it would be awesome to see you speak to Matt Thompson from here in Australia, he primarily deals in numismatics but he works at a bullion shop and he does youtube
Waiting on my Walking Liberty Halves, Junk is all I'm buying for now
Halves no halfs
I think constitutional silver is great stuff; can't wait for it to come back.
Gold??
@@elle1014elle 90% Silver. 🥰
Great video Dragons
Only $2 more dollars then I can sell this heavy stuff and break even!!! It's taken... YEARS to get to this point. I'm so happy I have a permanent grin on my face!!!! Dear God, never again!! I'll stick with gold
Exactly why I'm telling people on here not to buy now. I bought mine all for under 23 and could sell at a profit but will hold it awhile prolly at least til next year. Doubt it gos much higher befor it drops awhile maybe next year it hits 30
IF it ever comes to barter, then dimes, quartes & 50 cent would be best.
Junk silver is best
Yep, pre 1965!
That's what I'm stacking. $13 face in the past week.
If it's free, junk silver is great. But for your hard earned cash, pure, real silver with no bs is best.
@ silver dragons! Do you think people should also start purchasing gold even with these high prices??🐲🐉🐲🐉
Wish I would've come across your channel 2 years ago 😅
Yes, Junk Silver will be great for trading, or you buy Bars(Cheapest Option) and in a time of Economic Disaster, you melt down those Bars into Silver Pearls. This can be done with a simple Soldering Iron. I recommend only doing this with one Bar at a time.
Maybe touch on bars vs vintage bars - I see that vintage bar can have quite a premium- great video
I know there's more of a premium, but I'm also adding fractional silver like grams. Not a lot but a little.
Just buy constitutional 90%. It’s the best fractional for potential bartering.
Yep. I'm doing that too
Great info!!!!
I’d buy that “generic” engelhard for spot 😊
That's smart to ask what local coin shop likes to pay more for certain types
Another great video!!
I'm from St.louis area also. Should I buy silver here in Missouri since there is no tax instead of PINBEX? If so where do you recommend to buy here in St.louis area?
If I have $800 to spend would you recommend I get a bunch of eagle silver coins with that much or get a single large bar for that price?
The thing about junk silver is the premium is just too high so your not paying spot price: your paying much higher
It would be nice to be able to afford to buy just eagles. Yet, if the price of silver goes way up, getting spot price on bars or rounds is fine with me
Harry has helped us with him and his team's knowledge and expertise!! We started three years ago and are incredibly stoked to work on our investments through metals!! You all rock, btw!!! J&R
i would recommend whatnot becuase a lot of people selling silver under spot right now
Get the cheap silver where you can. There have been some at spot deals which are great. Premiums were so high for years that it seemed like the low premium stuff would never come back
Mr Harry thanks for the gold donation for the Gold GIVEAWAY VIDEO for view.s.
Excellent job explaining! Thoughts on Engelhard
I am a long time subscriber .I live in Australia,am I in the Gold give away ?