Benefits of Junk Silver 🔥

Here are some of the benefits to junk silver that i explain in the video:
-Limited Supply
-Key Dates
-History
-Great way to stack fractional silver for cheap
-Low Maintenance
-Trusted
-Very liquid and easy to sell
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Hope you enjoyed this video! I explain several benefits of junk silver (constitutional silver) in this video & why you may want to start stacking it! Everyone has personal preference to what they like to stack so im not trying to convince you to get into junk silver, just some reasons why people do invest into it and maybe this will inspire you to see the benefits as well.

[@undefinedsilver6089]

This is the silver I like to handle the most! Handfuls of it! This is REAL money!

[@wildwildwest1286]

I keep a little bag full of half-dollars and silver dollars just to handle and let them clink around.Love the stuff.

[@wildwildwest1286]

I do stack a little bit,but by far I have more junk silver,and yes,I got started with coins from Grandma.I just bought two rolls of Mercs,can't wait to open them!

[@michaelporter5679]

Loved these videos! Its nuts how much they have gone up in value in such a short amount of time.

[@aww773]

One thing I like to point out about junk silver coins is that there are really three values attached to each coin: its weight in silver, its dollar face value, and it collector value. As far as I have been collecting, junk silver coins have always been worth more than their melt. Worst comes to worst, the coins themselves are actual money. As far as I am aware, a random silver bar will usually just be worth its weight in silver. With some bullion coins like the silver eagles you are asked to pay a significant premium for a coin that is intended from day one to be uncirculated and everyone and their mother is collecting it. So the chances of appreciation for a coin like that are slim.

[@dondesnoo1771]

The 40% halves are money and closest to the stamped value I try to get nice ones have lots Morgan's at 4$ yrs ago .

[@masterstacker2833]

Subscribed. Been listening for a long time. Always entertaining and informative.

[@ogpapafan8552]

I love mercury dimes

[@tjdimarzio8074]

My grandpa is who started me on my stacking journey too! I remember every Christmas he would give me a giant can full of change and in his broken English with an Italian accent would teach me what years to set aside, pre 65, and which one's were truly junk, post 65...

[@kiwionarope]

DebbyAbqNM very true , because one day you will wake up and the previous generations we took for grated on being here forever...will be gone.

[@daveware4117]

Im big into "junk silver" too. Im really heavy on the dimes because i like having lots of small stuff for small purchases

[@rleafs7144]

Thanks for adding that 1958 Canada Sillver dollar to your "Junk silver" video!! One of my favorites!

[@MuhammadUsman-rz8eg]

Great informative video defining the "Numismatic" value of old Silver coins!

[@dwingsworld2581]

Great constitutional sivler!! It is very beneficial to have in your stack. I started in reverse, however I am all on board with it!! Thanks so much for sharing!!

[@EZ2CRUISE]

Well this vid gets my vote the next time you ask us about the favorite vid of yours. Keep them coming.

[@joshuabreedlove6220]

Great video . I got a hefty pile of it. Very informative . I always was told by pa-pa these things you are saying.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Sweet intro and this is exactly how My Mary got me started. As I will never spend my stack I have all this for pleasure and oh my I am a happy fella !

[@TomokosEnterprize]

For sure bud.

[@bigfootsilverhideseeker2856]

I feel the same way! Even common dates are probably rarer than you think. The common dates were more than likely the first sacrificial lambs offered up to the smelter. who truly knows how much there is left out there.

[@masterstacker2833]

A great video. Really enjoyed it.

[@ArgentumSpartus]

Great video, thanks for sharing!!

[@davidcolquhoun9646]

Cool coins slayer,I'm from Scotland and just started collecting junk silver.I collect UK half crowns and full crowns,but will need to get some dollars 👍

[@euniceprather6478]

I just picked up a 6466 and a 1961 peso and a 1967 silver Canadian dime I like the other countries and they are beautiful I got a bunch of 90% American for today I went Canadian and Mexican

[@karenticks2818]

Suggestions for first time purchase. Thanks

[@ricktempleton3415]

Nice silver spread you have there.

[@ericcasagrande]

Great video.

[@italiang8470]

I picked up some last few weeks

[@strattuner]

not georgeous,real money,real,been buying it since 1969, I knew it would be the hero in the end,it is what I want to be paid with when I work,not paper

[@VeteranStacker]

What was the defining moment that got you to start your channel? I have been stacking for almost 2 decades and I have a lot to say but I'm terrified of exposing myself?

[@zack94attack1]

Just do it!

[@azmike1]

A friend of mine has over 2000 1964 Kennedy Halves! Cool eh? Those are nice coins!

[@nikolayyanev5222]

What do you think about silver 0.835 coins?

[@TKA-METALS]

Nice!

[@willemshattuck1403]

Hey slayer nice video. I just started getting into silver. I got 10 walking liberties for $6.75 each and two of them have D on them and I got 4 Kennedy half dollars for $6.50 a piece. Are those good prices or am I getting ripped off. I'm mainly just trying to get as much weight not numismatic. What are your thoughts? Thanks

[@mykittenisagrandmaster4381]

Willem Shattuck Co8n shops charge around 7.00 to around 6.50 for halves. If you are buying them from a person. I would try to get them for around 5.00 each. That way if you ever have to resell them for any reason. You will either break even or make a profit.

[@michaeldupuy696]

This lad is smart, he is 100 percent right, Junk silver has less silver content than the pure .999 coins, but it has the numismatic value, the old junk silver coins are not in production anymore, meaning they have more value

[@andreg3912]

You should be careful, not only Morgan Dollars can be faked. On the web you can also get fake Walking Liberty and Franklin Half Dollar coins.

[@bombsawaylemay770]

No pre-1933 gold?

[@douglaswilliams6834]

Great video! I love constitutional ("junk") silver. Like you said, it's the best way to get fractionals. I like to clean mine (I won't clean Morgans or Peace dollars) and keep it in a big canvas bag. I love the way silver coins sound when clinked together.

[@moneymaniacs944]

Great video we also love old silver we personally don't call it junk silver, but that's just us. I know a lot of people do, anyways great collection keep stacking. We also have some videos out we made about silver check them out and let us know what you think!!! Keep stacking my friend!

[@mcribbans3904]

Silver Slayer, I am 13 and I have my own stack, I recently got 200 dollars and I plan to buy something from JM Bullion, Do you know about any good prices for coins there, also I have an idea for a next video for you: Could you do a video on other types of bullion like Platinum, Palladium, and copper purely because I have not seen many videos about those metals and I plan to buys some when I get older

[@mcribbans3904]

Thanks

[@jamaredaniels2845]

I think that will be a good topic for a video

[@scotttaylor5596]

Ben Ribbans I wouldn't worry about copper, it's not a valuable medal, but pre 1982 pennies are copper and have a melt value of 2.5 cents. Unfortunately you can't melt them.

[@bobc5137]

I love junk silver !!!!

[@screaminsilvereagle1072]

I found a "we buy gold" place and this guy sells me SAE for spot and junk at 11 to 1, peace and morgan's for 15-16...After all the places I have been this place is by far the fairest

[@mykittenisagrandmaster4381]

Sup Mister Slayer I just sold 520 Washington silver quarters

[@mykittenisagrandmaster4381]

Silver Slayer I have 5 rolls of 1964 Kennedy half dollars 5 silver dollars and 1 10 oz Johnson Matthey. I might sell

[@mykittenisagrandmaster4381]

Silver Slayer I was telling Miss Silver Diva and Miss Lady Liberty Stacker about the half dollar rolls I purchased from a bank. I paid 80 dollar's and made over 300 bucks.

[@azmike1]

But there are millions and millions and millions of 90% silver coins still out there. They are not rare. Except particular ones that are a rare mintage count. Keep stackin' pal! Good job.

[@charlesadkins7067]

thats a great stack of junk silver im jealous i dont ave anywhere near that much

[@someentityhere6904]

Mercury Dimes, here we go...

[@veritasfiles]

Okay, but if you're selling your Silver for "your price" then you're not selling your Silver. When you sell Silver, it's at the "MARKET PRICE" which means whatever price people are willing to pay, which may not correspond with "your price". What you're really doing is try to take profits or some other such nonsense. You're not actually selling.....which implies a market. Anyone buying Silver in order to sell it at "[their] your price" should get out of Silver immediately and never buy another ounce. They don't understand metals and are locked into short-term profit-making thinking, which has little or nothing to do with precious metals. Gold & Silver are MONEY... not a profit-making game.

[@johngriffiths3952]

Maybe I have to watch the video in it's entirety to understand your comment, but he sounded like a very old 12 year old and super annoying so I had to stop. Just because I sell something at " MY" price, it still constitutes me selling that item. What is wrong with making a profit? Gold and Silver is " not a profit-making game " .. are you on crack? I buy for 15 an ounce, i'd like it to move higher after some years .. maybe to 25, 30 higher even. Are you aware of what a profit is? Say you buy a house for 20,000 and you fix it up a bit and a month later you sell it for 75,000 .. that difference is called a profit. You'll find that profit is all around from restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, trades, construction and wall street. Why are you bitter? Moms sold your wheat cent collection for drugs?

[@michael61985]

I love US silver coinage

[@Robertodelgadorocks]

I want to buy junk silver but I don't understand it lol. I'm kinda new to this

[@tjdimarzio8074]

If you just think of it like every dollar worth of change should equal about 12 or 13 bucks. So if you get four quarters for 12 or 13 bucks or 10 dimes for 12 or 13 bucks that is usually a fair price. Or if you think of it like three 50 cent pieces weigh almost an ounce so you should pay about 18 bucks or so for the three coins just an easy way to compare to see if you're getting a good deal

[@tjdimarzio8074]

Silver Slayer good to know, thanks!

[@krieggilthunder4772]

I can't wait to me a grandpa. I won't to give my collection to my grand kids. hopefully I can amass a small fortune for them

[@cliffshaw1234]

Iv'e Boughten ? ....ouch ! .Other then that Good Video .

[@husseins.7463]

5:01 xD

[@azmike1]

NO eBAY!!

[@micahlecourias9133]

u talk about ur coin dealer a lot I wonder if he watches ur vids

[@edwardhoover3727]

About 3.5 billion dollars face . . .

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YEAST VIOTIFUL VDIO

[@benjamincharles668]

I want to wake up one morning and find out that my portfolio is $4, 000,000 . I know it’s possible

[@richardjames4952]

This is really depending on your investment curve. Just invest wisely!

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[@thegamersgalaxy2855]

"Boughten" 😆 Difficult to listen to anyone that lacks proper english vocabulary at this stage of life🤔