Junk Silver Unboxing - Is it Worth Buying?

Here is the part two video from the one earlier last week. I discuss the benefits or reasons why people purchase junk silver.
1) What is it? It's not "junk" it's based off it's composition, 90% silver. Any quarters or dimes from 1964 or earlier will be junk or constitutional silver.
2) Why buy it? SHTF scenarios or mainly seen as barter money
3) Understanding it's price, we used a 20.65x example to illustrate it's spot price.
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[@dandydonslife9869]

Great explanation on the X price how to figure and what it means, been trying to figure this out but now understand, thanks.

[@dandydonslife9869]

Well I thought I understood it but try to apply to recent order didn’t come out right, I bought 100 face for 2229.00 but when I divide by 10 I get 222.9 X 1.4= 312.06. That don’t look right, what am I doing wrong?

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@@dandydonslife9869 Just always divide the price by the face value! So from your example of $2229, it would be $2229/100 = 22.29 X 1.4 = $31.20 is spot value! Hope it makes sense!

[@dandydonslife9869]

@@Privamint it does thanks