Why I Don't Buy Slabbed Silver Coins

[@kode3]

Funny thing is over the last 3 years the only silver I've sold for profit are slabbed ASE's.

[@SilverDragons47]

kode3 yeah if you can flip em for profit go for it! just not my thing 🔥🐉

[@ramadanhajjmecca8725]

@@SilverDragons47 I'm a huge collector of gold and silver and buy bullions as normal like you guys, but I have to have some slabbed Ms69 ms70 for my self not to sell for personal

[@AlandMocorporations]

@@ramadanhajjmecca8725 whatchu got there buddy

[@AlandMocorporations]

selling anymore

[@ravenoustreasure7452]

I feel this way about community poured silver. High premium you will NEVER recoup..bring a poured loaf to an LCS and see what they offer IF they even make an offer. Bring them a 1994 MS70 ASE and see what happens.

[@tommygrngo]

Asset protection 100%

[@silver4all]

I buy slabbed ASE'S coins for my collection but I don't stack slabbed coins. I also like to give them as gifts to family members.

[@silverwiskers7371]

Awesome

[@SilverDragons47]

Fred Gar they are super cool to collect for sure! 🔥🐉

[@bruceliggett8036]

I absolutely agree with you dude, I don't like the slabbed coins either. I don't give a dam about scratches or milk spots. I like being able to hold it without all that white gloves bullshit. Its JUST an ounce of silver ffs. Thanks for the video!

[@britishmgtow7251]

Same

[@SilverDragons47]

Bruce Liggett yep slabs are such a scam 😂🔥🐉

[@crystalward393]

You go Dragons, touch those coins. It always amazes me how everyone is worried about what everyone else does. They are yours, do with them what you will.

[@SilverDragons47]

Crystal Ward lol i’ll touch em twice if people say not to... it’s not like i’m gonna go blind 😂🔥🐉

[@numismaticmaster8612]

The reason why PCGS doesn't put "American Silver Eagle" is because they're an American based company, and they only state the country of origin for foreign coins, given how there are so many different designs from all over the world throughout history.

[@ECP]

Older Vintage Numismatic Coins Like Rare Morgans, Seated Liberty, ect... to me make sense to be verified by a reputable company like PCGS or NGC. Verifying very collectible coins and having them graded can substantially change the value... A MS 62 or MS 63 Morgan doesn’t nearly have the value a MS 66 or MS 67 or above in Coins like Morgans. Stacking Modern Silver-is a totally different story... Makes no sense to have Silver Eagles you stack to be graded unless it has a sentimental value like my fathers Silver Eagles he passed on to me... That being said... We are obviously talking about two totally different things... Keep up the great videos my friend...

[@SilverDragons47]

ECP - EAST COAST PROSPECTING exactly slab the numismatics but the rest are a scam 🔥🐉

[@numanuma20]

@@SilverDragons47 I agree. Bullion graded coins are such a scam because you will always end up with a MS or PF 69 or 70 and you end up paying more fir something really just valued for it's metal content.

[@YankeeStacking]

I avoid them too. Counterfeiters also like to hide their fakes sometimes behind sealed plastic too. 😉👌🏼

[@SilverDragons47]

Yankee Stacking exactly... such a scam 🔥🐉

[@kriswibbenhorstermeister9885]

How does a proof coin sent by the mint, miss the MS70 mark? I wish I knew

[@harryzero1566]

Buying graded/slabbed bullion is just another form of stamp collecting. My collecting aspect of PMs is because I particularly like a design. I look forward to the end of 2020 regarding last issue of the QBs, ok the 10oz silver and 1oz platinum versions may trail a couple of years later. The only coins I've flipped are coins that I no longer thought that good after all. I still like my eagles, philharmonics, maples and my Britannias. My turtles and kangaroos I would have preferred not to have bought. These will get used for an asset or gold conversion.

[@SilverDragons47]

harryzero 156 yeah it is great for collecting but not stacking... 👍🏽🔥🐉

[@TomokosEnterprize]

I am the same bud. My collection is for me and only me. If push came to shove no one will even get a hair over spot. They are nice but I see folks with spotted slabs and other issues as well. If and if I was a dedicated collector/flipper that would be a different story for sure. I think I will just stay playing with my friends and building weight with poured. Good post bud. It's my bday today.

[@SilverDragons47]

Tomoko's Enterprize yep playing with molten is more fun than slabs... happy late birthday Dean!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐉

[@TomokosEnterprize]

@@SilverDragons47 You bet and a big thanks bud.

[@danielmclaughlin5546]

You make some very valid points. When buying silver coins I go for price. Recently, the Canadian Maple Leaf $5 Coins run up to 50 cents a coin cheaper, so I have been getting them. They have the same amount of Silver as an Eagle, but you save on them.

[@imcirgold]

I don't have alot of ASE's left I've sold or traded for other things with greater value but still like them and need to get more !! Great video my friend !!

[@SilverDragons47]

CIR GOLD They are very cool! I always check em out 🔥🐉

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Only time I buy slabs is if the price is to good to pass up. That's not very often but it does happen once in awhile lol. Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@SilverDragons47]

Clayton County History Hound yeah mostly not a good deal... 🤷🏽‍♂️🔥🐉

[@rreagan007]

I wouldn't buy modern coins slabbed, but if I was buying older coins of numismatic value I'd want it in a professionally graded slab.

[@kyblanton]

I believe First Strike constitutes as coins sent in for grading within the first 30 days after issue. 👊🏼

[@SilverDragons47]

Shoba gotcha... not a scam at all 😂🔥🐉

[@kyblanton]

Silver Dragons lol right!

[@drwho6908]

@@kyblanton: First Strike is coins minted the frst day or in some cases the first hour or so. ER is for coins minted in the first 30 days the first day naturally excluded.

[@kyblanton]

Dr Who right but how does the grading service know you have one of those coins? You must submit within a certain time

[@drwho6908]

@@kyblanton: The paperwork from the Mint. NGC and PCGS both have an App that explains everything. Basically you have to send the unopened box immediately to them upon receipt or have the Mint send directly to them. You can email all your directions to them or tape a letter with your instructions on the package. Payment and return shipping information is also in the App.

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

Since we’re all aware that silver will tarnish, eventually, then why the heck would you pay a premium for a silver bullion (or any type of silver) coin wrapped in plastic? Your MS70, with toning, or spotting, is no longer an MS70. Bye-Bye premiums. Be smart, just buy the BU, and stack them for your future purchasing power.

[@silverhustlin1390]

Toning doesn't effect MS grading and quite possibly be more appealing to some?

[@SilverDragons47]

Victor Frankenstein depends on the toning I think it could increase the value is if rainbows but that is very rare. 🔥🐉

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

I might add, please take care of your bullion, because Condition will always have an effect on their sale value. A local LCS will always be willing to take your ASE’s, but for max value, you have to keep them in BU version. So wear gloves, and stop clacking them together, unless you really only want spot price for them. And if that’s the case, well, then O.K., do what you want with, or to them.

[@SilverDragons47]

Victor Frankenstein lol they are already not BU so eh 🔥🐉

[@Paranoid-Philosopher]

Oh my God. Wear gloves! Joking! I personally like to get my paws on my coins, but we're all different in that respect. Great points and video, buddy.😊

[@SilverDragons47]

Paranoid Philosopher lol they are already toned, scratched, and beautiful 😁🔥🐉

[@Paranoid-Philosopher]

@@SilverDragons47 Haha. Excellent, buddy.😊

[@aracelisantoyo1750]

Paranoid Philosopher same here. I like to feel them. Forget the gloves bs. 🙂

[@moonrocker1511]

I have some beautiful slabbed Morgan's that I plan on keeping forever. The value will only go up on these coins. I stack for the future, not for flipping. And, I don't like my coins getting scratched up and ugly with finger prints. If I ever decide to sell a coin, it will be nice and clean and protected for the buyer.

[@indyxpbullion2422]

Slabs, just like stacking, is a hedge against the future. Stacking hedges the economic market, slabbing hedges the collector market but even if it’s weak when you go to cash in, it’s still silver and worth it’s weight. I buy both but only when I get lucky and find a good deal on a MS70 slab. Plus the collectibility of slabs keeps my interest peaked. Don’t get me wrong though...I’m still mostly stacking for weight!

[@SilverDragons47]

The Indy-pendent Stacker yeah they do make a good collection but for stacking they are a scam 🔥🐉

[@lunnexfilm643]

This is intresting my friend. Im starting to stack. And its hard to buy here in the philippines. Ive Been watching alot of your videos.

[@vyesitsme9203]

Well there it is! Silver I like milk spots I don’t! If I like the coin I buy it. Interesting story on why you don’t like like slabbed coins! Oh yes I did not think about that coin depreciating value in the slab ! Thanks for sharing! Nice Video! 🎈👍👍👍

[@SilverDragons47]

V Yes its me exactly... thanks for watching!!! 🔥🐉

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Hi Dragon. I do not buy modern bullion that has been graded. I have 2 Silver Eagles that are slabbed and certified to have been recovered from Ground Zero. The provenance is worth certification. They are both from 2000. I deal with the Mint for Special Silver Eagles, so I don't have a need for certification. *:-)*

[@SilverDragons47]

Donald in New Mexico those do sound cool to own because they have history... reg slabbed ASE are such a scam 🔥🐉

[@loodzzenburger9197]

Cool vid, late to the party. I started with stacking Eags. Then I just started stacking 90% constitutional. Fortunate enough to have a couple real good guys that have quality for low. So the intrinsic value is there as well as the numismatic value. I save for my kids and they're interested in this hobby as well. I think in the near future there won't be a lot of collectors. Kids generally aren't interested in coin collecting. So even if it will loose numismatic value in the future, I think the intrinsic will still be there. I've wanted to start selling but never made the jump. Just been saving EVERYTHING. 😵😂

[@jtstacey83]

to be classified first strike the coin must be submitted within the first month of release. it's more a marketing term as the us mint starts minting coins nearly a year prior to release.

[@theburningcoincollector6315]

The reason why I don't buy them is that they're a lot more expensive usually than a normal coin that is not in that same holder... I would only buy them if they're not a just bullion coin

[@SilverDragons47]

The Burning coin Collector exactly... way overpriced and such a scam 🔥🐉

[@theburningcoincollector6315]

Correct, correct, correct,

[@FirstCoastCoin]

Silver bullion coins don’t get circulated so any coin pulled from a roll is at least MS69. The “first strike” “FDOI” etc. are just a way to get that extra buck from the consumer. I refuse to buy slabbed bullion as well.

[@SilverDragons47]

Main Squeeze yep such a scam 😂🔥🐉

[@Kwadzcom]

I feel bad for the person that spent the money to gift you that slab... maybe a thank you and appreciation for the gift would be better perceived????

[@SilverDragons47]

Kwadz.com lol it was coinman 5000. he is very cool and we have done trades since then 🔥🐉

[@joeblow9657]

Pawn Stars: never clean your coins it ruins the value Silver Dragons: It's literally just for the silver bullion value, do whatever, dirt has not extra value

[@localandonlinepreciousmeta3575]

Clean means polish when it comes to coins. But cleaning (non coin world) means 🧼 🚿

[@jonathancrocker366]

In all fairness this is your opinion. And have you priced slabbed ASE"s from 1986 - 2009 lately? And i bet your opinions have changed since the making of this video ... Just a hunch.

[@jaimedemarkitos9090]

Fantastic information my friend!!! LIKEEEEE 👍👍👍

[@SilverDragons47]

Jaime de Markitos thanks so much my friend!!! 🔥🐉

[@honestlynate7922]

Ase are mostly ms 70 if u never open the tube. You can never recoup the 16 dollar grading fee. I have 1 graded coin. A 2018 peidmont koala. Mostly because it cost no more than the unslabbed version.

[@SilverDragons47]

Argent King lol if it’s the same price then go for it 😂 still takes up more space though for large stacks 🔥🐉

[@andrewboyer1756]

Ok so I agree with the no slab but whats ur opinion on slabbing silver pandas since everyone knos there value increases over the years... I have been looking but haven't bought any yet... Like to get a few opinions

[@SilverDragons47]

Andrew Boyer that may have been the case with older pandas but the new ones are such a high mintage I don’t see the point 🔥🐉

[@meteoman7958]

Did you see the milk spots over the rising sun?

[@SilverDragons47]

MétéoMan I did not see them but i’m not surprised if they are there 😂🔥🐉

[@onuscronus984]

A bullion coin is a bullion coin. That doesn't mean we can't put a nice one in a capsule. I never collected graded coins myself because it just ups the price. I would only slab a coin if it was a rare old coin and I was going to resale it.

[@SilverDragons47]

Onus Cronus exactly! only slab numismatics 🔥🐉

[@TennesseeJoshua]

I think it has to come in to be graded within the first 30 days of being released is what makes it a first strike. Could be wrong but i think thats it

[@SilverDragons47]

Appalachian Stackin' still seems like a total scam because they probably send em in before they are even released 😂🔥🐉

[@TennesseeJoshua]

@@SilverDragons47 oh yeah im sure youre right about that. But i agree slabbed ASEs seem like a total waste of a slab

[@edbooth946]

I don't see the name of a reputable third party grading service on that slab, so I would say it was just a gimmick to get more money for it. Can you even test to see if it is real silver? Thanks for the video.

[@richardcarson3596]

it says pcgs

[@SilverDragons47]

Ed Booth you can still test it but it requires an expensive sigma machine 🔥🐉

[@COPPERMOUNTAINCOINS.]

I buy slabed ASE, for stacking I buy 69's because that way I can get both a coin value and silver I pay cheap and sell high. I understand that not all stackers are not coin collectors but it kind of goes hand in hand so I dont understand your logic. Just dont over pay for them I get those 69's for about 25 dollars or less and have sold them for 50 dollars or more so i think you need to rethink your logic.

[@SilverDragons47]

Robert Waterman I do mention that they are good for flipping it’s just not my thing 👍🏽🔥🐉

[@NicholasKon9]

i have see some article that graded silver does not have buy back value

[@honestlynate7922]

If it milkspots it absolutely affects the grade. Ngc has a disclaimer on their website about it. They are not responsible and blah blah. I found out when i went to verify my only graded coin

[@SilverDragons47]

Argent King yes for sure... such a scam 😂🔥🐉

[@silversteeler2851]

I've made it a point not to own a slabbed eagle, they are only bullion to me. Nice vid man.

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Steeler exactly... thanks for watching my friend! 🔥🐉

[@Spegtacular]

Can you make a video telling us what happened to your thumb?! ;) The slab thing has gotten insane.... people are paying extra because the slab paper says something...I mean...c'mon.

[@silverhustlin1390]

Don't all you guys pay extra for bars with a name on them?

[@Spegtacular]

I don’t pay extra for something that’s made out of paper and written in ink and mass produced on a printer.. if that’s what you’re comparing to.

[@SilverDragons47]

Spegtacular I got a blister from redoing my backyard 😂😂😂🔥🐉

[@markg5229]

these slabbed eagles are a racket. just buy raw eagle coins. save your money. i doubt that you will get your money out of them for the money spent!

[@brianbeath8690]

Hi Silver Dragons love your content. I was wondering if you still have this Donald Trump 2017 Silver eagle?

[@robertdelagarza3357]

Awesome to know! Would you say other than selling would you say that they're worthwhile in an roth ira? Instead?

[@UrbanLifestyle1]

i agree with you bro

[@SilverDragons47]

Urban Lifestyle we are on the same page my friend 👍🏽🔥🐉

[@roxdude]

Imo there's no point grading certain coins or buying graded ones unless it gonna add value and in most cases thats an ms70 Unless the price is that of a raw example I'd buy raw.. I've picked up a few graded dragon coins but most i have are boxed which takes up even more space. I been thinking of getting them all graded as then i can enjoy the collection more. But just cannot afford it right now with all that I'm juggling. Thx for sharing

[@SilverDragons47]

rox dude yeah numismatics make sense to me but others seem like a scam 🔥🐉

[@robertm8380]

I bought 2 Silver Eagles Proof from USMINT. I like to if I should put them in slabs or keep them in capsule.

[@Hunter918-98]

I don't buy them ,,but I do like that one. I usually buy high liquid weight. But I enjoy having some of that in junk silver, to have something to do with it as far as going through it..enjoy the videos!

[@SilverDragons47]

MHunter918 thanks for watching my friend! I still haven’t bought one myself.. 🔥🐉

[@theradiounderground7298]

Never touched a eagle with bare hands. I bought some airtights for them from onfire guy. No too expensive when compared to other airtights from apmex and such

[@SilverDragons47]

silver Fox I like handling them... they are already scratched 🤷🏽‍♂️🔥🐉

[@SilverLimey79]

I suspect they are for Collectors vs stacking.

[@drwho6908]

Yep...🐉🐅

[@SilverLimey79]

@@drwho6908 must be nice to have a couple though

[@drwho6908]

@@SilverLimey79: The PF 95 W ASE is the 🧨💥!

[@SilverLimey79]

@@drwho6908 pf95?? Wow didn't know there was one

[@drwho6908]

@@SilverLimey79: 1995 was the 10th anniversary of the ASE and the first year a PF was minted at West Point it's one of the most desirable of all of the ASEs. Check Ebay and see what some are selling for. Not a bad investment for now.

[@theradiounderground7298]

I agree with alot of people on here. For older rarer coins it makes sense .. Or if you are building a collection to give to your great grandkids to sell when they get older it could pay off ... But thats a long time

[@SilverDragons47]

silver Fox yes indeed! numismatics only everything else is a scam 🔥🐉

[@gosnellktn]

i bought a bunch of slabbed ASE for spot. the lady was pissed that her former husband had bought them from some tv channel shopping network. it was a full set from 1986 to 2014 minus a couple common dates. my spot offer was the best offer, look online. they are way over priced on the home shopping network. beware grandparents..... it is a rip off.

[@theradiounderground7298]

In 60 years though that set could be worth a ton...

[@SilverDragons47]

DB Stupid 😂😂😂 such a scam but nice pickups!! 🔥🐉

[@richardc488]

The slab prices I paid were just a little over the bulk bullion cost!

[@EDWINRC72]

1 oz of silver is 1 oz of silver, either if is collectible or not, slabbed or not.

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

I don't see the appeal. You can't touch it!

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Boomer exactly! such a scam 🔥🐉

[@silvertrucker2172]

I buy slabbed when I catch them at a great price on ebay auction. I have a few Eagles, most are numismatics.

[@EmpirePreciousMetals]

I don’t own ANY slabbed coins.

[@drwho6908]

That's because you're a Buckethead! The Rebels strike again we are everywhere! Viva la Revolution! 🐉🐅

[@EmpirePreciousMetals]

Dr Who - you’re a double-triple agent!

[@drwho6908]

@@EmpirePreciousMetals: We are Everywhere!!!!!!!!!! Surrender now and we'll go easy on you!!! 💀☠🏴‍☠️🖖

[@EmpirePreciousMetals]

Dr Who .....you got it all wrong...”Join me, and together we can rule the galaxy.....”

[@drwho6908]

@@EmpirePreciousMetals: Have you read Milton?

[@MetalBum]

Good video! I try not to but maybe with about 5% of my stack just for collections

[@SilverDragons47]

Metal Bum you gotta have fun with some of it 😏🔥🐉

[@SilverHeist]

What if a graded slabbed proof coin milk spots? 😱 Eye appeal goes and there goes your money.

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Heist yes indeed... unless it rainbows then the value goes up 🤷🏽‍♂️🔥🐉

[@aracelisantoyo1750]

I can’t even tell the difference. Except for the few scratches.

[@andreg3912]

I don't have any slabbed coins, for me it makes only sence for historic and collector coins.

[@SilverDragons47]

Andre G exactly numismatics and collections only 🔥🐉

[@ZXCV941]

On 2006 silver eagle is black spot, what is that?

[@SilverLimey79]

Thanks for the video bud....

[@SilverDragons47]

SilverLimey 79 thanks so much!! 🔥🐉

[@rickymurphy9173]

I do. After my own heart I ain't been collecting loan about 3 or 4 months friend of mine got me into it but I feel the same way you do I'm buying the silver or is content what it will bring don't mind getting my fingers on it I want to make as much off of it as a can or just said it back and stack up on it and that's it thank you and that's my opinion too

[@SilverDragons47]

Ricky Murphy for sure stack on my friend! 🔥🐉

[@TheirsHopewithJesusChrist_277]

I heard someone say once that all american silver eagles that are bu are ms69 or ms70 lol

[@bigfootsilverhideseeker2856]

Slabbed is okay but just not for me. I like to test each and every single piece that I snag along the way and add to my stack. To me its tough enough to test constitutional silver thats worn out from a dealer. They seem to take offense when I do run metrics. Like I am trying to be disrespectful or something. In short once you make a deal its a real pain to come back and say that Morgan you sold me was a fake! LOL Buyer beware. In short its just not worth the headache or the cash premium they want for them...but thats just me and i have been known to be wrong haha!

[@SilverDragons47]

Bigfoot Silver Hide&seeker yeah these need to be tested with an expensive sigma machine... stack on! 🔥🐉

[@ShaggzVB]

I have the exact same trump holder for my 2017 ASE but mine is ms70. milk spotted after grading though 😭

[@stephenhalpin8307]

I have a 2022 EAGLE S$1 MS70 NGC GRADED WHAT PRICE WOULD THAT COST

[@aissatacoulibaly5553]

You are misleading people....some of those coins ms70 sold over $50000... It is just crazy your reasoning...

[@theradiounderground7298]

I once saw a slabbed sunshine mint round

[@SilverDragons47]

silver Fox 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🔥🐉

[@Ontario100]

Silver is Silver to me. No need to pay anymore than you have to. But, to each his own. 😀

[@Ontario100]

@MrMonkeySwag Version 2.0 Yes!

[@SilverDragons47]

Ontario100 exactly... modern slabs are such a scam 😂🔥🐉

[@RockHudrock]

Exactly! Slabs take up too much space!

[@SilverDragons47]

Bob Sullivan so much space 😂😂😂🔥🐉

[@budvan1484]

Look up on ebay 1986-2000. vs bulion listing and sold .silver eagle ms70

[@tommygrngo]

ONLY buy 70 graded coins non graded coins barely go up in value Right now is the best time to buy graded coins that WILL be worth far more in the near future. US mint was closed down from March 2020 to Sept 24, 2020 pandemic coins will be extremely valuable in my opinion. Most right who are buying graded 70 couns is to protect their hard earned money & IRA losses to come as the Market is beginning to tank

[@secretace]

Out of like 250oz of silver I think I might have like 3 slapped silver OZs

[@daveb.3169]

You don't buy slabbed silver coins bc they smoke up real bad when you try to melt them

[@SilverDragons47]

David Bryan lol that is true 😂🔥🐉

[@roberthebel2166]

Sorry I have to say that a mistake for the majority I’ve collected silver since 1980 and if you haven’t learned from the Morgan dollars which aren’t pure silver bullion that were in bags loose on stage coaches no one thought of condition you can buy slabbed silver eagles in bulk of 20 same as a roll in a lower 68 grade so buying loose silve eagles is a waste of the multi investment the eagle program offers first the Eagle .999 billion is premium grade bullion foreign countries buy by the a skid of monster box’s. Back when silver was under 2 buck a oz I purched mine by monster box having a few rolls graded the rest spring as if it was Fort Knox same quality bullion before 2006 when there were proof collectors and a collector that collected uncirculated business strikes the us mint desired after selling out quicker than any other coin they have ever minted and mind you only between 1-5 million business strikes were minte they be an in of by offering a collectors version a low mintage coin now referred to burnished as well as the reverse proof and the result was all the difference types of Eagle collectors merged the price of silver was rising stray and with countries buying all the pure gold and silver they can get there hand on the us mint was forced to raise that business stike to the 10’s and 20 million range now creating the most collected bullion coin in history world wide there’s nothing wrong carrying a lucky silve Eagle around or playing with a low value year with is determined not just. Y mintage numbers it’s created when a year has a strike that 50 pct -75 pct of graded coins by the only two grading companies that count the ngc and pcgs despite blogs swearing one is better than the other for some confused novice collector that read a article that gets mumbled up in there Pravin and makes them a expert unaware of what the pcgs started as as well as the ngc . Now beside going from purchasing monsters boxes direct fooled by the always increasing value of silve lead to buy direct a few rolls leading to one roll and since 2005 only buying the complete sets which I have and send out for grading and slabbing. I can’t imagine opening day a basic 2002 roll of silver Eagle to play with when now is a Eagle that a mere 3 pct graded perfect and the problem with pure bullion and the minting process the dies sometimes aren’t completly dry allowing that water on the .999 newly minted coin which are sent out to be slabed with the mintage year protecting the grade unlike we did with Morgan’s but up to two years milk spots can form after coin is slabbed and graded and 2000 2001 got slammed with other issues from the mint process were only a hundred of so ever graded at 70 making them 5,000 dollar coin in 70 the other years out there that state 70 but got hit with milk spots is the one thing neither grading company can guarantee unlike what’s written on the label that increase value first strike isn’t as blogger state more valuable then first day of issue which ranges to cover between 100k and up to 200k depending on the year a first strike is a small noth above a early release and isn’t worth paying extra for . Getting back to the multi investment Eagle have became besides the bullion and collectors low mintage coins and error coins the true 70 perfect coins that made it threw the two years were problems chemical reaction can cause most don’t even know I see them buying coin graded 70 that has only a single milk spot it can be tiny but unfortunately they have yet to solve the problem with the minting process of .999 pure silver the royal mint believed they came out with a solution to treat the coins with buy that failed so a lot of 70s still listed as such my research is at 20 pct and you will notice over the years if you take advantage of ngc or pcgs free apps the numbers slowly go down 2002 sold in 70 just last year for under 100 in the 80 -90 dollar range until the few that use the knowledge of the stats offer for free saw 2002 dropping to around 2 pct and maybe )-8 thousand at most true 70 exist in the world so collectors like mysel who slabbed the majority of there coins after silver spiked over 10 buck for good now have 2002 for example that you can’t buy for less than200 per coin. 2000 you can’t buy a 70 for under 1,000 dollars for a single ms 70 1 oz coin I paid 700 bucks per roll in 2000 I only purchased what I could afford unfortunately but have learned so much starting with the Morgan’s that aren’t bullion just 90 pct silve less than sterling silve buy a lot but unlike eagles who haven’t even hit a 40 th anniversary let alone a 100 th anniversary learning from the past is simple to understand using the mild profits when silver was cheap allows collectors to reinvent that 10 - 1000 pct profit per oz and invest in now the new version of the silver Eagle design smart would be to buy a few 70 graded 2021 type 1 last day of issue and as many as they can afford they will be cheap same as 1986 and 1987 for abot half the decade my guess would be 5 years that two 40-60 dollars first day of issue and last day of issue coins will turn into the same as the 1986 and 87 ms 70 so learn from history don’t play with more that the rolls you already have and if you want a opertunity to leave great grand kids a true fortune with all metals with electronics and electric cars driving gold and silve to what will most likely for great grand kids the price of silver Wilde be todays price of gold along with the graded 70 coins that won’t sell on eBay ever again only southbystype nyc auctions but feel free to regret a lost ground ball by just learning from the past so no I don’t agree in a sad for you and your grandkids way to buy ungraded coins and open .@99 silve with air being a enemy to .999 bullion Morgan’s are a differnt metal all together and only cost what they do becase of the only two compared to 6 multi investment of eagles age and rarity of certain years I hope you choose to make a video why to buy grade coins or buy rolls you don’t open ever coins . God bless

[@667hodge]

Don't mistake silver coins for silver bullion

[@SilverDragons47]

JRW3 you got that right! 🔥🐉

[@budx6926]

50 yrs from now your kids will thank you four buying slab

[@steveb3448]

I only buy slabbed silver eagles, won’t buy anything else

[@jasondemers4389]

lol..are you serious? slabs take up so much more room? you need a bigger safe, dude.

[@DarthStacker]

Reddit seems like a good place to buy and sell.

[@blueshattrick]

"First Strike" and similar = total marketing scam

[@jparkersilverstacker5128]

Yeah I’d rather buy my eagles in bullion form eagles! Slabbed eagles are to expensive

[@SilverDragons47]

J Parker Silver Stacker exactly! slabs are a scam 🔥🐉

[@jparkersilverstacker5128]

Silver Dragons I agree

[@silverfan2196]

Yeah man it totally sucks when you make money who wants that.

[@britishmgtow7251]

BU bullion for me. There is too much effort for me in numismatic coins, might change one day. I like the Trump slab!

[@SilverDragons47]

MGTOW Gopnik exactly slabs are a scam 🔥🐉

[@britishmgtow7251]

@@SilverDragons47 I agree, I mean if people get pleasure or wealth from them that's cool. But it's not my bag!

[@robertfeinberg748]

Hate the hand gestures.

[@womblestacker7993]

I don't either

[@SilverDragons47]

Womble Stacker smart man 🔥🐉

[@silverwheelspatriot1764]

I only have one slabbed

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Wheels keep it that way 😂🔥🐉

[@katmandoism]

milk spot by the sun

[@TennesseeJoshua]

I also do not own any slabbed coins

[@SilverDragons47]

Appalachian Stackin' I just have the one 🤷🏽‍♂️🔥🐉

[@timbrook7810]

You're not a collector ... you are just a stacker and the difference is obvious. I have slabbed silver Eagles each worth more than all your bullion present in this video.

[@SilverDragons47]

Tim Brook don’t make me do a full stack video 😂🔥🐉

[@timbrook7810]

@@SilverDragons47 LMAO ... NO need my good man....I have been put to shame on more than one occasion. there are SERIOUS stackers out here that laugh at my puny efforts!

[@SilverDragons47]

Tim Brook just look at international stacker and we all get put to shame 😂

[@timbrook7810]

@@SilverDragons47 Without you guys and the community I would be clueless. I am quite the novice...been at it maybe ten years...mostly constitutional silver....lots and lots of it. I inherited my Dad's 'very large' collection as well. Contents are a 'mystery' ....BAGS of wheat pennies. LOL...Wish me luck.

[@272global]

I love'em Both!!!

[@SilverDragons47]

Asa Harris stack what you like my friend! 🔥🐉

[@womblestacker7993]

What's up silver dragon

[@SilverDragons47]

Womble Stacker what up my friend! 🔥🐉

[@SilverLimey79]

I thought you said you don't buy them? What's in your hand... 🤣🤣🤣🤣...... Just kidding nice piece anyway

[@SilverDragons47]

SilverLimey 79 lol it was a gift. I have still never bought one 🔥🐉

[@iiniijewelry]

😎

[@SilverDragons47]

Kevin Rose you were first my friend 🔥🐉

[@iiniijewelry]

Silver Dragons cool man 😎 I don’t buy slabbed either. To me it’s like having a corvette or some nice sports car. Sure it’s super cool to have, but you pay more than it’s worth to get and as soon as your key touches it, it looses value. You can only use it in certain places and times. And when you try to sell or trade you have to find that specific market. 🤔 And from what I’ve seen as far as slabs go for coins, I can go get a slab case and put my coin in it myself for much cheaper. No it may not be graded. But what I’ve so far encountered is that slabs and books are just guidelines for what an approx price may be. Like a Kelly Blue Book or GIA grading for stones. Just a suggested price range. Again, anyone can do that themselves for much cheaper. 🤷🏽‍♂️ just my thoughts and opinions. I still consider myself kinda new to this so I may just be blowing smoke but hey, live and learn. Have a good one bro. Thanks for your opinion.

[@sparcx86channel42]

this is terrible. slabbing eagles, it means nothing omg

[@katmandoism]

I would sell it and but stack silver