The BEST and WORST Types of Silver for Stacking or Investing

In this video I talk about the The best and worst types of silver for stacking or investing. If you are wanting to buy physical silver right now then this is the video for you. I am not a financial advisor and these are my opinions. I talk about my top 3 best types of silver to buy and my top 3 worst types of silver to buy. If you are trying to invest in silver by buying silver when the price is low then you want to focus mainly on my top 3 types of silver to buy. This also applies for people who want to be stacking silver. The reasons why you should be investing or stacking these particular types of silver are talked about in the video. Stack on my friends!
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[@nlsluckyegg8771]

"the worst way to stack silver is high premium silver" Me sitting there with my Darth Vader coins: 😬😬

[@blizztendo6467]

Hahaha I just got some of those Roman numeral SD bullion coins at like a 6-7$ premium. Depicts Roman soldiers/combat. I have my stack and my collection lol

[@MikeySlou]

😂

[@issablanco5691]

Lmao

[@stephanies6770]

😝😝

[@chrish9311]

It's a fun way though, lets not forget! - Simpsoncoincollector 😅

[@KevinMontminy-r8c]

Would a great channel. I’ve spent a lot of of my free time getting an education. Can’t wait for the next video with Harry and his team.

[@gatonaranja2258]

Who else is here investing in silver because they know the economy is gonna collapse from all this "free money" being pumped into the market?

[@LibertyFixxxer]

It's like trillions of dollars

[@MASTEROFSAND]

Basically

[@SilverDragons47]

money supply already has increased by about 20% so yeah it’s getting crazy out there 🔥🐉

[@joeyboedeker7205]

2008

[@k98killer]

@Lord ballsac the 2nd Definitely important, but don't forget a constitution for community self-governance and maybe a plan for creating your own currency (split tally sticks will work in a pinch). If society collapses, you'll need more than a gun to retain adequate security. The history of money is a bit more nuanced than "paper bad; metal good," though metal is a decent way to hedge against Fed meddling and economic voodoo. The primary issues are 1) who controls the money supply and 2) what is the best monetary policy; what backs the currency is largely irrelevant. Wompum and cowrie shells make the case for the Austrian school/quantity theory: the primary requirement to guarantee the success of a monetary system over long timespans is a stable quantity. (Short term fluctuations will occur from changes in velocity, which is why we have not seen hyperinflation due to Fed printing -- the velocity has been steadily decreasing for decades as all the funny money "wealth" is concentrated in fewer and fewer hands.) There is nothing innately or "intrinsically" valuable about gold and silver -- their value arises from industrial uses, jewelery, and thousands of years of monetary tradition. After the ashes, your gold, silver, and copper will likely be needed for repairing electrical systems. Your currency system ought to be issued by a mutual agreement in a community, backed by the agreement of community members to settle transactions with the currency. The natural units to use would either be the hour (manpower) or some measure of food stored or in production. I've heard gold and silver called "Mad Max Money", but I think precious metals are more a way to store wealth intergenerationally rather than as a plan for surviving an apocalypse. After the apocalypse is survived and society restored (hopefully a better, more libertarian one), you can bust out the buried treasure for your grandkids.

[@spockmcoyissmart961]

I bought silver shot to reload my shotgun shells with. This way, I've got vampire ammo.

[@Test7017]

🙄🙄🙄

[@SeanJohnson-qm4pu]

Good idea, werewolves too. I'm just going to punch them with a handful of Morgan's

[@unseen575]

Nice.

[@ianhyde2761]

@Karen Or iddy biddy crucifixes!

[@williamjohnson650]

LOL

[@alyssa_the_noodle5228]

I got a huge silver spoon/silverware set from a thrift shop. They didn’t check that it was silver so I got it for 20$ 12spoons 12forks 8knives and 12small spoons.

[@darrenheapy1265]

You literally just stopped me from making a beginner mistake. Saved me at least 40 bucks. Thank you

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Forty bucks? You could have lost your shirt!

[@darrenheapy1265]

@@busterbiloxi3833 some people have to count the pennies mate. Not much left after the bills get paid

[@michaeldenison7339]

I am both a stacker and a silversmith. My 3 best are 1. Generic rounds. The cheaper the better. 2. Junk silver. 3. Sterling. I can resell the sterling, repair it and sell it, take part of it to incorporate in other jewelry and melt the rest. With the rounds, I can stack them, I can melt them down and add copper to turn them to sterling. And when I melt them down, with or without copper, I will turn them to shot for casting. The only thing I completely agree on is the high premium stuff. And to me, this will include silver eagles, other coins or rounds with a high premium. My goal is to get as close to spot as possible for my silversmithing needs. I still have a decent stack that includes silver eagles, maple leaves, kangaroos, and others. But that is not my priority. I love collecting junk silver. And try to always get it at $12 face. Unless silver really jumps, $12 is my personal limit unless it is something I want for my collection. I can lose out to others by buying at where I do, and I am ok with that. I stack on a budget.

[@SilverDragons47]

always stack on a budget 👍🏽🔥🐉

[@memelover8320]

S(999) vs 24(999) which to buy.plz reply

[@stephanies6770]

What about junk silver in the bag? Your thoughts? My kids laugh at me because l buy junk silver but silver is silver, right?

[@michaeldenison7339]

@@stephanies6770 Silver is silver. Though right now I don't tend to buy much of anything. As everything has a high premium right now. Including junk silver. While gold and silver have fallen, premiums tend not to. But . . . whatever the source, if you can get it as close to spot as possible, the better. Jeep in mind, the numismatic value of junk silver might outweigh the melt value. It used to not be this way, even a year ago. Also, junk silver, due to wear on the coins, has less silver than what is listed that they should have. So, take into account 90% silver by weight, and more loss due to wear. If your goal is the most silver for as close to spot, junk silver can be a good purchase and a bad one at the same time. What you get in the bags tends to have low to no numismatic value due to wear, so it is often cheaper, but also, it is lighter due to wear. But, hey, it is fun to go through, far more interesting that shiney, high premium rounds and coins. And you just might find a valuable coin that was missed by whomever sold the bag.

[@danmax7456]

Instead of calling it "JUNK SILVER" why not call it HISTORICAL silver. After all, it shows when it was made, & has tested the hands of time !

[@SilverDragons47]

Dan Max yes many prefer the term “Constitutional Silver” which I agree is better 🔥🐉

[@danmax7456]

@@SilverDragons47 yes I forgot about that word. Constitutional silver. At least that sounds more respectful, & more professional than JUNK SILVER ! Thank you for your reply back silver slayers in regards to this topic. Personally speaking, it's a joke in regards to paper shorts on the stock market in comparison to the value of owning the physical. This was a warning sign to all who said I'll wait until it goes down another fifty cents, or a dollar. I said when that day comes you won't buy it for cheaper because the premium will go up, & it'll sell out within a day or two. When the ratio comes down, firmly believe that it won't be unheard of for this manipulated metal to go to triple digits. I wonder if you agree with me ? After all, just to make one tomahawk missile it takes 480 oz. of silver! That's not including the booming solar industry along with so much more as you already know. When this occurs, that constitutional silver, let's say one dime. They sure won't be calling it junk silver anymore. This could very well be the greatest transfer of wealth in the history !

[@Chitown-Silver]

@@danmax7456 480 oz. of silver in a tomahawk missile? Thanks Dan now I wsnt to start stacking tomahawk missiles. Can you get those through army surplus?

[@danmax7456]

No John Green unfortunately I have no way of obtaining a tomahawk missile ! But that sure is a hell of a lot of precious metal in one very deadly weapons ! So, can you imagine how many of those are in existence with all that physical silver in each one ! I'm sure our u.s. military has got thousands of those. They're coming up with new ideas for silver every month. It's a precious metal that is definitely manipulated in regards to the stock market price, versus the real thing in your hand. It most definitely should be in triple digits in regard to the price, and that goes without saying 😮

[@Patriotgal1]

@@danmax7456 The price of Silver has been consistently depressed since the US Civil War. I started buying Constitutional Silver when in HS, I paid $1.65/Silver Dollar. :)

[@philsparks3125]

Also be aware that most of these well recognized coins are being "counter-fitted" by many countries, and have been for some time! So verify your source, or buyer beware!

[@millerforester6237]

Ignerntz if rampant.

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

Yup, got myself a counterfeit Chinese Panda.....dude wanted to give my money back if I took down the negative review. I told him not for 10x's the money. Buyer beware!

[@sawyer3119]

That makes alot of sense. I just started stacking, have around 50oz silver and 10g Gold. I have been avoiding generic but now that you put it that way im stoked I can start paying a lil less to stack abit more. 🙏

[@dandrake337]

Just started stacking silver and this channel is very helpful. I’m doing it mainly as a hedge against the very obvious coming collapse of the dollar. Thank you!

[@jordanjack9046]

thank you, I have just started getting interested in buying silver. I have found all your videos very helpful knowing all I need to learn from the bottom up

[@jaddy540]

Just buy some. You are already late to the party.

[@douglaswilliams6834]

I stack silver eagles, generic rounds, constitutional silver, and 10 oz bars. But I also buy a lot of high premium silver, but I consider that more of a collectible.

[@douglaswilliams6834]

@@electrochemical.army. Love that junk silver! I keep mine in a big cloth coin bag.

[@Youngcee81]

Douglas Williams same here. I stack mostly mintage coins but also stack generics, collectibles, constitutionals and bars

[@SilverDragons47]

Douglas Williams lol oh I collect silver as well 😂🔥🐉

[@cindycrandall1327]

Would you buy slv rnd rose crown shield guinea?

[@nanabijou62]

Canadian maple leaf coins are 99.99% pure silver. They go through one additional refinement process. The down side to them is that they tend to tarnish more easily if left unsealed.

[@carlcaruso33]

They're beautiful coins.... Until your slabbed beauty develops those horrid milk spots.. annnnd is why buying coins based on eye appeal trumps what the grade of slab states. 🇺🇸👈🏻🙏🕉️

[@bobolson7610]

I believe the best silver for stacking consists of 1 oz silver Eagles, Maple Leafs, Brittanias and generic rounds like Sunshine Mint, as well as some 10 oz generic silver bars. There are some 7-10 oz generic rounds that are just above spot like replica JFK halfs or Walking Liberty halfs that are pretty nice too.

[@Michael-Philip]

When I buy generic I like to have the maker's name on it, like Sunshine, Scottsdale, Englehardt, Silvertowne.. ect.. I just don't like buying it if it has no manufacture name.

[@MovieMagic-in3ji]

I was just at a card convention and came across two gentlemen selling silver. This was my first time buying. After chatting I asked the guy which one he would buy to start his collection and he straight up told me “whichever has the lowest premium”. I respect the fact he didn’t try to take advantage of me and actually gave me some good advice as well as a beautiful 2012 1oz Silver Moose coin from the Canadian Wildlife series.

[@michaelramirezfit5613]

I love gold and silver but I stack for the long term. I don't plan to sell unless I absolutely have to.

[@oldschoolrr6077]

That is the definition of Stacking (Long-term Gold/Silver investment). The object is to hold all your Stack you accumulate, until you turn 65 or retire. Hope you never need to sell your Stack until you choose to.

[@SilverDragons47]

Michaelramirezfit that would be great for sure! 🔥🐉

[@ZZZELCH]

I agree with your list 100%. Rounds have been my absolute go-to for years.

[@brians4258]

Worst type of silver to stack is silver ETF.

[@mattdudesmith4947]

Brian S High premium may be worse.

[@SilverDragons47]

Brian S it’s more like filing than stacking 😏🔥🐉

[@mrleafbeef634]

I just bought silver etfs sadly 😢😭😭😭

[@phillhuddleston9445]

More like playing make believe.

[@r.s.334]

Lol indeed

[@TheLambakisKitchen]

Geez silver has gone up considerably since you made this vid

[@jackr2323]

Nice catch.

[@amadeus129]

It will go up even more

[@aheath8180]

No, buying power of the dollar has decreased.

[@phobsdsr4326]

Don’t worry about current price, will triple before long. Get in!

[@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674]

Seriously..by how much..?

[@samboheena]

I knew a dealer who resorted to silver shot at some point last summer because it was simply the last thing available after allocation of everything else for about a month period. and he dealt with some of the biggest national dealers out of dallas. It wasn't his first choice, but in the the frenzy when silver went up like $6 in a few days, people weren't thinking about the sell back price.

[@ricois3]

Everybody is different. My best silver to buy is Sterling Silver shots. Second is Fine silver shots. Then sterling wire, sheets, tubes... I'm a jeweler

[@oldschoolrr6077]

How do you test the shot you buy, for purity? (or anything else, for that matter).

[@SilverDragons47]

Ricois lol for sure but you aren’t “stacking” just making inventory 😏 I buy lots of shot for pouring 🔥🐉

[@michaeldenison7339]

As am I. I have some of the same buying habits.

[@mrprosale]

I made some shot myself, just melt the .999 silver with a torch in a crucible, and slowly poor into straw or a large bucket of water... good price and you know what you got.

[@ricois3]

@@mrprosale Yeah, I've done that with bars to make 925, but the 999 shots are often cheaper, and I don't like melting a bar that I could sell to someone who's not a jeweler

[@KatherineAnderson-lm8bw]

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

[@alicebenard5713]

Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.

[@blessingpaul5484]

This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?

[@KatherineAnderson-lm8bw]

Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $483k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently.

[@ConnieGriffith-u4z]

Wow, that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio.

[@RyanContreras72]

I’ve actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I’ve been seeing in the market hasn’t been so encouraging. who’s the person guiding you?

[@onthefasttracktoheaven]

Just subscribed! Glad to know the stack I've been building has been worth it!! I mainly stack Silver Eagles, Silver Rounds, and junk silver. (mainly rounds/bars and junk silver). A lot of sites do 1 time spot price deals on silver. Bought a 5 Oz bar at spot from SD Bullion, all my rounds are from there too. 10 1 oz rounds from another site, I think it was Provident or JM I forget. Done a few eBay buys but generally stay away from it. Also Craigslist and garage/estate sales are awesome

[@jaddy540]

Silver Maples four nines! Buy the random Date and save even more, compared to ASEs.

[@leegifford2942]

@David Armstrong not the newer ones.

[@berryharris4267]

I used to stack silver I had to sell out years ago I want to start again for my granddaughters I hope everyone does this for the future generations!

[@DarkHorseI]

Silver Dragon - "That would be Forging US currency and that's a felony" Federal Reserve - ...........

[@SilverDragons47]

DarkHorseI lol I know 🤦🏽‍♂️🔥🐉

[@juans6639]

I consider a B8GGER FELONY the printing of FIAT PAPER DOLLARS/WEALTH OUT OF THIN AIR NOT BACKED BY GOLD.

[@TheTrueSonOfFire]

Forgery of a government instrument......don't ask me how I know🤭

[@jja1483]

Juan S ikr😑

[@En_Gho]

I take your point but the Federal Reserve is the U.S. Central bank, enacted officially by the Federal Reserve Act. It's just the U.S. printing its own money legally, perhaps recklessly, but definitely not "forged" in the negative sense of the word. Since it is printed by the Fed itself, it is authentic money, not "forged" money. Someone else would have to "forge" U.S. currency for it to be a felony. In any case, if we want silver and gold to hold and grow in value, let the Federal Reserve keep up what it's doing. No one or institution can outrun inflation forever. And besides, we need the stimulus injection at the moment, unless we want to relive the Great Depression era of unemployment, household fiscal deaths, and permanent loss of businesses that would make today's crisis look tame in comparison.

[@DavidWilliams-qm9qt]

Glad i found your channel. I just started stacking my silver

[@SilverDragons47]

David Williams awesome welcome my friend! 🔥🐉

[@Kbelcher101]

42% of my stack are Eagles, 24% Maples, 23% foreign government bullion coins, 10% Junk. . allll govmt coins baby.

[@captaincruloc3200]

Most of my purchases the last few months have been an Eagle here and there at the LCS, but I've had a thing for the junk silver.....I'd say I have an addiction....especially to half dollars.

[@dontask8979]

As far as backed by the government. That's why I don't have ANY ASE. Sure they are backed by the government, but only for $1. A ounce of junk change is backed by the government for $1.40

[@trashin.n.smashin]

Why gov’t coins? Silver is silver.. .999 is.999.

[@SilverDragons47]

Kevin Belcher wow you are doing it right my friend! 🔥🐉

[@silvereagle1798]

95% of my stack is numismatics that go up... no matter if gold is high or low.

[@mrFU]

G'day mate, I come from Australia and bought my first lot of silver last week, I have ordered a tube of the Roos. I will increase my stack as I get funds

[@k98killer]

When I buy silver, I always weigh the competing goals of "will this be valuable to my great grandchildren" and "ouuu shiny and pretty, me want." I also like having coins that tell a story, for example the silver war nickels.

[@EnvelopeWizard]

I have no idea how the princess bride clip fit in to what you were saying but I’m so glad you used it

[@kennyx6796]

I’ve been investing since 25 (currently 45) and love shopping in “clearance” section. The power of compound interest.

[@SebiMihai-j8p]

How much oz did u save ? Am 20 and I wanna start.What are some tips

[@richardaughtry1366]

Great time watching, Thank you so much... Rich A.

[@scrapperstacker8629]

Great video. I just ordered some generic silver Capital rounds for $18 an ounce. I love them.

[@Winteel]

Where did you order ?

[@jontunat1196]

I watch your videos every day. You have the best insights on silver!!!

[@RegulusVi]

Thanks. Never heard of generic rounds - that's a great finding for me.

[@Freeman_Frequency]

This actually gave me a lot of insight for a beginning, thank you bossman

[@jackbartlett5460]

I've purchased Silver Maples (due to the security features), U.S. 90% silver coin, Sunshine Mint rounds and bars (also with security features), some ASE's, and some rounds with designs that I liked.

[@braincramp1000]

New to the precious metals arena .I'm learning so much and I thank you for it.

[@AlvaSudden]

Great video. I like junk silver because of its historical interest. When I look at a 2000+ year old Roman or Egyptian coin, I know it's basically the same thing as what I have, collected for the same reasons.

[@BenjaminMoore-b5u]

Thank you for all the industry info. Much appreciated!

[@hervamiddleton1163]

I appreciate the info bro I'm stacking silver for my grandkids they are the future and so is silver

[@kc6647]

Lol. You’re a grandpa and said “bro” 😂 I like you 😉

[@ozzyoddity]

Radical grandaddy

[@rebeccahernandez3460]

I've recently started doing the same. It's for my 2 grown kids and my grandkids.

[@khankrum1]

@@rebeccahernandez3460 same for me.

[@KtoddN]

I'm a "Paw pa" and I'm buying Silver and vintage coins for my grandkids as well. My grandson is 3 and he already loves to look at my coins and Silver. I love it! He says "This mine paw pa, this mine seever" lol.. He's already claiming it!

[@silverbullet8893]

Right now I have around 13.5 lbs of silver started at the beginning of this year always have had a interest in silver averages under 20oz

[@jordanmarshall5424]

Thats a good stack for only a few months

[@slaytanic921]

Keep it up. Don’t forget a gun to secure your stuff when the economy crashes in a few months

[@shatteredsolitude621]

All I gotta say is: "KEEP STACKIN" !!

[@robertbledsoe-qb9df]

Great show! Informative and interesting, always looking for good advice.

[@maximussilverstacker3928]

I was lucky enough to pick up a roll of 2020 ASE for $400! 🤪back in March just before my coin shop closed for Covid .

[@jackdabeanstock3230]

Yea that was when silver was going for 11 and some change. Thats when the spot price was like 7 bucks over. Maple leaves were 4.50 over spot

[@LayZeeDawg]

Here we are April 2021 and that roll of 25 Maple Leaf is about $800. Good foresight

[@RockyMountainBear]

I like the generic stuff. I don't feel bad about touching it, playing with it, and pretending I'm Harvey Dent. When my cub asks me if she can go hang out with friends, I'll pull out the 1ozt generic buffalo in my pocket and say, "perhaps we should let fate decide." ... then I just tell her "no."

[@SilverDragons47]

Rocky Mountain Bear 😂😂😂😂🔥🐉

[@illustrious1]

Hahahaha 🐻

[@ritapedigo2705]

😁😁😊

[@Mcdiggity2000]

LOLOLOL..

[@dougiequick1]

Even if it just bullion I still don't want it to be all tarnished...might even dissuade a particular individual buyer who has mental issues with anything tarnished or grimy looking ....keep that silver nice and shiny! Just keep a few coins and bars for playing with and the rest keep airtight

[@sparkyjones560]

"Collector" is different from "stacker" yes you can do both but you have to understand the collected market. I do really well on Flipping graded proof Eagles from my LCS to collectors but I'd never buy them to "stack". Junk silver is great for SHTF scenario for small denom. To trade with if the dollar failed, But not for stacking. The "bang for the buck" isn't there selling it. That said I'd say the generics are the best deal and will get you close to spot. I feel like you should have addressed 40% silver half dollars and 35% nickels just for your pov on it. For me it's low grade junk silver and hard to sell because it harder to refine. Anyways good video I can't disagree with your opinion but I wouldn't keep that much junk silver. Just enough to carry in a bug out bag that won't burden you. Also "shot silver" I agree. However. I do, do shot gold when priced right, I put it in fake potted plants dirt for long term storage. Never been stolen either, even noticed. If I need it at some point I'd screen it out and pan it. Silver shot doesn't have the value to make that worthwhile. Anyways nice video

[@samruiz5964]

Great show Harry , always informative

[@NorthCentralCoins]

I think Canadian Silver Is one of the best for stacking! But may be a bit biased :p great video as always!

[@jackdabeanstock3230]

Supposedly Canadian leafs get milk spots. I own 300 ounces of them. I dont even know if they do. I just keep them in the tube and tucked away. I find them coins to be really nice.

[@BlueToronto]

@@jackdabeanstock3230 That can be a problem with older Maples but they actually dealt with the issue a few years ago. Don't know exactly when but it wasn't too long ago.

[@markburch6253]

I buy 1 oz silver bars. With a mill you can flatten the bar to the appropriate thickness and cut them into silver rings. Very few tools required

[@insanschino]

For stacking always go for cheapest premium, high premiums are nice coins but u not keeping a good ratio of wealth storage when u pay premiums of 100%

[@deathproofbum0197]

A sliver dime from sixty years ago will purchase you the equivalent today, how is that for something holding its value, whereas how much has the dollar devalued in the same amount of time.

[@jt-it5ot]

Spot on, this is still true a silver quarter only had a face value of 25c, but will buy a gallon of gas, once turned into fiat from a LCS 😊

[@silvershelbygt500]

The worst type of silver for stacking: The silver you don't have!

[@athenastarbrite2955]

I just got rid of my only silver and gold eagles and maple leafs. Lol

[@SmoothMusician]

Lawrence Grott exactly. Silver coins, silver rounds, silver bars, silver chains. Silver is silver

[@carlosdanger3380]

Hahaha yes. Unobtainium Silver is the most elusive to stack.

[@thecan2846]

Yeeeahhh! Boiiiiiii!

[@SilverDragons47]

Lawrence Grott and gold am I right 😏🔥🐉

[@lisay5450]

I am sooooo glad you posted this as im new to collecting silver and have according to this post made excellent choices and purchases!!! Thank you again...and yeup! Just subscribed! 😁😁😁

[@graczmisiek4131]

13:55 I was like WTF? under 20 bucks an oz? Then looked at the date again it's not from August but April. Now even spot is > $27/oz. When I was starting in Autumn 2018 it was $14/oz :)

[@lordDenis16]

So I'm new to this whole silver stacking business (as I have no faith in financial institutions :V and the huge inflations that just seem to always crop back) and these video are just great! Subbed. :D

[@bigdogbob845]

Silver Dragon, I have been stacking since the 70's and most of my silver I acquired at under $8 oz. Just recently I went to an estate sale and they had a good amount of junk silver, but it was priced high for the first two days. I went back right before they closed on the final day and got a great deal on about 8 pounds of halves, quarters, and dimes for ...................$300 cash........... SWEET DEAL ! ! !

[@rhiannonwilliams9125]

Wow. Well done both 💫👏

[@dieseldon404]

Really interesting glad I found the channel.

[@smilingscottsman]

Just bought 20 rounds just like you showed off and had to pay $33 each from Liberty Coin. Was about the cheapest thing I could find about 2 weeks ago.

[@twayne4608]

Nice! Just bought my first rounds from Staggs in Kent $32/for 10!

[@davidschaadt3460]

I like The modern silver Eagles ,just the standard coins at about spot price ,no mint statecoins.And I buy Morgan's in good shape for the historical value ,no super high dollar coins. Nice video.

[@peterfritz6030]

I have to disagree. In contrast to bullion and junk silver which are liquid stuff, you're gonna have a hard time when selling rounds and medals. Let's do the math: I can buy an ASE for $24.70 right now. Same dealer would buy back ASE's for $21.50. When I try to sell medals, many dealers wouldn't buy them at all and if so, they won't pay spot, but MELT price, which would be around $13.55. So you would have to rely on ebay to find somebody desperate who doesn't want to pay the real price for tradable physical silver.

[@SilverDragons47]

Peter Fritz no look at SD Bullion they are paying well above spot for generics 👍🏽🔥🐉

[@peterfritz6030]

@@SilverDragons47 Oh, that's awesome. In my country, they only pay melt or less 😥. So I only buy, what I can sell back.

[@ricdab4509]

Your pretty much Right. I tried sell generic no problem silver is loved

[@Thrasher_Maui]

I literally collect everything silver except sterling silver. I have some very high premiums and I have some really low premiums, I collect for the art and for the investing

[@urbanrelichunter]

If you can find sterling cheap it's a great way to hord silver and be able to use it regularly. I have a set of sterling silver Silverware, cups, bowls and plates. I use them daily and if I ever needed the money I have close to 2100 oz available. It's a lot better to use the stuff than leaving it in a safe all day.

[@emeraldent]

@@urbanrelichunter thats a veteran move!

[@erichwichterman925]

I got the part about don’t buy silver shot and sterling in 5 seconds.....exceptionally long winded. Love the subject matter

[@bigblind4085]

Love the vids. Maybe the title should be " do as I say not what I do"

[@benoone9573]

There´s a problem here. Many places in Europe, you have the consumer taxes to consider, mostly 25%, on top of the premiums for pure investment silver. So many of us stack 90-92,5% silver, like commemorative coins, American dollars, medalions and houshold good silver products. The coins of part silver are only 40-80% purity, so that´s for the professionals to take care of. That´s why i go for "junk" fractional gold mostly, 90-92,5% historical Europan coins, really nice to stack with that touch of history to them. Good video!

[@Smfsilver]

I’m on the American silver Eagle, 10oz bar, and kilo kilo bar silver train. It’s pulling a caboose with some fractional gold in it!!!

[@vanhalenps4]

What has to be considered with silver and other precious metals, is that part of the price is also from demand for industrial use. When silver peaked around $48/ounce it was due to a shortage for solar panel manufacturers. In a collapse scenario, this industrial consumption will fall as well as demand for jewelry and other things. The price is tied to the cost to mine an ounce, and this changes with fuel prices too. So the spot price has many factors that are not just the strength of the US dollar. My point is that silver may be overhyped for its ability to increase in value due to inflation. If you are already paying a 10% premium over spot price, and then selling for 10% under spot, these other factors are very significant in determining if you are coming out ahead or had a bunch of money wrapped up in silver for years for very little return. Like the high premium round buyers, even people who buy generic stuff have to consider if they really need a financial gain, or if they just enjoy owning the metal. I'm starting to think I just enjoy the metal because I still have interest in buying despite the drawbacks.

[@floydbaldwin6817]

👍⚪👍 buy what you like hold it as long as you want sell when you're done hope you make a profit.

[@joshrobertson8189]

Yep!

[@martinflores9103]

Thanks very important advice . I was buying the wrong ones.

[@SilverDragons47]

you are welcome my friend! 🔥🐉

[@jimeckland]

My recent purchases have been quality 9999 coins, rounds and a couple bars. Mostly from RCM.

[@sherrypnk]

I love your new coin.Thinking of purchasing.

[@Richard-bq7br]

I found a piece of 3oz silver coin that is 350 dollars. I really love the design, so ended up looking into iron metal art. And spent the other 300 bucks to get more than 10 ounces of generic silver instead.

[@chasenlambe418]

Thank you! I feel more comfortable and confident in stacking now.

[@braywyatt516]

Bars baby, triple nine fine. That's the best way to deal with neighbors and strangers alike. Especially if SHTF. 👍

[@FirstnameLastname-vy2dg]

Not everyone will want a bar of silver its nice to have bars and coins, dimes, quarters. It would be very hard to cut up a silver bar

[@braywyatt516]

@@FirstnameLastname-vy2dg Fair enough man. Value lies where people believe it lies. Personally, I do not see value in junk silver, and will not accept it as trade for my goods or services. 999 fine coins SURE, but you can't expect others to pay some sort of premium for a vintage year or special edition. All I care about is the weight and purity. Coins are pretty, and bars are for business.

[@eddiemoney9371]

I think the Britannia’s are probably the best looking bullion coin out there and they are probably the most affordable before all the stuff started happening in the world you could get them for two dollars over spot regularly

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Fever $2 over is good! 🔥🐉

[@silvercoinedge8228]

Here in the UK, my stacking consists of the following 3 main silvers. Silver Britannias (can buy for spot here in England), 1920 to 1946 .500 British government issue coinage, and pre 1920 Sterling silver coinage. The Sterling silver coinage is especially sought after by both collectors and stackers. Its extremely saleable, easy to store (loose in bank bag) and has a rather high silver content whilst being durable at the same time. But I would agree that Sterling silver candle sticks are a rather stupid thing to try and buy. I suppose the type of silver you can easily buy at spot price varies from country to country. I would definitely agree that buying that silver shot stuff is a BAD idea. 🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲

[@AColonelPanic]

I have also been collecting pre-decimal UK silver coins. I've got a number of .925 (i love the half crown coins), but mostly .500 coins for now. Other than American "junk" silver, I think British "junk" silver is the next best thing. I've also got a gold sovereign coming soon. If I like it, I might start getting those going forward.

[@rhiannonwilliams9125]

I also have lots of pre decimal coins and Britannia, Canadian Maple Leaf 🍁 - good luck to you from a fellow UK 🇬🇧 Welshie 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@mattmatt2096]

Picked up some rounds before watching this video... glad I made a good move...

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[@pablolucena4336]

That $200 dragon coin may not be a good buy at current prices, but if purchased in 2018/2019, it's likely to be one of the coins in your collection with the most appreciation. When that $200 coin first came out, it's cost per coin via Apmex was $35-$45 (at the time about 2x spot). It's got a VERY low mintage, and as the years pass the older year coins appreciate more and more. These coins have only gone up in value since I first saw them, regardless of what spot has done. When spot goes up it pulls up the price, but when spot goes down it does not seem to affect its price. Your holding 1 out of 1000 coins or 1 out of 5000 coins depending on what series out of the 8 that is (looks like the whiskered dragon which was 1000 mintage if I recall)

[@Chitown-Silver]

Absolutely love bars, any & all. Like 10 oz. the most. Dont care for generic rounds. Only buy ASE if I can get a good deal. There usually over priced. As always junk silver is king. Good price for added weight to my stack. I like Franklin's & Kennedy halves. Just one guy's opinion. Great video silver dragon.

[@glennrishton5679]

Good information. I have a suggestion, when holding something in front of the camera for people to see, hold your hand still. Dont be talking with your hands.

[@mjmartinez3244]

Thank you, this REALLY helped, just made my first silver purchase.

[@fiatdestroyer9716]

Hey very nice video, love it! Dude you’re hammering that 90%!🔥🔥

[@SilverDragons47]

Fiat Destroyer you know it bro 😁🔥🐉

[@cyanide5287]

I'm thirteen and I just started! got a 90% silver quarter roll almost filled, a few 1964 Kennedy's, some silver dimes, and a few eagles.

[@khankrum1]

Keep it up son, and you will never be poor.

[@deemiller5024]

Where can you find junk silver and generic silver rounds and bars?? Sorry for the possible newbie question..because I am 😊 Thanks for the video and advice 💗

[@joshrobertson8189]

I am new also. I went to a gold and silver exchange. I would definitely choose a reputable dealer because I don't know how to check them. Maybe one day I'll learn. I would order online but it's difficult to get deliveries at my building because of prison style fence around my building. I live in the ghetto lol

[@deemiller5024]

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[@alexx4450]

Online auctions

[@danielguy1891]

Didn't think I would agree, but I do 100%. I primarily stack generic rounds, with a little junk. I was initially picky, but a veteran coin dealer told me silver is silver...

[@schandler4958]

I can always wear my Sterling silver jewelry.

[@adamjordan4836]

Silver shot is good because it's silver, it can be bought by Troy ounce affordably and it's best purpose is to melt down and pour your own bars. Hand poured bars sell as premium. Very good turnover.

[@boudreauxish]

In my experience the best way to buy silver is the cheapest way you can get it.

[@mossman5233]

Great video especially for these crazy times. Thanks Dragons

[@raymondwhitehouse9922]

Britannias, Britannias, Britannias.... With ma girl Lizzy on the back with her Oriental knuckledusters.... What a woman 🇬🇧

[@oldmanjenkins771]

Raymond Whitehouse I also like the English Women! 👌🏽

[@raymondwhitehouse9922]

@@oldmanjenkins771 God's finest work

[@davidlach3788]

Just got my silverback in the mail…super cool 😊

[@jysportscardguy8935]

Thx for the heads up. Generic silver rounds it is!

[@crush42mash6]

Love the royal Canadian mint products, you can’t beat quad 9999s

[@MikeyMikeHq]

I love buying silver. 🚀

[@ngocanhkaulusa]

Excellent tips for silver stacking.

[@craigstone975]

ASE have high premium but higher resale generally as well... Agreed though on starting with 1 oz coins. Do bars later. Gov mint coins to start def.

[@cheliae8560]

Excellent information - Thank you!! 🏆 🏆