Top 12 Types of Silver To Stack - Silver Stacking Tips

[@bobbroach84]

You nailed it Christian! Summed it up perfectly. I'm a coin collector of 50 years and I am also into stacking for Hard Times. Great job keep up the good work!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Bob! Really appreciate it - encouraging comments definitely make my day!

[@garybailey2794]

I totally agree with you , Christian you are one hell of a knowledgeable young man. I still stock piile my U.S. dimes and and quarters, but eight to ten years ago I switched to old world coins, and silver coins.It rather distresses me to hear you don't find them to be a good investment. I have been collecting for fifty three years , but I look upon you as my teacher and guru. I need some reassurance I'm collecting the right thi ng. I have no plans of selling my collection , but I do plan on passing it down to my kids and grandkids.

[@ronbeatty516]

Gary, I think Christian said they weren't a bad investment, but they just are not necessarily the best. If you enjoy foreign silver coins there is nothing wrong with keeping them. If they give you joy that's a wonderful thing!

[@davidledoux1736]

Thanks for the great information! Every little bit of wisdom gained helps us newbies out immensely. I'm liking your channel and have subscribed.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks a bunch, David! Hope you enjoy.

[@bobsilver3983]

I sold lots of silver in 2011 and 2012...the only thing that was hard to sell was a 100 ounce bar...I eventually sold it at spot for $3750. All the other silver sold super easy.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Wow! That's awesome.

[@sirebrawl2404]

To shops or private party. in person or online?

[@kaboomwinn4026]

Kaboom Winn I do it In person at flea market And bring my coin verifier. Test before buying 1 second ago

[@drymoonproperties]

I sold fifty one troy ounce bars in the same time period regret it now don't sell anything these days world is to crazy.

[@markwatson4200]

You give so much good advice to the new collector or Stacker oh, I really appreciate your videos

[@vyesitsme9203]

Interesting video for me! I have been very curious about that stacking! This information helps me more than before! Thanks V🙏🏾👍👍👍

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Awesome! Happy to hear it!

[@teaceremony2460]

I am just starting to get in to silver stacking, trying to learn as much as posible before I make my first purchase. Great info thank you

[@aaronwilliamson4045]

Good summary. Exactly what I have learned over the years.

[@carlos_Recinos]

How old are you? So much knowledge for a young man congratulations

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks!! I'm 19.

[@raginggamer2109]

My top 3 are American silver eagls, Canadian maple, and fractional gold (1/4 oz min)

[@drymoonproperties]

I stack the same don't really bother with much else other than I will once in a while stack bars in one and five troy ounce.

[@Silver_Coin_Outdoors]

My top 3 are American Silver Eagles, generic, and constitutional.

[@alexbarber3310]

I’m really getting into this as a hobby but since I’m buying lots of nice commemorative and art pieces I am trying to do about 60% collecting 40% stacking for a liquid portfolio which is about 20% 10oz bars and 80% one ounce coins and rounds

[@bobsilver3983]

The majority of my silver stack is 1964 JFK's and Franklin halves...the rest is dimes, quarters, 10 ounce bars, and lots of random one ounce rounds, some Maples, SBSS, Perth, etc.

[@actualideas8078]

Bob Silver Absolutely agree. Halves and 10oz bars

[@actualideas8078]

Bob Silver Also krugerrands

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Cool! Thanks for your perspective.

[@k.j.m.9357]

love your videos, keep up the good work Christian...!

[@Jesse_Dawg]

This is great! I wish this was even longer and went into even more depth

[@---ir6sr]

Wow. Things have changed since this video was made. I have never seen junk silver near or below spot. Silver rounds have a relatively high premium at $3-5/oz. Great video.

[@charlesadkins7067]

hey treasure town thanks its great to here a dealer say they are not going to tell you everything

[@barryskelly1437]

Yes the Canadian maple leaf is a good one also which you didn’t mention is the Japanese panda really nice

[@MHPCollecting]

I agree with you..very well thought out video..I mainly stick to stacking "junk" silver, maples, and ASE's. Thank you for that video. Presented very well! 👍

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Justin!!

[@timothystone2297]

Just getting into this stuff and I really appreciate your explanations! Keep up the great work!

[@larrymuir654]

I have a few silver coins from NIUE Island (NZ). The Vincent Van Gogh painting square fine silver, King Tut round coin, Leonardo Da Vinci's painting oval coin. They are produced less than 200-1000 pieces worldwide and some with 24k plated over pure silver that made the coins less vulnerable to tarnish. Of course will not over stacking because the premium of these unique coins are expensive that more than $23/oz original silver price. I usually buy Britannia, Canada and Australia dragon BU coins. Guess that gold is eventually better holding and insurance policy than silver. Gradually selling my silver switch to few gold coins. Thanks for the educational video.

[@GortWillSaveUs]

Again, great job Christian! You have a great future in store for you.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks so much, John!

[@OneLovePsych]

I think the bars should be #3 (if your counting American Eagles and international minted coins separate). I love buying 10oz silver or 1 oz platinum bars (: Good list.

[@masterstacker2833]

I agree 100% with your list. When it comes to silver I stack American Silver Eagles and Constitutional Silver. You can't go wrong with those.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks! Same!

[@topbuilder3790]

For me, ASEs are no longer an option. Today (9/20/22) JM is selling a tube of Eagles @ $16.85 over spot. (19.45) It make zero cents (see what I did there) to accumulate ounces of silver at that amount over spot. Too many other good options. I'm not crazy about generics, but I would be in Generics before I paid that premium. My last roll of Eagles was + 2.75 over spot! Maples, Krugerrands are much better.

[@masterstacker2833]

@@topbuilder3790 Premiums certainly have changed. The last eagles I bought were in March of 2020 and I paid $18.85.

[@barbaraseaverson155]

Thank you for this information. It's very important to me and and other new stackers.

[@lovinglife419]

This is so helpful for a beginner! Thanks for sharing!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Awesome to hear!

[@TalkingBullion]

Thanks for the information. I agree with most of it but might rearrange a few. BTW...there are 14 dimes in an ounce of silver 🙂 see I have you an extra one 👍

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Sweet! Thanks for your perspective and info on the dime!

[@imstelios]

Is that in any run of dimes or 1964 and older? thanks!

[@alekeiportugal9296]

I started stacking silver this year and I'm buying american Eagles, canadian Maple Leafs and my favorite mexican Libertads

[@rev.david-akalincolnchaser5283]

Thank you for all the information you provide to this 68-year-old guy who is getting back into coins after being 50 years away. David - Illinois

[@jameycollins725]

That is so cool! Happy stacking and collecting!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Glad to help out! And happy to hear you're getting back into it.

[@jonbuzza3331]

Great job Christian, concise information especially for the new stackers finding their feet. Something to consider also for the new stacker is maybe keep their number 1 go to silver from the country they reside in. USA (ASE), Canada (Maple Leaf), Austria (Phil), Australia (Kook) ect. Same could be said with their junk silver. Also bars rate a little bit higher for me. More silver for your money and still easy to sell when needed. Anyway great job once again.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks! That's a good point/perspective - I agree! US may have more relevance across the board (for example, in Austria, the ASE is probably just as good when trading with other European countries).

[@Nelvin78]

Great advice, but you forgot my personal favorite _ Chinese Pandas in slabs ms70 ultra cameo

[@georgelindsey7370]

Most excellent presentation, well done. Thank you, oh and I agree! I did like and subscribed

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks so much George!

[@georgelindsey7370]

@@TreasureTownCoins Hey no problem i give props when due. Keep up the good incite!!!!

[@SilverWatcher.]

I'm Mr cheapo but I buy silver just stay away from ETFs you'll be alright. If you dont hold it you dont own it.

[@markdemell8056]

Common sense.

[@masterstacker2833]

ETFs based on the metal (not futures) can be a useful supplement to one's stack for the sake of convenience. Easy to buy and easy to sell with low premiums. Just my 2 cents.

[@ladykidnickels8392]

I'm sorry but what is an ETF? I don't know many of the abbreviations yet.

[@masterstacker2833]

@@ladykidnickels8392 Exchange Traded Fund. Like a traditional mutual fund but traded on an exchange as if they were a stock. Traditional mutual funds are bought and sold by the issuer and only at the end of the trading day. GLD and SLV are the two most popular metals based ETFs.

[@asdfasdf3989]

Why are you against ETFs??

[@soniatobias6060]

Awesome! Thank you soo much for making this video. I really needed to learn this information. Perfect video! ;-)

[@fiatdestroyer9716]

Helpful video for the beginners out there!

[@gussuperman7565]

Good advice Christian , thank you. God bless y'all

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Gus!

[@stevenscott-ew1rn]

That was awesome I also like war nickels even at 35% apparently its the only constitutional silver that you don't have to give your social to the irs but dimes and quarters are my thing

[@PoliticallyHomelessCentrist]

I have primarily silver rounds and gov-issued coins (RCM and Austrian), but also a few bars and old circulation coins. For purely melt value, cheap low-premium rounds and bars are best.

[@b.anonymous8120]

Thanks for sharing about stacking silver. I learned a lot from your expertise.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks!

[@10mmfinder556]

Man I always love your videos, I really want to get in to recording my CRH boxes but don't have the motivation to do it. Thank you.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

For sure! Thanks so much Dylan.

[@AndrewJesseM]

I was thinking that Generic rounds were the best since it had the tightest spread at my LCS but I shortly realized that SAE are where actually better for selling as long as I don't sell to a LCS. I will get a tighter spread with SAE and higher amounts of interest from people in forums or local shoppers on offerup ect. I am glad to find this out because I think SAE's are better looking than generic rounds and have a little bit higher of minimum required investment which suits my budget a little bit better

[@bengerhart6780]

Thank you. Yup, that's pretty much the deal.

[@SilverBritches]

Nice work bro! I agree with the top three but I'm just bored with ase at the moment. I'm grinding on Britannias for the moment.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Always fun to add variety!

[@masterstacker2833]

Nothing wrong with Britannias.

[@joeramirez709]

Christian, without a doubt your videos seem to be the most informative and educational on the genre. Keep up the good work 👍

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Joe!

[@ocomegashadowstacking5886]

Wow really awesome video about Silver!!! :D

[@walkerjohnson8701]

Thank you very much for your information. Saved me. I was left with the responsibility with +200 Morgans and 100+ bags of coins from 1870-1990. Sorting them out, tomorrow morning I pick up the other half. Any suggestions??

[@roobscoob47]

Thanks, Chris~

[@bmanscire]

good video man! thank you!

[@braden6992]

This is one of your best videos. How much do you expect we could get over spot for Canadian Maple Leafs in an up market? Also I heard from several area LCS that constitutional silver does not get good pricing when people sell it back again.

[@alabonga]

My lcs pricing for junk silver is terrible, I guess I'll have to sell them on eBay if I ever need to, I think people will buy them at spot.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks! I actually don't know but we pay a little bit above spot for a few and maybe a dollar under what we sell for when it's larger quantities.. shops often don't make much on ASEs/MLs.

[@kinneyfranklin]

Nice job and good advice Christian

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Kinney!

[@chazgurrero3090]

Excellent job. Thank you. :)

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Glad you liked it!

[@totalowwnage91]

Agree with you 💯 % 👍

[@vazatimo3000]

Hi I think your channel is pretty interesting and I enjoy watching your videos

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Varun!

[@vazatimo3000]

You should do rare coins and medals too

[@NoCoSilver]

Great list. My top 3 definitely!! Thx!!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks!

[@Yahwmahan]

showing is better than telling, please try to show picture example if you dont have the actual precious , it can help

[@d.awilliams4533]

I totally agree with you. My sentiments exactly. That would be completely awesome.

[@Sportingalagrieska]

Amongst what foreign coins are for you there in America, I'd recommend you the standard 25 grams .900 european silver coins from the 19th to the middle of the 20th century, especially the Spanish 5 pesetas. If they are in EF condition they can be very expensive but if they are just recognisable and it isn't a key date or something, you can find tons of them for a close-to-spot price. And they contain 11-12 euros of silver (that must be 14 dollars or something like that). The only thing: beware the counterfeited stuff (there are many counterfeited coins from that era) but as always, it's all about finding a trustworthy dealer and however this counterfeited stuff is easily recognisable. 👍

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Cool! Thanks for the perspective! I know that once in the coin shop someone brought in like $5K of fake Pesetas (so worth $0). Wouldn't want that to be me but the design is really cool so from a reliable distributor could definitely be a neat play!

[@keithstewart511]

good stuff. thanks

[@dumpsterchicken6287]

Great video, but you left out my favorite, Krugarands. Gold and Silver, 1oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz, and 1/10oz. Gold Krugarands were first made in 1967.

[@CyrusOfNaias]

What do you think about GovernMint vs non-GovernMint Silver? In overall terms. On one hand, government coins have their security feature and market recognition. But you can't melt them down for refining/manufacturing.

[@chris7brook]

I own some Germania mint too. Pretty much the same price and premiums American eagles

[@raymondsullivan4606]

Good Job on this one. I will have to replay it to fully understand the info, but that is why you do this right?

[@clashy_grit]

What are your thoughts on older Half Dollars and quarters? What are your thoughts on Mercury Dimes? Thank you.

[@krypto-nytloomz7775]

What about Australian gold what are your thoughts on that maybe a video idear for ya mate cheers. From the great southern land of ozz

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Don't know much about it to be honest - should do some research!

[@masterstacker2833]

Australian gold is mostly best for Australians and New Zealanders. Having said that, The Perth Mint makes some beautiful coins but us Yanks can't buy them direct so we pay quite a premium from the "authorized" dealers. I love the Swans.

[@jlunaro]

Good list. interesting information.

[@chadwolfeschledgelsteinhau9697]

I bought a ton of 100oz bars for $50.00 premium each

[@chadwolfeschledgelsteinhau9697]

Monex anout 5yrs ago lol preiumes the same

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Cool!

[@hOtneO]

I stay away from the silver eagles like the plague. Looks at maple leaf monster box: $10K....looks at silver eagles monster box: $11.5K...why? The premium is ridiculous. Doesn't have four 9s like maples, the box takes up more space, they make 40 million a year so that's not special, and for some reason they still say Fine...like when SHTF I don't want to have to explain to some random who doesn't know anything about silver to have to convince them this is real silver. Then I found out through personal experience, sitting on silver eagles for years, it just doesn't go up in premium, it follows spot, meanwhile I was holding a panda and that went up a lot even with a higher premium it was justified, because there's less made and more demand for it. And another thing that piseed me off is the PCGS MS70 for the silver eagles even signed by the designer, it hardly went up from what I paid for it! So unless I get it as a gift I could care less about silver eagles, they cost more, they don't go up in value other than spot, they're boring looking, and there's too many of them. I stick with maples and pandas. Even the PCGS MS70 do well after a few years. These super bullion helps if the silver spot is low and the high premium matures higher than spot so that if you need to pay bills and don't want to sacrifice your stack, you can sell one or a few graded in a tight emergency. If silver spot is high then obviously a generic from the stack can be sold to pay bills. There's a strategy involved to all this, in the beginning I didn't mess with graded and when silver dropped from 40 to 20 the next year, many were underwater, you had to sell a lot of silver to pay bills or if you had a graded for awhile could just sell that and not lose ounces.

[@firearmsstudent]

Does the 0.005% extra silver really matter?

[@masterstacker2833]

Nothing wrong with Maple Leafs. But Silver Eagles are the most popular bullion coin in the world by far. So they can't be a bad bet.

[@LeoBond]

@@masterstacker2833 Only because the US has 10 times Canada's population. If adjusted for population, Maples are far more popular-and also higher quality with their 4 9s fine rating and MintShield technology!

[@martinharris7197]

This was very helpful... Newbee Stacker. Thanks

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Awesome!

[@darklordboehm428]

I can always know the buffalo round the Canadian round and the US eagle round coins are legit and have value to them. Their the 3 i aim to collect for SITF type event

[@dezhull3311]

I'm looking to start and save over next 30 years my question is if silver is let's say 19 at spot and the bullion premium is 33 total with delivery on top . Will my investment pay back over the long run . How much could silver go up in the next 10 years

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Can't tell you - but don't pay $14 premium on $19/oz silver. Shouldn't be more than a few bucks per ounce.

[@mannymartin8201]

The silver eagle has way too high of a premium. And the problem is that when you are selling to a coin shop, most will only pay you a little above spot. So if you paid 34 dollars for 1 eagle and then went and sold it you would only get 24-25. Thats a 9 dollar loss. I would rather pay 27 for round and get 24-25.

[@__-bz7wh]

My favorite is wherever I can get the cheapest price.

[@treyprevost2547]

What I've got to say about silver jewelry however is if I find a deal at like a garage sale where it's like a quarter a ring and they're silver I'm gonna grab them.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

For sure! I wouldn't pay close to spot though.

[@treyprevost2547]

@@TreasureTownCoins definitely

[@momoneyinc]

Would you trade 1 ounce silver rounds for like three Benjamin Franklins, or go the reverse way in that trade? If you were collecting Constitutional Silver, what type would you focus on?Can you please explain how coin shops use the spot price and give me an example using 90% Half Doolars.

[@indyjones4420]

I’m new to silver. Any advice on buying silver Buffalos?

[@mxu111]

Which bullion dealer do you recommend? Thank you much!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

I like SD Bullion - and anyone who buys using my sponsored link will help my channel in a HUGE way since I get an awesome commission: sdbullion.com/tt

[@benjaminwells8778]

what about the Perth mint in West Australia ? is the kangaroo popular in America?

[@alabonga]

I think it has a lot to do with your location, Greenwich CT only has population of 70,000, I bet bigger bars are harder to sell there. Check what local coin shops buy before anyone goes all in is a good idea, my LCS has no problem buying 100oz silver bars and they actually pay pretty good price for it.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

That could be a good point - we often sell those to refiners who also pay lower (not to another person). Thanks for the perspective!

[@brodysimanu6650]

What about silver plates and tea pots. Please answer my question.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Can be solid if you buy at the right price.

[@paganphil100]

Brody Simanu: If they're old they might be worth more as antiques than their silver content.....check them out with your local antique store before selling them as silver.

[@uckBayNguyen]

The only thing I'm missing is constitutional silver from the top five list. Other than that, all my silver are sitting pretty on top.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Very cool!

[@silversmokestacks3189]

Great job! Keep it up

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks SSS!

[@UncleSaif]

Respect for the Libertad

[@thomasjensen6243]

Besides the Panda.....that is the most expensive (high premium) government minted 999 silver coin.

[@UncleSaif]

It ain't expensive if one look at the mintages.

[@Sportingalagrieska]

Besides it usually has a higher numismatic value so you can sell it for a high price.

[@thomasjensen6243]

@@Sportingalagrieska oh, I thought we were talking about silver stacking

[@UncleSaif]

@@thomasjensen6243 oh ok, if one is strictly stacking then only the lowest premium.........I agree

[@dsicher123]

Great rankings

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Dennis!

[@harryscoinsvillage786]

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[@mastalee1776]

I'm a newb. I'm looking into holding on to silver and maybe gold. I'm not a collector, but I want silver, where when i need to sell it, it would be easy to sell and not get ripped off. Pretty much looking for an investment or to barter etc. So, Canadian, American eagle are safe best? Sites like apmex etc, charges a premium for the eagle coin etc over spot price. Any online retailers you guys can recommend? Or any other coins, 1oz or 5oz silver that would be a good seller in the future?

[@dezhull3311]

How do you cash old coins like old victorian coins from 1800s

[@imstelios]

Doesn't the American silver eagle have an advantage in that it is free of capital gains tax up to 100k? thanks!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Haven't heard about that - not too sure from that angle.

[@wandawilliams2397]

British coin is recognized worldwide. If the 💩 goes down, British gold coinage is the most respected/trusted. Constitutional silver is easy and you prevent them being melted. But pretty solid list.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks for sharing!

[@juanbran3559]

What do you think to buy and hold silver with Bullion Vault? Thanks.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Not familiar with the company but having someone hold silver for you can be good for safety but in the event of a huge meltdown could be tough to get the silver - depends what your perspective and reason for buying is.

[@jameycollins725]

Great video! I laughed my a$$ off when you said jewelry silver-I don't know why. I could never be into jewelry silver just like I'm not into Grandma's antiques. I can't believe silver spot is going and going up! I just bought some Constitutional 90% percent junk silver for 11 times face just 3 months ago. 12 times face around 2 months ago. And now I paid 13.3 times face today at my local coin shop. Do you think it will reach 15 times face or even $20 bucks an ounce before the end of the year?

[@TreasureTownCoins]

It's really moved since you asked! I wouldn't be surprised if we see $20 pretty soon.

[@blaccsilverstaff5484]

Its 19xface now

[@jameycollins725]

@@blaccsilverstaff5484 I know! Ha ha! I haven't bought any lately since spot seems to linger around the $23 an ounce. If it ever goes to where my lcs is selling junk silver for 15 times $1 face or less, I'm gonna buy the shit out of it-$200 to $300 face-lol

[@blaccsilverstaff5484]

@@jameycollins725 nice man im paying about 4.75 for junk quarters....another coinshop about 20min away...selling silver shot for 1.50 over spot

[@curtman8921]

Cool I been doing it right

[@brandonmurphy4657]

Spot is 26.11 today what can I safely pay for eagles ? My guy wants 700 a roll 35 each

[@silverwiskers7371]

Video well done

[@coldwatertom]

What do you think about Silver Shield? Just generic, or do you believe the mini-mintage could add a certain collectible value?

[@TreasureTownCoins]

I personally wouldn't buy those over ASEs but I'm not super experienced with Silver Shield either - just my 2 cents. Don't think the mini-mintage would be hugely important as it's not government bullion.

[@davidsundquist1845]

If you pay a premium you lose $ that you will probably never get back-I just paid $ 9000 for $ 6000 worth of silver.Lesson learned! Now it is time to buy a metal detector, boots, gloves and a sulce pan and find my own gold for free, poking around old streams and water falls.More fun than losing $ 3000.Don't forget bear spray.

[@gusmac1981x]

Only negative with ASE’s they don’t mention the fineness on the coin but other than that yes they are obviously the safe choice

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks for sharing!

[@sallymarquez9164]

How can I get Sheetz starting from 1909 till 2023

[@patspencer1925]

How about a video on where and how to sell your stack.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

I'll work that in eventually!

[@margaretstoner4701]

Here we go ! Hello my peacemaker. "my son to another MOTHER "..silver is by far my favorite precious metal. YOU ALWAYS MAKE worthwhile knowledgeable videos. .999. .990. .925...best is older silver usually originated from Mexico. Oh gosh I am speaking meltdown value as I have seen beautiful handstamped ..you underlined my word..my spelling is not always at par. Gold..if anyone pays ATTENTION...is going up. Silver is right beside its sister. I BELIEVED that I love YOUR thinking on foreign silver coins . That was #3. I TRY to understand SILVER SLAYER AND HE ALSO IS AN ASSET TO US ENTHUSIASTS. COIN COLLECTING TAKES A LOT OF TIME AND KNOWLEDGE. IT'S DIFFICULT. PEOPLE BUY TO INSURE THERESELF AN "INSURANCE POLICY " HOWEVER WHAT DO YOU MY LITTLE PEACEMAKER THINK ABOUT COINS...THAT ARE NOT A COIN BEING GRADED.? I LOVE AND ENJOY ALL OF YOU. THANK YOU CHRISTAN. My adopted son. Smile.AND YOU KEEP UP THE EDUCATION! XOXO🐆🐆🐈🐈🐃🐥❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks so much Margaret! Super encouraging comment... has been great to see silver expand in price in the recent days!!

[@gservices8888]

Always buy fine silver bars or rounds......... 5 oz or 10 oz.

[@scotts1356]

The price the mint is charging for Eagles now, is getting out of hand. They still have a premium, but if they continue to raise the prices, I think some people will stop buying them.

[@neggispringfeild]

I got a eBay coupon and got a sterling spoon for 32 cents...instant profit and these recent gains are great I have 1 rarer bullion coin worth $100 last I checked wonder where it is now...I also have a silver 2018 reverse proof set x2. Most my silver is jewelry but thats because its in my main business dealing in vintage and antiqie jewelry but the silver scrao really is terrible on jewelry. I have a 1 gram bar but its very rare sells $20-$30. I keep buying up foreign canadian silver because currently I can buy them for about 1/3 their numergistic value. I definately want to stack up on bars. The silver 1 ounce bullion I usually buy are $5 canadian maple leaf my 1989 one is gaining a rainbow tone which is great. 1964 and back us coinage I stack by accident especially mercury dimes I have hundreds from collections I bought paying about 50 cents per dime... I think I disagree a bit with jewelry values because depending what you buy the premium can be amazing and its not always hard to buy them at scrap value

[@markdemell8056]

Canadians are not foreigners ,we are all North Americans!

[@neggispringfeild]

@@markdemell8056 well we cant really use canadian of mexican currencies in the u.s. same continent but foreign countries

[@markdemell8056]

I hear it so often from Americans ,the foreigners in the north. I am pretty sure that most Canadians do not look at Americans as foreigners ,,,more like cousins! One big melting pot that is North America! My eight times great grand father actually came from Windsor ,Conneticut.

[@markdemell8056]

@@neggispringfeild My American friends use Canadian quarters at their local store and they accept it.

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@@markdemell8056 scammers a canadian quarter is only worth like 23 cents american....lol , I see everyone as neighbors or cousins because we all live on this beautiful planet....but the us market still calls them foreign coins...I collect mainly Canadian Coinage