Which is Better to Stack? ASE vs Constitutional Silver

[@SalivateMetal]

A good video and discussion. I think constitutional silver can sometimes be had for a better price over spot than eagles, but a con would be that many times you find that worn constitutional will be literally missing weight.

[@SilverDragons47]

SalivateMetal two great points Sal!!! 🔥🐉

[@briancarpenter6069]

Very enjoyable and thought provoking video. Right now my strategy is about 1/4 ASEs, 1/4 generic bars and rounds and 1/2 Constitutional. I believe in a good diversification strategy. The main thing I need to figure out is how much gold I should buy to my silver stack. I have approximately 400 ounces of silver. Any thoughts?

[@ancapsnek]

SalivateMetal, absolutely. I have a $10 tube w/ 20 barber halves and it only fills the tube to about the 2/3 mark.

[@EhDewd]

I always read your comments in your voice! :D

[@billyreb9167]

@@briancarpenter6069 ...my take is that when the ratio between the two become "what should be the norm" or for some reason, the price of silver goes way up in comparison, that might be the point where you need to sell or trade silver and shift into some gold. Best wishes! MAGA!!

[@kevingange6639]

Excellent presentation! Thank You! The number ONE reason to stack Constitutional Silver is that it is Real MONEY! It is Money!!!!! Today we no longer use money we use currency, which is Not Money!

[@YankeeStacking]

There’s one for constitutional that’s unproven and somewhat questionable, but something I actually believe could happen during an SHTF barter situation. I think the fact that constitutional being 90% silver could end up providing a “10% premium” in that people may treat a silver quarter or half dollar or dime simply as a “silver coin” and value supplies accordingly. There will no doubt be a learning curve, but the lower purity level might actually be a plus! Nice video, my friend! 😄👌🏼

[@boadkins3102]

Awesome theory

[@SilverDragons47]

Yankee Stacking yeah that would be very interesting and I def think everyone should have some on hand just in case! 🔥🐉

[@cyclopsstaxx2849]

I solved that issue long ago... I stack em both. As well as generic rounds, bars and gold. Diversification is the way to go my friend. ✌ #freebaggins

[@SilverDragons47]

steve rice lol you can’t go wrong that way!!! good point 😁🔥🐉

[@totalowwnage91]

Forgot to mention that with junk is easy to handle and dont need gloves 🧤

[@SilverDragons47]

TOTAL OWWNAGE Great point! 🔥🐉

[@ThornAndel]

LoL 😂 Well played. 😉🐸

[@texas_concern4133]

Constitutional Silver if you are thinking MAJOR economic collapse and you need bartering cash, other than that ASE's would be great to preserve wealth.

[@SilverDragons47]

Sorghakill good points! 🔥🐉

[@teamSHTF]

Constitutional. It carries the best of both worlds. If fiat goes belly up you still get melt for it. If silver went belly up, you still get fiat. You can't lose.

[@SilverDragons47]

ScrappingHoarding TinkeringFun very good point!! 🔥🐉

[@esquared5064]

Another pro for the ASE is that it's an even 1 oz which makes it much easier to calculate its value vs .17875 oz for the quarter.

[@SilverDragons47]

E Squared very true! super easy! 🔥🐉

[@gosnellktn]

another pro for junk is that if you are holding mercury dimes or walking liberty halves, your kids or grand kinds might wind up holding numi potential. my hope is I never need my silver. and I want my kids/grand kids to be able to pass my horde off a little at a time for the numi value. fingers crossed. bought a bunch of merc dimes this summer for 49cents over spot this summer. they looked pretty nice, surely there will be a few good coins hiding in there.

[@SilverDragons47]

DB Stupid yeah that is true! also you might find a 1996 ASE in a monster box 😏🔥🐉

[@hector5749]

EXACTLY ME!!!!

[@danielbenedict8818]

Good to have some of both. One advantage with ASEs or other large sizes is they are usually in better condition since people do not carry them around and circulate them very much; that is the flipside of constitution being portable and fractional.

[@mysterybuyer3738]

I can't ever agree on which is better so I just buy both so there won't be any questions or should of and could of. I actually do it all. Bars, scrap Sterling, 90%, .999(9), numismatics, I also diversify with gold, bismuth, Copper, nickel, zinc and lead.

[@SilverDragons47]

Mystery Buyer yeah diversity is the best I think!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐉

[@gosnellktn]

best part of junk silver is you don't have to explain where you keep finding it. eagles will expose you as a metals holder.

[@SilverDragons47]

DB Stupid that is a good point! 🔥🐉

[@incman78]

I agree with Alex coin roll hunter....junk silver or constitutional usually has a lower premium per ounce and more recognizable than the ase. But I'll take both and still be happy...

[@SilverDragons47]

incman78 yeah i’ll take both as well 😂🔥🐉

[@alexcoinrollhunter6836]

It’s crazy that the ase go for like $18each! It’s an oz of silver that is a billion coin should be like $.50 to $1 over spot

[@homebrew9893]

I see premium of $4.15 at a LCS for 2019s. People still buying em

[@paulbunyun-xi9by]

well today 11-7-19 a mercury dime is selling for 13X the face value which equals $!.30 junk silver is selling at 13X face value! been like that for a long time

[@alexcoinrollhunter6836]

I’d say constitute silver! Much lower premiums

[@SilverDragons47]

Alex Coin Roll Hunter That is true! we will see if that holds! 🔥🐉

[@paulbunyun-xi9by]

both are bad investments'

[@billrundell2097]

But will Junk silver be widely useable during a currency crash? Will check out registers be able to convert it? What happens when 90% Junk gets mixed in with our current coinage? What happens when you add into the mix, round, bars and Silver Eagles. These are the question that are not being addressed. Junk silver may not be the best safe Haven for your saving and security.

[@charliedee9276]

I buy both, diversification in the name of the game. Have been roll hunting for a couple years, and have had unusually good luck at the change machines in the self service car washes for quarters. Just today I picked up 10 1oz Buffalo rounds at spot, and 50 rosies a couple days ago for under $60 bucks off Ebay. I also pick up gold, platinum and palladium when I can afford it.

[@savagestacker]

There are tons of numismatic valued constitutional silver coins out there and can be worth more then the silver content from which it holds there in . You may have said this already but I’d say that’s a huge + for junk silver . But I like them both . Because of your videos I buy both . Thanks for the vids .

[@NoblesTx]

I was literally about to search this because I’m bored and bam. Perfect timing 🤙🏼

[@SilverDragons47]

NoblesTx That is awesome! 🔥🐉

[@daniels8105]

great video. I have over $150 face of constitutional silver, now I'm trying to stock up on ASE's. Getting over spot when I go to sell will be a HUGE benefit

[@italiang8470]

The answer is of course to have both. Fractional silver is very important.

[@SilverDragons47]

Italian G Yes indeed! you can’t go wrong that way 🔥🐉

[@MetalBum]

Both! I also think constitutional will diminish as years go...loss of hoards melted junk etc, i was reading about how in the 80s when spot was low and demand started spiking they melted junk silver for industrial use

[@SilverDragons47]

Metal Bum yes it’s getting more rare which makes it more....... valuable 😉🔥🐉

[@thefarkas7163]

Good video SB! We live in a time when people can’t do simple math without pulling out their smartphones. Don’t forget, most of the population doesn’t even no the value of silver like we do. Us stackers r the minority. I don’t expect others to no the difference between 90%, 40%, 75% etc. For me it’s all about the ASE’s. Imo, it’s best to keep it stupid simple with regards to liquidity. My wife saves her constitutional tho. That’s basically free silver. Thanks for the great share bud!!👍

[@E_R_I_K]

Hitting the nail on the head here!

[@SilverDragons47]

THE FARKAS yep keep it simple stupid 👍🏽👍🏽😂🔥🐉

[@TalkingBullion]

There is a place for both and I would recommend having them both! You never know what the situation will be or who you will be dealing with. Right now, constitutional can be found with very low premiums. It is not uncommon to find it at spot or below. That is very difficult, if not impossible, to do with the ASE (oh wait, I just did 😀...teaser 😁). Thanks for another great video SB!

[@SilverDragons47]

Talking Bullion ASE at spot 😍😍😍🔥🐉

[@TalkingBullion]

@@SilverDragons47 Or below?????

[@SilverDragons47]

Talking Bullion 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@momoneyinc]

Con on Constitutional Silver is it takes up more room. I love when people call it junk silver. Consider me the Junkman!!!

[@SilverHeist]

Since constitutional is fractional pro, then ASE’s are a ‘whole’ unit pro. BIGGER unit & denser stack. Silver stacks need space.

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Heist very true! fill those monster boxes 😁🔥🐉

[@IvanMTG1]

Love the list mah dude! Keep up the stellar work. Thumbs up!

[@SilverDragons47]

IvanMTG1 Thank you so much! 🔥🐉

[@digitalnumismatics425]

Both have there place. If you are stacking then always go with the the lowest premium. if you are talking numismatic value then you just opened up a whole other can of worms. Stack both and always look for the lowest premium. Great vid. keep them coming!

[@everettwhite9874]

Very good information with a clear and easy to understand comparison for new stackers. Yes, I enjoyed your video. Thanks a lot.

[@veritasfiles]

It's my understanding that the 90% is also non-taxable. I think it's best to be diversified, so I would definitely stack both!

[@SilverDragons47]

veritasfiles the less taxes the better 😁 yes both is the way to go! 🔥🐉

[@nathanfisher4687]

Very new at this - but logical question. Let’s just say you stack equal quantities over 40 years. Wouldn’t it make sense that with 90% of the old currency melted for silver that over the next 40 years more of it might be melted? This might then reveal a potentially high numismatic value to your ‘junk’ silver - at the very least I’d probably then go through the junk and separate out those that might be in much better condition versus those in poor conditions. If you have a decent haul and maybe silver hits 30 - it might make sense to liquidate the eagles to possibly gold if the ratio is 50 or less. But hold on to the junk for the 40 year payoff - at the very least you still have 90% silver. On the upside, you may have stacks of now very rare coins that are all over 100 years old.

[@markhaseley3304]

If SHTF. The majority of people will recognize the constitutional in trading more easily. Street price will be set first in constitutional only because most people will have it vs pure silver, and while everyone loves gold... not many will have it to trade so the street will have a wildly variable valuation. (JMHO)

[@dannykimzey39]

I think someone already said it but what about stacking both? The ASE's come with a premium making them cost more than the constitutional silver per ounce. Also, the constitutional silver can actually weigh less than what you paying for. I personally don't have a preference. I stack whatever I can find at a good price at the time. I have a budget of about $100-150 every two weeks when I get paid and the first thing I do besides go by my local coin shop is check out all the deals online for silver at or near spot price. Or, if the ASE's are on sale I'll try and grab some of those. But lately it seems like I've picked up mostly generic silver rounds or bars and/or constitutional silver. I rarely find the ASE's on sale or at a price I feel is worth buying. Anyone know of any good deals on American Silver Eagles they are willing to share with me (us)? Lol, any leads are greatly appreciated!!!

[@NATV123]

I litterly sat there and was refreshing my notifications and as soon as I got it and clicked and there was already a comment.

[@eddieslittlestack7919]

@NA TV 😭 I'm their with ya bro

[@SilverDragons47]

NA.TV yeah alex is pretty much unstoppable 😂🔥🐉

[@SilverDragons47]

Eddies Little Stack who will be the first to overthrow him 😮😮😮🔥🐉

[@TIOMKIN1]

I Stack both ASE and Constitutional. I love both. Thanks. out.

[@kendallkidd2220]

I say yes to both>$

[@RestoreITdontJunkIT]

Agreed, save both. For both have good qualities for lifes events.

[@SilverDragons47]

Kendall Kidd yes I agree! 🔥🐉

[@k.j.m.9357]

There is no "which one is better" they both have there place in our PM stacks

[@bigfootsilverhideseeker2856]

SilverBaggins, for me it is going to be BOTH! When I am out and about it is the one that has less of a premium. ASE is a great go to pick up and Constitutional is tasty as well. Thanks for the video !

[@SilverDragons47]

Bigfoot Silver Hide&seeker Thanks for watching! I am kinda doing both myself now as well 😂🔥🐉

[@deathwatch8]

Constitutional is my fractional silver simply put. Having 999 may function as both a core asset and a trading mechanism but Constitutional is no doubt useful simply for commerce reasons alone. Best to have both!

[@SilverDragons47]

Kerris L Ravenhill good points! 🔥🐉

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Hi Baggins. PRO: ASEs have the weight on the coin. (one ounce). CON: 90% usually is worn, not full weight. 90% is filthy. Most ASEs are pristeen. Prices are given by the ounce, 90% needs weighing and math to determine value. I have some 90%, but ASEs are my foundation. Also, There are some proof 90% coins made from 1992 - present. I have 22 rolls of silver proof State Quarters. I like ASEs! *:-)*

[@SilverDragons47]

Donald in New Mexico yeah no one likes a slick! 🔥🐉

[@akfox19D]

You can still get pretty lucky finding silver Halves in bankrolls/boxes but I've found more $20 bills on the ground than I've found silver dimes and quarters in them.

[@silvermagpie2451]

Personally Silver Baggins if i was a stacker i'd stack both 🌚 But the ASE is a stunning looking piece and pure silver like you said👍Cool upload 🔥🐉 SM 🌚

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Magpie very true thanks so much! 🔥🐉

[@Juana4ev]

"Is that a walker?" 🤣 Will come in handy when we have real life walkers

[@ShaminMike]

Great video! Just ordered my first 5 ASE’s and got some nice constitutional from a local coin shop yesterday! 😁

[@SilverDragons47]

Michael Berrett that is awesome stack on my friend!! 🔥🐉

[@ShaminMike]

Will do brutha! 👍👍

[@josephngo5858]

Pro for 90% coinage, particularly dimes and quarters, not an attractive target for Chinese fakes. Lower return on investment for scammers. Also, 1 counterfeit charge for ASE vs 14 counts for each dime makes it more high risk relative to higher value coinage. Less likely to be fooled by highly recognizable dimes/quarters that can be felt up vs sealed mint tubes or slabbed coins of ASE that you rather not have to touch directly.

[@SilverDragons47]

Joseph Ngo good points! 🔥🐉

[@astrofrk]

Neither show the percentage of silver and the general public wouldn't know. Right now, I'm drawing disability and Constitutional silver is much more affordable to purchase for me. I think ANY silver is better than leaving fiat currency in a bank account. Agreed?

[@joelscott1898]

I'm not a fan of Air-Tight holders for ASE. My 2014s yellowed the same as if they sat on the counter

[@toshioikene8200]

Cool list of pros and cons man. Thanks.

[@SilverDragons47]

Toshio Ikene for sure thanks for watching my friend! 🔥🐉

[@kalash479]

Hey, I am a newbie stacker and need some help. I see the price of silver right now is around $15 per ounce, but when I search on Ebay, the one ouncers are around 21 at the lowest. I bought a 2 oz monarch bar for $43, part of the reason is I like to collect metals from the periodic table and part of it was to possibly start collecting silver. I went on other sites like APMEX but their shipping cost is $10 and adds up to around the same for 2 oz. Was it a mistake to buy the monarch 2 oz for $43? I assume that the price per bar gets cheaper when you buy in larger quantities. I am still in high school and only have a couple hundred to spend but I don't feel too comfortable spending $300 on silver right off the bat. Any advice?

[@daybot2.085]

Here is my basic rule: Never pay more than $4.00 over spot for a silver ounce. Ebay is not the way to go. On that site there are hundereds of real looking coins but they are fake. Buy silver from well established preacious metals dealers like Money Metals Exchange or Provident Metals. I just bought 4oz of silver from M.M.E for $72.00 and it got to me fast without shipping charge. While you are just getting started in silver collecting, take advantage of the "First time buyer" deals. Every well established metals dealer should have a deal of thier own. I collect for metal content so i mostly collect rounds, but i really love the Eagles! Btw never pay more than $21 for an Eagle, as it is a rip off. For rounds, no more than $20 or it is a bad deal. Good luck in your silver collecting!

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Hi kalash. A 2oz. bar for $43 is too high of a premium. You can get ASEs at a lower premium than that. Provident and Apmex will give you free shipping over $100. Save up for a $100.+ purchace. I would go with the ASE! You are starting at a very good age. Slow and steady wins this race! GOOD LUCK, KALASH! *:-)*

[@gosnellktn]

do you have a local coin shop? if you are buying in small amounts, that would get rid of shipping, but you may have a sales tax depending on local. another option is to wait for eBay bonus bucks or other promo deals, you can get deals below spot on eBay if you work it right, do your research and don't be in a hurry to purchase. eBay going to be priced way over spot to cover the fees and the credit card costs. can't do eBay without getting involved with the discount strategies. also, watch the daily deals. there are sometimes good deals there as well. another resource is looking at findbullionprices.com they have some resources to identify deals on eBay and elsewhere. but it isn't a complete list of best deals on eBay. be patient, and don't over spend. once you learn the options, you will be able to find metals under spot or very close to spot price with free shipping if the order is large enough. good luck in your stacking in 2019

[@SilverDragons47]

kalash 47 I would suggest spending $100 at a time and buying sales from provident, jm bullion, or APMEX... or try a coin shop for better deals! 🔥🐉

[@bowtiejoe2413]

Try the local coin shops and jewelry shops. They are more likely to take small sales, and can give you an education too. If you are a regular customer, They may cut a deal.

[@politicalatheist5861]

Another pro for constitutional is that it's not likely to be fake, unlike the eagles

[@coinjack1543]

A notable CON for the ASE is the higher premium to purchase one

[@SilverDragons47]

CoinJack15 that is true! 🔥🐉

[@toddmiller1699]

Well you pretty much covered it Silver Baggins! Thanks for the video good job my friend have a great night! Why do people just stop by to write first and not watch or comment your video? To me i think that is very rude & it ticks me off!!!

[@SilverDragons47]

Todd Miller yeah it’s maybe because I had that race a few months ago 😏🔥🐉

[@patrickshanahan4268]

I like Merc and Roos Dimes....Easy to barter with and lower premium paid...

[@hardmoneymilitant1249]

Great video Baggins! There’s just so many positives with both in my opinion. I need to up my constitutional silver game.

[@SilverDragons47]

HardMoneyMilitant very true and so do I! 🔥🐉

[@2biggirlz]

More ASE’s for me please...can feel that weight in your hand , but love that inexpensive constitutional silver too.

[@SilverDragons47]

2biggirlz yeah they both are nice! 🔥🐉

[@bigredbullion3883]

I'd rather stack the pure silver over the 90%

[@lostforwords2946]

Great video! Thanks for the info

[@SilverDragons47]

Silver Guru Thanks for watching! 🔥🐉

[@Colbmtrent5]

I think you need to have a base of coins to hold your wealth, and then have some like the fractional coins for trading and bartering.

[@SilverDragons47]

Colbmtrent5 yes for sure obviously if you buy both then you get the best of both worlds! 🔥🐉

[@Mn-yh2bp]

The 90% silver is a little more durable assuming it’s not already worn down

[@upnorthadventureswithccc]

Good video ! This is why it is good to stack both for sure. They all can hold a premium, ( a low premium and a high premium ) if that is something one takes into consideration. Thanks for sharing :-)

[@SilverDragons47]

Chocolate Cherry Coins very good point! 🔥🐉

[@davidcarlisle3384]

Very educational. I learned nothing. But very educational 👍

[@SilverDragons47]

David Carlisle woohoo. 😁🔥🐉

[@TheReal300zxMan]

I stack it all any prescious metals currently working on a pile of aluminum I have melting it down into ingots

[@SilverDragons47]

TheReal300zxMan that is awesome! 🔥🐉

[@finderskeepers4758]

Great video man!

[@SilverDragons47]

Finders Keepers Thanks a lot! 🔥🐉

[@POP80Y.8]

Very informative, And interesting SB ⚪🐉, Thanks👌

[@SilverDragons47]

Stuart Ogilvie Thanks a lot! 🔥🐉

[@RestoreITdontJunkIT]

I stack and love them all, happy stacking buddy.

[@SilverDragons47]

TONY'S HOBBY CHANNEL thanks a lot! 🔥🐉

[@WrvrUgoThrUR]

Love the Brad Pitt ‘12 Monkeys’ hand gestures 😆😆

[@IanYGath]

Your videos always make me think of the old saying, “Talk to the hand.” lol. Great videos though. 😃👍🏻👍🏻

[@SilverDragons47]

Ian Y Gath 😂😂😂 yeah basically... thanks for watching!!! 🔥🐉

[@esquared5064]

The big reason I buy junk though is because I can often get it below spot ... Not possible with ASE.

[@SilverDragons47]

E Squared yeah lower premiums are nice! 🔥🐉

[@philv2529]

Sorry to be pedantic but $1.40 in junk silver is actually slightly more than 1 troy oz

[@politicalatheist5861]

The "chrisfx" of silver. Definitely was inspired by him

[@Smooveon2s]

What capsule size do I need to buy for a 1oz maple leaf and silver Britannia?

[@ericcasagrande]

Could you explain how $1.40 in constitutional silver equals one ounce?

[@SilverDragons47]

Eric Casagrande because it weighs 1.11 OZT and it’s 90% silver 👍🏽🔥🐉

[@SeanJohnson-qm4pu]

ASE's Some people don't want old pocket change and the sell value is under spot.

[@vermacoinscollection6698]

Nice collection sir

[@robin56rf78]

ASE's don't have numismatic nor historical background and interest. Indeed, they are only made for collectors and hoarders. I prefer constitutional silver, which were handled and used to buy things in every day life, especially Walking Liberty Coins !

[@HB-yq8gy]

The gas station attendant doesn't know $1.40 junk is 1 troy of real silver but, they know ASE just my opinion.

[@SilverDragons47]

H B you do have a good point there! I guess it depends on who the attendant is 😏🔥🐉

[@corazondeplata]

Both!! 🙂❤

[@SilverDragons47]

Corazon De Plata indeed! 🔥🐉

[@ASMRPeople]

Well I have over 900 ounce and do not own one ase, so it's safe to say what side of the argument I'm on. The ase claim to fame is recognizably. I suggest however to the general public, my generic buffalo rounds are as much silver to the as an ase. I understand not all will agree, but this is my stacking srrat.

[@SilverDragons47]

ASMR People yeah it is cheaper to buy generics! 🔥🐉

[@natel9121]

great video baggins!!!!!!!!

[@SilverDragons47]

Nate Gate Thanks a lot my friend!🔥🐉

[@andreg3912]

I prefer constitutional silver because it is chaeper for me to pick up.

[@SilverDragons47]

Andre G true keeps the cost average down! 🔥🐉

[@jeremy_2288]

Great information here!

[@SilverDragons47]

Jeremy Wheeler Thanks so much!!! 🔥🐉

[@loganscoins5017]

Awesome information

[@SilverDragons47]

Logans coins thanks a lot! 🔥🐉

[@billrundell2097]

++++++ Urgent Reply needed.+++++ What happens when the JUNK gets mixed into our Current crap coinage?? It will take a 100% inspection of every piece of coinage and a calculator with PM specialist.

[@SilverDragons47]

Bill Rundell gresham’s LAW states that it won’t get mixed in with our clad coinage but the opposite... it will become more separated. look at coin roll hunters 🔥🐉

[@horsepastetosy2587]

ase s can have a high premium to stack compared to junk?

[@CoinMan5000]

I agree with Yankee stacking

[@SilverDragons47]

CoinMan 5000 who doesn’t? 😁🔥🐉

[@handsometj3739]

Definitely given me something to think about

[@SilverDragons47]

HandsomeTJ 1 thanks for watching! 🔥🐉

[@georgeygp4018]

Thx exectly this is the question...both ot them :)

[@silverwheelspatriot1764]

I have a better chance at constitutional

[@SilverDragons47]

Karen Jessup yeah and it is easier to pick up.. 🔥🐉

[@crystalclearvlog7256]

All is Good for the right price:)

[@SilverDragons47]

CrystalClear vlog you do make a good point 😁🔥🐉

[@lindasheffer4704]

Great video!!

[@SilverDragons47]

Linda Sheffer Thanks a lot! 🔥🐉

[@YankeeStacking]

Hmmmmm. Yes. 😜

[@SilverDragons47]

Yankee Stacking I knew you would like this one 😁🔥🐉

[@momoneyinc]

Constitutional Silver rules because if you put in the time, you will get free silver minus the cost of your time.

[@PartTimeDetector]

Nice break down!! I have way more constitutional silver.

[@SilverDragons47]

Part Time Detector thanks a lot! 🔥🐉

[@MrDoeboy356]

great info thanks.

[@SilverDragons47]

MrDoeboy356 Thanks for watching! 🔥🐉

[@coinhunter7776]

Constitutional silver I like better, but I do stack both

[@SilverDragons47]

Coinhunter777 !!! yeah I like em both. 😏🔥🐉

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Give me 3 or 4,9's all day long bud.

[@SilverDragons47]

Tomoko's Enterprize yeah I hear that! better to melt eh? 😁🔥🐉

[@dijidal]

When silver goes to $50+ per ounce each 90% dime and quarter will be worth way more than they are today.

[@SilverDragons47]

mm ix yes indeed! 🔥🐉

[@mp211204]

Ase no question imo

[@SilverDragons47]

Dub City Stacker you do have a good point 😁🔥🐉

[@skullstaxx]

I’m gonna concentrate on both in 2019

[@SilverDragons47]

The Mailman i’m am gonna try to as well! 🔥🐉

[@candyw7153]

Great video

[@650tonyd]

what about silver certificates?