Why you should BUY 90% Silver NOW!

5 reasons why you should buy US 90% silver coins now! Also referred to as junk silver and constitutional silver, pre-1965 US dimes, quarters, and half dollars are a practical silver investment for a variety of reasons. In this video I will cover the top 5 “PROS” of owning 90% silver coins.

[@michaelgarcia5689]

Constitutional silver has a glorious sound and even smell to it. Absolutely love it.

[@b.o.b3461]

My girlfriend will literally cry if she’s within 2 inches of 90% silver she hates the smell😂

[@jamiefox1045]

Love the junk, there is only a finite amount left and once it is all bought up I think the value will only increase, thanks for the vid

[@BusyBeeCompany]

Not really, it's almost never melted, even slicks so numbers won't drop and sorting is pointless cos they have been gone through 100 times over.

[@YoursEver-Nina]

That's a good point

[@cphipps1969]

While watching this, I went online & bought another $20 face 😊. Always fun to buy 90% because you never know what you’ll find.

[@bings3922]

Picked up a few rolls of BU Kennedy’s for 19x face at a local show. Constitutional is the best silver imo!

[@mursemetals7202]

Constitutional silver is my favorite to stack!!! Love the song, look, history, and it’s real money versus what we have today. Great video!!

[@lyndonmodin7794]

I Love junk silver, it is my favorite silver to stack. The best bang for the buck as far as fractional silver goes. Excellent video and very educational for those new to Silver or junk Silver for that matter. Keep up the great work on these videos as I absolutely enjoy them. I wish their was a double like button.

[@tho464]

I backed the truck up yesterday! Bought Walking Liberty halves at 17X face. Incredible.

[@TitleTownStacker]

I am stacking it right now had a laugh when I saw the video. Great minds think alike. Cheers

[@minotcoinbullion]

That is awesome!

[@aliyunko9689]

Are you kidding me if you say that the price of silver is still $20 per ounce after all these years? I'd never have believed. The recent price decline is merely a result of extremely low industry demand. Nevertheless, fantastic video! It's always pleasant to pay get the opinion of expert too

[@mvanwie]

The financial crisis happened because no-one could actually say out loud how bad things were.

[@delmahovorka3882]

​ @Ali Yunko Yes I concur. The prominence of institutional or basic financial education and managers cannot be overstated. Markets are oceans not lakes. Take myself, having encountered my fair share of bad trades, I was able to realize how timing, capital, entry and a lot more are essential. Now, I have a $122k portfolio averaging a 12% monthly roi in less than a year following - Yvonne Annette Lively's guide so I do know the importance of basic knowledge and delegation.

[@bradsandler3526]

@@delmahovorka3882 The Morgan Stanley investment advisor, Yvonne Annette Lively? Tate was with her on a JustFin podcast, right?

[@tommyfisher277]

@@delmahovorka3882 I simply looked her up though her records are detailed on the page, but wouldn't she be a bit expensive for 12% m-roi?

[@meierinternational]

@@tommyfisher277 nahhh budddy... She actually averages a 15%

[@jameycollins725]

90% percent "junk silver" is by far my favorite of all precious metals. The term may end up changing because they no longer make these coins and demand keeps increasing while available supply seems to be on the decrease. Even more, they have such history behind them. The eagles, maples, pandas, etc. are still being made and have no historic value to them. Excellent video!

[@theenglishprofessor8411]

I’m spending $30-$40 per week on Constitutional. I enjoy picking through what I want while shooting the breeze with the guys at my LCS. Take it home, wash it with dish soap and warm water in a colander to get the grime off, and then tube it up. Great way to spend part of an afternoon! Subscribed…👍

[@travismcgreat3823]

The other day I was digging through the bin, and they had a handful of Roosevelt dimes that looked damn near uncirculated, and quite a few really decent mercury dimes. I love checking in with them about once a month just to dig and grab a few dollars face value of the nicest looking coins.

[@AudioNumeric]

Don’t wash it!

[@jzak5723]

I always soak mine gently in soapy water too, just because so many people have handled it. I'm not trying to get anything but the loose grime, skin oils and germs off of it. It still looks the same after I'm done, but at least I know its a lot cleaner.

[@theenglishprofessor8411]

@@jzak5723 Exactly! And-it feels great to let those coins run through your hands while you’re rinsing them.

[@brandondockter4272]

It wasn’t until recently that I found out that each denomination had the same percentage of silver in it. I also agree with you 100%…if you have the means, fill those tubes up with 90%

[@travismcgreat3823]

There are some 40% silver half dollars made after everything else switched to 0%

[@charlessavoie2367]

I got hundreds of 1949-s, 1950-s, 1954-s and the 1955 series dimes, for the same rate as 1964 dates!

[@cameronhummel6590]

Very eye opening !

[@travismcgreat3823]

I pick up a few dollars face value, usually dimes and half dollars, whenever I happen to be in the area of my local coin shop.

[@cardaveux]

It tooks me around 14 month to get a bit over 50 dollar face value in dimes, quarter dollars and half dollars. I live in Switzerland and american junk silver is quite expensive. Ex. a Kennedy half dollar is around 9-10 swiss francs and It's not so easy to find like swiss junk silver mostly in 835 silver.

[@bobsilver3983]

That is all I am buying right now...90% stuff...mostly dimes and quarters.

[@barjer54]

Fairly new to stacking, but with a good grasp on it thanks to videos like yours. I visited a well established LCS for the first time yesterday to check out their junk silver. My SO was wanting to get some but after being offered a tray of quarter *culls* at face value x 20 I convinced my SO to buy some new generic buffalo rounds. I got him a great deal online ($100 face value quarters) for $200 *less* than another well known bullion dealer was selling them for!

[@ModernStacker]

Fantastic video! Adding this to my Community Classics playlist. Cheers!

[@MegaSilverStacker]

Absolutely stack 90% I love it and is the only fractional silver i will buy. Thanks for the video

[@minotcoinbullion]

Right on!

[@danavipuzzles7308]

Prices on constitutional silver have skyrocketed. I haven't been able to find anything cheaper than 26 times face online lately. It's definitely awesome to get, but not the most cost-efficient. You can buy silver rounds and bars, and even foreign coins, for cheaper than 90% silver. I still buy 90%, specifically Mercury Dimes, but my mentality has shifted. I no longer buy it as an investment in silver, since it's too expensive for that. I buy it simply because I enjoy having it. I have no intention to sell it or to barter with it. So, I think of it as more of a collection. As such, I actually seek out Mercury Dimes that are in VF-XF condition, which are my favorites. I love it when they have that old worn look to them, but at the same time when their condition is very good and you can clearly see all of the details. I actually prefer VF-XF over AU, as I don't want them to have much luster on them. I don't keep them in any flaps or coin holders. I just mix them all together and love that about them, that you don't need to worry about handling them carefully. I buy them in smaller quantities and pay higher premiums for them (usually anywhere from 30-40 times face), and the fact that I'm buying them little by little and spending so much on them will help ensure that I hold on to them down the road, since it would quite a financial loss for me to sell them. As far as pure stacking goes, I'd go with silver rounds and bars, and also gold. Those are the metals I'd sell if I'd ever have to. But I have no intention on ever selling my 90%. They are much more than silver to me. They are part of American history. People used these coins literally a century ago. They will never be minted again, and so there are fewer and fewer of them each year as more get melted away.

[@afts1964]

Thanks. I am now learning this knowledge for my home-based precious metals business. Thanks again. You teach well.

[@sallysilvermander7346]

Very interesting on the .715 oz per dollar face as the industry standard because of wear. Thanks for sharing and great video! Keep it up!

[@jadenephrite]

Thank you for your video. Regarding 7:57, an uncirculated 90% Silver Quarter Dollar's weight specification is 6.25 grams. On the other hand, a junk silver quarter dollar with noticeable abrasion wear may weigh on average around 6.18 grams. In other words for a typically worn junk silver quarter dollar, there may be on average around 0.07 grams loss in weight. That calculates to be 0.07 grams/6.25 grams = 1.12% loss in weight.

[@minotcoinbullion]

Thanks for the stats! 👍🏻

[@peggymorgan6355]

90% is undoubtedly where it’s at!!! COIN OF THE REALM!!! Pre 65 silver and pre 33 gold.The best to stack and it has history and feel!!!GOOD LUCK EVERYONE STACK IT UP!!!

[@23Keith23]

Great video man I learned a couple things👍

[@bgs9man]

Great video and thanks for sharing. Well explained. 👊

[@jameslee1485]

Excellent video about how to calculate the price of silver.

[@tc9660]

New subscriber here - stacker since 2002.

[@Kcconnor]

Let us go through some numbers first. A dollar face value has.715 once’s of pure silver. So you can have any type of change for .715 silver. On the other hand Morgan and Peace dollars both have roughly .77 once of silver. As he pointed out in the video. Also like he said, it takes $1.40 face value for an full once of silver. However if you try to get rid of your dateless coins you may have to put another dime on it. I think he really did a great job with this video and the only reason I’m posting this comment is that people can get answers that they probably didn’t catch on the video.

[@cason2006]

Constitutional silver is my favorite silver! Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend!

[@minotcoinbullion]

Thanks, you too!

[@oldscoolcooldiecast1879]

I found two rolls of uncirculated 1964 dimes today for 250 my first silver dime roll purchase. From my research i think I did good

[@jamessteele1444]

Its .723. If in old dollars its .7734

[@oldscoolcooldiecast1879]

@@jamessteele1444 not sure what you mean are you saying the dimes isn’t 90 percent silver. 😂 just learning brother

[@jamessteele1444]

dimes r 90%

[@jamessteele1444]

@@oldscoolcooldiecast1879 in good condition the weight of silence is .723 ounce per $ face

[@oldscoolcooldiecast1879]

@@jamessteele1444 oh ok and yes there In uncirculated condition

[@hotheadedjoelhaha]

Very good info! Thanks!

[@garbo8962]

Just got two 10 ounce silver Germany's bars delivered yesterday along with some junk silver. The three cheapest p!aces on the internet were out of stock on Germany's bars for a few days and one place did not have any rolls of junk silver dimes.Silver right now $21.50 a spot ounce. Great time to buy..

[@TDK2K]

I love 90% dimes and quarters! Buy them while they're still widely available and fractional silver tends to carry the highest premiums. I also love 35% war nickels because I love its history, limited to 3 years of mintage and can easily buy them for under spot. I realize if I ever have to sell them I'll have to sell them for at or just under spot, no biggie.

[@SilverSeeker]

Another good one!!!!

[@ericpatrick5542]

I Love To Have Two Pounds Of 90% Silver Coins. Even Two Pounds Of Silver Morgan Dollars And Silver Eagle Dollars. That's Nice.

[@Ronaldalan114]

Really great video. I see your channel is new. I’ll be sure to subscribe. Looking forward to your content. I can’t get enough of it. For an early vid, you did a great job

[@Vector_Ze]

I agree, that 90% coinage is the best way to buy fractional silver. But, in general it's not the cheapest way to stack. The premium on 90% is currently (2023) about the same as the premium on an ASE. Which is reasonable considering the scarcity of the commodity, and won't stop me from stacking it. It's also nonsensical to call it "junk" silver, dealers seriously need to quit that BS. I've got Dime, Quarter, and Half albums I've filled from so called junk silver purchases that only have key dates to leave empty holes. To me, 90% coinage is just a much more interesting form than bars, rounds, or even most governmentally issued silver bullion like ASEs or Maple Leafs. I've got some of that too, ASE's, a 10 ozt Kookaburra (pretty), 2023 dollars, and so on. The 90% is still top shelf to me for stacking. I sincerely wish it were a cheaper alternative like it was when they started calling it "junk", but it's NOT. The premiums on 90% coinage is the main factor that keeps many stackers away from 90% coinage, equivalent to that of ASEs and a substantial part of their melt value. 4:17 ASE's are real money too. Their face value is $1 each legal tender, and spending one at face value is not too much worse than spending a Franklin Half at face value. I hate to say it, but your #3 reason is the product of survivalist nutcase logic. Still, 90% coinage is the best way to own fractional silver. Even if the economy were to collapse they'll still be seen as silver, NOT face value. Perhaps 90% coinage will become the defacto currency in a post-apocalyptic world, but we don't know that. I know, you own a coin shop and you're trying to sell the coins, but your Pro #3 went off the rails, IMO, even though it is a well known selling point. Years ago, I had a good LCS who allowed me to cherry pick trays like you laid out for this video. Those were the good old days. I'd sit around with the owners and chew the fat, leisurely looking through the coins, make my stack and pay when I left. Of course, spot was below $10 back then. Nowadays there's no local shop that is that laid back. Con #1 is understated. You can buy a bullion ASE for about $10 over spot, and $1.40 of 90% will also cost about $10 over spot.

[@dpetersen2630]

You can purchase 90% silver proof; State, ATB and US Territory quarters for the same price as junk silver quarters and these are 10X better looking, with mirrored fields and highly frosted surfaces. Your LCS sells these in rolls or bulk. Many silver stackers are not aware of this.

[@davidcarlisle3384]

Good information 👍😊. Mike P. Panucci sent me 👌.

[@minotcoinbullion]

Welcome!

[@marcp3461]

I recently sold all the silver coins I had 🙁. All being halves I acquired from CRH. $40 face value in 40% Kennedys and $10 face 90%. I recently acquired some sterling silver utensils from someone who moved and left it behind. At least some silver came back to be in my possession. Definitely won't sell this time.

[@vincentboyer1152]

Great video! I don't currently have any junk silver but it would be good to have.

[@akesha4138]

I think that it is important to buy silver that is attractive. Old worn out coins, esp those with no dates will not be that easy to trade or sell. Better to pay a little more and get coins in very good and better condition. Silver Washington Quarters are low in price currently. Buy only from a reputable dealer, NOT private EBay sellers who often switch products and sell you real junk, not junk silver.

[@jbgant8513]

I really enjoyed this video and subscribed. Thanks

[@StrongStacker1]

Great video! I just subscribed to your channel after watching this

[@minotcoinbullion]

Thanks for the sub!

[@dancerscc]

Buy low and sell high if you are a stacker.

[@23Keith23]

My lcs does not like u looking thru the coins it sucks. I even took gloves to see if that was the reason. But he's older and isn't making a killing on it so it is what it is. I will still buy it no matter

[@mikehernandez264]

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[@strategicsilverstacker]

Great video sub. You up #116 Keep up the great work!

[@minotcoinbullion]

Thanks for the sub!

[@strategicsilverstacker]

@@minotcoinbullion Your Welcome! Keep up the great work

[@stantonmagid4126]

I prefer to buy 10 oz or 5 oz or bullion every paycheck but when I can't afford it I will buy constitutional silver

[@hellonumismatic]

Nice coins.👍👍 youtuber🇮🇩Ind.🙏

[@midgetmack5344]

I love 90% silver started buying it for about 2months now… I want to make sure I have it understood… if LCS says 20x, that means that 4 quarters = $20? So each quarter is $5?

[@dailydribble]

What about war nickels being 18 of them I think equals 1 oz of silver can we pick them up cheaper I doubt it but worth asking

[@richardladow4734]

Problem with 40% silver and war nickels is that the refinery will discount them because it takes more process to get it to pure. Oh they usually pay less than the melt to offset the cost of further refining. Also 40% silver halves and 90% silver halves Take the same amount of space in the safe.😉

[@goldsilverjunkie]

Shoutout to SD bullion

[@michaelweldon1075]

I new to the coin collection I located in Grafton nd and will be in minot this week do u look at coins collection and give a ruff estimate of what it's worth

[@minotcoinbullion]

Yes. I offer appraisals but will be closed Mar. 1-5 to attend a National Coin Show in Phoenix

[@midgetmack5344]

So Weather is quarters of dimes 20x = $5 ea quarter or $2 ea dime ? Do I got it down

[@skytrooper506]

Premiums on it is outrageous. You'll probably never live to make a dime on it.

[@THESKITKRU]

I'll have some.

[@j-sonS]

Just ordered $50 face value. Why not

[@christopherwallace826]

Being legal tender is also a downfall when you have kids

[@TheCoinNerd]

True that, dude.

[@TheCoinNerd]

I have younger cousins and I would know.

[@jamesschultz420]

Great vid

[@dont.ripfuller6587]

Don't overlook the canadian 80% coinage. Way less premium per weight. 14 Roosevelt dimes to an toz vs. 17 canadian to a toz. $100bucks for $5 roll of 90 % $80 fot $5 roll canadian 80% I like having different varieties for whatever i may need if and when it hits the fan

[@MR-hg4cm]

We don't want that junk here in the states 😂

[@jzak5723]

Don't let anyone convince you otherwise, junk silver is silver, no matter the silver content. I would just stick with U.S. and Canadian because these are the most popular junk in the U.S. and Canada. I'm currently buying mostly Canadian 80% because of the low premium. I got some yesterday from my LCS for 12x face, which is below melt. Also picked up some silver war nickels for $1 each, also below melt.

[@unknownuser2737]

I live in the United States and I buy Canadian silver. Silver is silver. The only difference is I have to pay tax on Canadian silver.

[@dylansfreakfest]

Fantastic production

[@minotcoinbullion]

Much appreciated

[@walkerone9833]

Did I miss #5? Great vid

[@minotcoinbullion]

No you didn’t, but I did! 😅 nice catch! You were paying attention! Thanks for the support

[@paulrichards383]

There is no reason to charge 1x more for halves. I see some places try to pull that, but the excuses are not justified.

[@minotcoinbullion]

Thanks for the feedback. I used to think that as well until I became a dealer and had to purchase 90% on the wholesale market. Halves costs more than dimes and quarters from all of my wholesalers. So I charge more also.

[@paulrichards383]

@@minotcoinbullion I guess I am spoiled with my lcs who must get a lot coming in off the street.

[@southerncanadiancoins757]

buy n hunt thats what i do

[@hotheadedjoelhaha]

Perhaps one other Pro.. they simply aren't making this anymore.

[@riesche82]

👍

[@-Milo]

What’s ur intro music 🙏🏻

[@hardcorecopper4120]

Hello! Mike P sent me!

[@minotcoinbullion]

Welcome!!

[@davidg813]

The standing liberty half is around $16

[@abrahams.lincoln6749]

90% is great. But why wear gloves to handle circulated coinage with no numismstic premium?

[@minotcoinbullion]

I filmed a couple of vids that day and was handling raw gold Bullion coins (video coming soon) that required the gloves. I just keep them on for all videos. You are correct that gloves aren’t needed to handle 90% silver.

[@johnjacobs1625]

Stack Constitutional, it's protected by law! JJ

[@TheGroovyJones]

What if the new law is to turn in all legal tender for credit on your cbdc card?

[@johnjacobs1625]

@@TheGroovyJones You can Go Green But I'm Sticking with silver for NOW !! JJ

[@williamkrenik5005]

Why is state sales tax tacked on when I buy ?

[@dronetestdaegan]

Some states suck. That is the issue of the state.

[@mikej2029]

How do you check the wholesale prices?

[@godisgreat8462]

Hello I am a new subscriber

[@minotcoinbullion]

Thanks for subbing

[@dudesmart3777]

Cheap way to buy silver! Has premiums came down that much?

[@williamknutson6163]

What about pre-65 nickels?

[@minotcoinbullion]

Not silver, except 1942-1945 were 35% silver.

[@bobsilver3983]

fous on 1964 and older dimes and quarters, buy as many as you can afford

[@kevinkendall2182]

You mention “wholesale cost sheets”. Who are these wholesalers and what does one have to do to gain access to these cost sheets?

[@minotcoinbullion]

In order to get access to wholesale sheets you typically need to be a dealer that’s approved to buy wholesale.

[@TheGroovyJones]

Wholesalers are dealers to retail stores. They are who a LCS buys gold and silver from so they have something to sell when you walk in asking for metal.

[@kevinkendall2182]

Yes, understood. Though I see little mention of the identities of these wholesalers, how they operate and how they set the premiums that we end up paying.

[@philipp1966]

How about 1964 and before Dollars don't they count

[@minotcoinbullion]

Not technically. Silver dollars are .7734 oz silver for $1 face. Dimes, Quarters, Halves are ~ .715 oz silver for $1 face.

[@michaeljoines5225]

20x's is a rip off, MM is like 17.4x's right now

[@paulrichards383]

20x is a little high. Since I would be taxed, I would be paying more than 17.4x, yet I don't want to pay over $1800 for worn down coins. If they guarantee VF at worse, great, but don't expect to get many of that grade or better. Buff rounds would be better if cheap is the goal.

[@minotcoinbullion]

That was an example price for the video. Actual prices today in the shop were considerably less. Not sure what MM is but the 17.4x you quoted is essentially wholesale pricing. Thanks for watching.

[@michaeljoines5225]

@@minotcoinbullion monument metals, out the price!

[@paulrichards383]

@@minotcoinbullion MM is Monument Metals. The 17.4x is for $100 face worth. I admit that it seems like a good deal, but I never buy Constitutional halves, quarters, or dimes in bulk online because I prefer to cherry pick, which my lcs lets me do. I don't care for cull/slick that has no numismatic value to a collector.

[@tho464]

@@paulrichards383 That’s why I buy by weight and not by face value. Vermillion has the best price right now and I paid by weight at $23.90 per ounce for halves.

[@teamamericamattdamon3486]

Hero bullion has it for $18 for1$face value.

[@tho464]

Vermillion has it for 17X

[@lyndonmodin7794]

Buying it for that low and by weight you are getting some pretty worn down junk Silver. Only the worn down crap sells like that and when you go to sell worn down stuff they will weigh it as well.

[@johnnnoise]

and of course you should buy it from the them.

[@uawsux]

lots and lots of fear-mongering interest rates are going up prices are going down

[@BusyBeeCompany]

not a chance, if it gets to $17 face then maybe.

[@Kane6676]

You can tell us when to buy but can you also tell us all when to sell?? It’s seems silver pushers are always incapable of doing both lol

[@minotcoinbullion]

Thanks for your comment. People will always have different opinions on when you should buy/sell metals. It usually depends on individual circumstances. I offer my advice from the dealer perspective who is buying AND selling everyday.

[@SimpleMansJourney]

bad advice. junk silver is only worth melt. go anywhere and try to sell it and see what you get offered. I buy rounds or bars, the closest you can get to spot price, anything more than that is a waste of money.

[@minotcoinbullion]

I pay more than melt for 90% silver when it comes in the shop. It wholesales for much than melt price. We all have different stacking goals. Keep stacking what you prefer to stack! Thanks for watching.

[@tho464]

Bars are ugly and have no story to tell.

[@slapdat.byteme]

@@tho464 I’ve got 4 Proclaim Liberty 5-oz bars and 40 Italpreziosi 5-oz bars that beg to differ!

[@go4it129]

I just can't get into junk silver.

[@bobsilver3983]

Buy some halves and you will be hooked

[@MassEffectFan113]

Silver Bugs always think the dollar is going to crash "in the near future". Even if the dollar were to crash, we would switch to a new currency. We wouldn't revert to trading gold/silver for goods.

[@slapdat.byteme]

Sshhhh, they don’t want to near that!

[@helenbrooks4787]

At 20x face, six quarters,a little over an ounce would cost $30. Silver today is $21.50, plus your $4 premium, makes one troy ounce of silver $25.50. There is no advantage anymore to buying junk silver. The raised price makes it exactly what it is named, junk.Bartering makes no sense, as you can't spend silver at a store, mainly because the cashiers will not be able to figure it out, and the fluctuation in silver value can not be kept up with on a minute to minute basis.Constitutional silver has been turned into JUNK silver because of greed. There is absolutely no reason that an ounce of junk silver should cost more than a generic ounce, especially since it was way cheaper than an ounce a few years ago.When people started buying it up, greed took over, and the price doubled. Don't get me wrong, I love junk silver, and have a small amount, but when the prices go past the price of a generic Troy ounce, no thanks, you can keep it.I want the most silver I can get for my money, that's also why I don't buy Eagles.I am buying sulver for weight, not a pretty bird, or for bartering, because bartering can only work between neighbors, not at retail stores.

[@Userhfdryjjgddf]

I've been saying exactly same thing for years. I cannot for the life of me figure out why non rich people buy eagles. Been stacking since 2016 or so. Bullion rounds the whole way, I did buy junk back then cause was so cheap. After covid and silver spiked I am blown away at what people pay for eagles. Will never understand.

[@Robert31352]

The premiums are ridiculous for Constitutional silver. I stopped purchasing it a couple of years ago. I have over $500 of junk silver. Now I stack pure silver.

[@tho464]

Premiums have come waaaaay down. I paid only $3 over spot for halves. That’s less than spot was a month ago. Waiting for the rebound now.

[@saywhat6768]

@@tho464 SD Bullion has an alleged “sale” on half dollars. 5.29 over spot.

[@tho464]

@@saywhat6768 Not good enough. Vermillion took in a bunch of 90% and lowered their prices to blow it out. Act quickly!

[@saywhat6768]

@@tho464 what is vermillion?

[@slapdat.byteme]

I just never got interested in junk silver. Now .999 silver? I’m all over that stuff… stacking it like crazy!

[@justmejr9082]

how can I contact you?

[@minotcoinbullion]

[e-mail]

[@turdboman]

So $1.40 in junk silver is one onuce of silver and spot around $22 and you sell for only $29, WOW !!

[@tho464]

Sells for $24 at Vermillion

[@turdboman]

TY

[@minotcoinbullion]

Those prices were for example only on the video. Our current prices are actually much lower.

[@dronetestdaegan]

Can a guy who owns a company not make a profit for his company? That's like saying supplies to build a house is only 20,000$, why is the contractor charging me 100,000$ to build it.

[@tho464]

@@dronetestdaegan who are you replying to? I think people are just pointing out you can score really good deals and not every business works off the same margin so shop around if you want the best price. To your point, if Incan find a guy to charge me $90,000 to build the same house, why wouldn’t I?

[@bartperry1262]

Hmmmm, First off I love the 90 percent silver. I have stacked it for over 35 years now and have quite a hoard. The .715 added on top... well, I would want to see the premium YOU paid PRIOR to adding anything else on top..... I mean, making a profit is fine, but lets be fair about it all.... eBay is the BEST place to buy 90% silver and we all know it by now. Heck, I just gave UNDER spot price for eight rolls of quarters on eBay today....

[@minotcoinbullion]

In order to calculate the actual silver weight of a 90% silver US dime, quarter, or half dollar you take the face value of the coin multiplied by .715 to give you the actual silver weight of the coin. The .715 is not an added premium.

[@jeffmauldin4299]

Who would logically sell silver under spot price Make sure when you get those if you do get them they really are silver