I am TOTALLY in agreement with stacking for weight by avoiding worn/slick constitutional. And if you have a moment, check out International Stacker’s video where he does a massive comparison on what junk silver is the best to stack for the least amount of weight loss. The results surprised me! The winner was the Washington quarter. 😲 Again, welcome back and I can’t wait to see more videos! Keep me coming. 😄👌🏼
Great job on your stack. You are using logic and it is paying off. I bought some merc dime rolls from Apmex and some were very slick and thin. For the premium I paid, I was a touch disappointed. The silver value wasn’t there. So sticking with “newer” old stuff makes a lot of sense. Good job. Also buying from the LCS eliminates bad buys. You know exactly what you are getting. You don’t always know when you buy on line.
This was really an excellent video. There's silver weight and old collectible coins and the video maker mostly goes for the weight. But he also sneaks in some collectible coins with the barbers and seated liberties. Sometimes people start out going for weight and then begin sneaking in more collectible coins like the Wash 1932-d and s and the Mercury 1921's and others. I think it's best to have both because in years when silver is flat; sometimes the collectible coins go up in value. I think having BU coins also is a good way to go
Love the diversification and not being a 90% silver snobbish stacking-or just pure ASEs or a premium based collection. War nickels and 40% halves do have their place and are nice to add to your total weight from time to time. I am a pure weight stacker and when demand hikes drastically they will be a great place to swap with newbie stackers. Most people will start with the lower priced max weight and will not be in the hunt for shine but more so weight in my humble opinion.
I LOVE war nickels! The look of the patina and cold feeling-very distinct. I have always thought that 40 percenters were a waste of money and time. Many coin shops don't even buy them. I tend to like the Roosevelt dimes more than the Mercury dimes for the same reason that the mercuries have lost a bit of silver. I will be using my tax return to get $100.00 face value of junk silver-most likely Benji's, Walkers, and Washington quarters.
Nice looking junk silver stack there! Junk silver is my favorite silver to buy I just love the history behind it. Awesome video and glad to see you're back!
Wow!!! Congratulations!!! What a great USConstituional silver!!! You are a practical Stacker... wow, awesome stack! I am jealous, but more inspired to keep buying a few dollar face a month! Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Very nice stack! For me, I like stacking dimes. They're pretty much the base of my stack. Then it's all about the generic 1 ounce silver rounds. Halves and quarters aren't far behind in importance. Eventually I'll fill a roll of silver dollars, just like you stated, by getting the 1921 Morgans and Peace dollars at a good price. But they're of least importance. As for gold, it's all about getting fractionals at a decent premium.
I agree about the 40% Halves. They're too big to have less silver than a quarter. I don't have any but find the war nickels interesting. As cheap king of the fractional coin (less silver than a dime). My junk is quite basic, but I'm happy with it, dimes (mercs and Rosies), quarters almost all Washingtons, except a few really slicked out standing libertys. Halves, the majority are Kennedys which I love for the lack of wear, 20 something Franklins( which I really like) and a couple of worn Walkers. You pronounced Monticello right the 1st time.
Yeah, I've got about $600 face of the 90%, but I'm definitely looking forward to the day when I hit the $1,000 mark. I don't keep any Standing Liberty or Barber coins of any kind. They are just too worn. The oldest coins that I actively buy are the Walking Liberty halves and the better condition Mercury dimes. I stay away from anything that approaches slick condition. If I do happen to get something approaching "slick territory", I usually add that to a separate stack that I build up for other people that I know will need help when things fall apart.
You have a nicely sized and balanced stack plus you know what you like and get good deals. My one advice is to not store the odds and ends in ziplocks. At least not too long. There is potential for PVC damage. The coin collector type channels know more. I couldn’t say if it is 2 mos, 2 years, or 10 yrs - but it is permanent damage to coin. Anything older with collectible premium would be shot.
Hey Silver Spartan! It's been awhile! What a well detailed video! You should be proud of your stack! I'm surprised you don't have at least one Tube of Walking Liberty half dollars or Peace dollars. You can cherry pick some that have less wear at your LCS. Keep up the good work! A good mix of Constitutional Silver/ .999 fine is a great idea. Some people don't like the 90%, but i think its Awesome! Its Real Money! Look forward to more videos! Please don't wait 9 months! ;)
Awesome stack. The historian in me loves 90 % coins. Older the better. Just got a barber dime that would trade in the MS range. So THAT'S what they're supposed to look ljke.... As for advice and thoughts as requested, I'd check your standing lib quarters for any Type 1s. Easy check, e ven with the obverse year degradation so common to the series. Type 1s were only made for 2 years and on the reverse do not have the 3 stars beneath the eagle. Nice and easy and very cool.
Great video on your "junk" Ha! Stacking weight is what I'm trying to do as well...been leaning heavy on Constitutional silver lately. My favorite is Merc's, Kennedy's90% and Washington quarter's.
Nice Stack Bro. ! I would grab more Roosevelt dimes... Should we need to use this in the future, dimes would be the best bet ! In any case VERY NICE ! ... One last thing, not sure if things have changed but the war nickels are hard to separate the silver from the vase metal "manganese" .. Last time I heard companies are working hard to make the separation of silver from the coin easier ...
what a fine stack and love the organization. where can I buy those tubes at? also do standing liberty quarters hold anymore premium than the regular Washington quarter
I have been purchasing full rolls of BU Roosevelt dimes and Franklin and !964 Kennedy halves by year .My question is . Do you think it is worth paying the high premium for BU coins?
rockinrod1 I made the mistake early in my stacking by purchasing BU rolls of Roosevelt’s, Washington’s, and Kennedy’s all 1964 and paying big premiums for each typically around 13-14x face. This was way to high a price for common date coins. I instead look for nice lightly circulated coins that I can find closer to spot or less.
Does the face value vs. the silver content even make a difference? You’re still paying at least the THE 40% silver spot ???. Silver is silver. -%ge of 90% vs 40% is still the same percentage of what you paid for the 90% vs 40%. And both coin’s face is still 50c
Desert Guy I have about 1/4 of my precious metals in junk (1/4 in gold, 1/2 in .999 fine), I do see many of the points people have against it and its use as a hedge. Thanks for adding your opinion and for watching!
Watching this on 6/26/24 and calculating as i go (slqs, barbers, and seateds were just eyeballed) you have 401 oz of silver (give or take) 8lbs of copper, and like .2 lbs of manganese, giving you a total of aprx. $11,571.17
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I am TOTALLY in agreement with stacking for weight by avoiding worn/slick constitutional. And if you have a moment, check out International Stacker’s video where he does a massive comparison on what junk silver is the best to stack for the least amount of weight loss. The results surprised me! The winner was the Washington quarter. 😲
Again, welcome back and I can’t wait to see more videos! Keep me coming. 😄👌🏼
Great Idea Yankee Stacking! It seems 1964 is the best too stack. There's plenty of that year and are in the best shape! Dimes/Quarters/Halfs
So glad to have you back Spartan!!!! I can't live without your videos!!!
Whoa!!! Welcome BACK, dude. And with a BANG! 👌🏼😄👌🏼
Nice man I thought I had a lot of junk silver you got me beat. big time. I'm wanting to pickup more dimes this year
Great job on your stack. You are using logic and it is paying off. I bought some merc dime rolls from Apmex and some were very slick and thin. For the premium I paid, I was a touch disappointed. The silver value wasn’t there. So sticking with “newer” old stuff makes a lot of sense. Good job. Also buying from the LCS eliminates bad buys. You know exactly what you are getting. You don’t always know when you buy on line.
I haven't come across these yet being in the UK but maybe one day! Great to see thanks for sharing
Yes that 1961 Washington quarter is definitely a proof. What a beautiful coin.
I really like how you set goals based on face value. I think I will appropriate that method for myself. Thank you.
This was really an excellent video. There's silver weight and old collectible coins and the video maker mostly goes for the weight. But he also sneaks in some collectible coins with the barbers and seated liberties. Sometimes people start out going for weight and then begin sneaking in more collectible coins like the Wash 1932-d and s and the Mercury 1921's and others. I think it's best to have both because in years when silver is flat; sometimes the collectible coins go up in value. I think having BU coins also is a good way to go
Love the diversification and not being a 90% silver snobbish stacking-or just pure ASEs or a premium based collection. War nickels and 40% halves do have their place and are nice to add to your total weight from time to time. I am a pure weight stacker and when demand hikes drastically they will be a great place to swap with newbie stackers. Most people will start with the lower priced max weight and will not be in the hunt for shine but more so weight in my humble opinion.
I LOVE war nickels! The look of the patina and cold feeling-very distinct. I have always thought that 40 percenters were a waste of money and time. Many coin shops don't even buy them. I tend to like the Roosevelt dimes more than the Mercury dimes for the same reason that the mercuries have lost a bit of silver. I will be using my tax return to get $100.00 face value of junk silver-most likely Benji's, Walkers, and Washington quarters.
Nice looking junk silver stack there! Junk silver is my favorite silver to buy I just love the history behind it. Awesome video and glad to see you're back!
I love the History behind it too!
Wow!!! Congratulations!!! What a great USConstituional silver!!! You are a practical Stacker... wow, awesome stack! I am jealous, but more inspired to keep buying a few dollar face a month! Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Silver Saver Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed!
Very nice stack! For me, I like stacking dimes. They're pretty much the base of my stack. Then it's all about the generic 1 ounce silver rounds. Halves and quarters aren't far behind in importance. Eventually I'll fill a roll of silver dollars, just like you stated, by getting the 1921 Morgans and Peace dollars at a good price. But they're of least importance.
As for gold, it's all about getting fractionals at a decent premium.
I agree about the 40% Halves. They're too big to have less silver than a quarter. I don't have any but find the war nickels interesting. As cheap king of the fractional coin (less silver than a dime). My junk is quite basic, but I'm happy with it, dimes (mercs and Rosies), quarters almost all Washingtons, except a few really slicked out standing libertys. Halves, the majority are Kennedys which I love for the lack of wear, 20 something Franklins( which I really like) and a couple of worn Walkers.
You pronounced Monticello right the 1st time.
Yeah, I've got about $600 face of the 90%, but I'm definitely looking forward to the day when I hit the $1,000 mark. I don't keep any Standing Liberty or Barber coins of any kind. They are just too worn. The oldest coins that I actively buy are the Walking Liberty halves and the better condition Mercury dimes. I stay away from anything that approaches slick condition. If I do happen to get something approaching "slick territory", I usually add that to a separate stack that I build up for other people that I know will need help when things fall apart.
Nice junk stack! Very organized
You have a nicely sized and balanced stack plus you know what you like and get good deals.
My one advice is to not store the odds and ends in ziplocks. At least not too long. There is potential for PVC damage. The coin collector type channels know more. I couldn’t say if it is 2 mos, 2 years, or 10 yrs - but it is permanent damage to coin. Anything older with collectible premium would be shot.
Silver Heist thanks man, I’ll look into it!
That is a respectable stack!
Hey Silver Spartan! It's been awhile! What a well detailed video! You should be proud of your stack! I'm surprised you don't have at least one Tube of Walking Liberty half dollars or Peace dollars. You can cherry pick some that have less wear at your LCS. Keep up the good work! A good mix of Constitutional Silver/ .999 fine is a great idea. Some people don't like the 90%, but i think its Awesome! Its Real Money! Look forward to more videos! Please don't wait 9 months! ;)
Tony haha I’m going to be trying to get on a much more consistent upload schedule, thanks for watching and i’m glad you enjoyed!
Also an interesting idea about the 1921 Morgans which I always avoid, but now find your idea interesting
I agree with you on the 40% halfs, I only get them if I can get them below spot. Nice video
Awesome stack. The historian in me loves 90 % coins. Older the better. Just got a barber dime that would trade in the MS range. So THAT'S what they're supposed to look ljke....
As for advice and thoughts as requested, I'd check your standing lib quarters for any Type 1s. Easy check, e ven with the obverse year degradation so common to the series. Type 1s were only made for 2 years and on the reverse do not have the 3 stars beneath the eagle. Nice and easy and very cool.
I just got my junk silver coins and silver bars . So excited to be getting prepped
Great collection brother 👍👍
Great video on your "junk" Ha! Stacking weight is what I'm trying to do as well...been leaning heavy on Constitutional silver lately. My favorite is Merc's, Kennedy's90% and Washington quarter's.
Nice Spartan. Subbed. Love the 90%!
Awesome silver "junk" stack. Thanks for the show my friend.
Love it ! New sub. Big time junk silver junkie
Love!!!! Subbed!! I will have to catch up on Junk silver :P
All videos about junk Silver coins talk about face value but never about how much they paid
between 8x to 12x face for it all is what i paid
If you are in a pinch you can always use it. Junks over rocks
"What is up everybody, this is silver spartan with another video✌️", wow I missed that
War Nickels & 90% Washington Quarters are very nice:) Good stack!
I have always loved war nickels, especially when I can get them at around half of melt!
Growing up in Virginia, I cringed when you said “Montisello” 😂
Team mercury coins...love the winged hat.
Oh and my favorite are the 90% dimes. I love the small fractional size
Great video bro.
Mostly Outdoors Glad to see you’re still around, thanks for always stopping by and commenting!
@@silverspartan2000 sure thing, im getting back into stacking again.
That's an amazing stack of constitutional silver. And here I sit with close to 85 dollars face constitutional silver lol.
Nice Stack Bro. ! I would grab more Roosevelt dimes... Should we need to use this in the future, dimes would be the best bet ! In any case VERY NICE ! ... One last thing, not sure if things have changed but the war nickels are hard to separate the silver from the vase metal "manganese" .. Last time I heard companies are working hard to make the separation of silver from the coin easier ...
Great junk stack!
what a fine stack and love the organization. where can I buy those tubes at? also do standing liberty quarters hold anymore premium than the regular Washington quarter
mathew miller picked them up at local coin stores, and unless in very good condition standing liberty quarters are worth about the same price!
Nice Stack. subbed
Wow, nice stack! And yes, that 1961 quarter is a proof.
I like mint state Morgan’s and I am willing to pay a premium for pre 21 mint state Morgan’s. But, I am a stacker and a collector.
Would love to see an update on your constitutional stack
Perfect video!! I do the same, plus vintage silver bars. 🤙
Great stack!
Thank you,you inspire me,I just started!
👍😎👍
Gorgeous
What kinda tubes are you putting the silver dollars? And are they cull or mixed cull and some better?
You should do a new updated video showing your full stack again of what you have to date compared to when you made this video.
Sliver!!! And howdy I’m new!
Nice constitutional stack 🤘
Washington quarters are badass. I'm watching this in 2022 where it's close to 20x on them
i got all my 40%ers coin roll hunting
Me likey
I have been purchasing full rolls of BU Roosevelt dimes and Franklin and !964 Kennedy halves by year .My question is . Do you think it is worth paying the high premium for BU coins?
rockinrod1 I made the mistake early in my stacking by purchasing BU rolls of Roosevelt’s, Washington’s, and Kennedy’s all 1964 and paying big premiums for each typically around 13-14x face. This was way to high a price for common date coins. I instead look for nice lightly circulated coins that I can find closer to spot or less.
No its not.
Can you post a link to those coin holders and what’s the cheapest place to buy them?
Coin shop
Coin shop
Why don't you just say "hello everyone" instead of "whud up yo yo yo". That yo yo yo bullshit is vid killer.
Subbed buddying for the first
Does the face value vs. the silver content even make a difference? You’re still paying at least the THE 40% silver spot ???. Silver is silver. -%ge of 90% vs 40% is still the same percentage of what you paid for the 90% vs 40%. And both coin’s face is still 50c
Love constitutional silver. A great way to stack silver.
GD
right now I focus on dimes because they have less wear than quarters.
I stack both U.S. and foreign junk silver
my local coin store sells 1921 morgans for 40 BUCKS. so i tend to avoid them.
Premiums on 1921 Morgans is wishful thinking. They are about NO WEAR. That is their sole value. *~:)
There is no premium on 90% silver, you should be paying spot or below.
that 61 was a proof ... worth more than a normal 61
I dont think you need to wait 2 years for the Morgans to go way up lol
Nice stacked just can't see myself stacking junk silver I see no point not even as a hedge
Desert Guy I have about 1/4 of my precious metals in junk (1/4 in gold, 1/2 in .999 fine), I do see many of the points people have against it and its use as a hedge. Thanks for adding your opinion and for watching!
What a good investment this was😂2022 20-23x
What is junk silver? Is it less worth??
Junk silver is a common silver coin dated before 1965. There are silver coins called key dates with a low mintage worth a lot more money.
No peace dollars?
Morgans we’re a great investment
That quarter was proof😹😢
I wish I could have as many nickels
No Peace Dollars?
Record at a higher volume. I can't hear shit
Great stockpile🔥🔥
Not an intelligent process at all🤔
Watching this on 6/26/24 and calculating as i go (slqs, barbers, and seateds were just eyeballed) you have 401 oz of silver (give or take) 8lbs of copper, and like .2 lbs of manganese, giving you a total of aprx. $11,571.17