Why 90% "Junk" Silver Coin Prices are Out of Control!

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Not Junk silver, affordable silver I’m stacking
Comment from : Barry

I have one 1960 Silver
Comment from : Hilda Perles

The premium is only an issue when you're buying very small amounts It doesn't necessarily apply when you buy at least $10 face value at a time
Comment from : X Y Mori Intus

That's BS Junk silver should be sold by weight - 90
Comment from : Robin Rosenberg

Great video Silver Seeker ❤
Comment from : Kenneth Frankiewicz

Because it has years and mint marks and makes it more historical and interesting I mean for all you know the President of the United States or a governor or something used/spent them or had them in his/her pocket!!brbrPersonally I think collecting generic silver (bars/rounds/etc) would be boring :(
Comment from : John Smith

Britianias are a great Sovereign coin to stack And a great price
Comment from : John & Whitney Kokalis

just picked up 40 1964 halves at 20x face or $28 per troy oz today, seems to be you can still find good deals on junk silver if you look
Comment from : Envi

Most times Krugerrands are the cheapest
Comment from : Little Rebel

This is just too much math to be done when bartering/selling
Comment from : EB

Good price but for me shipping to expensive
Comment from : greg newfoundland

If the Brits have Charles on them I will only pay 3 dollars below melt
Comment from : TweetyBird

Britannias are the lowest because they are all milkspotted, it’s a shame cause they are beautiful without milk spots
Comment from : Casey Mims

And much of the junk silver has been melted down!
Comment from : Russ Berg

It should be noted that it is very uncommon to see faked 90 US coins that baren't/b Morgan or Peace dollars
Comment from : John M

"Some people hate the term junk silver"brbrI hate the term constitutional when talking about silver US coins from *the 1900s*
Comment from : John M

TROY OUNCES --- RIGHT??
Comment from : George Taylor

It's time to back the truck up
Comment from : fishy dubs fishing

May of 2023 three LCS in my area only offered melt ($18ish if I remember) when i tried to liquidate - I passed, luckily i was only trying to downsize not make money, but i was extremely disappointed, i assumed I'd easily get well over spot - I think the DCA on my constitutional is around $25
Comment from : Rich Garcia

I think the term junk silver should only be used for coins that are just completely scratched and wornbrbrThat are 50 or less silver
Comment from : Jamie Hughes

HEY BUBBA, WHY DO YOU INSIST ON MEASURING 90 SILVER BY WEIGHT, THEY ARE COINS UNLESS YOU ARE STUPID ENOUGH TO MELT THEM DOWN, WTSHTF GOOD LUCK ON TRYING TO PASS OFF YOUR ROUNDS OR 10 OZ AND 100 OZ BARS WITHOUT DRILLING AND ASSAYING THE RESULTS IN A BACK ALLEY WHEN YOUR WANTING A SACK OF POTATOES
Comment from : don haddenham

Walkers are 22x face here in Brooklyn New York
Comment from : anders leong

The most counterfeited coins in America are ' Junk Silver '
Comment from : virgil kane

Old news, I noticed about 8 months or so ago the the Britannia's were the best deal going for about the last year The security features are the best too In fact it's all I have been stacking for the last 8 months or so There is no way I am paying 18 to 25 dollars over spot for ASE or any other Silver bullion😀
Comment from : THG Driver

Oops sell 😮😂
Comment from : Ronald Bergstrom

How much is being paid for the junk silver if you want to see
Comment from : Ronald Bergstrom

When you form the bulk commodity into money its value increases because its utility increases No one questions this for commodities other than gold and silver because it’s obvious and because there has not been decades of propaganda trying to convince people otherwise in the cases of other commoditiesbrFor example “the” price of wheat is about 15 cents per pound when you buy 5,000 bushels on the exchange, but 60 cents per pound when you buy a 5 pound bag of flour at the supermarket, and no one complains they are getting ripped off with the “high premium over spot” for wheat 60,000 bags of flour offered at retail is worth more than 5,000 bushels of wheat FOB the ComexbrSimilarly for silver and gold: 13,000 dimes are worth more than a 70 pound block of 999 silverbrIf you think otherwise you have been victimized by central bank propaganda
Comment from : Mark Voelker

Seeker I would like to know your feelings on 40 Kennedys
Comment from : Ida Herring

Stop paying this stupid premiums people
Comment from : hosehead

Hey, SilverSeeker Yes, the premiums are high But, the real question is, what would a local coin shop pay to buy our 90 silver coins If they are only offering $4 over spot, just not worth selling Maybe you can do a call video soon to ask and get a going rate Thank you in advance
Comment from : Daniel Dwyer

Definitely some of these “junk silver” may have numismatic collectible value too which makes them desirable
Comment from : shiny shinyman

I'm 5:40 in and here are my thoughts as to why the premiums are going so high 1) Uncle Sam has not minted this stuff since 1964 and has no plan to return to it 2) a lot of it has been melted over the years 3) being a finite supply, as more folks buy it, the remaining available coin count diminishes 4) of all PM this is the most recognizable, thus the most easily barterable for these reasons, I believe premiums on this will continue to rise and easily surpass all other forms of silver bullion
Comment from : Jack Speer

My local shop is charging $15/oz premium for 90 currency but only $5/oz premium for one ounce rounds
Comment from : LoneWanderer360

There's a reason that no one wants the "King" Charles obverse BritanniabrbrI wouldn't buy them if they were selling them AT SPOT
Comment from : CRossSta

I just inherited 66 Franklin half dollars But I don’t see a mint park I noticed the price varies in them depending on mint/year Can anyone help me out ?
Comment from : Jon

Spot is $24 but eagles are $42 Wth
Comment from : Billy Smith

Why is anyone buying silver now with these ridiculous premiums?
Comment from : Bob Masencup

Ive been buying them off friends for 20 times face value, win win
Comment from : Cory Daruszka

Talked at 35 silver nickles in your silver & 40 silver half dollars Talk about 1976 candian $ 5 & 10 dollar coins has 72 & 14414 oz silver
Comment from : leanne novak

Yes junk silver is easy to barter with and has good value But in the ancient times of Rome there was something called coin clipping and help stopping fakes from creating Anything that is silver you can barter with silver shot, sterling silver silverware, and more
Comment from : funstuf86

So anything pre 65 dimes quarters and half dollars ARE getting harder to come by Know why? Because coin dealers "for years" send those coins to be melted down Dealers have been doing this for years which means those coins are becoming harder to come by I have been dealing in junk silver for twenty-two years and believe me, dimes quarters and half dollars are getting harder to come by as compared to twenty years ago brI have never ever heard of anybody who produce fake dimes, quarters and half dollars nor have I seen one It is toooo troublesome for anybody to fake those coins for many reasons
Comment from : John Barney

You talk a lot but say very little Stay on topic 90 of what you said has nothing to do with the topic
Comment from : Spocks Brain

Sorry for sounding obvious, but if we ever get to the point of using silver to buy stuff, don't you think people will be making their own fractional coins? Private mints are already making them Yes, a high premium but they're 100 silver and there's no debate about "wear" and the presence of copper Also if it gets really bad, people will cut their coins into quarters or eights So I say "Change My Mind, don't buy 90 silver coins"!!
Comment from : Asher Kobin

The last time silver ran up the charts a few years ago, I went to sell $150 face value of 90 and nobody would give me anything over spot; in retrospect, they were paying $5-$6 over spot for generic rounds 😂 It hurts so bad, knowing what we know now!
Comment from : Blind Sight

This video could have been shortened into three words: Measurable/Recognizable/Negotiable
Comment from : Mr Gus

Sterling silver is 925
Comment from : immigrant АМЕРИКАНЕЦ

I only wear sliver, gold looks weird on everyone
Comment from : Joshua Nelson

I have heard reports of warehouses, in the past, holding truckloads of 55 gallon barrels, filled with constitutional silver, headed for the Melting Pot And this happened for years and years when nobody cared about well-worn constitutional silver Now if you buy a bag of constitutional silver much of it is very worn and slick Most people are now cherry picking the nice quality 90 coins I don't have much 90 silver but what I do have I bought it way back when it was $11- $13 per face I feel pretty confident that the price of 90 will continue to go up Like the nice gentleman said in this video, they're not making any more
Comment from : Donald Guillemette

You people keep talking about silver (real) values in terms of dollars (fictional) Silver is valued in mass and purity You people do NOT understand silver
Comment from : Norman Plombe

My budget is such that I am only able to add about $30 face value in junk silver per month, against the dollar collapse I have two questions: (1) How much is enough? (2) How would you split it up (dimes, quarters, halves, etc)?
Comment from : Ann Williams

I think the collectibility of junk silver out weighs the purity
Comment from : Chris Floto

Terrific video, thanks for sharing, I prefer real coins over rounds even at a premium
Comment from : Team Lynch BMD

sd bullion always over charges you!
Comment from : Ben Mcneil

Do you think that this government is going to let anyone have or keep any gold or silver you are out off your minde
Comment from : Danny Prater

I prefer to just divide face value by 73 I agree premiums are stupid high
Comment from : Charlie Hicks Harviell1

SD Bullion is 627 over spot Hero Bullion is much lower
Comment from : Fred Daniel

WOW!brWith premiums like that, I'm surprised there are not many more "Duplicate" of US silver coins coming in from overseas makers!brAll you need is a coin press, the planchets and dies!brAnd there is all sorts of info and data our there on "How To" make coin dies using the "Explosive Impact" method brBEWARE FOLKS!
Comment from : Robin J

Yup!br"Constitutional Coin" is the only accurate termbrI NEVER call these coins "junk"!brWho is going to invest one, two or $5,000 in "junk"?????brThe trouble is, todays younger folks have NEVER been taught the Constitutional or what is in it!
Comment from : Robin J

I think the 90 dimes will have higher premiums than quartes and half dollars soonWhen I 1st bought my 90 bags way back in the Y2K scare of the late 90's my dealer told the story of a "Little Old Lady" coming in to buy in the 1970's she INSISITED upon dimes only becuaseNobody has any money to make change in a DEPRESSION! Glad I sourced my holdings when I did! I'm good!👍
Comment from : EJ Grant

you have 5 standard ounces of 90 that is less than 5 troy ounces of the other bullion coins for 5 ounces thats a difference of almost 14 grams
Comment from : H

click bait title Good info here but halfway through the video no answer to WHY Why?
Comment from : Steve0552

Nah, junk silver has been around forever Most don't want it because it's difficult to melt down and extract Seems like a fad to me Just my 2c of silver opinion!
Comment from : Michael Brown

No such thing as junk silver Got to call it const silver
Comment from : drew mcclintock

I love silver and guns!
Comment from : Savage Lee

Yeh understood but get this-even here in New Zealand ,the US continental silver 900 is fetching good prices and rising brAnd I've noticed what Americans are paying for vg to au Morgan and peace dollars
Comment from : normy norm

I'm selling 90 silver on Ebay and getting over $40 per ounce LOL Suckers
Comment from : James

Sliver is Money
Comment from : brian hurst

If I'm going to have to pay a higher premium, Would rather buy junk silver than American Eagles
Comment from : Jeff Keller

I happen to have 3700 Benjamin Franklin half dollars from 1950 to 53 does anybody want to buy them
Comment from : Larry Adams

I think junk will come down a little before it goes back up and stays there
Comment from : Scoondog

Another reason people are willing to pay higher premiums for 90 That’s it even at a high premium it still has a low cost per coin so for example when things were really tight and I only had $15 that I could afford to spend on silver Eagles, maples, Brittanies, even buffaloes were pretty much out of the question, but 90 silver dimes or no problem
Comment from : M n

If in barter mode something that will increasebrmore in value than silver/gold and be more desirable,brPRECIOUS METAL TESTERSbrStack those instead of metal,brwill be in far greater demand
Comment from : The Boring Channel

Hello my friend! I know your an expert on American coinage I have a uncirculated morgan dollar collection iv been told is worth thousands of dollars I can't find any info on it was wondering if you can help me?
Comment from : Tyler Nesbitt

Does anyone know what X face value pre '64 coins sold for in 2018?
Comment from : James C

Don’t forget the melt fees
Comment from : David MacKenzie

I agree , silver will be $1250 soon
Comment from : Rodneys Next Chapter

Thanks
Comment from : Timothy Whittington Ye Olde Rufus

Very well done video You had all the reasons why I have stacked and traded junk Silver for years! And why it will only continue to become rarer and more desirable, for all the reasons you've given! The Mint can always make more Eagles, but the mint isn't making junk Silver anymore! And what will that local farmer want to exchange for his crop or livestock? WHAT THEY KNOW AND REMEMBER 😮❤🔥🔔br☕✝️
Comment from : Silence Dogood, MBA

He Ami how can be here in Austria 40 Prozent on the spot silver buy 31 Euro sell 23 Euro in Amerika also ???????
Comment from : Asdf

gr8
Comment from : Scott Lindsay

The 2023 1 oz Silver Britannia Coin BU sale is on that new world order clown NOT the Queen
Comment from : branned

I buy them because of stacking them AND because of the fun of searching for nice and rare pieces
Comment from : ganimed1976

7:53 I think at this point places will have risen to exchange silver and gold if you need to So, I will stick to low premium bars
Comment from : Gonzo