Is Canadian Junk Silver Good for Silver Investing or Silver Stacking?

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Better than other Canadian junk silver videos
Comment from : GhostDiZ

I am à canadian resident and it is much harder to find canadian junk silver than us junk silver even here
Comment from : Grottemaster🇺🇦

They say the 1967 quarters weigh the same I have 40 of them some weigh werid amounts most weigh different amounts and think most are 80 Anyoying
Comment from : lil Perc30

170 face value of Canadian Junk Silver comes out to 102 troy ounces of silver
Comment from : Dude Guy

Very Informative, Bravo !
Comment from : Stephane Belizaire

What about sterling silver?
Comment from : Marshall Hunter

If silver say is 2500 an oz How much should I pay for a Canadian quarter or per dollar
Comment from : Rick Templeton

I love Canadian 80 It is easy to find, is available at low premiums even after the ungodly sales tax Because it is 80 it is very robust and often is is very good shape
Comment from : Mark Hadley

This Canadian appreciates your video on Canadian junk silver And thanks for your printable guide
Comment from : Duba Sciver

I think it's the silver no one's thinking about
Comment from : sugarman08

Americans have never appreciated Canadian Money silver or not
Comment from : Joe

So I saw some on sale today Having a math background I did some simple calculations With silver at $21/oz A Canadian dollar has $1260 worth of silver A peace dollar has $1890 worth of silver The Canadian will cost me $918 for that silver($1535 ea) at a typical price of $32 ea for peace dollars, that silver costs me $2880 I think I'll buy some Canadian silver Those are looking at AU condition Cull peace dollars are cheaper, buthave less silver
Comment from : Rick HICKS

Another Interesting fact! Coin roll hunting in Canada is much less productive that the US since are government has a program in place "the Alloy Recovery Program" to skim the silver coins out of circulation as they come through the mint
Comment from : Canadian Silver Seeker

Interesting fact The 1967 Bobcat quarter is typically 50 I have read that only the proof Bobcat was 80 Just recently picked up a roll of 80 silver from Apmex, noticed i had two Bobcat quarters in the roll Contacted Apmex to see if they were tested and they explained they were not but are machine rolled and they were happy to help me out with the mistake right away by offering to ship me replacements or crediting my account Thanks for the content
Comment from : Canadian Silver Seeker

Thanks for the guide Silver Dragons! Gotta go through some of my coins!!
Comment from : Jeeves D

Based on melt only today; Canadian junk is 30 better price than US
Comment from : David Coursey

Fair to say it is harder to sell, I live in the US and love Canadian junk silver though The premiums on 90 have just become ridiculous, I’m struggling to get deals of under $5 over spot
Comment from : Mistacole