What is The Best Type of Junk Silver for Silver Stacking or Silver Investing?

In this video I talk about the best type of junk silver for silver stacking or silver investing. Junk silver coins are dollars, half dollars, quarters, and dimes that were minted in 1964 or before. I do also talk about 40% Kennedy half dollars and 35% silver war nickels in this video even though technically they are not considered junk silver. In recent videos including a junk silver unboxing I talked about how junk silver investing is a good idea, but I haven't covered what part of my junk silver collection is the most preferred until now. I do talk about how you should sell junk silver at face value and not by weight and which junk silver purchases should do better then others. Typically when you buy a junk silver bag of junk silver quarters or junk silver dimes you want to buy them as close to spot as you can. Here is the link to my junk silver buying guide:

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[danielmiller]

one mans junk is another mans treasure

[SmouseHouseHobbies]

I just collect them all, so no worries

[Chitown-Silver]

I love the ladies. Morgan dollars & Peace dollar's. War nickles take up to much space for to little silver. I like buying silverware at garage sales. Thats junk silver my friend. A soup spoon is about 3 oz. I eat honey nut cheerios with one every morning. Now that's junk silver!

[justinsimmonds]

I grab whatever silver coins are available for a decent price. Because I am a numismatist/coin collector, I also like to find different dates and mintmarks on the coins.

[trueheartintent]

I love quarters. It's how I got started stacking as a kid. My dad taught me which years to look out for in 90% silver and even showed me the differences in sound, weight, and designs with his 90% quarter stack (he had more that just quarters but the quarter is what he showed/gave me first). Could just be nostalgia but I will always love quarters because of that childhood memory.

[daniellinnabary]

Love the Halves! Funny that quarters don't get the love.

[Velez]

Funny thing, my first silver coin ever was a Morgan dollar. I found it as a kid playing around with my first medal detector in a dirt lot.

[silverback]

oh and quarters sound the coolest when you clang them together in a big pile

[bradmiller]

I've been focusing on Kennedy half dollars and ASE's. Good video...thanks!

[newenglandendler]

ive never sold anything to a dealer and never will, only friends, family, co workers

[veritasfiles]

I buy all of that, though I focus on the 90%. I think variety is your friend when it comes to stacking the monetary metals. While I try to make the best deals that I can, I do think that variety or diversity in your stack is worth paying for. Interesting video.

[ryanroberts]

My first silver purchase was inadvertently buying a couple of peace dollars with heavy premiums...a mistake well learned. Glad to have a few in my collection though. They are very pretty coins, i got a few in really good condition!

[jparkersilverstacker]

I like getting a little bit of everything in 90% silver. Last week I picked up 3 peace dollars and 3 Morgan dollars for $22 each and that was under spot at the time at my LCS! Thanks for the video 👍🏻

[craigj]

I go with Franklins and mercury dime because they are instantly recognized as silver. Don’t need a loop to check dates.

[Helmholtzwatson]

All of them! The shinier the better ;)
For societal breakdown situations itd be great to have a few big bags of silver dimes.

[bestpossibleworld]

Of course, the advantage of having some of each of the junk silver is the same as today with modern alloy coins; namely, you can easily combine them to make purchases. So in a societal breakdown scenario, junk silver becomes your go-to currency. So I stack a balanced array of junk silver. They are also beautiful coinage.

[christopherhubert]

My LCS always has junk to pick through, sometimes I score Barber coins in the mix! And, it’s tax free! Buy some every year and preserve our monetary heritage while you stack.

[danielj]

Getting a little bit of everything! Kennedys and walking liberties are great.

[Furry_Wall]

I just started silver stacking and was wanting to get more junk! This video came at the perfect time!

[lorimeyers]

I have an affliction for BU silver Washington quarters. I don’t care how much of a premium I have to pay, I want those shiny suckers! I like mercury dimes and Roosevelts as well.