What Type of SILVER Should You Stack???

TOP 5 SILVER YOU CAN STACK:

1. Generic Silver Bullion
2. US Constitutional Junk Silver
3. Collectible Silver Bullion Coins
4. Foreign Junk Silver
5. Hand Poured Silver

What is your favorite?? And why?? Let me know down in the comments!

I’m a firm believer in stacking low premium silver and keeping my dollar cost average down as low as possible. Silver is a long term game and we use this wonderful precious metal for maintaining our wealth and as a hedge against inflation. In troubled time like we are seeing today, I believe silver is great place to save your money.

Please know I am not a financial advisor and what I say on my channel is for entertainment purposes only. Please use your own best judgement when it comes to stacking precious metals.

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[eriksoderberg]

I'm a collector 1st and stacker 2nd... that being said, I love collecting/stacking canadian silver: relatively easy to find, very recognized by other collectors and stackers, and arguably has the best designs on their coins. Love the vids!

[superdad-lsid]

my lcs, puts all of his vintage rounds and bars in his generic bin...I often buy pieces such as trade units and other pre 1980 pieces at his minimum over spot prices....he even places most non u.s. government bullion. in his generic bin...which i ignore...everytime I buy from him I find a pices or pieces that are sellign for double and up on eBay....during these times this is an easy choice for me...im not overpaying for junk silver that is normally cheap as dirt when demand is low....I'm not buyjng the New shiny stuff...I'm not paying high premiums for foreign bullion...ECT...just sirect me to the nearest generic bin .and ill cherry pick the vinftage pre 1980 stuff...during the 80s it is estimated that up to 90% of vintage bulkin was meltted down...don't underestimate its collectable.value in the future

[NapoleonicStacking]

I am all over generic for 2022. I would also love to pick up some junk silver, but my LCS is almost always out of it. I love your Star Trek coin, wish I has one. Great video!

[andrewkolb]

In all honesty it's what a person prefers whether it's 90%, ASE or generic rounds/bars

[byteme]

Gotta tell ya, two months after this video was made, I can’t find a single silver round or bar in my area. Lately, my LCS (who typically had a bit of everything available) has slim pickin’s for **any** type of silver.

[djroselli]

Love me 10 oz bars, Maples, Britannias, philharmonics, kooks and junk ASEs of course

[viperviperpiro]

poured silver is a total waste of money... some LCS or bullion dealers dont even take in...

[TheMrdebro]

I say generics, junk and shot for liquidity then everything else as u like

[richardcontinijr]

The Britannia bar is not a generic bar. It's minted by a sovereign mint.

[marymastromauro]

I stack what I like, junk, rounds, coins

[Bp]

Great rundown. I had to splurge and by a bunch of the things I like at the end of the year. Now it's time for more constitutional.

[silverfan]

I paid $28 for the marvel venom. I can't believe what there going for on ebay now. I think i bought that at the right time.

[annat.]

Great video Patriot! Enjoyed. Thanks. 😊

[getx]

None of the above. I only fill tubes of sovereign bullion coins... the main ones most of stack, some junk, and lots of Morgans. I like easily recognized and easily liquified.

[CapitalCurrency]

I love a 10 oz. Bar! Especially if I need some silver for pouring. Another great video brother

[CashAndCoinsYT]

The variety you can get from silver is just amazing. So many from so many places. Great video! thanks you Patriot Stacker!

[tridentstacking]

I agree with you on the foreign silver, it’s fun. You can find all the information on your phone. Numista is my favorite site for these

[tridentstacking]

I’m living with generic all day everyday. Gonna rename my channel Generic Trident

[DS-ttvz]

I consider myself strictly as a stacker, primarily 10 oz bars ( RMC/Sunshine /Britannia ). As far as sovereign coins with a face value I go for newer Maples and Britannia. Collectable side I picked up one of the V75 ASE . I don't think of silver so much long term, more as an insurance policy in the here and now.

[MissCanadian]

Yes I have a little of everything in my stack