With banks failing all over, why are silver coins still hovering under $22? All day I hear people saying BUY but silver rounds still sell for $25.
ALSO, any thoughts on GME (GameStop) being in the mid teens? Time to buy the dip?
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..."junk silver" refers to non numismatic quality coins i.e. silver nickles dimes, quarters etc...
....they are legal tender and will have value even if the dollar collapses...
...junk silver is much easier to use in business transactions than bullion or other forms of precious metals...
...search "junk silver"...
...you can purchase what you can afford, even $20.00 if you wish..
...a good plan is to buy a wee bit weekly and sit on it...
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Junk isn’t a great term for it, but as you mentioned it refers to pre-1965 coins made of silver. Just for everyone’s reference here are popular terms and their content.
Bullion: 99.9% silver
Sterling: 92.5% silver
“Junk”: 90.0% silver
Just call it constitutional silver