Buying Capsules For Silver And Gold Coins Complete Waste Of Money?
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- Buying Capsules For Silver And Gold Coins Complete Waste Of Money
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Agree
I want all of my gold and silver to look exactly as I received it. If I need to sell it to someone, I want it to look as good as possible, regardless of how it affects price. I would expect the same from someone I was buying from.
Not for me I put everything in capsules except for 90%those just go in tubes unless it's a BU uncirculated piece u have to protect ur investments
Same.
Well put Jonathan
You and me think the same bro love it keep on stackin
I hate the capsules, it makes my coins way harder to swallow.
LOL wtf! Lmao.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals 😂😂🤣 Merry Christmas to you and yours brother!
😂😂😂
I guess the question should be “ do they lose value if they are scratched”? If so, keeping them in a capsule Will pay for itself right?
Ehh, not exactly. When selling to other collectors, yeah, the value will be more, but to a coin shop, you will get lowballed in most cases.
Selling to a dealer you'll get the same but selling on ebay or to a stacker you'll lose part of the premium if damaged. Right now Silver eagles have a 9-10 dollar premium. If scratched could take $3-5 off the premium. That being said normally the premiums aren't this insane.
Dealers and shops will give you at least $1 more if you resale. If I'm at a shop and it has 10 silver maples. I buy what is shiny and leave the rest. I'm sure most don't care but I'm also sure that there are others like me. That makes my nice coins more liquid also. In the end, capsules pay for themselves.
I think my OCD kicked in after I put one coin in a capsule.... 1000 capsules later, my only downside is the space they all added.
Hahah! Yup, I get it!
When I put my coins in a tube I put bubble wrap on top of coins so they don't move around at all. Seems to work pretty good.
Nice vid again 👍
Quick tip~For flips: after you staple them, take needle nose pliers to the staples to flatten the staples.
Too much time to use pliers....just use your teeth! Lol
Thank you for the tips, I’m new to stacking and this was very helpful.
me as a beginner, the extra space around the fitted capsules are obviously to allow them to be stacked with others in a tube, others which might have less or more space, but all have the same outside diameter.
Airtite is nothing unless you let the air out and replace it with nitrogen or something. Those capsules are not even pressure tite, otherwise you could not close or open them because that needs a soft fit. So ambient air pressure and temperature changes will allow air getting out and new humid air coming in. So I keep my capsules in a temperature stable place
i keep one of each coin in a capsule because i'm also a collector. Other than that, they get stuffed in tubes!
Exactly what I want to do, in general .
I feel like I can’t buy any gold and not put them in capsules.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals Mostly pure... so fragile
Same, I want my gold coins to be in as good a shape as when I buy them.
J.S...when I'm buying on eBay I skip right over your post if it doesn't come with a capsule or I don't have a waiting one in my stash.🤗
If you buy the kind of coins that I buy, capsules are a must, no black rings for me, direct fit looks better and can see the edges which is important imho. I’ve kept track of every capsule purchase that I make and add it to a spreadsheet and I refer to it as encapsulation & protection totals, that would include a safe as far as I’m concerned. Anyway, keeping your rare coins in capsules or in original mint packaging is very important.
That’s not a bad idea regarding the protection costs. Never thought of that. I just count the costs of the coins and taxes in my overall costs. Good idea!
One of the best ways to optimize it is by just taking the coins out of the capsules and putting them in flips when you go to sell at a coin/pawn shop, to an online dealer, etc... and saving the capsules for other coins later. Of course them being in a capsules can be a boon if you are selling on ebay. Also buy capsules and such on bulk sites like onfireguy, not on the bullion sites. You can get airtites, even the foam ring ones for a FRACTION of the price buying 10+ at a time.
Yeah, I just sell the coins in the capsules - takes a lot of time to take them all out. I like onfireguy also.
I like to capsule. It’s 50 cents and sometimes you have to remember to enjoy what you like in the hobby
Like you, I encapsulate gold and silver coins and or premium rounds to protect them from scratches and getting dinged up. Plus it gives a consistent shape to fit into the tubes which is nice as well.
Saw you called buddy- was eating dinner. Agreed with the uniformity on sizes fitting in the tubes
In my opinion you should take care of all of your investment. I like how you put them in their own capsules. Eagles will sell for more than silver content the older they get and certain years. Especially when it’s 60-80 years from now. You will thank yourself for doing that. Even 1oz rounds I protect. When you go to sell them it will be easier when they look nice. At bare minimum I think they should go into tubes. If they sit and don’t get moved around they will be good. I hate when people have a bag of “junk” silver and throw it around. The difference between a MS66 to a MS65 can mean thousands with some coins.
Merry Christmas 🎁🎄. I was just watching a video that you posted about a year ago about wasting money on capsules and tubes for silver American eagles 🦅.
I feel like I'm making what you considered an early stacking mistake by tossing everything into capsules. I can definitely see how you could save money and keep the overall cost per ounce of your stack by cutting back on the capsule. Thanks great video.
Hey pal, please go look at my “big mistake” video. Talks about this precise issue. It’ll help you I think.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals Went and checked out the "Big Mistake video and it made a lot of sense. It has to be a newbie thing when you get that first shipment of silver and you see it gleaming in the light your first instinct is to protect it from the world. I caught the fever and I want more. Just less plastic this time.
Thank you ! Still fairly new back to collecting so info is so important !!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !!!
You’re welcome! Cheers!
I’ve been putting all my coins in airtite capsules since I began stacking so I just continued to do so. But recently I’ve been putting ASE’s in tubes instead. Junk silver goes in tubes too. But my peace and Morgans that are either numismatic or BU/AU, I put in capsules. I’m extremely ocd with my collection. Lol
Most of us are OCD.
I love my capsules!! Black ring Airtites!! Now mint tubes for Eagles, Maples ect... work great in my opinion so no capsule needed and Junk tubes work great!! Everything else goes into capsules for me!! Even ALL my Stormy challenge coins!
😃😘! Happy New Year, Roger!
stormtrooper: look what I'm doing
ME: HOW DARE YOU! lol
You can get capsules 10 for $8 and/or 20 for $15 at my local dollar store. Not gonna break the bank go ahead and protect your investments. If/when silver ever cracks triple digits the ones still buying will want them in the best condition as possible
That’s pretty good. I buy from onfireguy.
My last set of airtite holders, I paid 0.65 per holder. Avoid the $1.00 to 1.50 prices.
@@smc3165 good advice
What I learned from this video: Saran wrap all your coinssstthh...
Lol
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LOL. Duh.
Proof again that capsules are like condoms. Both are used to hopefully protect what is inside with no guarantees......
Capsules are good to prevent scratches. Over the past few years I see tarnish form on silver in air-tites that aren't always perfect fitting capsules. Silver bullion has done well in coin tubes surprisingly. I wouldn't like gold scratched.
Scratches on coins to me are worse than toning.
I only protect the ultra collectible for myself. If I ever do online private sales, I'll have to consider either flips or 2x2's. I have way to much to bother encapsulating.🔥🔥🔥
I love capsules and tubes - for me I love everything as mint as possible & I have incorporated it in my collection. The capsules and tubes are cheap enough that for me it’s worth it. I’d personally pay a dollar more per eagle in capsulated bu condition over a mint tube of scratched ones.
I know, same.
@Stacking Stormtrooper Do You Recommended Placing Gold Eagles Into Capsules ? I Purchase Precious Metals As A Hedge Against Inflation Although I Would Like To Retain It’s Condition But Don’t Feel The Need To Spend Extra On Capsules If It’s Not Necessary Versus Keeping The Coins In A Tube.
I personally do because I LOVE my gold, and while it’s safe to handle with bare hands, I put it all in capsules. But many just keep them in the tubes, raw. Totally up to you.
I agree with your assessment. The only coins that I think are worth putting in capsules are semi-numismatic silver and .999 gold. Everything else is not worth it. For silver it's like paying $1 more per coin. Tubes are perfectly fine. Unless you handle the coins every day, the scratches they accumulate will be minimal, not enough to effect the value when selling.
Thanks Ffollies! Appreciate your time!
From Amazon, I got fifty (50) 1.5 oz capsules for my Canadian Wilderness series coins, 30 of which are BU (Bright Uncirculared) coins. Capsules make them look so much better.
Of course, when I go to sell them, I also add the cost of the capsules to my selliing price.❤❤❤
How do you feel about storing silver bars and rounds inside vacuum seal freezer bags that are normally used for freezing foods? Thank you for sharing your thoughts and content with the community.
I mean, they’re loose so they’ll get scratched up.
I have mine in flips but very taken care of take care of them more than anything but I still need to get capsules where can I get some?
Amazon, but buy from onfireguy. I like them a lot.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals okay man thx al check them out..
I have recently switched from putting all my silver eagles in flips, sticking the flips in envelopes into my safe, to now I just put them in mint tubes. It saves space and it's a lot cheaper. At $1 to $2 per capsule that's $20 to $40 per tube of Silver Eagles. If you go crazy and capsulize an entire Monster Box that's $500 to $1,000 right there. That's a quarter ounce to a half ounce of gold for free you could get. So yeah it's all about dollar cost average; spending as little as possible on your precious metals, and stack. Thanks Stormy for the video Merry Christmas to you sir happy New Year and looking forward to your new videos in 2021
Yeah same I used to have all my coins in flips. Didn’t look as good. Love the tubes for the eagles.
Yup, makes total sense!
I want some capsules for copper pennies, where can I get some?
Stacking Stormtrooper, interesting video and enjoy following but not sure I agree with all your points. But in the end to each his own on how they store their bullion.
Thanks Steve! How do you store your stuff?
@@EmpirePreciousMetals Obviously not a lot of choices on how to store. What I was questioning was a little more about what warrants a certain level of storage. That is definitely a personal preference. But it seems the value (gold, platinum, palladium, etc) or the premium you pay for the bullion you’re buying should play a big part on how you store your wealth and the price you pay for that storage. But again what is valuable to one person might be different to another.
The individual coin capsules are a total waste of money IMO. When it comes time to actually melt everything and sell Silver in mass, the scratches, milk spots, and toning will not matter. So $1 wasted per capsule turns out to be 1/25th-1/30th of an ounce of Silver you missed out on. When Silver is $1,000 per ounce, your $1 per coin will have really cost you $40 each. My advice stack Silver high. Silver will be on the Moon Soon!!!
@Six Over Happy not necessarily if you didn't capsule 30 of them you could have bought 1 more.
You actually think silver will hit $1,000? Do you have any idea what that would do to costs in various industries??? Energy? Transportation? Medical??? Silver will never be $1,000.
Totally agree with you.
I think it’s worth putting coins like special rounds or coins with a significant premium attached to them. I don’t see why you wouldn’t put gold in a capsule. It’s just nice and expensive too. I would rather look at a nice mint state American gold eagle rather than a gold eagle with a bunch of scratches.
What is the gram weight of a Golden Buffalo Troy Ounce including the 32mm black gasket capsule? Does anyone know?
Don’t know.
If it's a generic it's not worth capsuling but selling to other stackers
you lose most of the premium on coins if scratched.
Considering a silver eagle premium is about $9-$10 I'd rather spend the
.40 cents to ensure I maintain the premium.
Another fine video, Stormy. Where do recommend purchasing capsules?
I like onfireguy.
The only ASE’s I have in capsules are the 2021 and then I’ll be putting the 2021 new design in capsules too. Otherwise I just house them in a tube. I do place certain low mintages in direct fit capsules. Nice coins There!
Eli!!! Yeah, when I get 2021s, I’ll put them in capsules. I think I’m gonna put both the last year eagles and first year eagles in capsules.
All gold goes in capsules, no matter the condition. All bullion coins in tubes with one example in a capsule for a sample. LCS in my location prefers bars which were sealed in plastic stay in original plastic. I have purchased mint sealed tubes if my monthly budget allows, probably overkill on my part.
Everyone’s preferences are so different. Not necessarily overkill if it’s what you like doing.
For stacking, regular stacking like all ASEs or all Maples, or all Britannia, ect, or a mix of them all, just for bullion purposes, I say no capsules its a waist of money when you resale. For special issue, high premium coins, those aren't the same. Plus, those types of coins aren't for "regular" stacking. As for the gold, I'd say capsules. You said all of this! Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
RICKY!!! Merry Christmas you stud!
I put mine in a capsule, preferably one that can't be opened easily. nothing I hate more than agreeing to show someone a gold/silver 1oz coin and the first thing they do is open the capsule and bounce the coin around in their dirty hands -_-
if you buy them by 100 works out 20 cents/pence a capsule, so just as well do it for the sake of it, plus be more appealing to the buyer
That is true.
I was told that the capsule if they get hot and over time the black cushion material inside of the capsule will tone the silver that's why some people will use the white cushion cuz of white and silver doesn't change the color that much but black on silver and it's different story I have some older commemorative silver that were in capsules and they have a black lining around the outside edge and it's from the capsule cushion unfortunately most silver over time and most conditions is going to have some kind of toning some people think it's bad or ugly even personally I like a queen that is bright Almost White looking but you look on eBay there are people that spend so much more money on a stained silver coin than the regular shiny silver coins of the same year
Never heard about that- about the foam. Interesting fact.
Depends... If it is a bullion coin, NO, tubes are fine. If it is collectible, rare then yes. Although a 2x2 flip is just as good. Protect your investment if it is more than bullion.
Capsules are great for gifts. Used the black ring capsule, looks better. Not fun doing 20 ase, I personally do the tube thing, less space and stacking silver does tend to fill up that safe space. Suprising how fast it does fill up, I'm addicted to my shiney.
Haha, the shinier the better.
I like the direct fit Airtights. But, I find they are very slippery and it’s very easy to drop coins that will easily slip out of your hands.
I’ve done it before.
I keep my bullion coins in the tubes. Coins or rounds with any type of numismatic value get a capsule. And I’m accumulating a shitload of different types of capsules now. So I’m definitely wasting a very small amount of currency on them. But when I take into consideration how stacking has changed the way I look at saving and brought me to a completely new level of fiscal responsibility, I can live with that. Lol.
Good points, TRIPLE P! I also agree that metals is a great way to save.
I like capsules and its nice when you want to just throw a coin in your pocket just because. They feel like heavy poker chips and I enjoy it. Capsules on everything!🥳😄 you can always pass off the cost of the capsules or sell them with no coins in them.
Where can I get those tubes for the capsules? And thank you for the videos.
You’re welcome Scott. And the tubes you can get on onfireguy.
I've had some favorite coins and rounds, which got dirty and beat up. I am buying capsules now.
Other than junk silver, all my coins are treated as VIP with capsules..lol... happy holidays Buddy!
Haha, VIP coins. Thanks Ace, be good. Happy holidays.
I got a tube that fits black ring capsules for my Morgan dollars. And of course I put all my gold in black ring capsules looks great. All my junk silver goes in a bag. American silver eagles go in a mint tube.
Yeah, that’s basically what I do.
i do think some forms of foam can contribute to toning. but yea i like protecting everything i get to keep them in w.er condition i get them in.
Thanks Ed!
Gold pieces I put in capsule's. Eagles go in tubes as well as junk silver
What about the collectible stuff?
@@EmpirePreciousMetals At the moment I don't have any collectable silver. My focus now is ASE, gold, and junk silver. Collectables, I'll look into them in a couple years. Thank you for asking.
Good investment. Protect your collection. ❤❤❤
I am willing to pay more for a coin if someone has it in a capsule. It tells me that they care about there investment. I put all my coins in capsules.
ALL of your coins? Even your junk silver?
@@EmpirePreciousMetals everything other than constitutional silver.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals I sends shivers up my spine when I watch videos and people bag and clank there silver together like just a stone out of the driveway.
The small gold capsule has the space so it fits a particular standard size...like G, and H. Otherwise, there would be way too many standard sizes.
There are a lot of sizes though. I can never remember which size goes with which coin.
OMG, Love those Marvel Coins, where can I find them and buy the whole set?
I have them available on my website.
None of my Koala's Maple Leaf's, Panda's, Kookaburra's or others get dirty but all my Silver Eagles get it. Is the quality less ?
I don’t think so.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals Maybe "quality" was not the right word. Is the mix of materials used to make them maybe different like with there golden brothers in comparison with the 24K coins ? An other extra material used that gets dirty quicker ?
@@EmpirePreciousMetals what about copper pennies?
Thanks Stormy!! Merry Christmas!
You too, J9!
I probably have fewer of my coins in capsules than most in this community. The only Silver eagles I have in capsules are the five 1996 Eagles I got at spot about three years ago. Most of my constitutional silver is in ziplock bags...lots and lots of bags. 😋
Yeah, constitutional can remain in bags unless they’re BU, which is harder to find.
I've encapsulated 5 BU Peace dollars for posterity, essentially "stopping" the aging process on those coins may increase their value over time. The grandchildren might be rewarded, right? I don't encapsulate any other Constitutional or sovereign bullion. I do encapsulate all gold coins. Thanks for the video!
Hey there! So, putting the peace dollars in capsules should keep the toning from happening, but toning doesn’t really negatively affect the coin value. Scratches and dings do, which you are protecting with the capsules.
Put some in basement in capsules forgot we had a flood Morgan's fireproof box filled w water 2years all caps.coins ok others 64 halves unc. Ruined but I only bullion anyhow 🤔
But even for this super buillon if you sell on secondary market you will get the money back.
Only if you sell them piece for piece or if you buy bit higher premium like kookaburras.
I sold a lot coins from 2019 and average price was 36 Euro.
I don't like capsules but after I saw my finger prints i put it back inside a capsule LoL
Haha. Yep. I get it.
Today's American Silver Eagles have similar mintage totals to the Walking Liberty Half Dollars of the 1940's...go check out that market before you question protecting your condition...trouble is the ASE is not a circulation coin so down the line there will be more high condition available .
Good point Rainbow Music 🌈 🎶 🎸!
In 2018 that $170 in capsules was 10 oz of silver that today is worth $260
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A1nd 12 years ago $490 worth of silver bullion is worth $270 today. unfortunately gold is the only precious metal to Maintain value. :(
Nothing wrong with the black ring capsules IMO, I put all my ASE's in them
They look so good that way!
Which coins will go up in value!!
Flip has Mylar and if you staple them right it has no gaps like that one you showed then you put them in a Mylar binder page.
Still doesn’t keep the air out, though.
Nice info my friend tnx for the sharing.. Godbless
You’re welcome, Greg!
Yes I think so unless they are a valuable item.
Agreed Numi Stacks!
I buy these in bulk so I get them cheap. Plus I only use them in the rounds I really like that are nice and shiny. ☺️🤘🙋
Yeah, same. Well, bulk I mean I only buy 20 at a time.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals yea me too 😂 poor white boy 😅
I agree. I have some superhero coins in capsule. My American eagle are all in Littleton Coin Albums even the proofs that we're not in slabs . I wear gloves you can take the pages out of the binder slid the Mylar pop the coin in nice and gently and put the page back in the binder plus it's easy to steal a coin in a slab or a capsule but stealing a Album is tricky ( my friend showed slabs to two friends left the room trusting his friends. But another person was with his friends two capsules and 3 slabs came up missing. Because he had so many he didn't notice right away. His best friend who also collects put the coins back in the safe he didn't notice they were missing. If they are in a book with slider it is hard to take it out first then pocket the coin and slid the Mylar back so it's not suspicious plus the mylar Sometimes It's tricky because it'll get caught or makes a little bit of noise and people next to you are going to hear it and see what you're doing. One last thing I make a list of coins in the album ( have a paper first binder page so you know what is in it.I trust two people they have seen my silver but no one else lol. No one sees my gold hell no. To many addicts if they hear you have coins and know where u live not gonna be good combination! Lol.
Lol. The new David Strange....or shall I call you, Dr. Strange? 🤔
100% if you’re selling these coins to a lcs or gold/silver buyer that will only pay spot then you are losing money because you won’t get the price of your capsules back. However, I would still put my silver in an air tite capsule. Im way to ocd to just leave it wild and free lol
You see I have a different experience when I had my coins in tubes (eagles bu) after 5+years they all like worn so now I'm going to get cull prices for them BUT ALL MY EAGLES IN AIRTIGHTS LIKE LIKE 2020 EAGLES so for the 14 dollars for the tube and airtights its protecting a 600 dollar investment
I hear ya, Kuna. I’m keeping the ones in capsules and the only others I’ll put in capsules will be the 2021s.
I like capsules for some things, tubes are most convenient for price/saving space. Junk silver goes in a velvet bag so I can feel like a pirate ☠
Arghhhh ....I mean, SHIVER ME TIMBERS!
Ha ha....go buy a pirates chest,I did.
@@jeffkoehne4852 I have a small one with some shot and pieces of eight.
I only buy circulated silver eagles from local sources. I’m not interested in super special minty collector coins. Just weight. Silver eagles are real american money. I believe silver is meant to be traded, bought, sold. It’s a tool. I like an eagle that’s seen a bit of action, to be honest. At the right price of course. The closer the silver eagle sells to weight value, the better for me. It’s real money in my eyes, not a collectors piece. You can tell the mint may feel the same way because those plastic rolls of silver eagles that are right up against each other vulnerable to scratches, etc. coins are spent and used. It’s money!
Only coins I put in capsules are the "fun" coins. Everything else goes straight into tubes.
I’ve learned that the less flexible a flip is the better it is for long term storing. The very flexible or kind of a rubbery flex are bad for toning
Agreed.
@@SilverHeist indeed, I stopped using those a few years back after talking with my lcs. I try and pass on this info to others about this.
I totally disagree...if you're gonna pay good money for a fancy silver coin like an American Silver Eagle or Canadian Silver Maple Leaf then you SHOULD get the best condition one you can and have it in a capsule so it doesn't get all 'printed and scratched and whatnot!
And how are the above coins not "numismatic"? Don't people like myself like to try to collect all the years they can...or at least the years of key moments of their life like birth year, graduation, marriage, and whatnot?
Numismatic usually relates to limited quantities.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals They do have listed mintages...doesn't that count?
I did that the first 6 months collecting, sold some silver at a coin store and the guy told me to take them out--- I still have them-- empty
With the stupid premium ASEs carry, I would rather have them in capsules to protect the premium resell value. If I am holding until $50+ per oz, an extra 60 cents per coin to protect it isn't a big deal.
Well, depends if whomever buys your eagles will pay you that extra amount for the capsules. Sometimes places don’t care if the eagles are minty and pristine.
American silver eagles are the most babied bullion there is. I don't think its a waste to encapsulate an ASE considering how huge of a deal people make when they are scratched. Hell, I have 100oz and kilo bars of silver that I know have lost a little value because of a small ding or scratch and if a kilo scottsdale isn't bullion then what is??? Silver buyers are either going to be very particular or trying to get a deal
Haha, babied coins! 👶🏻
Nice video - I agree with your thoughts.
Thanks Jinx!
Only coins I put in capsules are: proofs, 24k gold coins, and rare silver
Thanks Coins USA!
Love the info
Thanks buddy!
Cheers sir !
To you as well 🍻!
No capsules no tubes no flips no nothing just my oily hands all over the coins all the time... Won't do any harm right? Nah I will keep doing it then...
Lmao!
watever the value, will u choose to buy a scratch free coin or with scratches ? answer is clear....
One needs a capsule for bullion only if they are seriously, sickly, obsessive compulsive .
OCD is real.
That Helmet needs a protector!
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@@EmpirePreciousMetals to keep its glory 👍 for the Empire!
Wow awesome video friend!! :D
Thanks Oc!
@@EmpirePreciousMetals You're so welcome friend!!
I just use pill bottles which are free😂😂
That works too!
FLIPS DO PROTECT FROM HAIRLINE SCRATCHES. I LIKE THE GOLD IN CAPSULES.
They do, but toning on silver coins, they don’t. TYU Donny boy.
I put my cheap generic and Maples all in plastic capsules to keep them from getting banged up. There not airtight. I purchased like 200 China capsules for like $10, they present well and the keep them from banging each other up. I can get them out and spread them on the floor and my kids and grandkids can look at them and check em out without banging them to hell and getting peanut butter and jelly on them. 😊 👍 for 10 bucks adding like 10 cent to the value of my silver. Whooptie Doo
I capsule all of my gold (which isn't much). Not really silver.
Yeah, mainly high premium stuff.
@@EmpirePreciousMetals I wanna capsule my copper pennies