British Junk Silver Pre 1947 Silver Coins .500 silver
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Multi Use Capsules with foam insert
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The Gold Sovereign Series - Marsh (Fantastic resource for sovereigns - The new version is due out later in August 2024 - I have pre ordered which is currently on a 23% discount ... 2nd link)
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22.5mm Capsules (Sovereign, 0.25 oz Britannia etc)
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Coin Tube (Sovs and 0.25 oz inside capsules)
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Digital Scales (small)
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Leather £1 Coin Holder (The blue and red ones I have in the videos, note I don't store coins in these long term they're more for show in the video but haven't done any damage)
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Good shout. And some smart stacking. I've had my eyes open For the old junk lately. Shillings are my fav as they're so iconic.
Yeah this was a random selection I've actually got a new favourite piece after a recent pick up! IT's coming up on a video soon
Neat to see the British junk silver, thank you for sharing! I'd buy 50% silver for the right price but also for the cool history factor. 👍
Yeah happily stack some more of this!
Much of the pre 1920 got melted down, during the early 70s and again during the 80s. Bus collectors were keeping them, and other people, and they got then, three times face value. Much of it then got shipped to Belgium, and holland and were melted, so nobody knows what is left now.
It would be interesting although probably impossible to calculate what has survived in many old coins
Nice, very found of “coin silver” or “junk silver”. These are some interesting pieces, thanks for sharing 👌🙏🔱🤙
Yes I'm on the look out for more
Good job done on the silver at spot. I've noticed it has been more difficult finding junk silver below / at spot.
Yeah that's interesting to hear. I see on ebay it goes above on many listings
I’m American and collect British coins especially the LSD ones pounds shilling pence the history is some of the best for modernish coins
Awesome. I just love the old coinage
i picked up a lot of 6 silver coins today off ebay for 11 USD plus a few in shipping, .(15 total for 6 silver coins)..any ways a 1941 florin (2 schilling ) was in with the mix, so basically for about 2 and some change USDs, i think i got a deal (silver is currently just under 26 an oz).....i think if its a large enough coin i may buy more of them, and also those half crowns like very nice!! gl!!
They're a nice coin
so pre 1920 is sterling 92.5% silver and 1920-1946 are 50% silver. For future reference 1947 onwards are just base metals 👌🏽
I would steer clear of 50% silver because of the added bulk of the other 50 %. I would steer clear of 50% silver because of the added refining costs because of the other 50 %. With the former in mind, I would purchase 50% silver if the cost was low enough. I prefer pre 1920 UK silver coins.
Ideally you'd get the higher purity yes
Go on eBay now for junk silver. Some guy has a premium after fees of £24.56 AN OUNCE over spot. Just not worth it.
Crazy. I can't believe people are paying that. Not for circulated coins. Sure if they're mint state examples. Buying the dip only works of you're paying a lower price 😁
Particularly enjoyed this as i am comparing the junk aussie silver that is mostly the same.
As you know i have a little 50%. As you said if you get it cheaply it is great, just storage issues with silver are even worse with 50% making me not want it as the base of my stack
Yes it's a very good point, basically doubling the storage issue. I did see some aussie junk available too actually but wasn't ready at that price. Interesting looking back how the perception of cash has changed through generations
I'd love to buy a bulk lot of sixpence but the only place I found that sells it won't ship outside the UK.
Ahh that's a shame
Nice junk silver. I pick up junk from time to time however your right at times it's the same as modern bullion.
I really like it! Want to get more haha. The history has been interesting to read up on also
Like 87 watching and Thanks for sharing your coins collection
Thanks for dropping by 👍🏼
I have a Whitman folder for Florins but all the silver coins are missing.
Ahh interesting I'll look that up. I've literally just bought bags based on the weight aside from a couple of crowns there's nothing particularly special
I used to metal detect and my favourite coin was the half crown. Most of my silvers were a lot older with a much higher silver content. I wouldn"t buy coins.
That's fantastic. Must be a great hobby actually out in the fresh air and all that too 🍻
Beat way to stack silver in the UK as does not attract VAT at 20% which new bullion will from dealers. Plus many thieves will just ignore it as rubbish not worth taking
I think so. I do like shiny bullion too but not at typical dealer prices 🤣
If you wanted to extract just the silver from these coins, what would be the best method? I have about 20 pounds of casino tokens that contain silver, and was wondering about the best way to get the silver out.
Good question.... I would weigh up enough to take to a refiners. The actual chemical processes I've heard on 2 channels.... Mount Baker mining and metals and another called Sreetips
I go for the pre 1920
Yeah I've managed to find some of that actually recently too! Love it. Plus a bit more silver dense helps the stack size
Nice video. Is there a place in your country to sell old coins? ?
People use online places like Facebook and eBay and also some groups for precious metals, there are gold and jewellery shops which you can sell to and then specialist bullion dealers. You could go to refiners or scrap dealers if they are sold for the metal weight only. If they're more numismatic pieces coin shows would be an option too
@@SovereignSaurus thanks bro. But i don't know how to post at eBay or Facebook bro. In your country is there a place to sell old coins. ?
Another great video pal. I have lots of British and British colonial silver. Some 925, some debased. Somebody I was speaking to told me its harder to sell non pure silver. What do you think? (Not that I'm planning on selling but is he right?)
It depends... If you have 5kg of fine silver brits and I've got 5kg of fine silver (in 8kg of old coins) and the price is the same, you would probably shift the brits first...
But... You going to sell those brits at melt price when you paid spot plus 20, 30, 50% ?
I'm rarely paying over melt for old coinage. Easy for me to shift 5kg at melt price more difficult to shift the same in bullion coins at 50% over spot to try and get my premium and vat back
So what's the value of 400g of pre 1947 coins
so 400g X 50% = 200g X spot price 0.56pence about £112 GBP intrinsically. You might get a little more selling nicer examples
@@SovereignSaurus thanks
i find this junk all the time out detecting just the other day 2 sixpences 2 one shilling and a 2 bob .ho and a fiver floating around on the ground
Nice. Something I've been interested in it sounds like a great hobby, bit of fresh air and exercise in there too
@@SovereignSaurus i go every day
Mate we are buying buy the kilo
@@thomascook2418 i have onces of it in coins worth nothing bit the coins r nice
When Britain was real british not like nowadays were most british have been replaced down south
They say it was the good old days
@@SovereignSaurus I bet if our boys on d day saw what would happen to their people . They would of joined that Austrian guy because clearly he saw this coming almost 100 years ago
@@thesilverreich3947 I liked the Austrian, he was funny.
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