The cause of milk spotting discoloration on silver coins has been attributed to the preparation of the silver planchets prior to the stamping of the coins. The planchets undergo burnishing with polished steel beads in an agitator vat with a detergent solution. Then the planchets are rinsed to remove the detergent. Thereafter they are heated in an annealing oven to soften the planchets. However, the rinsing off of the detergent may not always be sufficiently thorough. This results in residual detergent becoming inadvertently baked onto the surface of the planchets in the annealing oven and do not become visible until perhaps months later. An effective method to thoroughly remove the residual detergent after rinsing is to utilize pressurized steam cleansing but most mints do not take this extra cleansing step.
@@CashAndCoinsYT It would be too late to try to steam off milk spots from discolored silver coins, because the residual detergent has already been indelibly baked onto the surface of the silver coins. The best opportunity to thoroughly cleanse the silver planchets would have been prior to them being baked in the annealing oven.
I reached the same conclusion the hard way. I started out thinking I had to get the most silver with the least premium. I bought whatever was on sale and I realized too late that if I die before my wife, she’s going to inherit a big mess and probably get ripped off when she liquidates. If I could start over, it would be all maple leafs unless silver eagle premiums came back to earth. Sounds boring, but it was supposed to be for savings and/or insurance.
The fake ASEs that are pumping out lately are mostly type 2. However, there's still a few fake type 1s still floating around. Glad all mine are real. I've never bought a fake coin🤞 but came across one someone wanted to sell. It looked so horrible.
Like number 167! Enjoyed hearing about both these great bullion coins. Gotta hand it to the RCM, they have done a great job on everything with the Maple.
Great Video Cash and Coins. You cannot go wrong with either coin. Maples are more affordable and cheaper in Canada than Eagles, and i live in Canada, so I have more Maples than Eagles.
As far as sovereign bullion goes, I'd choose 2019 and later maples over eagles every time. Reason: purity, quality, design, lower premium, fewer counterfeits, worldwide acceptability (especially in the secondary market). I only buy one or two sovereign bullions a month nowadays though, currently stacking more generic rounds and bars due to the lower premiums. But I do love the maples🥰🥰🥰
Love the Eagle but they are definitely over priced ,the maple more affordable and really appreciate the security features not a big fan of design would prefer the eagles except the premium are way crazy ,so when buying I purchase 999 rounds until every thing settles down.
There are also different privy marks on maples, Cash and Coins. There are signs of the zodiac, the Chinese lunar calendar animals, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Brandenburg Gate, Big Foot, E= mc2, various wildlife, light bulb, the Fab 15. The rarest privy is the 2006 Dutch Tulip privy for the Liberation of the Netherlands in WWII. Only 3,000 were minted compared to other privys
Cash and Coins, there are also special edition maples to commemorate the anniversary when the maple was introduced in 1988. In 1998, the RCM made a 10 oz maple with a commemorative plaque bar. In 2008, a gold gilded 1 oz maple was struck for the 20th anniversary of the maple.
I prefer the Britannia over both the CSM and ASE. Best price to value ratio for a coin. I also like the many varied security features of the Britannia. I would never pay the premiums for a ASE these days. I have started to Acquire the CSM as prices come down as I do love the look of this coin too and its security features. But the Britannia is still best bang for the buck. It doesn't get the respect it deserves and while that is the case I will continue to load up on them.
Most people complain about the milk spotting on the Britannia's. I don't worry too much about it. But hopefully they can fix it. I know I keep buying them too. Keep on stacking!
Love the Britannias too. I’ve only been buying them since 2014 by the tubes and I’ve never had a milk spotting so maybe it’s the way old are petunias it or milk spotting so far over the past 10 years I’ve never had issues with milk spotting on Britannias.
The best thing to do now is to avoid the Silver Eagle entirely. Sell all Silver Eagles you currently own. Replace them with lower premium silver. No sense in discussing Silver Eagle until this problem is taken care of.
Counterfeits for both coins are now being made in a much better quality, so the security features makes the whole difference for me. But with my current situation, just getting pieces for the collection, no ASEs or Maples for me. Great comparison!
May I ask what are you getting? If you look through my recent shorts videos you can see what I’ve been buy. But it’s always nice to know what others are doing. If you care to share. Have a wonderful weekend my friend. Take care.
I talked to a FedEx employee, a while back, and she said that USPS, UPS, FedEx, even Amazon, ALL share delivery flights. In my area, if you send or receive packages thru say UPS, it will most likely come in on a FedEx plane and ALL the Postal Service packages do come in that way. Then FedEx delivers truckloads of packages to the local Post Office.
Mostly all I buy is one and two ounce rounds with cool designs, and 90% silver dimes quarters and halves. That being said I have Eagles and Maples, but they are not my favorite. I live all silver products, but 90% halves are my favorite...been stackin Franklins for 5 years now, they have done very well...and the 64 JFK's.
I like the old 50 cent pieces. the walking liberty. Those and the mercury dimes are my favorites. I have to say they do make a lot of really nice rounds. I do stack those too. Thank you for commenting. Have a nice Weekend.
Every time I see a silver Canadian maple prior to 2018 there is milking on the rims and occasionally on the front or back with milk spots. Because they were much cheaper before March 2020 I'm letting go of them and just get those made after 2018. Britannias also have milking on the rims.
I stack Silver Eagles. I do have 1 stack of Silver Maples, but only because my state borders Canada. I feel the Silver Eagles have, not only a higher resale value, but have a higher "barter" value, too. I do collect other Silver Coins, but I'm not stacking for weight. This is something I can pass on to my children.
I currently stack the Eagles, but I'm 3/4 my way to achieving my goal for stacking them so I'm still buying them in spite of the higher premium. Once I reach my goal for eagles, then I will switch to the Maples.
I buy both, but only if the price is reasonable. In the last few years I only buy ASE's at my LCS since they always beat the online dealers' prices.Though they don't always have them in stock. I'll buy Maples online or my LCS if I feel like it's a good price in the current market.
You are not a ASE guy? I have to say I'm 51/49. just tilted to the ASE. My first full oz was gold maple. My first silver coin was the Maple. But then I switched. Thank you for commenting Chris. Have a great Weekend.
Thank you for your video... the very first metals purchase I made was one ounce gold Maple and 110 ounces silver one-ounce Maples... When I got them I was very upset to see the ugly image of our beautiful Queen without even a crown on her head... I seriously regretted my purchases... I really dislike the more recent Canadian coins for that reason... I love the earlier Canadian coins showing a younger Queen with a Crown. I will never buy a coin with Charles on it... I only own one single American Eagle because of the high premiums but I love the color and the design of the Eagles so much better than the Maples. I love many of the Perth Mint coins for the wonderful designs on them.
I did a poll an believe it or not people really like the Perth mint when it comes to design. Sorry you had some trouble with the coins. It is a part of stacking silver and gold. Wishing you the best. Take care.
@@CashAndCoinsYT Thanks for your response... well, I didn't really have trouble with any coins, I just think the Queen needs a crown as it looks more appropriate and nice to see. I kept all those coins and even bought other Canadian coins with ugly Queen on them... It's five years later now and I have a lot of beautiful coins now, not a huge stack, but I add as I am able to.
@@Whateva67 I would like to know where you got that information. She wears a crown on the coins of every other Country that she ruled over. The Image itself of her is so badly done that it doesn't even look like her even without the crown. It's just my personal view that I don't like it.
Maples come in different sizes too, Cash and Coins. With silver Eagles you have only 1 size. We have 1 oz, 2 oz, 3 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz and 1 kilo maples. All regular maples are BU except in 1989, the RCM made a proof silver maple.
1 kilo maples celebrate important events or commemorate wildlife - History of Canada, War of 1812 Battle of Queenston Heights. There is also a jigsaw puzzle 1 kilo maple, Cash and Coins - you can detach each piece which is 1 oz from the coin or keep all 32 pieces.
Sadly, I am not buying the ase this year. When I find the maples on sale I’ll buy them. And then Britannias. Thirdly I’ll look for (but not happily) the Phil’s, Krugs and then kangaroos. I’ve focused on 10 Oz bars too.
My understanding is that the ASE has at least two hidden security features that can be detected using special digital tools. I have a 2021 Canadian Maple Leaf with so many milk spots it looks like a shitshow.
Eagles do not come in as many varieties. You have burnished Eagles, proof Eagles, reverse proof Eagles, enhanced proof Eagles. You have Type 1 and Type 2 designs. Maples have 3 different portraits of the queen. Some are double dated to commemorate the 50th anniversary of her reign, the 70th anniversary of her reign, the year 2000 etc.
Both sovereign coins Eagles .999 Maples.9999 Love both but prefer the Maples for my dollar cost averaging. Mintshield brings it over the top. Eagles fall due to premiums and availability. I like Kangaroos and Brittanias 2. I dont discriminate lol.
Something else, Cash and Coins. Maples come in different varieties more so than Eagles. For instance, besides the regular Maple which you are familiar with, there are privy mark Maples, colored Maples, hologram Maples, gilded Maples, pulsating Maples, incused Maples, ultra high relief proof Maples, reverse proof Maples
I only buy silver coins for one reason, to make colloidal silver and for that reason, I buy Canadian coins because they are 99.999% silver. The purity makes for amazing results when the solution produced is consumed for the benefits people seek. I used to get frequent UTI’s and consequently have consumed way too much anti-biotic medicines over the last 19 years, which have caused a multitude of problems, including the usual black box symptoms, but way worse. Taking tablespoons of high ppm silver content colloids has seriously reduced the need for drugs to combat UTI’s now. Don’t make it yourself unless you are committed to serious time learning and adhering to standards.
@@CashAndCoinsYT I've picked up 1 Philharmonic, 1 Krugerand, and 1 of each of a few other ounces to keep it interesting. Their premiums tend to be $1 or $2 more than the maples. The Silver Eagles are just so grossly overpriced where I live, I might as well buy collector silver to stack if I consider them.
@CashAndCoinsYT I own the San Francisco mint type 1 silver eagles all NGC graded 1987 ms 69 and PF 70 PF cameo and secured the type 1 set west point mint burnished pf 70 set
Mint Shield did not stop the milk spotting issue, it just helps hide it for a little while longer. It's a coating, not an improvement in production. Canada continues to produce crap coins despite decades of customer complaints. As long as they don't care about their quality or their customers, I don't care to be one of their customers. The only overpriced milk I'm buying is from the grocery store. No maples, no britannias. They will get the same price as generics at the LCS when you sell, so why pay 30-40% premium for them?
@@CashAndCoinsYT ... The fact that everyone compares coins only to the American Silver Eagle says it all.. My favorite coin is the Mexican Libertads but the premiums are very high as well. GOOD DAY SIR!! 👍
I bought a monster box of 2023 Maples. Good to hear they are worth the money.
The cause of milk spotting discoloration on silver coins has been attributed to the preparation of the silver planchets prior to the stamping of the coins. The planchets undergo burnishing with polished steel beads in an agitator vat with a detergent solution. Then the planchets are rinsed to remove the detergent. Thereafter they are heated in an annealing oven to soften the planchets. However, the rinsing off of the detergent may not always be sufficiently thorough. This results in residual detergent becoming inadvertently baked onto the surface of the planchets in the annealing oven and do not become visible until perhaps months later. An effective method to thoroughly remove the residual detergent after rinsing is to utilize pressurized steam cleansing but most mints do not take this extra cleansing step.
Great information. Do you recommend steaming the milk spotted coins?
@@CashAndCoinsYT It would be too late to try to steam off milk spots from discolored silver coins, because the residual detergent has already been indelibly baked onto the surface of the silver coins. The best opportunity to thoroughly cleanse the silver planchets would have been prior to them being baked in the annealing oven.
@@jadenephrite Okay . thank you.
I reached the same conclusion the hard way. I started out thinking I had to get the most silver with the least premium. I bought whatever was on sale and I realized too late that if I die before my wife, she’s going to inherit a big mess and probably get ripped off when she liquidates. If I could start over, it would be all maple leafs unless silver eagle premiums came back to earth. Sounds boring, but it was supposed to be for savings and/or insurance.
That was perfectly stated. Thank you. Wishing you the best.
There are an amazing amount of Chinese fake ASEs hitting all over. Maples for me.
I know. And you can buy them anywhere. It really is buyer beware. Good point. Thank you.
The fake ASEs that are pumping out lately are mostly type 2. However, there's still a few fake type 1s still floating around. Glad all mine are real. I've never bought a fake coin🤞
but came across one someone wanted to sell. It looked so horrible.
Like number 167! Enjoyed hearing about both these great bullion coins. Gotta hand it to the RCM, they have done a great job on everything with the Maple.
167!😃😃😃. Next I want the RCM 10 oz. Thank you buddy!
Great Video Cash and Coins. You cannot go wrong with either coin. Maples are more affordable and cheaper in Canada than Eagles, and i live in Canada, so I have more Maples than Eagles.
As far as sovereign bullion goes, I'd choose 2019 and later maples over eagles every time. Reason: purity, quality, design, lower premium, fewer counterfeits, worldwide acceptability (especially in the secondary market). I only buy one or two sovereign bullions a month nowadays though, currently stacking more generic rounds and bars due to the lower premiums. But I do love the maples🥰🥰🥰
Good choices.
Only clowns buying Eagles. The premiums are way to high.
Same here, most rounds then maples.
@@NickTradeMark indeed they are very liquid ( I live in a small town in SC and my lcs suggested them too)
Love the video❤
Thanks!
Love the Eagle but they are definitely over priced ,the maple more affordable and really appreciate the security features not a big fan of design would prefer the eagles except the premium are way crazy ,so when buying I purchase 999 rounds until every thing settles down.
Many people are telling me the same, rounds are the way to go right now. Thank you and have a good weekend. Take care.
There are also different privy marks on maples, Cash and Coins. There are signs of the zodiac, the Chinese lunar calendar animals, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Brandenburg Gate, Big Foot, E= mc2, various wildlife, light bulb, the Fab 15. The rarest privy is the 2006 Dutch Tulip privy for the Liberation of the Netherlands in WWII. Only 3,000 were minted compared to other privys
Are you talking gold maples or silvers? I haven’t seen any of these on mine where are they located?
Cash and Coins, there are also special edition maples to commemorate the anniversary when the maple was introduced in 1988. In 1998, the RCM made a 10 oz maple with a commemorative plaque bar. In 2008, a gold gilded 1 oz maple was struck for the 20th anniversary of the maple.
I prefer the Britannia over both the CSM and ASE. Best price to value ratio for a coin. I also like the many varied security features of the Britannia. I would never pay the premiums for a ASE these days. I have started to Acquire the CSM as prices come down as I do love the look of this coin too and its security features. But the Britannia is still best bang for the buck. It doesn't get the respect it deserves and while that is the case I will continue to load up on them.
Most people complain about the milk spotting on the Britannia's. I don't worry too much about it. But hopefully they can fix it. I know I keep buying them too. Keep on stacking!
Love the Britannias too. I’ve only been buying them since 2014 by the tubes and I’ve never had a milk spotting so maybe it’s the way old are petunias it or milk spotting so far over the past 10 years I’ve never had issues with milk spotting on Britannias.
The Royal Canadian mint provides the 1000 oz bars to the Comex.
The best thing to do now is to avoid the Silver Eagle entirely. Sell all Silver Eagles you currently own. Replace them with lower premium silver. No sense in discussing Silver Eagle until this problem is taken care of.
my thoughts exactly
Naw I will keep my eagles
@@jesseshepherd2061 I live in Panama. My dealer has offered me spot for my eagles. I will keep mine also.
Here watching and enjoy to the end. Thanks for sharing with us. Great upload. Full support from Bolo bolo. ✨
Counterfeits for both coins are now being made in a much better quality, so the security features makes the whole difference for me. But with my current situation, just getting pieces for the collection, no ASEs or Maples for me. Great comparison!
May I ask what are you getting? If you look through my recent shorts videos you can see what I’ve been buy. But it’s always nice to know what others are doing. If you care to share. Have a wonderful weekend my friend. Take care.
I talked to a FedEx employee, a while back, and she said that USPS, UPS, FedEx, even Amazon, ALL share delivery flights. In my area, if you send or receive packages thru say UPS, it will most likely come in on a FedEx plane and ALL the Postal Service packages do come in that way. Then FedEx delivers truckloads of packages to the local Post Office.
Mostly all I buy is one and two ounce rounds with cool designs, and 90% silver dimes quarters and halves. That being said I have Eagles and Maples, but they are not my favorite. I live all silver products, but 90% halves are my favorite...been stackin Franklins for 5 years now, they have done very well...and the 64 JFK's.
I like the old 50 cent pieces. the walking liberty. Those and the mercury dimes are my favorites. I have to say they do make a lot of really nice rounds. I do stack those too. Thank you for commenting. Have a nice Weekend.
Stacking both and all silver. And adding gold soon!✌🏻❤️🙏🏻🥈
Keep on stacking!
Every time I see a silver Canadian maple prior to 2018 there is milking on the rims and occasionally on the front or back with milk spots. Because they were much cheaper before March 2020 I'm letting go of them and just get those made after 2018. Britannias also have milking on the rims.
I do agree
I stack Silver Eagles. I do have 1 stack of Silver Maples, but only because my state borders Canada. I feel the Silver Eagles have, not only a higher resale value, but have a higher "barter" value, too. I do collect other Silver Coins, but I'm not stacking for weight. This is something I can pass on to my children.
I currently stack the Eagles, but I'm 3/4 my way to achieving my goal for stacking them so I'm still buying them in spite of the higher premium. Once I reach my goal for eagles, then I will switch to the Maples.
Nice plan. I try to do the same, set goals and then move to the next thing. Thank you and have a wonderful weekend.
I buy both, but only if the price is reasonable. In the last few years I only buy ASE's at my LCS since they always beat the online dealers' prices.Though they don't always have them in stock. I'll buy Maples online or my LCS if I feel like it's a good price in the current market.
Yes in this market everything is a little expensive. Looks like you have a good plan. Thank you for commenting. Have a good weekend.
Maples all day every day!😀
You are not a ASE guy? I have to say I'm 51/49. just tilted to the ASE. My first full oz was gold maple. My first silver coin was the Maple. But then I switched. Thank you for commenting Chris. Have a great Weekend.
@@CashAndCoinsYT silver Maple all day, gold ASE anything under an oz, 1 oz gold maple
Thank you for your video... the very first metals purchase I made was one ounce gold Maple and 110 ounces silver one-ounce Maples... When I got them I was very upset to see the ugly image of our beautiful Queen without even a crown on her head... I seriously regretted my purchases... I really dislike the more recent Canadian coins for that reason... I love the earlier Canadian coins showing a younger Queen with a Crown. I will never buy a coin with Charles on it... I only own one single American Eagle because of the high premiums but I love the color and the design of the Eagles so much better than the Maples. I love many of the Perth Mint coins for the wonderful designs on them.
I did a poll an believe it or not people really like the Perth mint when it comes to design. Sorry you had some trouble with the coins. It is a part of stacking silver and gold. Wishing you the best. Take care.
@@CashAndCoinsYT Thanks for your response... well, I didn't really have trouble with any coins, I just think the Queen needs a crown as it looks more appropriate and nice to see. I kept all those coins and even bought other Canadian coins with ugly Queen on them... It's five years later now and I have a lot of beautiful coins now, not a huge stack, but I add as I am able to.
@@Dakiniwoman Great! I too add as I can. Have a nice weekend.
The Queen herself requested that she wasn’t wearing a crown.
@@Whateva67 I would like to know where you got that information. She wears a crown on the coins of every other Country that she ruled over. The Image itself of her is so badly done that it doesn't even look like her even without the crown. It's just my personal view that I don't like it.
Maples come in different sizes too, Cash and Coins. With silver Eagles you have only 1 size. We have 1 oz, 2 oz, 3 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz and 1 kilo maples. All regular maples are BU except in 1989, the RCM made a proof silver maple.
That a good point
@@CashAndCoinsYT well yeah.
1 kilo maples celebrate important events or commemorate wildlife - History of Canada, War of 1812 Battle of Queenston Heights. There is also a jigsaw puzzle 1 kilo maple, Cash and Coins - you can detach each piece which is 1 oz from the coin or keep all 32 pieces.
Sadly, I am not buying the ase this year. When I find the maples on sale I’ll buy them. And then Britannias. Thirdly I’ll look for (but not happily) the Phil’s, Krugs and then kangaroos. I’ve focused on 10 Oz bars too.
That’s what I want to start stacking. 10oz. Thank you. Have a great day.
My understanding is that the ASE has at least two hidden security features that can be detected using special digital tools. I have a 2021 Canadian Maple Leaf with so many milk spots it looks like a shitshow.
I have had a few people with Silver Maples milk spotting. At least they did try.
I have been stacking silver for a long time
It’s just so important. That’s awesome! Keep on stacking.
Eagles do not come in as many varieties. You have burnished Eagles, proof Eagles, reverse proof Eagles, enhanced proof Eagles. You have Type 1 and Type 2 designs. Maples have 3 different portraits of the queen. Some are double dated to commemorate the 50th anniversary of her reign, the 70th anniversary of her reign, the year 2000 etc.
Both sovereign coins Eagles .999
Maples.9999
Love both but prefer the Maples for my dollar cost averaging. Mintshield brings it over the top.
Eagles fall due to premiums and availability.
I like Kangaroos and Brittanias 2. I dont discriminate lol.
🎉🎉🎉excellent
Thank you
I stack maples. No eagles for me.
I stack Maples and now some Buffalos and Waking Liberties. Maples are clearly the best!
They are a favorite. Thank you for commenting.
I only buy from Se bullion or other reputable places
Good plan. Thank you.
Got em both. I'll take Maples over ASEs anyday.
Something else, Cash and Coins. Maples come in different varieties more so than Eagles. For instance, besides the regular Maple which you are familiar with, there are privy mark Maples, colored Maples, hologram Maples, gilded Maples, pulsating Maples, incused Maples, ultra high relief proof Maples, reverse proof Maples
We do have many types of eagles.
@@CashAndCoinsYTno you don't. Maples have way more in variety than Eagles
@@goldmaple5290 Okay?
I only buy silver coins for one reason, to make colloidal silver and for that reason, I buy Canadian coins because they are 99.999% silver. The purity makes for amazing results when the solution produced is consumed for the benefits people seek. I used to get frequent UTI’s and consequently have consumed way too much anti-biotic medicines over the last 19 years, which have caused a multitude of problems, including the usual black box symptoms, but way worse. Taking tablespoons of high ppm silver content colloids has seriously reduced the need for drugs to combat UTI’s now. Don’t make it yourself unless you are committed to serious time learning and adhering to standards.
I don't buy silver eagles because they have higher than a $10 premium more than Maples. I'll stick with generics, Maples, and Brittanias.
Do you ever get the krugerrand or philharmonic? The Maple seems to be the most popular.
@@CashAndCoinsYT I've picked up 1 Philharmonic, 1 Krugerand, and 1 of each of a few other ounces to keep it interesting. Their premiums tend to be $1 or $2 more than the maples. The Silver Eagles are just so grossly overpriced where I live, I might as well buy collector silver to stack if I consider them.
@@Thanos88888 I’m hoping things settle down with the eagles.
I stack diverse silver coins and rounds that includes bars i also build graded numismatics sets of silver eagles and other proof coins
Nice. I’m working on my first set of eagles. Thank you. Wishing you the best
@CashAndCoinsYT I own the San Francisco mint type 1 silver eagles all NGC graded 1987 ms 69 and PF 70 PF cameo and secured the type 1 set west point mint burnished pf 70 set
Can’t go wrong with the maples. High security, highest quality. What more could you want?
I know right! Great choice! Thank you for commenting.
Mint Shield did not stop the milk spotting issue, it just helps hide it for a little while longer. It's a coating, not an improvement in production. Canada continues to produce crap coins despite decades of customer complaints. As long as they don't care about their quality or their customers, I don't care to be one of their customers. The only overpriced milk I'm buying is from the grocery store. No maples, no britannias. They will get the same price as generics at the LCS when you sell, so why pay 30-40% premium for them?
Definitely find one that is willing to pay more. Sometimes it’s a little more work. Wishing you the best.
Maples for me, zero milk spots , better price, and unquestionable authenticity.
That's the draw to the maples. Have a nice weekend and thank you for commenting.
Cash and Coins, your Eagle designs are also copied by private mints. Private mints are not allowed to copy the maple; they will be prosecuted.
Yes. That is something I like about other mints. They keep better controls. But Oh well. that's life.
damn those maples are ace damn
They are. Thanks
No Silver Eagles for me👎
None? Wow. Hey do your thing I say!
I'll easily take maples over eagles. There's no way I'm paying that much for mediocre product.
It is a crazy time for bullion.
USA! USA! USA!
Libertad? T? 😂. Definitely USA!
@@CashAndCoinsYT I’ll take eagle over maple, but Libertad above all.
Theres NOTHING Like the American Silver Eagle....AND EVERYONE KNOWS IT!! ..LOL😅... How hard will it be to trade my ASE's for Maples? ...😅.
Hands down the best selling silver coins in the world! But the maple is just around the corner. Thanks! Have a nice weekend!!
@@CashAndCoinsYT ... The fact that everyone compares coins only to the American Silver Eagle says it all.. My favorite coin is the Mexican Libertads but the premiums are very high as well. GOOD DAY SIR!! 👍
Duh i am american so i guess i will but some maples duh
😁
@@CashAndCoinsYT Which do you think sells the most after the Eagle the maple or Libertad.
@@silversliver1592 I was told the Britannia and the Panda then the Philharmonic and the kangaroo. But I don't have the hard numbers.
@@CashAndCoinsYT OH I was under the impression the Eagle and Maple were tops but those coins u mentioned are also good
Good Info Yo 👍
Thank you. Have a great weekend!
Maples 60% ase30% 10% other sliver 🪙 for me
Sounds good!