American Eagles? Or Canadian Silver Maple Leaves? (Silvertards want to know)

I would say the Canadian alternative personally. One more thwart to the capitalism and dollar we engineered.

Our system reminds me of a 90's JRPG where the machines constantly require everything for fuel and the workforce is slaves to the machine and must keep shovelling sh* in.

Canadian Maple Leaves because they are more pure of silver at .9999

Also, that high is a very high risk of oxidation fyi.

you can't have .9999 silver and be a typical american rednek. you actually have to care for the silver.

I could clear coat them, lol!

It was just a reminder. You do you lol.

PFFFT
I have several. They are shiny and totally intact.

Gold, if oxidized in a humid environment loses 90% of its value in 1 year.

Silver, if oxidized loses 90% of its value in less than a month.

much of those premiums are collector's value. when we fall into economic suicide, that collector's value will be worthless. nobody will be excited about collecting coins while
living in the economic nightmare brought on by democrats.

i buy bullion with much smaller premiums.

Buy junk silver, us coins or the silver coins your country had.

I would definitely opt for the Canadian Silver Leafs to be honest. Final offer (of advice lol.)

Even our military has no espirit de corps anymore because of trans leadership and gays and everything else.

we are really in clown world.

so i'm going to slap the face if anyone spouts any 'murica! stuff here.

yea 'murica! while in the next breath the carebears, soyboys, and ABCDEFG folk run the show.

but to be fair, our times are the data points/fact points/textbook answers needed to know if carebears/ABCDEFG have the mental acuity to be worth a damn.

generic buffalo rounds have even lower premiums

buy from established sellers only

weigh
check with magnet
specific gravity test

BS. Both have 1oz of pure silver. Too pure scratches easier. That's why eagles have a little more copper, so you can't damage it with your fingernail.

PSLV

if u in usa
go with eagles, they are more liquid

maples are nice but they get spots on them

Maples for the 4-9s.

Probably both

You know some say that after the reset, you can only keep the silver or gold coins of the 'realm' which would be the government.

So if you lived in the states you'd want to own eagles and if you lived in Canada you'd want to own maple leafs.

Gold does not oxidize with ANYTHING except Aqua Regia an ACID.

It last FOREVER. What fucking planet do you live on?

The Canadian Mint put a sealer on the maples to stop the milk spots this year, so only buy 2021 & newer.
I like the Britannias as well.The 2022's are being released at the end of October. Plus, Krugerands and Philharmonics are other silver coins with a government denomination.
I have a lot of buffalo rounds and constitutional silver.
My favorites for collectibles come from the Germania Mint.
They are beautiful, but I'm a girl - what would a girl know...
Buy all you can while it's on sale!
=)

Maples are 24 karat gold, Purer gold than Eagles. Buy the full ounce coins in Maples, then the 1/10th, 1/4 and 1/2 ounce coins in Eagles.

Also, buy as much American 1964 or earlier junk silver as possible. Dimes, Quarters, Halves and Silver Dollars.

1982 or earlier American Pennies-95% Copper and only 5% Zinc. Also, American Nickel's are 75% Copper and 25% Nickel still.

Can you think of anything copper could be used for? Bars of Copper are still relatively cheap. Also, you can extrude copper from trash fairly easily if you don't want to buy it out-right (as well as other useful metals).

I believe that dude is talking as a numismatic collector of fine, rare coins. Not about the bullion/metal value.

It really does not matter if it is bullion. Only weight matters.

When it comes to liquidity, eagles and maples are pretty on par (everyone will buy them), but your premium recapture will be less with maples. Not as bad as rounds (which is usually below spot), but eagles will net more back. Eagles just command more when you go to sell.

Coin collecting is for coin collectors. Other than that, precious metals coins are worthless as an investment in todays society. It is place holding commodity at best. You hold it until you are ready to invest in something else.

Honestly, stay out of it. It is highly volatile and does nothing but tie up your wealth. If you are laundering money and need a place to park, so the trial can grow cold, then yes, this would be a product for you. That and grandparent that start a collection for their grand kids when they are little to receive when they are in their 30's.

by the same token why not just buy a non governmental silver round?

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