Wow, you’ve been in the game for forty years— a true veteran in the world of collecting and stacking, @silverd510! That's impressive. Your insights into diversifying your stack are really valuable, and I can see how your mindset has evolved over time.
You make a great point about the benefits and drawbacks of "junk silver." It's definitely handy to have your country's constitutional silver for recognizability and ease of use in times of need. Random world silver coins can indeed pose challenges due to varying silver content and the lower resale value at coin shops.
Balancing the collector's heart with practical stacking needs sounds like a smart approach. Thanks for sharing your wisdom— it's always fascinating to hear from seasoned stacker as you!
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I’ve streamlined my stacking a little over the past several years. That’s why I stopped buying endless series of coins. I sold off several series and added it in weight. My numismatic coins at least the really valuable ones are all graded. So it’s made it easier on who receives it after I’m gone.
That's a wise move, @silverd510! Streamlining your collection and focusing on weight can definitely simplify things. Grading your valuable numismatic coins is a solid step too. It'll make it much easier for those who inherit them in the future. Kudos on smart stacking!
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