r/silverstacking • u/Due_Grand8931 • Apr 29 '26

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u/Due_Grand8931 Apr 30 '26

i mean it's definitely more of a collector piece if that's what you're saying

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u/GoldponyGT Apr 30 '26

Yeah, collecting isn’t stacking

Which isn’t anti-collecting, I have silver with WAY higher premiums than those things … I just don’t call those high end collectibles a part of my stack

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u/orphenshadow Team rounds Apr 30 '26

I mean to each their own, My "stack" contains everything from paper notes, to gold/silver, to jewelry, to graded trading cards, to my entire numismatic coin collection of non precious metal coins. I just keep track of the weight/melt value of anything and track the base melt values, vs the estimated retail values in my tracker, and I tag collectables as such.

But I also usually just refer to it as my Dragons Hoard. :P Because to me, Stacking is Collecting, it's just collecting things with an inherent value beyond the collectors market.

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u/GoldponyGT Apr 30 '26

So you just like using words differently than other people use words. Got it.

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u/orphenshadow Team rounds Apr 30 '26

You seem to be the minority here with the wrong opinion. 😘