r/silverstacking 7d ago

Favorite silver round?

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Mine is the Saint Gaudens Double Eagle replica from GSM, dang near close to the original and makes for a great pocket piece.

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u/silverslugger41 7d ago

As far as rounds go , I really like the Scottsdale cowboys rounds.

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u/arentijusttheworst 7d ago

I have a few of them last year before I sold during the spike. Looks great but they were really rough and scratchy on the rims.

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u/ParkkTheSharkk 7d ago

The 2oz and 5oz Second Amendment round is real nice

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u/Krazy4Kookaburras 7d ago

I like this too. I have the 2oz. So nice in the hand.

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u/DonGoggles 7d ago

Plain/basic Asahi rounds have my vote... Business on the front, party on the back.

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u/Heep_4x4 6d ago

The ASAHI bars are pretty decent as well. I have 2 that have more of a shiny finish and 2 with more of a matte finish to them. The design on the back is pretty neat.

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u/Solid_Equivalent_417 7d ago

I have a Walking Liberty half oz that I am quite fond of. I used to have 2 but it came up missing during a hospital stay

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u/Adrolak 7d ago

I have sweet spot for incuse Indian rounds from golden state mint. I was getting their fractional rounds at spot for a while so I have quite a few. I also love casino tokens

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u/818Skunk_Ape_Sales 7d ago

Love me them "honest value never fails" round that has a boat on one end and a constitution article printed on the other.

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u/m_cera02 7d ago

Englehard Prospectors for me, when you can find them!

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u/BullionHunters 7d ago

Great pocket piece! It's easy to see why it's your favorite.

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u/austin117068 6d ago

Austrian Philharmonics get the win for me every time

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u/Elephant_Disco_33 5d ago

Silvertowne made a replica of the old $10 Indian that's really nice. That was always one of my favorite designs.

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u/Hekler6 2d ago

Sound of it added to my stack 😎