War Nickel Silver Stacking Guide: 35% Silver WWII Nickels as an Investment - Pros & Cons

I stack them because they can be purchased ad sold for close to spot.

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war nickel is the absolute best way to stack silver

I have three of the 11 coin complete wartime sets. It’s the only thing I buy with the nickels ,if I find them for good price

I would think their low silver content would make them more of a barter and trade denomination in shft situation
In my mind

As mentioned in the silver dragon video, war nickels are great for weighing down a safe as opposed to using other types of weights

So $1 face of silver war nickels = 1.12oz of silver....$9 face comes out to 10.08 ounces of silver. If you find them for a good price I'd say go for it. I haven't dealt with an LCS that won't buy them

They are unique. It’s the only time that a nickel had no nickel. Might not be able to sell them but it’s the only time they had silver. My favorite is the 64 Kennedy Half dollars. They fresh, shiny and hardly circulated.

War nickels are a great way to help bring down the dollar cost average of my stack. My LCS sells out all the time so I’m not concerned about liquidating them when the time comes. Keeping the faith that silver will, in the long term, be a good hedge against inflation, selling the War nickels at or slightly below spot price will be fine with me. They certainly aren’t as pretty as other constitutional silver, but they are indeed an interesting/ unique part of our nation’s mintage of coins. I do keep an uncirculated set of these nickels with my stack so I can be reminded of how they used to look.

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I see no reason to not have them be a part of anyone's stack if you believe silver is going to go MUCH higher at some point in the future. I would not pay over melt for them, especially if you are only going to get 94% melt ( as you say you got) when selling. It wouldn't surprise me though, if there are dealers that don't even pay that much for them.

Other than a few BU war nickels for my collection. I have a little over two full rolls all from circulation. The Mint should make "W" nickels. Like the quarters. Hint. 👍

I think the silver value/face value is relevant when you have a limited budget to buy coin rolls to search, although this would be assuming all denominations of silver coins are equally likely to be found.

Well done!! In addition to being difficult to sell, these nickels grab on to dirt like nothing else.

40% halves and war nickels I get passively through change or CRH

I have a lot of them

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I once bought a whole roll of war nickels thinking I could complete the date/mint run in one shot…turns out they’re all 1944-P.

Good insights into a coin that is often overlooked!

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I have some 1941to 1952 nickels i need sale it's please tell me good bayer number and address

I enjoy your videos.

I’d say it’s cool to passively collect, I keep them when I come across them, but I’m not “stacking” them by any means

Still occasionally found in circulation, though not often. As of today, the melt value is $1.27, just a bit less than a silver dime.

Only good to search for varieties.

The wartime nickels go great with the V75 quarters. Thank you Christian EIEI OH MY! 👌👍🇺🇸🏴‍☠️

I have 4 full sets of War Nickels. It's something that I enjoy to collect. Not for everyone, but for me.

I definitely keep all the War Nickels I come across in change or hunting coin rolls for my coin collection, but definitely don’t count them towards my Silver stack

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I have a few but I dont stack em. Just not worth the hassle unless you're into trying to get top pop grades on them but stacking them just isn't worth it to me.

Christian thanks for the video.

Who makes that coin folder? Thanks..

Watching going through a box of nickel have 2 war nickel so far 28$ left in the Box

Silver stackers are killing coin hobby

Im young to collect maybe 25sept6 do for kids in future where do you buy em and not be scammed best preferred

Thks for the information

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A 40% Kennedy is .1478 silver.
A 90% quarter is .1808 silver content.
A War nickel is 35% silver so lower content.