**Why Smart Stackers Are Grabbing “Junk Silver” Fast**

Last time, we secured your gold from thieves—today, we pivot to silver, specifically “junk silver.” Don’t let the name fool you. These are pre-1965 U.S. coins—quarters, dimes, and half dollars—loaded with 90% silver and trusted in barter circles everywhere.

Why the rush? They're easy to recognize, hard to fake, and divisible for everyday trade. In uncertain times, people want small-denomination metals they can actually use. Junk silver checks all the boxes—and once supplies dry up, they're gone for good. It’s not junk—it’s freedom in your pocket.

Tomorrow, we’ll shift from silver to strategy and reveal the top three rookie mistakes gold investors make—and how to dodge them.

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

A single pre-1965 U.S. quarter contains roughly 0.18 ounces of silver—worth nearly $6 today, making it 24 times more valuable than its face value.

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