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>>25855487
The typical thought is you can sell a silver more easily or for more to someone if it's well known, like an ASE if you're American versus a Covid 2020 round or something, but you're also paying a higher premium.

Junk/constitutional silver is a nice compromise as the premiums are low but everyone knows what they are. A good test would be to see how easily you could sell a ASE versus a Chautauqua Silver Works/generic
round.

>>25855086
Baru and HAWK.V might be worth a peek though I'm basing that on very little