Thanks for stopping by to watch, I do appreciate it. Glad you found the video interesting. GD

Thanks buddy for stopping by to watch. Glad you found it interesting

Thanks buddy for stopping by to watch, I do appreciate it.

Thanks silverbean, I do appreciate you stopping by to watch my friend

Thanks for stopping by to watch, I do appreciate it. I gladly gave you a shoutout because I most likely would not have contacted the company if you didn't mention it my friend. As for who I recommend, My first suggestion is to get to know any local coin and bullion dealers in your area. Building a relationship on a local level may be a real plus for getting a deal or something special. I have always been my own dealer so I don't use any of the online dealers but there are a number of good ones that are very trustworthy. To name just a few you may want to check out JM Bullion. Apmex, SD Bullion, Provident Metals & Scottsdale mint to get started. The amount you pay over spot price will vary by the type of item you buy, the company you buy from and any specials that a company may have so it is best to shop them all before you make a purchase. If you have any other questions I am always here to help plus you can always contact me at gdsavingthepast@gmail .com

@@GDSavingThePast that is all very great information and advice, thank you so much. I’ve been buying my silver from a local business that’s been around for 40 years so I feel pretty confident, but I’ve been learning a lot from your videos, so thank you for sharing you knowledge.

Thanks for stopping by to watch, I do appreciate it. Looking forward to your next currency hunt video GD

Thanks SGOT, Glad you stopped by to watch my friend.

Thanks for stopping by to watch and for offering that helpful suggestion, I do appreciate it. GD

Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment, I do appreciate it. They have come out with several models that are higher priced, If they came out with a lower priced one I would be amazed since they seem to be selling the current models with no problem.

Thank you for stopping by to watch and share your thoughts, I do appreciate it. It appears that copper on the standard mode can test as silver but when you switch over to the density mode it will have a different numerical reading from .999 silver or sterling silver so the company is recommending that you do both readings to confirm what the metal is. GD

Don't cut one open, I would hate to see you ruin a good coin. Based on what you mentioned there are only 2 possibilities here, it is either a genuine Morgan or a fake done with the tungsten core. Check out thecoinlock.com, This man invented a very affordable tester to check for tungsten cores and I have tested it and it works. Not sure if he still gives a discount on his items but mention to him that I sent you there and ask if he has a discount code you can use. Good luck and let me know how things go.

Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment, I do appreciate it. No don't cut open your bars, simply do the readings that I showed here. Silver and copper were in different numerical ranges and the brass was way higher. Get a few pieces of copper bars or rounds, a few .999 silver bars or rounds that you know are good and run some readings on your unit to have a base line of what is good and what may be fake.

@@GDSavingThePast I was joking when i said to cut the silver bars... i just tried a few samples test on my poured silver bars and coin, mostly falls with the 1.65-1.71 range, with most at 1.66-1.67. Same for the 99.99 silver coins, at 1.65-1.67 too .

@@viperviperpiro Thanks for sharing what your test results were. It is helpful for all of us to hear what others are getting for a test result GD