MAple leaf compared to ASE

A quick vid showing the comparison of two of the most popular silver bullion

 

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You lost credibility with me, on your last video. I will choose not to watch this one.

 

That's fine with me. I make videos that I enjoy, and I believe that may help people, and that they will enjoy. It doesn't hurt my feelings.

 

Your last video didnt help anybody. You accused a honest coin dealer of selling fakes. You put a video out analyzing a real maple leaf, and explaining that it is fake. How does that help?

 

Pal, I really don't care about you, and im having it xrayed when my friend, who is a coin dealer returns from his vacation

 

I agree with everything bkozak has said in this thread.

 

that's an OK vid. the Eagle vs Maple debate will never end I guess, take your pick. due to price I would go for Maples except for the milk spots, you just don't know if you'll get them. in gold it's the Maple for me. a bit cheaper and .9999 so it's better on both fronts.

 

I just think it's funny how after

but in the other video you say one year, you think you have the knowledge to put out these"helpful" videos. I dislike the know-it-all manner I saw in the other two. If you post a video, you have to expect it to be critiqued.

 

your coin dealer friend has an xray machine for coins? does that make him a "coin doctor"

 

Forgive me, i'm a new member.

But why in the hell would someone x-ray a bullion coin.

What am i missing here?

 

Actually, that's old technology. I prefer to subject my coins to a CT scan for better three dimensional imaging of the internal configuration. There's a noticeable difference between the structure of a genuine silver coin and its not so genuine counterpart.

 

Does anyone remember the hook that was used to get a bad act off of the Vaudevillian stage?

 

Your missing this disaster
http://www.cointalk.com/threads/new-almost-perfect-fake-maples-eagles.240356/

 

May I also suggest a coinoscopy? It's just a Maple Leaf, pour a drop of acid and you'll know. If you think someone took the time to clad a cheap core into a large chunk of real silver, cut it in half, it will still be worth almost the same if it's real.

 

Just a radiologist

 

so long as he doesn't try to interest you in a coin-ema

 

Wow, thanks for the link and the heads up about the Maple's.

I never bought one in the past because i do not care for the picture of the Queen on it.

That and the milk spots, and now fakes!

 

it was not a fake. The op just has a lot to learn.

 

I think it's offensive to post educational videos to people who all know more about bullion than you do. Could you explain the sound difference on leather again?