Ep.6 - Old Silver Bars That are Worth a Fortune with Michael Mayer #money #silver #numismatics
Where you can find Michael and Elevented, Inc:
email: mmayer@eleventedinc.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576739793406
FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/599345052338040
Where you can find Cabbage Coins:
https://cabbagecoins.com/
https://www.instagram.com/cabbage_coins/
Have questions, or want to inquire on buying or selling coins? Send me an email:
info@cabbage-coins.com
Like the content? Consider buying me a Coffee:
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Keywords
vintage silver ingots, precious metals, Engelhard, Silvertown, coin collecting, market trends, bar characteristics, collector insights, Facebook Live shows, numismatics, assay bar, assay ingot, stacking silver
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Tony Gryckiewicz and Michael Mayer delve into the fascinating world of vintage silver ingots, exploring their definitions, characteristics, and market trends. They discuss the importance of hallmarks, the evolution of vintage bars, and the unique aspects that make certain pieces highly collectible. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of the collector's market, the role of social media in trading, and the future of vintage silver collecting.
Takeaways
Michael Mayer is the president and founder of Elevented Inc.
Vintage silver ingots are generally defined as those made before 1990.
The demand for poured ingots is higher than for pressed ingots.
Hallmarks significantly affect the value of vintage bars.
Engelhard bars are considered foundational in the vintage market.
Collectors often seek unique characteristics in their ingots.
Market valuations can fluctuate based on silver prices.
Facebook Live shows provide a platform for diverse product offerings.
The collector's journey is personal and unique to each individual.
The vintage silver ingot market is still in its early stages.
Titles
Exploring Vintage Silver Ingots
The Art of Collecting Vintage Bars
Sound bites
"The market is in its earliest stages."
"This is a very rare piece of US history."
"Help is free; just reach out."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Vintage Silver Ingots
02:52 Defining Vintage Silver Ingots
06:10 The Evolution of Vintage Bars
08:57 Characteristics of Vintage Poured Bars
11:43 The Importance of Hallmarks
14:48 Market Trends and Valuations
17:38 Engelhard and Silvertown Bars
20:44 The Collector's Perspective
23:41 Rare and Unique Bars
26:42 The Role of Facebook Live Shows
29:49 Conclusion and Future Insights
email: mmayer@eleventedinc.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576739793406
FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/599345052338040
Where you can find Cabbage Coins:
https://cabbagecoins.com/
https://www.instagram.com/cabbage_coins/
Have questions, or want to inquire on buying or selling coins? Send me an email:
info@cabbage-coins.com
Like the content? Consider buying me a Coffee:
https://buymeacoffee.com/cabbagecoins
Keywords
vintage silver ingots, precious metals, Engelhard, Silvertown, coin collecting, market trends, bar characteristics, collector insights, Facebook Live shows, numismatics, assay bar, assay ingot, stacking silver
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Tony Gryckiewicz and Michael Mayer delve into the fascinating world of vintage silver ingots, exploring their definitions, characteristics, and market trends. They discuss the importance of hallmarks, the evolution of vintage bars, and the unique aspects that make certain pieces highly collectible. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of the collector's market, the role of social media in trading, and the future of vintage silver collecting.
Takeaways
Michael Mayer is the president and founder of Elevented Inc.
Vintage silver ingots are generally defined as those made before 1990.
The demand for poured ingots is higher than for pressed ingots.
Hallmarks significantly affect the value of vintage bars.
Engelhard bars are considered foundational in the vintage market.
Collectors often seek unique characteristics in their ingots.
Market valuations can fluctuate based on silver prices.
Facebook Live shows provide a platform for diverse product offerings.
The collector's journey is personal and unique to each individual.
The vintage silver ingot market is still in its early stages.
Titles
Exploring Vintage Silver Ingots
The Art of Collecting Vintage Bars
Sound bites
"The market is in its earliest stages."
"This is a very rare piece of US history."
"Help is free; just reach out."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Vintage Silver Ingots
02:52 Defining Vintage Silver Ingots
06:10 The Evolution of Vintage Bars
08:57 Characteristics of Vintage Poured Bars
11:43 The Importance of Hallmarks
14:48 Market Trends and Valuations
17:38 Engelhard and Silvertown Bars
20:44 The Collector's Perspective
23:41 Rare and Unique Bars
26:42 The Role of Facebook Live Shows
29:49 Conclusion and Future Insights
