@@2is1gold If it's bullion, it's free of *all* taxes (sales, VAT, capital gains, no import duties, etc.), so both 22k and 24k are tax-free. 👍 This only applies to gold, though. On the the other hand, Silver and platinum are subject to sales and other tax.
I'd say purity of 24k is more valuable. The 91.67% of gold, 5% silver, 2% copper, and 1.3% zinc doesn't add enough value if someone needs to refine it to a pure metal.
@Chris In Virginia So most of the coin shops in Virginia do not sell pure gold coins like the 24K pure gold Canadian maple 🍁 leaf coin or the pure gold buffalo coin? If there was an emergency "industrial gold shortage" where gold metal was needed for industrial purposes such as micro-electronics circuits or NASA space exploration aerospace applications or dental implants or medical implants (gold is good for medical implants because it does not rust or corrode inside the human body).... it makes more sense to melt down a 24K pure gold coin in these cases where you have a micro-electronics emergency or medical emergency where you need the actual physical gold metal to be melted down because most of the gold inside the planet Earth's crust has already been mined out. Getting a 22K gold coin makes it more difficult to melt down and extract the actual physical gold for micro-electronics or aerospace or medical purposes. So 24K gold coins are more valuable because the 24K gold coins are more useful for industrial purposes than 22K gold coins are.
@Chris In Virginia Canada has more taxes on 22K gold coins and Canada has less taxes on 24K gold coins so if the United States dollar is worthless as a currency in the future due to inflation then you would want to have 24K gold coins and not 22K gold coins so that you would pay less taxes to convert the physical gold coins into Canadian currency so that you can buy food in Canada with those 24K gold coins after the US dollar is hypothetically worthless.
Bought my first gold maple today, I'll stick with those here in Canada. The 1/4 Eagles are actually a lot cheaper than The 1/4 Maples here though. Almost 40$ each cheaper. great video as always!
Both are excellent! My default is the Buffalo, but I do like the different sizes of the Eagle. And the older I get, I like the American Eagle. The image of lady Liberty reminds me of traditional coinage. So, are you ever going to break down and get a nice St Gaudens? I’ve been pondering that myself… 🤔
24kt gold is the way to go for me because you can make your own 22kt gold from a 24kt gold bar into whatever you want. Having the highest purity of gold just makes a lot more sense
It will go down all the way, to squeeze right before the parasitic class dies, then it will skyrocket. Stack within your budget, maintain liquidity by having cash. Paper metal certificates vastly outnumber the physical metal. They will try their hardest to drive the price down in their last ditch effort to gamble back the physical metal that they traded using paper certificates (which are not even physical sheets of paper anymore LOL) Survive the squeeze, see the benner investing cycle chart, lines up pretty good with what goes on.
24k gold looks absolutely incredible irl. I don't have any 22k but on TH-cam videos 24k shines a lot more brilliantly. I never knew that about the gold Krugerrand but that makes sense, I've been wondering why it appears so much darker or off color in videos.
if both coins weigh 1 oz and one is 22 wile the other is 24 than im sorry to break it to you but they totally dont have the same amount of gold in them hint the price
Fundamentally the 22k is more valuable simply because it's government backed. People always talk about melt down value, but thats all theory, if you need quick cash, the American Eagle or Canadian Maple leaf is more desirable.
The raw beauty of Gold's exquisite refinement is lost respective to the minting of a 22-kt coin. Purity adulteration in the name of creating slightly more durability during rough handling . . . can be a very questionable trade-off!
Dude, how have you not read Creature Of Jekyll Island, ye?!?! That, as well as Confessions Of An Economic Hitman are two of the most important books I think I’ve ever read, as it relates to our modern, corrupt and fraudulent world of finance.
I like 22k more, since it has exactly the same amount of gold in it, but it's just more durable and will stay in it's shape when you're playing with it.
@@2is1gold in Minnesota any gold, silver, or platinum coins that is 99.9 pure is exempt from any sales tax, but if I want to buy a gold eagle I have to pay over 7% sales tax!
I play hard! I make jewelry out of what I don’t have for investment, so 24K all day! Even better make it a Maple 🍁 leaf from Canada 🇨🇦 eh! The only one I know about with .9999 not just .999 fine.
With our current state the only american money I can seem to stomach is the 90% silver and eventually pre 33 gold. Eagles only the platinum one looks good as far as design goes. The others are overpriced govt coins. No surprise coming from america
24 to avoid the taxes. 😅. My heart has only one love anyway; and it’s the 99.99 pure love varietal 😂. That said, 2is1 I owe you a big thanks, I finally set myself up in a way where I have a second revenue stream to pay for my purchases 😮. Mind you, it will still be only a quarter of the throttle that you run at!! I don’t really like taking from my main income. Again, I have you and your channel to thank for that. 🎉🎉🎉 cheers Pal. awesome channel and appreciate the motivation. 😅
@@2is1gold it's and 8 gram 21 K gold coin , which has been issued since 100 years and still issue by the Turkish mint - it's a bullion coin. It's the most sold gold coin in the world
Oh please!!! If your gonna buy, go 24kt! Get your money's worth!! Shop around, some foreign coins at 24kt are less expensive. Their not charging extra tor their prestige.
@@2is1gold Gold maple leafs are probably the best internationally recognized gold bullion. You won't have trouble liquidating them in hong kong, singapore, zurich, sydney etc. Gold eagles on the other hand... yikes.
Nope. You're confusing modern American Gold Eagles which are 91.67% purity and one full troy ounce of gold with pre-33 Double Eagle gold coins which were 90% gold.
Is the 22 karat gold eagle capable of showing copper oxide if it's subjected to rain for a while? It's an alloy containing copper right? meanwhile the 24 Karat is not an alloy. And I heard that the golden eagle still has one troy ounce of gold, and Also has copper in it too, then you would think that the Golden Eagle would be a bigger coin, but it looks like the same size. sounds like a scam!
American Gold Eagles are slightly larger. 1.0909 troy ounces. The 0.0909 is the silver and copper. You'll notice color changes on the Eagles over time. They tend to darken.
Gold is overrated really shouldn’t be that expensive. There’s too much of it being found. Heck everybody on these videos are find it in the streams and rivers.
I used to think 24kt was super fragile and if you even breathe on it it's ruined. Nah. Relax folks
I love them all. NO tax of any kind on gold bullion here in Switzerland.
22k or 24k? Yes!
@@2is1gold If it's bullion, it's free of *all* taxes (sales, VAT, capital gains, no import duties, etc.), so both 22k and 24k are tax-free. 👍 This only applies to gold, though. On the the other hand, Silver and platinum are subject to sales and other tax.
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Here in Canada it's 24k gold for me since the taxes on 22k are... prohibitive. I have some, but not a lot. Thanks!
I don't think I'd have any 22k if I lived there. Besides, you have the best looking gold bullion coin made coming out of your local mint. Cheers!
I’d love a buffalo one of these days, but am beginning to appreciate the durability of 22k
It’s nice to be able to pour out the 22k with no worries!
Pure gold will sell closer to the spot price as there are no additional refining steps required to operate the metals.
The answer is easy: when 220k buffalos are minted per year, 5x more eagles are made. The market knows what is best. Cheers 🍺
I like 22k you can put then all in one tube without protective individual capsules and not worry about it. Takes less space
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I'd say purity of 24k is more valuable. The 91.67% of gold, 5% silver, 2% copper, and 1.3% zinc doesn't add enough value if someone needs to refine it to a pure metal.
You don't want to damage a baby either but you don't keep THEM in capsules.
Very true!
Babies heal. Your coins don't have a functioning immune system
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The UK mint Sovereigns, 22k, look gorgeous.
"Crown gold"
A 22k coin has more precious metal value than its 24k counterpart-
This is where most of my silver comes from! 😄
@Chris In Virginia So most of the coin shops in Virginia do not sell pure gold coins like the 24K pure gold Canadian maple 🍁 leaf coin or the pure gold buffalo coin? If there was an emergency "industrial gold shortage" where gold metal was needed for industrial purposes such as micro-electronics circuits or NASA space exploration aerospace applications or dental implants or medical implants (gold is good for medical implants because it does not rust or corrode inside the human body).... it makes more sense to melt down a 24K pure gold coin in these cases where you have a micro-electronics emergency or medical emergency where you need the actual physical gold metal to be melted down because most of the gold inside the planet Earth's crust has already been mined out. Getting a 22K gold coin makes it more difficult to melt down and extract the actual physical gold for micro-electronics or aerospace or medical purposes. So 24K gold coins are more valuable because the 24K gold coins are more useful for industrial purposes than 22K gold coins are.
@Chris In Virginia Canada has more taxes on 22K gold coins and Canada has less taxes on 24K gold coins so if the United States dollar is worthless as a currency in the future due to inflation then you would want to have 24K gold coins and not 22K gold coins so that you would pay less taxes to convert the physical gold coins into Canadian currency so that you can buy food in Canada with those 24K gold coins after the US dollar is hypothetically worthless.
@@2is1gold 😂
Thank you for the information.
both look good to me. eagles in all sizes and 24k buffalos. that’s all i buy
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Bought my first gold maple today, I'll stick with those here in Canada. The 1/4 Eagles are actually a lot cheaper than The 1/4 Maples here though. Almost 40$ each cheaper. great video as always!
I stack maples here in the states! Cheers mate.
@@lockheedload Such a nice coin isn't it! Glad i bought when i did
I'm stacking both but I think the gold color looks better on the Buffalo. 😎
Hard not to be drawn to it.
Both are excellent! My default is the Buffalo, but I do like the different sizes of the Eagle. And the older I get, I like the American Eagle. The image of lady Liberty reminds me of traditional coinage. So, are you ever going to break down and get a nice St Gaudens? I’ve been pondering that myself… 🤔
I don’t think so. I might be more 2009 UHR Saint-Gaudens, though! 🤩
Diptyque candle🧐 very nice (I recommend the sprays!)
Gotta love that "NICHE" quality. 🙏😉
24kt gold is the way to go for me because you can make your own 22kt gold from a 24kt gold bar into whatever you want. Having the highest purity of gold just makes a lot more sense
If you pet your gold a lot then 22k is better.
Your talking about me 👀
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Whats your prediction for gold and silver prices? They gonna how down or hike up after the new cpi publish?
I don’t see a big year coming at this point without some kind of change in geopolitics.
It will go down all the way, to squeeze right before the parasitic class dies, then it will skyrocket. Stack within your budget, maintain liquidity by having cash. Paper metal certificates vastly outnumber the physical metal. They will try their hardest to drive the price down in their last ditch effort to gamble back the physical metal that they traded using paper certificates (which are not even physical sheets of paper anymore LOL) Survive the squeeze, see the benner investing cycle chart, lines up pretty good with what goes on.
I can’t decide, so I get eagles and maple leafs. Same with silver.
24k gold looks absolutely incredible irl. I don't have any 22k but on TH-cam videos 24k shines a lot more brilliantly. I never knew that about the gold Krugerrand but that makes sense, I've been wondering why it appears so much darker or off color in videos.
if both coins weigh 1 oz and one is 22 wile the other is 24 than im sorry to break it to you but they totally dont have the same amount of gold in them hint the price
They both have 1 oz of pure gold, good sir. The Eagle then has silver and copper in addition.
Awesome short video! 👍
Thank you!
Fundamentally the 22k is more valuable simply because it's government backed. People always talk about melt down value, but thats all theory, if you need quick cash, the American Eagle or Canadian Maple leaf is more desirable.
The raw beauty of Gold's exquisite refinement is lost respective to the minting of a 22-kt coin. Purity adulteration in the name of creating slightly more durability during rough handling . . . can be a very questionable trade-off!
What about Swiss pamps??
PAMP bars are great if they’re popular in your geographic location.
Dude, how have you not read Creature Of Jekyll Island, ye?!?!
That, as well as Confessions Of An Economic Hitman are two of the most important books I think I’ve ever read, as it relates to our modern, corrupt and fraudulent world of finance.
I actually said the one on the left looked better.
why did they take silver out of the US currency? why do they call it hoarding when regular people accumulate metals? Who are they?
I like 22k more, since it has exactly the same amount of gold in it, but it's just more durable and will stay in it's shape when you're playing with it.
Nice discussion ❤
I am in USA and my state charges sales tax on 22k but not 24k.
State of what now?
@@2is1gold in Minnesota any gold, silver, or platinum coins that is 99.9 pure is exempt from any sales tax, but if I want to buy a gold eagle I have to pay over 7% sales tax!
I've been going back and forth too. Even though I like 24kt more, 22kt is better for money.
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I like 22ct for its durability.
How does one cash gold coins and bars? Are there fees or is it treated like cash?
22k is what I prefer... Nice durable coin. And type 2 eagle on the reverse is a sight to behold!
This question would give me pause if capsules didn't exist.
I like both. I can liquidate both very quickly.
That's how I look at it too. Cheers!
I love both, but I like how the eagle has a sharper image if that makes sense
Bruh
The 22k one has copper mixd in, thats why it looks rose and the 24k has a golden color.
For coins, crown gold, aka 916, aka 22k.
I really like the way the copper/silver mix makes the AGEs look.
They look great to me...right up until I set them next to a Canadian Maple Leaf. 😄
Better security measure than their "security measures".
@@2is1gold perfect. That leaves more Maples for you and more AGEs for me 😀
Did you know 28k gold is used by US Navy in submarines?
I play hard! I make jewelry out of what I don’t have for investment, so 24K all day! Even better make it a Maple 🍁 leaf from Canada 🇨🇦 eh! The only one I know about with .9999 not just .999 fine.
I buy my jewelry in 22K gold. But my stacks are all 24K
99.9 or better, I like my gold pure.
With our current state the only american money I can seem to stomach is the 90% silver and eventually pre 33 gold. Eagles only the platinum one looks good as far as design goes. The others are overpriced govt coins. No surprise coming from america
I love the Krug’s too.
Yes.
I like 22k more it just has a more rich yellow orangy color
24 to avoid the taxes. 😅. My heart has only one love anyway; and it’s the 99.99 pure love varietal 😂. That said, 2is1 I owe you a big thanks, I finally set myself up in a way where I have a second revenue stream to pay for my purchases 😮. Mind you, it will still be only a quarter of the throttle that you run at!! I don’t really like taking from my main income. Again, I have you and your channel to thank for that. 🎉🎉🎉 cheers Pal. awesome channel and appreciate the motivation. 😅
Fantastic! Tell us more sometime if you're comfortable. Cheers!
Rather have beat up looking pure gold
I guess it depends on preference 🧐
Nice short 👌
24k
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They both look pretty cool to me
Drunkle !!!
The top one (the books).
A scholar appears…
The only gold less that 9999 I would buy is pre-33. Other than this it’s buffalos all the way.
In buying gold...I always buy gold not a conglomerate
Whichever one ends up in my possession 😅
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Actually the most popular gold coin in the world is the Turkish Lira !!! Check it , it sells way more than eagles
Are you talking about bullion or old gold coins?
@@2is1gold it's and 8 gram 21 K gold coin , which has been issued since 100 years and still issue by the Turkish mint - it's a bullion coin. It's the most sold gold coin in the world
The coin is called ATA 100 Kurus - with the face of Ataturk
Oh please!!! If your gonna buy, go 24kt! Get your money's worth!! Shop around, some foreign coins at 24kt are less expensive. Their not charging extra tor their prestige.
24K Jewelry and you can wear it once in a while.
The gold eagle isnt the most popular coin in the world. The maple leaf is which is 24k.
The Eagle and the Krugerrand are both ahead of the CML by annual sales.
@@2is1gold Gold maple leafs are probably the best internationally recognized gold bullion. You won't have trouble liquidating them in hong kong, singapore, zurich, sydney etc. Gold eagles on the other hand... yikes.
.900 fine gang here, max fondling
2 for 1, you probably won’t respond, but the eagles only have 90% gold. That’s straight from the mints websites.
Nope. You're confusing modern American Gold Eagles which are 91.67% purity and one full troy ounce of gold with pre-33 Double Eagle gold coins which were 90% gold.
@@2is1gold yes, I stand corrected, however, still not 100%! I mean if you want less than 100% you might as well buy Krugerrands
No brainier, 24k gold, to avoid taxes.
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Is the 22 karat gold eagle capable of showing copper oxide if it's subjected to rain for a while? It's an alloy containing copper right? meanwhile the 24 Karat is not an alloy. And I heard that the golden eagle still has one troy ounce of gold, and Also has copper in it too, then you would think that the Golden Eagle would be a bigger coin, but it looks like the same size. sounds like a scam!
American Gold Eagles are slightly larger. 1.0909 troy ounces. The 0.0909 is the silver and copper. You'll notice color changes on the Eagles over time. They tend to darken.
I buy slabbed coins so damage doesnt come into play.
I want to see videos with Krug
Great video
I like the design of eagles better
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In our country Gold Bars 24k stacking best.
999.0% or 999.9% Bars stacking Only 😉
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24k always looks better. 22k Pings better.
Particularly if there's silver in there.
@@2is1gold Yes, In my head I had that in mind as in with the AGE. I didn't specify though. 🤣
@@constitutionalstacker5701 one of silver's most satisfying qualities. That ring will never let you down!😄
@@2is1gold It's true. I find it visually appealing as well.
I prefer the left actually.
I think that the 22K looks nicer.
bro wants to be different
I like the 22 but I like the 24 k proofs
Love it!!
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Constitutional Gold best
Gold is overrated really shouldn’t be that expensive. There’s too much of it being found. Heck everybody on these videos are find it in the streams and rivers.
Anybody here like centenarios?
I like a dip in the tub with my gold coins now and then, so 22k is better for me.
24k to me is better
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Both!
STRONK GOLD FOR THE WIN!!!
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I go with 24k. It removes the BS math and excuses.
Buffalos
24K is king
26Kt😅
i like 24k
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Bruh
The 22k one has copper mixd in, thats why it looks rose and the 24k has a golden color.