Keep on stacking silver and gold as much as you can afford buy it in any increments that you can it doesn't have to be an ounce you better get it before it's gone or the price goes sky high
Gold is awesome. 1/4 oz is what I like to buy. Occasionally I'll purchase a 1/10 oz if I see something that catches my eye that I don't own. I personally won't sell any gold, but my children are free to do as they wish with it when it becomes theirs. My daughters are 3 and 6 and that's the whole reason I stack. I will sell none of my stack. For me stacking is strictly a legacy for my girls only. It's a way for Daddy to provide some help to them after I'm gone. It's a long term savings account for them and hopefully it'll be worth far more than what I paid for it. Even if they get only what I have in it if they ever sell then it's still a win. I won't always be around to help them and I hope that they can at least get some comfort or enjoyment from the stack.
@@go4it764 I like the 1/4 oz gold. It leaves me cash for silver and buying a 1/4 oz a month is 3 ozs on the year. It is a higher premium but it's easier on the pocket. I occasionally pick up a 1/10 oz if it's something I don't have but I focus on the 1/4 oz Britannias, Maples and Philharmonics. The color pop from 24k .9999s really hooks you. I've also heard that it's in high demand. Before the economy got so bad I was adding 1/2oz coins and a few 1 oz coins but everything has gotten so high in the last 3-4 years. Then there's the premiums now as well. Honestly though with the condition of the economies globally and what all is going on, any gold would be a wise place to put fiat. I don't think a person could go wrong with owning some gold.
This was a great interview! Good information and talk about stacking fractional gold. I stack both full ounce and fractional for different reasons. One ounce is certainly the sweet spot for lowest premiums if you can swing it.
One of the best bang for the buck in fractional gold are the gold sovereigns. They have 7.32 grams of gold. When you compare them to 1/4 oz gold eagles on a cost per gram basis the premium is anywhere from $12-20 less per gram. They fit in the same size capsule and tube as 1/4 gold eagles. A tube will hold 21 capsules. I keep a tube of sovereigns, 1/2 oz gold eagles and 6 tubes of silver rounds in the safe. The rest is stored elsewhere.
The best one to stack is the one with the lowest premium. But, also consider, fractional coins buy and sell at a premium, so fractional are also an option. I love the 1/10oz coins, but their premium are really high.
Great interview. The only thing is, when you buy fractional gold you're really trying to remain under the radar. For those afraid of gold seizure, fractional gold is so small that the feds likely wouldn't take notice in a SHTF situation. Nor would the IRS. For those stacking ounce gold coins or larger, you will attract the IRS's attention when you try to cash out. Fractional buyers may not simply because their capital gains will be so small in comparison. Just something to consider. Fractional gold isn't all bad.
Good chat. I like this fellow. Just one difference of opinion; 22k is taxable when crossing some international borders (and 24k is not). No big deal if you are staying in the US, but a consideration for those with an international "go bag."
Really great interview! 🔥 I appreciate his honesty. I love that they tell you right on their website what they are paying for products. Big Thumbs Up 👍👍👍
Can understand the reasoning about the fractional gold but premiums aside gold is gold...one.ounce is a sizable chunk of money to lay out...and if you needed to "cash" it back in you may not need 1500 back..if you can swallow the premium fractional seems more economical to stack and also to "cash" in if needed
Very interesting and great insight. Awaiting delivery of recently purchased 2 x 1oz Brittania Bars. Dang....he recommended coins over bars. Ahh well. Next ones can be coins.
The word "Investment" kept being said which is contrary to the majority of stacking videos. You always want the lowest price with lowest premiums, but if you don't have the cash for an ounce, you don't have the money. Gold for me is a security chest in case of runaway inflation that I could buy essentials.
I am about to start buying gold because I am afraid that the dollar will collapse. In the case that the dollar does collapse, would you recommend purchasing sovereign coins or quarter ounce pieces so that you can spend them in person to person transactions later? Of course, I want some solid ounces for larger purchases, but let’s say I want to buy some groceries from a neighbor with a quarter ounce coin. Would you recommend purchasing quarter ounce coins or something like that?
As a newbe. I like your channel to learn things, but I still have 100 questions. When looking at websites for the current spot price of gold, why do some sites show bid and ask right at 2000 lets say, but other sites show spot at 13, 15, 18 dollars over that and they still call it the current gold price?
The first oz of gold I got was in fractional. I did get a good deal on most of it so it was not to bad but I would never do it again . Save up for a full OZ IF YOU CAN .
I started with a few one ounce gold buffalos. I am really worried about the dollar going to hyperinflation or the new digital currency being planned. Even though the premiums are high on the one gram gold bars they will be really useful for barter if you need it. I would sure hate to try and buy a tank of gas or bag of groceries with a one ounce buffalo.
I have difficulty seeing anything but circulated 1z Au bars for stacking except maybe circulated 10z Ag bars, if both are bought in downturns. Big premiums are fine for numismatics. But to simply store value over a long time, 2nd market bars seem the best to me. You collect to invest, stacking is simply storing metal. Its useless for SHTF; stacking is for before or after. Stacking bars is cheap going in with the assumption that you might lose a nickel in the sale coming out but its hardly a concern for storing value. Theres just nothing really to improve when it comes to 2nd market bars for simply storing metal value.
The equilivant European coin ( of a Eagle) like the britannia or Vienna - are marked with the face value of a 100£ or 100 euros. Is the Eagle marked with a value?
If it was me, pure gold only namely buffalo and Britannia QEII .. if i feel that way I would assume others would as well plus they look 1000xs better and its pure.
Wish I was buying two or three years ago 😢... I been buying the 2.5 gram gold bars in assay packs... I can't justify paying fifty to $80 over what a bar in an assays pack cost.. I wish I could afford 1/10 oz Gold coins.. But can't swing the 350 - 380 price tag because I still want to stack silver as well.. oh boy so many decisions😂
Hey Silver Dragon. You helped inspire me to start stacking Silver! Thanks for all your insight and willingness to teach us to stack it best! Hey my wife and I came up with a unique way to hide it in conspicuous places and log it down with abbreviated acronyms so we won't forget where we hid them. I will be glad to share this method with you if you're interested. Just let me know. Thanks!
That’s like saying get dollar bills and don’t use coins to use to buy things gold Is gold and I want it all I started off with grams not know but a lot of 1/10 gold are cheap look on other sites
All 3 of my daughters got a 1/10th oz AGE for HS graduation. After college they got 10K cash. In subsequent years I have given them silver and gold for Christmases and birthdays from 1 gram up to 5 grams for gold and 1 0z silver coins and themed rounds. I will continue to give them metals until I die and then they can have all of my stack also!
Got an offer from Bullion Max to buy a silverback for $8.99 plus shipping of $9.95 so $18 +$. I don’t know how much silver is in a silverback but this is the highest premium ever😳
Not everyone has the money to buy 1oz gold. I’ll keep buying my 1 gram gold. I know a lot of the stackers here are higher class and older but not all of us have the privilege to buy 1oz gold.
I completely agree but you really should think about 1/10th or 1/4s being the lowest just because you're getting ripped over the premiums with even these sizes let alone smaller. I personally have been going for 1/4 Oz's but I'm probably going to have to change my approach to 1/10ths.
See if you can wait to save up to buy the 5 gram bar. Premium is only $20 or so for 2 times the metal of a 1/10 oz coin that will carry a much higher premium.
Purchase according to your budget, 20g upto 100g , yep metric, is affordable, have enough bars, boring, now coins some normal, some very nice...overpriced, but nice to look at
I’m from Australia and here I can’t find anywhere that sells silver rounds every time I search all that comes up is bullion coins, are they the same thing?
I think buying gold at 1/10 is not bad, even if you pay more, it’s better then buying fast food, or that cup of coffee. It’s better then saving dollars that has no actual value as well. 1/10 is not bad when on a budget in my opinion. Plus you can sell 1/10 easier then 1oz if gold explodes and dealers won’t buy your overpriced metal, also if you need to fix something that only cost 500 dollars but now you only have 1oz gold and you don’t want to sell it because you don’t need all the cash from that one oz gold, your stuck selling more then you want.
Love the show. My question. The gold cougaran was mentioned as a great/special piece. I didn't buy one because it didn't say 999% gold it had no ,% on it at all. And from watching your other videos I only buy stuff with as many markings as possible. I would find it interesting if you had other videos about specific coins or maybe you could break down the difference the pros and cons and the history of Iran's Maple leafs both and silver and Gold. Maybe some great future video content. Keep up the great work and keep on stacking.
I might be wrong iam new to this but if I buy 1gram gold bar for $80 today surly in 20 years from now that same bar will be worth alot more then $80 even with the premiums and probably easier to sell being fractional.please can someone correct me if iam wrong iam trying to convince my self it’s ok to buy 1gram bars.
If paper money isn’t backed by anything other than the idea that it has value that we place upon it, why sell actual gold/silver in exchange for non-backed paper money?
the point is that paper money declines in worth in the future while gold stays powerfull. it is stupid to hold papermoney in your bankaccount for 10 years or more. because of the value decline of paper money its better to store gold into a bank. i had 30.000 dollars in my bankaccount for 10 years and it was the biggest mistake ever. i needed to buy gold, then i had alot more money by now
To whom it may concern I have a question for you how many of you believe that supernovas created silver and Gold?? How many of you out there believe it was created when the Earth was and it was already in the Earth I would love to hear your answers on how you believe our precious metals were here on the Earth 💫
I guess it kind of depends on whether the earth is flat and supernova's actually exist.But assuming ball earth and spernova's are true.That would mean there should be loads on mars,venus etc and yet no mining missions.I guess both theories cannot be correct.
I shopped all the big boys for 1/10 gold eagles after seeing your comment. I didn't find anything BU closer to $50 than $100. Even $75 over is not out there for a reasonable quantity.
When gold gets to about $3000 or higher, good luck at selling 1 oz. Gold. 1/10s easier to sell, but full ounces are easier to transport, I'd you are traveling.
The only reason I buy gold isn't for investing. I buy gold to leverage future downturns in the economy when my stock portfolio might not be doing as well. Gold preserves wealth relative to inflation (for me). Nothing more.
WHY? Coins over bars? I see bars s ‘just gold’ nothin fancy, closest to to a commodity. Why would anyone pay more for ‘decoration’? Sounds like jewelry. On ‘judgement day’ we will all be bartering with gold and silver. Like in the middle ages, we’ll probably be wearing crude link chains around our necks where each link of 24k is a standard weight. Just twist off a link to make a purchase. In that case the only coins,I would want would small, say 10g. Judgement day to me means fiat currency collapse. If thats true why would coins over bars matter at all?
Because they are more desirable, therefore are more valuable. I can admire a beautiful gold coin as art work as well as its gold value. It took skill and effort to make a coin and that labor and skill have value.
@@stuartstuart866 I do as well but you are paying for that art. My thought is gold as a pure investment, an insurance policy against collapse. In that sense, after a collapse, no one will be willing to pay for the art vales, only the pure gold value. I’m afraid that the premium coins are just a device for dealers to increase their margins. That commoditized gold gives them a fixed income.
@@fscott1134 There is also the trust and comfort level. Gold coins are very difficult to fake, if the consumer weighs and measures their purchase. All coin stores want gold and silver eagles, to a lesser degree maple leafs and britannia’s, to an even lesser degree, bars. I want gold that is very easy to convert to cash and I’m willing to pay a premium, but not a ridiculous premium for that privilege. I could alter my thoughts in the future, but currently I’m focused on legal tender coins. As an alternative to American Eagles, I really kinda like the Britannia’s with their lower premiums and advanced security features.
Yeah but if you buy a 1 gram gold bar, for 800$ over spot your still not losing 800 dollars. It's an 85$ bar that is worth 60$. Your still only losing 25$. If you just buy 1 and not alot
Trash…. Who are you going to sell to if the u.s tanks? Is the guy going to be working for free. Noooo he is going to take a cut of your gold. Ok then what. Exchange this going into US dollar that went to zero. Or china yen? 13:51 Let me sell my gold on judgement day. When the dollar goes to zero. What are you going to trade this gold into if the dollar goes to zero, or you need to buy anything. Run the scenario for me bro.
This guy was really down to earth. I enjoyed the interview. Thank you!
yeah he is a cool dude thanks for watching! 🔥🐉
Keep on stacking silver and gold as much as you can afford buy it in any increments that you can it doesn't have to be an ounce you better get it before it's gone or the price goes sky high
Gold is awesome. 1/4 oz is what I like to buy. Occasionally I'll purchase a 1/10 oz if I see something that catches my eye that I don't own. I personally won't sell any gold, but my children are free to do as they wish with it when it becomes theirs. My daughters are 3 and 6 and that's the whole reason I stack. I will sell none of my stack. For me stacking is strictly a legacy for my girls only. It's a way for Daddy to provide some help to them after I'm gone. It's a long term savings account for them and hopefully it'll be worth far more than what I paid for it. Even if they get only what I have in it if they ever sell then it's still a win. I won't always be around to help them and I hope that they can at least get some comfort or enjoyment from the stack.
A coin dealer near me said the 1/4 oz gold coins have been highest demand. He sells ML 1/4 oz for $60 above spot
Billion Max usually has good prices. It makes me wonder how much their buy price. Maybe kind of low
@@go4it764 I like the 1/4 oz gold. It leaves me cash for silver and buying a 1/4 oz a month is 3 ozs on the year. It is a higher premium but it's easier on the pocket. I occasionally pick up a 1/10 oz if it's something I don't have but I focus on the 1/4 oz Britannias, Maples and Philharmonics. The color pop from 24k .9999s really hooks you. I've also heard that it's in high demand. Before the economy got so bad I was adding 1/2oz coins and a few 1 oz coins but everything has gotten so high in the last 3-4 years. Then there's the premiums now as well. Honestly though with the condition of the economies globally and what all is going on, any gold would be a wise place to put fiat. I don't think a person could go wrong with owning some gold.
I do the same thing
Started gold this year. Getting closer to my 10oz goal. Goals change 😁
This was a great interview! Good information and talk about stacking fractional gold. I stack both full ounce and fractional for different reasons. One ounce is certainly the sweet spot for lowest premiums if you can swing it.
@@jamesdoe3713 That's the best way. I started a tube of 1/4 ounce gold myself. The bulk of what I stack is full ounce like you do.
One of the best bang for the buck in fractional gold are the gold sovereigns. They have 7.32 grams of gold. When you compare them to 1/4 oz gold eagles on a cost per gram basis the premium is anywhere from $12-20 less per gram. They fit in the same size capsule and tube as 1/4 gold eagles. A tube will hold 21 capsules. I keep a tube of sovereigns, 1/2 oz gold eagles and 6 tubes of silver rounds in the safe. The rest is stored elsewhere.
I buy ASE’s every year as a birthday present for my kids since they were born. Hard to stop. However for me I am stacking rounds.
The best one to stack is the one with the lowest premium.
But, also consider, fractional coins buy and sell at a premium, so fractional are also an option.
I love the 1/10oz coins, but their premium are really high.
Great interview. The only thing is, when you buy fractional gold you're really trying to remain under the radar. For those afraid of gold seizure, fractional gold is so small that the feds likely wouldn't take notice in a SHTF situation. Nor would the IRS. For those stacking ounce gold coins or larger, you will attract the IRS's attention when you try to cash out. Fractional buyers may not simply because their capital gains will be so small in comparison. Just something to consider. Fractional gold isn't all bad.
In SHTF your gold wont save your. Ammo will be more valuable
@@afridgetoofar1818 What makes you think that I don't potentially have both?
Very nice and informative video. Really enjoyed it. Please bring Shawn over regularly and educate us periodically 🌟👍🏻
I prefer gold bars over gold coins when the price difference is to my liking. Whatever you buy, it's wise to shop around for sales/deals.
Here in the UK full sovereigns are the way to go
Great lower premium item for a gold coin. Excellent choice.
Good chat. I like this fellow.
Just one difference of opinion; 22k is taxable when crossing some international borders (and 24k is not).
No big deal if you are staying in the US, but a consideration for those with an international "go bag."
When maple leafs are nearly $200 less than a eagle its a no brainer which one to buy
Great video! I bought my first silver from Bullion Max I can Appreciate his honesty.
Not to many people are Real these days.
Really great interview! 🔥 I appreciate his honesty. I love that they tell you right on their website what they are paying for products. Big Thumbs Up 👍👍👍
Very good information
Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year's
Great interview. One big problem with gold bars. Counterfeit gold bars are much more common than fake gold coins.
Awesome analysis guys. I am trying to get my gold to silver ratio up in 2023. Merry Christmas Stackers 🎄🦌🎅
Very impressed with this guy. Thanks!
Can understand the reasoning about the fractional gold but premiums aside gold is gold...one.ounce is a sizable chunk of money to lay out...and if you needed to "cash" it back in you may not need 1500 back..if you can swallow the premium fractional seems more economical to stack and also to "cash" in if needed
Very interesting and great insight. Awaiting delivery of recently purchased 2 x 1oz Brittania Bars. Dang....he recommended coins over bars. Ahh well. Next ones can be coins.
Never heard of this guy but he has a good insight. Thanks Sliver Dragons 🐉
I have only bought silver the last 6yrs and will swap some silver into gold when the G/S ratio drops below 50
30 to 1 for me.
Good Afternoon My Good Bro & Sis Silver Dragons 🐉🐉
The word "Investment" kept being said which is contrary to the majority of stacking videos. You always want the lowest price with lowest premiums, but if you don't have the cash for an ounce, you don't have the money. Gold for me is a security chest in case of runaway inflation that I could buy essentials.
As the ratio nears my conversion rate keep soaking up the info in the meantime. Missed the Gold dip nailed it on silver. Merry Christmas All.
This guy must really like the Terminator series. I never thought to consider the gold kangaroo. What the heck was I thinking? Great interview.
I am about to start buying gold because I am afraid that the dollar will collapse. In the case that the dollar does collapse, would you recommend purchasing sovereign coins or quarter ounce pieces so that you can spend them in person to person transactions later? Of course, I want some solid ounces for larger purchases, but let’s say I want to buy some groceries from a neighbor with a quarter ounce coin. Would you recommend purchasing quarter ounce coins or something like that?
It all sells for spot. I can get an Eagle at $150 over spot where a bar is $60 over.
Well said, but for most, that falls on deaf ears.
As a newbe. I like your channel to learn things, but I still have 100 questions. When looking at websites for the current spot price of gold, why do some sites show bid and ask right at 2000 lets say, but other sites show spot at 13, 15, 18 dollars over that and they still call it the current gold price?
I like Pre 33 and 24k Britannia's
Great info for new Gold seekers. 👍
Nice info.
The first oz of gold I got was in fractional. I did get a good deal on most of it so it was not to bad but I would never do it again . Save up for a full OZ IF YOU CAN .
I started with a few one ounce gold buffalos. I am really worried about the dollar going to hyperinflation or the new digital currency being planned. Even though the premiums are high on the one gram gold bars they will be really useful for barter if you need it. I would sure hate to try and buy a tank of gas or bag of groceries with a one ounce buffalo.
Just use silver dimes or quarters don't barter with gold.
I have difficulty seeing anything but circulated 1z Au bars for stacking except maybe circulated 10z Ag bars, if both are bought in downturns. Big premiums are fine for numismatics. But to simply store value over a long time, 2nd market bars seem the best to me. You collect to invest, stacking is simply storing metal. Its useless for SHTF; stacking is for before or after. Stacking bars is cheap going in with the assumption that you might lose a nickel in the sale coming out but its hardly a concern for storing value. Theres just nothing really to improve when it comes to 2nd market bars for simply storing metal value.
Valcambi Combibars in gold any good?
I won a free silverback. Very cool. Thank you BullionMax. 👍
The equilivant European coin ( of a Eagle) like the britannia or Vienna - are marked with the face value of a 100£ or 100 euros. Is the Eagle marked with a value?
Yes, $50 US Dollars
$50
If it was me, pure gold only namely buffalo and Britannia QEII .. if i feel that way I would assume others would as well plus they look 1000xs better and its pure.
Wish I was buying two or three years ago 😢... I been buying the 2.5 gram gold bars in assay packs... I can't justify paying fifty to $80 over what a bar in an assays pack cost.. I wish I could afford 1/10 oz Gold coins.. But can't swing the 350 - 380 price tag because I still want to stack silver as well.. oh boy so many decisions😂
People buy different stuff and sizes which is why I love watching videos to see what they have and to see things that I have not seen before
Gold eagles are numismatic? is 8% premium really that much.. it's like 6% for maples
Hey Silver Dragon. You helped inspire me to start stacking Silver! Thanks for all your insight and willingness to teach us to stack it best! Hey my wife and I came up with a unique way to hide it in conspicuous places and log it down with abbreviated acronyms so we won't forget where we hid them. I will be glad to share this method with you if you're interested. Just let me know. Thanks!
@user-wv3qo2cw9o HI Silver Dragons. I'm not sure how to text this way. Let me know if this message here is safe and secure, and private. Thanks!
Thank You Sir.
I like the 100g bars but fear it could cross the 10k threshold long before that gets changed
1/10 oz American Gold Eagle: $202 from my local dealer with a spot price of $1811.
And on 4/8/24 that 1/10 AGE is going for $275-$300... depending on who you buy from
I get Sai get same for bars and coin except for eagles he pays 100 more
I removed BullionMax from my daily perusal. Was always a waste of my time. Have they moderated their premiums recently?
That’s like saying get dollar bills and don’t use coins to use to buy things gold Is gold and I want it all I started off with grams not know but a lot of 1/10 gold are cheap look on other sites
Thanks for the info
All 3 of my daughters got a 1/10th oz AGE for HS graduation. After college they got 10K cash. In subsequent years I have given them silver and gold for Christmases and birthdays from 1 gram up to 5 grams for gold and 1 0z silver coins and themed rounds. I will continue to give them metals until I die and then they can have all of my stack also!
great info
Also, If I want to sell my gold Id expect to get most of my premium back. It doesn’t go one way!
You expect too much..
Great video guys
The fact that "the price of an ounce dusqualifies a lot of people" should really be changing everybody's mind about frac
Is a solid gold bracelet a good investment?
Got an offer from Bullion Max to buy a silverback for $8.99 plus shipping of $9.95 so $18 +$. I don’t know how much silver is in a silverback but this is the highest premium ever😳
Not everyone has the money to buy 1oz gold. I’ll keep buying my 1 gram gold. I know a lot of the stackers here are higher class and older but not all of us have the privilege to buy 1oz gold.
I completely agree but you really should think about 1/10th or 1/4s being the lowest just because you're getting ripped over the premiums with even these sizes let alone smaller. I personally have been going for 1/4 Oz's but I'm probably going to have to change my approach to 1/10ths.
@@AnxiousStacker I’m planning on getting 1/10th Oz gold starting next year. But, I’m mainly interested in getting more silver.
@@gunsgamesgadgetschannel863 right on. Sounds like a good plan.
See if you can wait to save up to buy the 5 gram bar. Premium is only $20 or so for 2 times the metal of a 1/10 oz coin that will carry a much higher premium.
Purchase according to your budget, 20g upto 100g , yep metric, is affordable, have enough bars, boring, now coins some normal, some very nice...overpriced, but nice to look at
Go Badgers Shawn !
SD, I’m on the fence about whether to stack Gold American Eagles or Canadian Maple Leafs. Do you have a personal preference? Or maybe both?
Most stacker usually have both, the maple are very popular worldwide.
I’m from Australia and here I can’t find anywhere that sells silver rounds every time I search all that comes up is bullion coins, are they the same thing?
@user-wv3qo2cw9o so are they the same thing
I think buying gold at 1/10 is not bad, even if you pay more, it’s better then buying fast food, or that cup of coffee. It’s better then saving dollars that has no actual value as well. 1/10 is not bad when on a budget in my opinion. Plus you can sell 1/10 easier then 1oz if gold explodes and dealers won’t buy your overpriced metal, also if you need to fix something that only cost 500 dollars but now you only have 1oz gold and you don’t want to sell it because you don’t need all the cash from that one oz gold, your stuck selling more then you want.
Love the show.
My question.
The gold cougaran was mentioned as a great/special piece.
I didn't buy one because it didn't say 999% gold it had no ,% on it at all.
And from watching your other videos I only buy stuff with as many markings as possible.
I would find it interesting if you had other videos about specific coins or maybe you could break down the difference the pros and cons and the history of Iran's Maple leafs both and silver and Gold.
Maybe some great future video content.
Keep up the great work and keep on stacking.
The Krugerrand is a 22 karats of gold (0.9167) exactly the same as the American gold eagle coin !!
Great video brother thanks for the info
I like this guy.....
I might be wrong iam new to this but if I buy 1gram gold bar for $80 today surly in 20 years from now that same bar will be worth alot more then $80 even with the premiums and probably easier to sell being fractional.please can someone correct me if iam wrong iam trying to convince my self it’s ok to buy 1gram bars.
I do half my stack in bars and half in coins.
If paper money isn’t backed by anything other than the idea that it has value that we place upon it, why sell actual gold/silver in exchange for non-backed paper money?
the point is that paper money declines in worth in the future while gold stays powerfull. it is stupid to hold papermoney in your bankaccount for 10 years or more. because of the value decline of paper money its better to store gold into a bank.
i had 30.000 dollars in my bankaccount for 10 years and it was the biggest mistake ever. i needed to buy gold, then i had alot more money by now
To whom it may concern I have a question for you how many of you believe that supernovas created silver and Gold?? How many of you out there believe it was created when the Earth was and it was already in the Earth I would love to hear your answers on how you believe our precious metals were here on the Earth 💫
I guess it kind of depends on whether the earth is flat and supernova's actually exist.But assuming ball earth and spernova's are true.That would mean there should be loads on mars,venus etc and yet no mining missions.I guess both theories cannot be correct.
1/10 oz eagles are more like $50 over spot now, not $100 sheesh.
I shopped all the big boys for 1/10 gold eagles after seeing your comment. I didn't find anything BU closer to $50 than $100. Even $75 over is not out there for a reasonable quantity.
Gold, Silver, $XRP, $XLM, $XDC 🤑🤑👌💰💰😎
When gold gets to about $3000 or higher, good luck at selling 1 oz. Gold.
1/10s easier to sell, but full ounces are easier to transport, I'd you are traveling.
3000 is nothing for bullion dealers.
The only reason I buy gold isn't for investing. I buy gold to leverage future downturns in the economy when my stock portfolio might not be doing as well.
Gold preserves wealth relative to inflation (for me). Nothing more.
If the govt said they were offering to buy all gold for $5,000/oz..I'm betting you'd be first in line to sell! Lol
@@john-ze7eu If the government wants to may more than double the spot price of gold what idiot wouldn't sell?
Any chance the US mint is going to start making fractional buffalos?
They have before but they’re beyond expensive. I think a 1/10 graded is like 1000-1200
I would LOVE it! Quarter Ouncers would fly off the shelf and they'd make a TON, so it's a possibility.
In 2008, they did proof and burnished versions of fractionals. Not sure about standard issue.
24k gold is gold ,if it's coins or bars does not matter
282 for a 10th Oz eagle wow yikes
IKR !
I can tell you that I don't need gold silver is fine by me because there's going to come a day when there won't be any of it to be mined
>he doesn't buy scrap gold for under spot
NGMI
Go Bucky Badger!
Gold❤
in the usa its a stupid the dollar will be be slaughtered so who you gonna sell it to the term stacking huh huh WHERE U GONNA SELL IT TO
Gold Baby GOLD!
Hi Ho Silver Away.
Gold Eagles are a horrible investment. Go Canada or GB.
WHY? Coins over bars? I see bars s ‘just gold’ nothin fancy, closest to to a commodity. Why would anyone pay more for ‘decoration’? Sounds like jewelry. On ‘judgement day’ we will all be bartering with gold and silver. Like in the middle ages, we’ll probably be wearing crude link chains around our necks where each link of 24k is a standard weight. Just twist off a link to make a purchase. In that case the only coins,I would want would small, say 10g. Judgement day to me means fiat currency collapse. If thats true why would coins over bars matter at all?
Because they are more desirable, therefore are more valuable. I can admire a beautiful gold coin as art work as well as its gold value. It took skill and effort to make a coin and that labor and skill have value.
@@stuartstuart866 I do as well but you are paying for that art. My thought is gold as a pure investment, an insurance policy against collapse. In that sense, after a collapse, no one will be willing to pay for the art vales, only the pure gold value.
I’m afraid that the premium coins are just a device for dealers to increase their margins. That commoditized gold gives them a fixed income.
@@fscott1134 There is also the trust and comfort level. Gold coins are very difficult to fake, if the consumer weighs and measures their purchase. All coin stores want gold and silver eagles, to a lesser degree maple leafs and britannia’s, to an even lesser degree, bars. I want gold that is very easy to convert to cash and I’m willing to pay a premium, but not a ridiculous premium for that privilege. I could alter my thoughts in the future, but currently I’m focused on legal tender coins. As an alternative to American Eagles, I really kinda like the Britannia’s with their lower premiums and advanced security features.
Are you sure Sean is a precious metals dealer? He’s dressed like a cell phone salesman at a mall kiosk…
Busted working from home and not changing my shirt for the interview. Oh well. On Wisconsin!
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The small stuff is not really stacking? Really? Gimme a break.
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Yeah but if you buy a 1 gram gold bar, for 800$ over spot your still not losing 800 dollars. It's an 85$ bar that is worth 60$. Your still only losing 25$. If you just buy 1 and not alot
EXPOSES. lol. I hate this catch phrase culture.
Trash…. Who are you going to sell to if the u.s tanks? Is the guy going to be working for free. Noooo he is going to take a cut of your gold. Ok then what. Exchange this going into US dollar that went to zero. Or china yen? 13:51 Let me sell my gold on judgement day. When the dollar goes to zero. What are you going to trade this gold into if the dollar goes to zero, or you need to buy anything. Run the scenario for me bro.
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