Is TINY GOLD Worth IT? Goldbacks, Karatbars, Hyperfractional Gold for Barter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2024
- In this video I talk about hyperfractional gold for barter and which of the gold products on the market today are best. I go over small gold bars such as 1/10 gram gold bars, 1/20 gram gold bars, 1 grain gold bars, 1/2 grain gold bars, 1/4 grain gold bars, gold leaf, gold shot, and 1000th troy oz gold notes. The most popular that I have seen are by far the Goldbacks and the Karatbars. I define hyperfractional gold as anything smaller than 1 gram. Are these tiny gold products good for barter? Best gold for barter? I also show off a Bele the worlds smallest gold coin. If you are thinking about buying gold for barter then this is the video for you. Gold coins, gold bars, and gold notes can be used for barter. Small pieces of gold are optimal for smaller purchases. What type of gold is the best for barter? I prefer using the Goldbacks and I show all of the premiums on the products in the video as well.
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I haven’t seen a unique gold/silver video in a long time. Well done.
🎉🎉 hyper fractional for hyperinflation 🎉🎉
Gold backs Never Last they don't pass the Ping test 😂 no thx
I feel sorry for someone who has gold oz in a barter situation we're trying to use it as currency
@@thethiefonthecross9092 I'd feel more sorry for the person who paid double the premium over and over instead of just acquiring more gold.
@@bigblind4085 The Goldback is hyperfractional to the point of making even a 1/2 gram bar look large. And the form factor is far better. Would you enjoy digging amongst your pocket lint for a 1mm gold fleck outside of the assay? I really don't understand the hatred on Goldbacks. They're perfect. They just have to be taken care of. Goldbacks have to be manufactured and distributed. The premium is high but justifiable if you're not using them as your primary source of physical gold. And the Gold ATMs are awesome and easily refillable in a lot less space (and risk) than having some gram bar gold vending machine.
@@jaredroussel you better hope they have change if not you'll be losing out on that savings you'll be losing a lot more I'm sure in a barter situation you better hope they have enough items for that big hunk of gold. I feel sorry for that person
My goldbacks have gone from 3.60 @ to $4.42… it seems to go up faster than just gold, cause this is functional transactional pieces.
It also seems that your wrong ..
@@preciousmetals7114 because u know all?
Texas for goldbacks!!
MISSOURI SB100 LETS GOOO!!!
Florida would make them into common to the rest of the states!
Texas (and Arizona) will most likely be the next state(s) to produce goldbacks
Those were all super fun to learn about. Thank you.
I love the gold backs I tell you what stocked up on a few back when and I'm glad I did.. God bless. Thanks for the upload!!!
I learned a lot! Thanks!
A wealth of information!! Thank you!!
TY SD. I have bought Benchmark as gifts. I think I sent you some in the past plus Tuli and Yankee. I personally prefer GB but don't want to use them currently. For me, this is a FIRST LINE of defense if I have to barter and the opposite person refuses silver. It is to protect my bigger Gold pieces.
I have grains in both gold and silver and they are interesting. I do like and stack goldbacks. I think they are the way of the future.
I have some of these hyperfractionals, in Zimbabwe people took to panning for grains of gold purely so they could eat for the day so holding a few of these tiny amounts of gold without doing all the work in obtaining them seemed acceptable.
Starting to buy some greenbacks, got 1 from each state (5)...love the art on them too!!
There's also a Silverback that was made, but it wasn't intended to be used as money or anything.. Just a really cool collectible. I think the melt value is 2¢ in silver or something silly like that, and cost about $10 or so. They really are beautiful though. I have a few
Informative. I use GBs as a form of barter for good and services.
O tip my uber drivers with these !
@@eduardorodriguez7689 and they all hate you because they don't know what to do with them or where to spend them. This whole "tip with them" thing is so outplayed. I am a stacker and I am also a former general manager of a bar and bartended full time before i started my own business. If you handed me this as a bartender I'd be pissed.... these people working for money, want money, not some foil note and have to run around and waste gas to go to a coin shop to go get $3.85.... give your servers and drivers cash. Keep this to the very small circle that actually takes them.
Sorry, but that's truth.
@@eduardorodriguez7689 And betting they don't know what it is, throw it out.
I feel like foil notes are more about collecting because they're cool looking 😂.
@@anonymous071985 it's not foil. Research before you speak.
Premiums are too high... love the concept.... but junk silver serves the purpose and is available and recognizable.
Not in a broad market for a multiple range of prices.
And there ain't but so much junk available for a big market. And then the silver price will become highly unsettled.
Gold is probably more steady.
We are starting to see a lot of fake junk silver coming out of China and Southeast Asia.
Thanks for this video! I have been wanting to dip my feet into fractionals but it's hard to pull the trigger on those premiums😳. I thought goldbacks would be best. It's good to hear someone kinda pull back the curtain and say "the things" so there is more comfort making these decisions (cause dollars are tight these days)😉😊
They are a rip off. You are paying almost $5 for $2 of gold.
WOW... I never would have guessed Goldbacks were the best value for hyper-fractional!!! THANKS!!!!
I'm a silver stacker, but I love the goldbacks.
But the goldbacks are INCREDIBLY expensive!
Again, the Canadian Mapleleaf one gram ‘coins’ in the 25 gram packaging. Many hate the USA, many hate Arabs, many hate Russia and /or China, but it seems that nobody hates Canada. Mapleleafs are good. Moreover some people don’t understand that one ozt Eagles still contain a full ozt of gold, even though the full coin is 22k. The Eagle is bigger, its alloy is silver. So, it is good to mix up / vary your stacking.
The grains are too difficult to verify.
Goldbacks are easy to counterfeit while being very difficult to verify.
I have, what appear to be negative comments. I don’t mean to be critical, this is an excellent video and a subject that no one talks about.
I forgot to mention, the 20 and 50 gram ‘credit cards’ are superb. Easy to carry, easy to break off, easy to verify (at least with Sigma at a coin shop).
Very nice presentation! GB IS THE WAY TO GO.
Sweet Hyperfractional Gold for Barter Pie!
The chance of us needing to barter with gold is very low. It's not a great reason for stacking. It's sensible to stack gold because it preserves purchasing power. But most likely, you won't be bartering directly with gold. You'll simply sell it for USDs or some future currency.
"In Gold We Trust." I like that.
Nice video! Goldbacks sure seem to be taking off! It's cool that people are using gold as money again and not just as an inflation hedge.
You’re losing money every time you use one unless the person accepting it want to also pay the premium and “market price”. It’s a for profit item that relies on everyone being willing to pay more than it’s worth. I got some gold backs in an auction lot. No was I’m paying a 100%-300% premium on “money”.
You'd be furious if you understood how Bitcoin and Dollars work. Tell me, is your car worth melt or is there a "premium" on the raw materials?@@TheBajamin
Nice content that isn’t readily available on TH-cam. I would never buy these to stack, collector only. Thanks for sharing this
When it comes to fractional gold coins, 1/10 oz - this is the lowest one that seems acceptable for me - that is still over 16% premium ( based current values of a 1/10 Britania on SD). I'd rather wait and get 1/4 oz with just 5% premium ( again, ased on current values of 1/4 Britania on SD ). This 1/4 oz gold premium is lower than current premium on a silver 1 oz Buffalo that is on sale on SD ( 5,69% premium ). If I need something smaller than 1/4 oz, I'd use my silver.
If I wanted to have something really small to barter but still in an acceptable premium range, I would go for the Gold CombiBar.
You can buy one - 50x1g gold bar for a premium as low as 6%. Yeah, you have to have about $3500 to buy it, but this is low premium + fractional gold in one.
So go ahead. Why tell us?
As far a gold, I've been stacking goldbacks, 1-2.5 gram valcambi bars and 1/10 american eagles. It all adds up!!!!
Yep, 1g and 2.5g valcambis are my barter gold
Too a crazy premium
Getting destroyed by premiums though which sucks
Great video man!
Great presentation! 👍
Great video !!
SD has 1/100th gold bar from Scottsdale
Great vid..what about the Swiss gram bars?
What about them, chump?
I'm glad to see Silver Dragons coming around on the Gold Backs!
Would be silly for him not to considering GB has given him pretty much every one you've seen in any of his videos. It's win/win for him.
He's been pro goldbacks for a long time. Quite a few of the official goldback videos were done by him. Plus, the design on the silverback was in honor of him.
@@holyfenrir6336 No, they didn't do the design on the silverback "in honor of" him... he had the design done and purchased a batch of them to be made. "Honor" had nothing to do with it, he ordered them as a customer.
He's a GB rep. They pay him in $$ and all the GB they send him for advertising is comped.
Being a rep for something and actually being onboard with it are two completely different things. You only know what you're being shown and what you're being told, you do NOT know how he personally feels himself, only what he's been paid to say.
You guys act like he's your best buddy who you know personally, it's hilarious.
@@syberphish THANK YOU! This stuff is such a scam! The exchange rate is literally just set up on a percentage that someone came up with out of thin air. At the end of the day, if you have one gold back, you spent double plus 5% on the spot price.
People don't get that the premium isn't a set in stone standard backed by a government and people in a real shtf scenario would only accept it for what it is. At the end of the day, 1/1000 of gold is $2. And you're paying $3.90-$4.25 for it.
Go buy fractional instead. If you need to go smaller, use junk silver.
It's a lot easier explaining to someone the content of silver in a dime than trying to tell them that "although thus is $2 of gold it's actually worth $4.29 because this company that made it said so."
Everyone will look at you like.... OK, well this $2 bread is now $9 because of the twist tie on the end. It's insanity and I hope this goes away soon. It's just a sucker move and a quick buck.
@@syberphish Thats Lame!! stick to honest reviews regardless
💯 nice video on fractional gold .
Thx. Silver Dragon's. !!! 💯 # gold.
good evening sd! most important reason buying fractional gold is cause black swan event , easy move around and easy amount sale, dollar collapse pay good and services, can carry $10000 no one notice it. yeah premiums are high but most small coin sometimes dont wanna buy large amounts gold so its very reliable and convenient option wealth preservation thx
I believe any gold is good gold. Buying 1/10 ozt coins for roughly $210 only comes out to $2,100 an ozt which isn't much different than buying a whole ozt coin, I think the premium difference is negligible. I think goldbacks are a good investment as well despite them containing such a tiny amount of gold.
I see 1/10 oz at $240 to $250 - Where can I find 1/10 at $210
@@ronaldsmith2343 It's been a while since I've made a purchase but I primarily buy on eBay and I'm going through my past orders rn, I see a 2023 1/10 ozt kangaroo for $217, a 1 gram pamp suisse gold bar for $71, a 2022 1/10 ozt kookaburra for $227 and a 1/10 ozt brittania for $218, sorry i low balled by a few $
I see $237-$300 depending on the coin. $2,370 (today) for the equivalent of an OZ (And that’s if you do wire transfer and buy more than 1, most people will be spending $257 for 1/10oz coin). Or you can buy an eagle for $2,160.
Thanks for the video!! As far as the shot goes. Can easily melt it into any size bar and it tests out at .999 fine. Probably the cheapest way to stack gold imo
where could i get gold shot?
Any legit wholesale supplier will carry it. It’s as close to spot as you can get…it’s how I stack most of the time
@@Rzucco8 alright cool I’m def trying to start stacking
If you can pick up hyper fractional for spot or just a bit over, then what's the problem? And yes I buy Goldbacks because I like them. Good video SD.
I like goldbacks. Don’t have many though. Just date run singles for novelty.
always interesting.
Hello my husband has a big birthday coming up this month.. I would love to give him a surprise with the gold coin .God Bless you and your channel🙏
We love Harry and all the guys there!
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I was waiting for a plug on the silverbacks 😂
I been collecting 1 gram gold bars then to a couple 5gram bars and a couple 10gram bars also have a few silver 1ounce bars they are all perthmint also learning gold recovery from old electronics
Ammo is much more desirable, way cheaper, more commonly understood and is divisible down to a single round.
It worked great during the pandemic and will work better than any precious metal if barter becomes widespread.
Ammunition is also prone to damage, trust issues (I personally don't trust other people's reloads), can have spotty reliability, are not fungible, there's hundreds of different cartridges, heavy.... I agree ammo is a great option but I don't see either as a replacement for the other, I think ammunition and goldbacks both compliment each other quite well!
Gold/silver is easier to liquidate and when we SHTF, you can sell your bullion to other countries. There's only so much ammo and firearms you can hoard and take care of.
I also have a complete set of one State's goldbacks. I think the premium over spot is more than 200%. I guess it depends on where you buy them. The 1/1000th of an oz was $5 when gold was $1750. I bought them as a collectible rather than bartering.
Excellent video
I do like the goldbacks, they look really nice and I think over time if they don't work out I think the collectability is there. As someone who is a low income it's more accessible for someone like me to buy smaller from time to time vs splashing out say £2k for 1oz. If there is a market down turn and you need cash, the market is down you also don't need to unload the larger quantities.
The very small amounts are necessary, if for anything, ‘change’ when bartering. I agree, hyper is a gram or at the very most, 1/10 ozt. Definitely, a huge premium but price will catch up. So many people don’t quite “get it". The Maple Leafs in the 25 gram sheet are excellent. I have found that grains are seldom used. But I have seen grains used in silver bars.
GB for sure 💯
gold backs and nuggets are the way to go....
some retailers in states like Missouri accept Goldbacks.
But why pay more USD for a different currency just to use it at a retail store when u could have used USD?
@@KillerRatedM because some people aren't just thinking of themselves. some realize you have to be the change you want to see in the world. gold and silver aren't going to emerge as legal tender on their own. We all have to get engaged. Whenever you sell something, accept payment in gold and silver. Tip waitstaff in gold and silver. Offer gold and silver for goods and services. Do whatever you can to drive awareness and help be a part of the return to sound money
@@KillerRatedMone has inflation attached and is going down daily. One doesn't and is going up. IMO
@@danielbbq the price of gold would need to go up to nearly 5000 an ounce before you break even on those. I'm not pro inflation but I'd rather lose 2% of my cash than 50%
@@robertellis9750 You are missing something in the Goldback. The utility of all the things one can do with it makes up the difference in the gold content. Most don't realize That the spending power of 1 oz of Goldbacks is $4,280 today. And when you spend it, the utility as I call it or premium as you call it stays with the aurum (note). You never lose the utility if you use it or hold it. Only if you were to melt it.
When another country brings out their own version of a Goldback will we begin to think differently about them? I wonder. I've been amazed at what I've been able to do with my Goldbacks.
Great video silver dragon
For me, smallest fractional I usually get is 1/25 oz fine gold coins, normally denominated African, Caribbean or Pacific coins.. smaller than that, even 1 gram doesn’t make sense because of the premium. My favourite fractional is Austrian 1 Ducat restrike.. it usually has the smallest premium. Other fractionals I like were 10 and 20 florin restrikes.. pretty obvious when you live in Europe
Silver dragon, what is your opinion about the gold maple gram x25 ?
Id like to see one with all the different assays that gold come in! Some are eye catching and collectible in their own rights!!!
Question about gold backs and their specific states, can one buy and sell in another state not written on gold back?
Wish you could into nuggets. They have their own market and premiums but why are a lot of fun to collect.
Great video brother thanks for the info
Just bought 5 karatbars. 1gram ones in the card. All authentic for 300 Canadian.
What goes best with your everyday wallet? GOLDBACKS!
I bought a few goldbacks but doubt I will buy more. 1/10th oz is the smallest I can stomach the premium, and I am picky with that.
I've known about Goldbacks for a while, I've even seen places advertising they accept them! Im curious if the comments can convince me into getting any
I like the smallest coin. It comes in a CD case, and the center punch in the package could be used as a 45 RPM adapter. I'd repurpose the package.
The hyperfractional Gold cards are neat, even have a few. Personally buy Merc dimes or even Rosy's instead though. Have a hard time justifying the premiums on the frac Gold for stacking or even prepping. If the deal was right, I'd get some more though.
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I saw a video showing that a lot of Chinese people were buying gold beads for investment. Turns out that a lot of them were low purity.
I like 1 oz gold and silver coins, because the ping test works well on the 1 oz sizes.
Smallest i’ve got is a few 1/25’th gold coins. Only bought them because i got them for under spot.
I stack gold in 1 oz coins. I use Silver rounds/junk silver for fractional use/barter. I think the premiums on fractional gold need to come down for me to justify my purchase of it.
All premiums aren't created equal but it's not that hard to shop around for the best price
I’m about to start buying gold every month and was going to start with 1g until I realized the premium. I can’t afford 1oz bars , but I think I’ll start buying mostly 5g and some 2.5g bars
Well, I have some gold foil postage stamp replicas.
I love gold but I wouldn't want to be bartering for smaller stuff with it. I've bartered for more substantial things with gold, so it can be done
A while back I bought a pack of little 1gram Canadian Gold Maples from SD Bullion that was on sale … Got a decent deal on them & they look really kool …🌎🗿™️
This past Friday, I was able to go to a gun show and bardered with silver and picked up 2 AR-15.
I'm assuming the hyperfractional pieces are useful in relatively poorer countries 🤷🏾♂️💸
I give my 3 granddaughters a 1oz Silver Round and a 1/2 -1 gram gold 🥇 every holiday and their birthday 🎂
Good. You make sense, unlike others here.
@@busterbiloxi3833how though? Children can’t even sell it and if they did they won’t get even close to spot.
That's a good idea. I gave my brother some silver coins for xmas but he didn't like them
I give my kids Goldbacks each month and silver on bday/holidays.
I think the problem is the Goldback, is a relatively new money, and people have not been educated on what they are. I only found out about them today, (3-09-2024), and only by stumbling on them in a video about silver stacking. This looks really interesting though. This is REAL money, backed by the real gold contained in the bill, unlike the worthless paper we all carry around today.
What about melting your own gold into 1 gr fractions with a mould or something
Not as easy to sell cause not highly recognized & trusted and won't get as much return because of this. Premiums you pay as well as Future premiums can make you extra $$ depending how & when u sell.
I personally don't "stack" anything under a tenth oz but they are definitely cool pieces. Id like to have one of each Goldbacks and build some sort of wall frame for it but i think its. E pretty crazy to stack them with that hibh of a premium. Yeah i don't plan on selling for years, if at all but youll NEVER get those premiums back unless you sell it to someone kn the community.
It's a good idea to have fractional gold and silver. I wouldn't trade a 1toz of gold for food. 1toz can be used for bigger purchases.
fractional gold is small but is sort in the silver range for purchases. now if the premium for the fractional gold was as fractional as the gold based on an oz then fractional gold would be great. The only thing I see is size reduction. you would have to work out for your self whether that is worth the premium or not.
not a rip off because they don't misrepresent it but it is not a good idea in my opinion
Somebody been dipping in the goldschläger lol.
I think Shane Klesh did a yt video reclaiming gold leaf from that stuff and got a teeny tiny bead from 2-3 bottles.
The problem becomes fungibility on day to day transactions that would be required. I love gold.... but silver seems to be more useful on smaller person to person transactions. In addition... junk silver is more recognizable to most people.
LET'S GO 200K!!
I love Goldbacks
In reality I believe we will need a network of like minded people stacking different products ( goods other than precious metals ) that will be needed. Precious metals plus essential goods for use and barter. Any thoughts, I am all ears ? Peace and blessings
Silverbacks are a rip off. Goldbacks, if you buy them from Hero for $4.02 instead of SD Bullion for $6.56, they are an interesting thing to collect and make great gifts.
Hey Silver, just an update, bitcoin is almost at its all time high, not sure if I will sell all or partial sale to lock in some green. Hope you got in it about 2-months ago.
Man those premiums are low-key insane, I was complaining about a 20% premium I spent on silver coin. 😂
You can find gold pickers in the creek the same size as those 1/4 grain pieces. anyone buying those at those markups is out of there mind
A grain is 64.8 milligrams so about 15.4 grains to the gram
I’m a pharmacist. We still measure thyroid, phenobarbital, and morphine in grains on packaging
Nothing wrong with tiny gold. I keep a benchmark card in my hip pocket. As for stacking 1/4 grain, it is too small to seriously stack. The premiums are a bit much.
I think where these things utlimately fail is the visual inconsistency across the board. They all look so different and I can see people being hesitant to accept them in barter, with the exception of goldbacks, maybe. Do enough people know about them? I've seen videos where people in the "states of issue" try to use them and you have the find the right person in the store to run them in the register, etc. and that's if the store accepts them in the first place. I'm Florida and most dealers are only aware of them but have never seen them. Now, if GBs were to gain traction, especially in states where they are accepting PMs as currency then you'd really have something. If that were to happen, then I'd say they were almost better than silver because they would be easier to carry and transport clandenstinely (Sorry. I'm just in the mood to use big words today) if traveling in backstreet areas where there might be less protection (i.e. major roads blocked, etc.)
If you want metal to barter for "everyday items" you could just stack silver ounces and half-ounces instead of tiny bits of gold. And of course the premiums over spot for silver bullion are much, much, much lower. More bang for your buck.
I think constitutional silver is the best bet for barter scenarios, I don't really have any other use for silver, gold is so much better for wealth preservation.
All these fractional gold examples (as well as silver) demonstrate one thing, that less is indeed more.
Silver is my hyper fractional gold!
Any situation where currency or the grid is down fractional is King
The gold in the test tubes There you saying that they are Gold Leaf but they are not I have tested them
Silver = hyper-fractional gold.
Numbers. Purchased goldbacks at $3.96 per $1.00 goldback. $2.04 value in gold. Cost per ounce $3960.00.
Today gold value $2.37 per $1.00 goldback. I like the smaller denomination's however the $25.00 goldback is more costly then 1 gram of gold and the $50.00 goldback is in range of 2 1/2-3 grams.
I feel you need to be able to hold it in your hand. I prefer the Goldbacks and the Quarter Ounce coins for barter. The premiums are what sucks. A tube of ASEs almost equals a Quarter Ounce Gold coin. If bartered at close to premium, which I've done with ASEs, this could become mainstream. This would put the people in charge of the value instead of spot callers. Just saying 😁
It alwaya cracks me up when people talk about barter in a "what if" tone. You can barter with gold now 🤷