Right on, great talk. I collect and stack for my financial future and to leave wealth to my family down the road. For SHTF- food, ammo, medicine, etc- can't hurt to have silver but that's way down the list for needed SHTF items needed. You say not to listen to stackers but I agree with what you said here. Even with the current premiums, as time goes on vintage silver will have huge upsides, imo.
I stack cause my wife was sick of me stacking drums and antiques. I’ve always been into coins, so it makes sense. Easy to get addicted, and keep $ outta banks. Everything the government touches, turns to shit.
Definitely one of the most interesting parts of stacking is the why. Everyone does it and started for many different reasons. I know my reason has changed and evolved a few times already. Thanks for sharing ✌️
I primarily stack for wealth storage. Secondarily I stack to hedge the dollar. Finally I do like to have a precious metals stack for the SHTF situation. People don't realize just how possible a total breakdown of society is. The biggest thing I fear are the things we can't control. The odd asteroid or coronal mass discharge from the Sun is far more likely than people realize. If you know what a CME can do to this planet it's quite frightening. We were 2 weeks away from being hit by a massive CME a few years back. It blasted the part of space our planet was in 2 weeks earlier. If it would have hit us, half of this planet would have been without electricity for who knows how long, possibly over a year. Well enough doom n gloom. I do absolutely LOVE those chunky bars. I think I may have to put those on the wish list.
I don't care for the fear mongering channels I buy Silver cause I generally love the metal and the way it sounds from the 90% Silver coins clinking I will keep on buying when I am able to
Truer words have never been spoken! Great point, lot of reasons to stack and collect. Silver is just going up for sure! Love this stuff.. Really like your' metals & reasons for what you do. Beautiful stack for sure. Keep it up my friend!
Well, everyone has their own plan, nothing works for everyone. For me, my Silver and other Metals go into a black hole. They are there if I need them, but I hope that I'll never need them.
@@SilverandCigars Most people don't even have a retirement plan. 10% Silver means that you are doing something, right or wrong, not relying on some government program. We all have to protect ourselves.
I sold metals once to raise money for a down payment on a house. Ive saved 14,000 on the rent to mortgage difference alone these last 3 years. Not to mention equity.
@@TheKANSASKIDD depends, I pay $825 for a two bedroom one bath apartment and am completely debt free. People thought they owned their homes in NC, Florida, Roswell, BC, Spain, Australia. Once they floated away without flood insurance they own nothing.
Thank you for this very helpful video. You've made things very clear to me, since you are a silver stacker, who is telling me not to listen to silver stackers, I will listen to and follow everything you say. This is the takeaway, correct? Stack endlessly. Got it. 😊
I stack for shtf if needed. I stack for retirement if needed and I stack to leave for my kids when I'm gone. Keep on stackin' for all these scenarios! There is no bad reason for stacking!
I love collecting my vintage silver. For the shtf I grow a large garden every year in which I can and freeze most of it. I am an avid deer hunter and take two to 3 deer every fall in which I also can and freeze that meat. I have my own well for water and enough items in which to protect myself. Keep buying that vintage silver and posting! I love seeing it!
Do what floats your boat. So I do it all. Bullion, constitutional, bars, and graded rare numismatic. That way, if the ship goes down, there's a life raft on the other side.
Don't discourage people from stacking silver and gold for their make-believe barter system. Let them. As they increase the demand, prices will go up. By the time we retire, we will cash in, pay off our debts, and have supplemental cash on hand. LOL. Great video, great message.
Yep. Nothing wrong with being prepared. I try to be as much as I can and probably always will. But some folks seem to be hoping for disaster. That's not healthy. And the silver will be there regardless. I got the tongue in cheek of the last video :)
Excellent video man. Stacking is different for everyone. Just depends on the reason you stack. Some stacks seems large, other seems small, it just depends on your income/expenses and goals and what you wanna use it for. I like to have some gold for emergencies and silver for a hedge against hyper inflation. Hopefully I just pass it on to the kids and never need to convert it back to fiat
The only reason that we even started stacking was because we paid off all of our debt, we have a paid for home, maxing out our 401Ks, putting serious money into a taxable brokerage account and have almost 1 years expenses in a HYSA. After that we still have some left that we wanted to save and not spend, so instead of putting it in our savings account, we are stacking some silver. In other words, it's an alternative to a savings account. A little bit of gold is fun also
Hell yes Kid. Thats whats up. Very well said and appreciate u clearing the air on this topic👍 I stack for generational wealth preservation ( even tho I have no kids.) I stack for retirement (even tho im not anywhere close to retirement age.) I stack for loss of International reserve currency status (even though its not a thing RN) I stack what I like and what I think will make me the biggest ROI 1 day. I stack the way that works for me period!!! Fine play here K.K.💯👍
Most collectors have already got what I call a base stack and have moved on from straight weight to collect something more interesting and with a higher ROI. Not speaking for anyone but myself but I have seen this MO from many collectors.
Gold and silver are proper stores of value/ constitutional money. The best way to think of the dollar is toilet paper. Trade your toilet paper for hard assets as a savings account. 408 paper ounces to every 1 oz of real silver. Stack and enjoy. Holding a boat load of PMs makes you feel like a king. 👑
Silver or gold doesn’t go up or down!!! The dollar does and therefore creates an illusion of going up. Ounce of gold will buy you the same exact things it did back in 1920 as it does today. A whole luxury outfit from head to toes.
I've been into bullion & numismatics since 2010, so much of my collection has been bought when silver was in the $18-22 range, so the older silver that I've paid a premium for could be sold for a profit now......at spot. In a worst case scenario I don't care if I have to liquidate or trade the older silver. I'll have bigger problems to worry about......meantime I'll take the older over the new any day. 💪
Vintage and bu 90 stays in my deep stack most of the new stuff I traded for gold. I acquired two poured bars recently one with a s mint in circle 16.00 oz and another with SGSR. 12.06 oz does anyone know about these cant find anything online.
You should do a reference video on them. Lots of knowledgeable collectors in the community that could help with info on those types of pieces. If you do, tag me in it
I listened a year ago yeah silver has moved and so has gold, im glad i have ive made 75k in 11 months just buying and holding. So just keep doing it eventually it all adds up and when shtf,therell be the lifeline of trade and not waiting in soup kitchen with a bowl.
Stacking for trade for SHTF just means they will be the 1st ones stuck in the dirt and loose their stack. I ended up watching some stacker video from a channel I never heard of. TERRIBLE advice and the next thing I know, Im in a whole new stacking community and NONE of the channels I ever heard of. Every channel was doom and gloom. I literally spent a whole weekend clicking "Do not recommend channel " It was like a two or three day nightmare. It was WEIRD. Felt like I was sent for reprogramming 🤨 I have become a stacker intentionally doing it all "WRONG" 😁👍
i play both sides. it's a good idea to have bulk bullion. it's also a good idea to save junk silver, which is always getting melted down. the more time passes, the more collectible it becomes. it's also a convenient way to acquire denominational silver for shtf barter purposes. whether you think that will be an issue or not, it's still true that as time goes on, premiums on rare stuff like nice looking old junk silver pieces will only go up. sweet morgans btw. got any peace dollars? i like those more.
@bren42069 Yes Bren! Both sides is definitely smart. Cover all bases! I do stack Peace Dollars as well. I just grabbed some quick stuff for this video. Appreciate it!
I stack on the cheap..... i have one bar i got that is, what consider vintage. It was by accident. 2009 I got a 1st edition 50oz englehard bar... apparently it's worth more than the silver value. So I kept it. Other than that. I get the cheap. Got 90% today at a auction below spot.
It always bothered me to hear people say, "silver is silver". Well not to me it isn't. I like the art, the history, the story of the different mints in different countries that produce silver bullion, there's a lot to enjoy about it. I love rare rounds and low mintage Perth Mint stuff like Brumbies and Wedge-Tailed Eagles. I also believe it will give me a much better return than cash investments such as term deposits. I'm loving being a collector/stacker.
Preparing has nothing to do with fear, u would know that if u actually looked into it. Preparedness is to perpetuate normalcy for those u love during unforseen hardships... yes u have to brainstorm scenarios that have proven themselves to happen throughout history in order to have ideas on how to prepare but its got nothing to do with fear. Do u carry car insurance out of fear or is it simply to ensure ur not bothered by unforseen events (and the consequences of) that happen everyday so life can go on unbothered?
I think you misunderstood what i am saying. This video has nothing to do with prepping/preparedness. That was one of the points I was making. I don't use silver as a prep. You assume things. If you looked into that then maybe you would understand. Never assume.
@TheKANSASKIDD dude u need to rewatch the opening of ur video when u said don't listen to prepers and listed fear as 1 of the reason prepers stack. That's exactly how u opened ur video, what are u talking about? I never said the video was about preparedness or that it was why u stacked but it WAS listed as reason basically "prepers are crazy and their reasons are silly, don't listen to them"
Apocolyptic bartering is hilarious.!! Are people really that dense. If a scenario were to happen.. i can just see one duderunning around trying to buy food with silver coins.. only to be laughed at and clubbed to death.
You might, or you might not. You're assuming circumstances when you say you'll get more. Maybe you think risks of SHTF, unrest, WROL, etc... are low, and I certainly hope that you're correct. However, if you're wrong, it's very possible that vintage pieces will be worth whatever any other similar amount of Silver will be worth. This is why I stack with as few assumptions as is possible. I want the largest possible universe of buyers, and as far as I'm able, I want to assume nothing. I stack for retirement as well, but only in the context of preserving the largest possible universe of buyers. I also don't think that a truly catastrophic circumstance is anything like the highest probability event facing us by far, but I don't dismiss it either. Risks of these things are on the rise, and they are some of the highest impact events that could take place. Like you, my retirement stack covers a multiplicity of scenarios, but I think a good number of them are absolutely live possibilities. So for example, I can't say that I don't stack for the possibility of SHTF or some catastrophic circumstance. I do stack for that reason, it's just not the most likely scenario that causes me to stack. It's the same reason that I buy freeze-dried food on a regular basis. Food is only going to get more expensive over time Full meals that I purchased for five dollars 17 or 18 years ago cost $11 or $12 today. What will they cost in another 17 or 18 years? If the same rate of increase applies, it's going to be $26 or $27, and I actually don't expect the rate of increase to stay the same. I think it will likely be over the $30 mark, but I could be wrong. I certainly hope that you get more out of your vintage pieces. I know a ton of good people that collect vintage Silver, but I don't do it for the same reason that I don't collect numismatic pieces. Numismatics and vintage pieces do best when times are relatively good and there is a hungry market being participated in by significant numbers of people who have discretionary money to burn. Despite what the weak-kneed folks of our day think, we haven't faced any hard times yet. Yes, there are individual circumstances everywhere that can be pointed to, but we aren't anywhere close to the dust bowl times of the 1930s. If we had the same percentage of folks walking around today that literally couldn't afford to feed themselves, everything would be different. No one can tell you when this nonsense will come to an end, but that it will come to an end is an inevitability. It is logically impossible for it not to do so. You cannot operate within the context of a debt-based monetary system that requires continuous exponential growth just in order to avoid recession in a finite resource environment. At some point, there are natural limits and barriers that matter. You and I would probably just call that "reality". People and markets respond to incentives, and there are so many distortions everywhere due to the fraud that just is the modern financial system, a reckoning will happen. Will it happen in my lifetime or your's...? Who knows? You don't know, and I SURE don't have ANY idea. But we can both know that it has to happen at some point. I stay away from vintage and larger than 1 ounce increments because I just can't tell who will be able to afford to buy larger increments of Silver, and I can't afford to assume that an LCS, a pawn shop, or even an on-line dealer will be a live option for me. They might be, but they might not be. I have no idea of what regulations might grow up around Silver and Gold in the future. I'm not sure I've ever run into anyone who stacks only for one reason. Typically, everyone I run into has several reasons for why they stack. Usually, they are doing it for emergencies like a possible job loss, as a way to have a reliable saving account, because it's a fun hobby, sometimes because they are increasingly paranoid about an SHTF event or a monetary collapse, and sometimes as a supplement or replacement to retirement. I don't think I've ever run into anyone who is just doing it for one reason though. I probably have 10 different reasons, if not more, as to why I think stacking is a good idea. There's a lot of people in Eastern Europe that would disagree with you about Silver not being good for SHTF. I've listened to a number of people talk about their experiences between about 1990 to 2000, and many of them owed their survival to the fact that they had Silver flatware, Gold Jewelry, and yes...even old Silver coins. For many it was the only way that they had to feed themselves or to finance their movement to another region of the country or continent where they could possibly find jobs. Silver & Gold, like anything else, are only useful for what they are useful for. You're not going wipe your backside with a bullet or fill your hungry stomach with lead & smokeless powder, but that's not a good case for not having those things. Things like Silver won't always be useful, but they are another tool in the box that can be made use of when it's the right time. Anyway, great video! I think more people need to talk about these issues and make people think about what they are doing. Too many people are following hype and not really doing any critical thinking on their own. Keep stacking!
@veritasfiles Absolutely. Never assume!! There are so many different reasons for stacking. And each accommodates different ideas. Well said here veritas. Although I never said it wasn't good for SHTF scenarios, that's just not my drive to stack metals. That is just another base covered without me thinking about it. Stack diversity it important. Along with larger bars and such, small bars, rounds, and constitutional also make up a large portion of what i have. Cover all bases! But as far as SHTF......metals are very low on my prep list! That's just me though! But I have them if needed! Good talk! Appreciate it!
@@TheKANSASKIDD Yeah, between 4:01 to 4:12, you appear to say that Silver is proven in history to not be good for SHTF scenarios. Maybe you didn't mean that, or maybe you meant that wasn't all it was good for. However, that's what you appear to say.
Vintage is fine but , i dont know man, isnt an 86 silver eagle pretty vintage? But its an eagle, an englhard might not mean shit in ten years but a silver eagle? Just saying
Don't listen to stackers? Bad advice. Why have a channel then? Better to say, "There's lot's of reasons to stack, and lots of ways to stack. Listen to everyone's' take, then decide for yourself what's best for you."
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Right on, great talk. I collect and stack for my financial future and to leave wealth to my family down the road. For SHTF- food, ammo, medicine, etc- can't hurt to have silver but that's way down the list for needed SHTF items needed. You say not to listen to stackers but I agree with what you said here. Even with the current premiums, as time goes on vintage silver will have huge upsides, imo.
Listen to me about not listening to me!!! 😂 Yes, so many other items on my list for SHTF.
Amen!
Rules to follow
1) pay as close to spot as possible
2) plan to hold for the long term
3) think about resell ability
Words to live by!
Well said. Stack what makes you smile.
@@VegasStacker702 Exactly right sir
I stack cause my wife was sick of me stacking drums and antiques. I’ve always been into coins, so it makes sense. Easy to get addicted, and keep $ outta banks. Everything the government touches, turns to shit.
@@madchops82 Haha! Yep, I'm like that with guitars and pedals. I like being my own bank when needed. Coins and bullion!
Mine was guns, retired and found stacking. Sorry gun shop guy!
@roylewis1022 Haha!!! Yep!
Definitely one of the most interesting parts of stacking is the why. Everyone does it and started for many different reasons. I know my reason has changed and evolved a few times already. Thanks for sharing ✌️
@Silverstallion13 Yes, exactly right. Lots of reasons why people stack and many directions to go. Different priorities for different people.
I primarily stack for wealth storage. Secondarily I stack to hedge the dollar. Finally I do like to have a precious metals stack for the SHTF situation. People don't realize just how possible a total breakdown of society is. The biggest thing I fear are the things we can't control. The odd asteroid or coronal mass discharge from the Sun is far more likely than people realize. If you know what a CME can do to this planet it's quite frightening. We were 2 weeks away from being hit by a massive CME a few years back. It blasted the part of space our planet was in 2 weeks earlier. If it would have hit us, half of this planet would have been without electricity for who knows how long, possibly over a year. Well enough doom n gloom. I do absolutely LOVE those chunky bars. I think I may have to put those on the wish list.
The chunky bars are NICE!! Stay prepared! And stay Vigilant!! Appreciate it Steely!
I don't care for the fear mongering channels I buy Silver cause I generally love the metal and the way it sounds from the 90% Silver coins clinking I will keep on buying when I am able to
The beautiful sound of silver! Agree!
@@andrewkolb6309 Absolutely Right. The fear mongering is ridiculous
I've been buying the vintage stuff too, it has so much more character than today's stuff. Great topic
Vintage is good. Appreciate it Gator!
@@GatorGoldChannel all I’ve been buying for several months now.
Truer words have never been spoken! Great point, lot of reasons to stack and collect. Silver is just going up for sure! Love this stuff.. Really like your' metals & reasons for what you do. Beautiful stack for sure. Keep it up my friend!
Lots of good reasons to accumulate the goods!!!
At the end of the day. Just have fun with it. Buy buy buy. Great video KK.
BUY BUY BUY!!! Good to see ya!
It wont go to zero
Thats a fact 👍
my silver collection will be sold when I retire. Its 1/10 of my whole retirement plan
@@SilverandCigars That's a good plan
Well, everyone has their own plan, nothing works for everyone. For me, my Silver and other Metals go into a black hole. They are there if I need them, but I hope that I'll never need them.
@@fin59shaw This is the way 👍
@@SilverandCigars Most people don't even have a retirement plan. 10% Silver means that you are doing something, right or wrong, not relying on some government program. We all have to protect ourselves.
I sold metals once to raise money for a down payment on a house. Ive saved 14,000 on the rent to mortgage difference alone these last 3 years. Not to mention equity.
That's a huge difference for sure. I do rental property and it's a big difference.
@@TheKANSASKIDD depends, I pay $825 for a two bedroom one bath apartment and am completely debt free. People thought they owned their homes in NC, Florida, Roswell, BC, Spain, Australia.
Once they floated away without flood insurance they own nothing.
@@sholland42 Moral of the story......flood insurance is a must.
Thank you for this very helpful video. You've made things very clear to me, since you are a silver stacker, who is telling me not to listen to silver stackers, I will listen to and follow everything you say. This is the takeaway, correct? Stack endlessly. Got it. 😊
@@silverbarstacker Hahaha!!! YOU GOT IT!!
I stack for shtf if needed. I stack for retirement if needed and I stack to leave for my kids when I'm gone. Keep on stackin' for all these scenarios! There is no bad reason for stacking!
@cherokeecowboy7558 Yes sir. You get it.
I love collecting my vintage silver. For the shtf I grow a large garden every year in which I can and freeze most of it. I am an avid deer hunter and take two to 3 deer every fall in which I also can and freeze that meat. I have my own well for water and enough items in which to protect myself. Keep buying that vintage silver and posting! I love seeing it!
Appreciate it Tim! I agree, lots of things come before silver when SHTF is the topic!
@ thanks for the video!
Personally, I just stack for fun cause I like silver.
That's the way!!!
Do what floats your boat. So I do it all. Bullion, constitutional, bars, and graded rare numismatic. That way, if the ship goes down, there's a life raft on the other side.
Yes sir! I like it! Appreciate it Craig!
Great video Kansas Kidd! I totally agree with you! I’m stacking for my future as an extra retirement plan & it something I love doing.
Absolutely jparker!! Appreciate it man!
Don't discourage people from stacking silver and gold for their make-believe barter system. Let them. As they increase the demand, prices will go up. By the time we retire, we will cash in, pay off our debts, and have supplemental cash on hand. LOL. Great video, great message.
@@ReeferGil Yes! Great point! Lol
Whose cash do you want in exchange for some of your stack?
95% of my silver is vintage 😮
So I'm doing it wrong 😮
Cool, I'm not one to follow the crowds.
Or are you doing it right????
💯 on that take !!
K.k.
Thx. Bubba !
I dig them old phat bars on the desk ! Nice !
Stackin the fatties!!! Thanks Brad!!
Silver has alot of ways to protect your wealth thsts why i enjoy stacking 👍💯🥈
Yes it does johnnyb! Good to see ya
Stack what you like, sell when you need to. The only danger is getting attached to collections and not wanting to sell them ;)
@@fgstacker The attachment is real!!!
Yep. Nothing wrong with being prepared. I try to be as much as I can and probably always will. But some folks seem to be hoping for disaster. That's not healthy. And the silver will be there regardless. I got the tongue in cheek of the last video :)
It will be there regardless. Definitely
My philosophy is, you do you, and don't mock anyone who stacks for a reason that you don't like.
I agree with your thoughts here. Nice content!
@joelwatkins4377 Appreciate it Joel!!
Excellent video man. Stacking is different for everyone. Just depends on the reason you stack. Some stacks seems large, other seems small, it just depends on your income/expenses and goals and what you wanna use it for.
I like to have some gold for emergencies and silver for a hedge against hyper inflation.
Hopefully I just pass it on to the kids and never need to convert it back to fiat
Yes indeed! Generational wealth is good! Definitely smart to have a bit of gold in the stack. Many different reasons to stack! Appreciate it!
The only reason that we even started stacking was because we paid off all of our debt, we have a paid for home, maxing out our 401Ks, putting serious money into a taxable brokerage account and have almost 1 years expenses in a HYSA. After that we still have some left that we wanted to save and not spend, so instead of putting it in our savings account, we are stacking some silver. In other words, it's an alternative to a savings account. A little bit of gold is fun also
@thomaschew2191 Yes, diversity is the key in having a bright future. A little gold sprinkled in is always good!!!
I’m stacking for retirement too. It’s a lot more interesting than saving cash in an account somewhere. Just my two cents. 🤙🏻
I agree. Silver is not silver.
So many different depths of silver!!
Cull Morgan’s and peace dollars for the win
@@THOMASDRELICH I like em all!
Fear is the mind-killer
@@EmeraldCoastStacker IT is 💯
The sleeper must awaken!
I stack what I like, ( mostly generics) everyone else should too
Stack it up!!! Thanks SE!
Hell yes Kid. Thats whats up. Very well said and appreciate u clearing the air on this topic👍 I stack for generational wealth preservation ( even tho I have no kids.) I stack for retirement (even tho im not anywhere close to retirement age.) I stack for loss of International reserve currency status (even though its not a thing RN) I stack what I like and what I think will make me the biggest ROI 1 day. I stack the way that works for me period!!! Fine play here K.K.💯👍
@AGAUaddict Exactly AGAU! Perfectly said.
Whoa! I love that Morgan stack!
I've been digging the Morgan Girls!!
Keep the good stuff coming…RockChalk
@@MikeGold22122 JAYHAWK! Appreciate it Mike!
Great video I stack for profit 😊 and for fun of history silver coins. It's a passion not a hobby. Love 💟 it.
Nicely said!
Its about time someone made a video with the voice of reason.
Many stacking channels don't know anything about stacking. Mad Max Zombies!!!! REEEEEE
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Definitely a better discussion… it’s all about your own goals and purpose in buying precious metals…
YES Smar! Exactly right
If you aren't a collector weight is key.
@@RP-bx5un Weight is key 💯
Most collectors have already got what I call a base stack and have moved on from straight weight to collect something more interesting and with a higher ROI. Not speaking for anyone but myself but I have seen this MO from many collectors.
I'm Not Listening 😝🙉
Thanks for sharing
Best wishes
DONT LUSTEN!!! 😂
Great points.
@@lakotagallagher5324 Always good to do what best suits you! Appreciate it!
Gold and silver are proper stores of value/ constitutional money. The best way to think of the dollar is toilet paper. Trade your toilet paper for hard assets as a savings account. 408 paper ounces to every 1 oz of real silver. Stack and enjoy. Holding a boat load of PMs makes you feel like a king. 👑
@@gamerscubeixxi2152 Well said
Silver or gold doesn’t go up or down!!! The dollar does and therefore creates an illusion of going up. Ounce of gold will buy you the same exact things it did back in 1920 as it does today. A whole luxury outfit from head to toes.
@@jeanious2009 Definitely!
i stack silver because it's pretty.
BEAUTIFUL SILVER!!!
I prefer dirty old kilo bars.i have bars from 1980.
@peterburke8650 Ahhh yes!! Nothing wrong with that! Exquisite silver!
I stack for retirement, until its shtf
@@jessewatkins6151 You understand 💯 Appreciate it Jesse
I've been into bullion & numismatics since 2010, so much of my collection has been bought when silver was in the $18-22 range, so the older silver that I've paid a premium for could be sold for a profit now......at spot. In a worst case scenario I don't care if I have to liquidate or trade the older silver. I'll have bigger problems to worry about......meantime I'll take the older over the new any day. 💪
@@Evom777 Yes, you are spot on!
my bullion holdings are simply an account that i can draw on if i need to. i lend myself money when i need it and replace it as i can afford to.
Be your own bank. 👍
I say do what the hell you feel like doing but yeah don't listen to these stackers. Do your own do diligence and you will see the way 🤌🏻
Everyone knows what will best suit thier needs! Good to see ya Conzzz
@TheKANSASKIDD 👊👊 I forgot to thank you for the sticker you sent! Appreciate it
@ConsciousStacker You bet! 👊
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Well said Cons💯
Nice stack👍
@@war3840 Appreciate it WAR!!!
Vintage and bu 90 stays in my deep stack most of the new stuff I traded for gold. I acquired two poured bars recently one with a s mint in circle 16.00 oz and another with SGSR. 12.06 oz does anyone know about these cant find anything online.
You should do a reference video on them. Lots of knowledgeable collectors in the community that could help with info on those types of pieces. If you do, tag me in it
@@TheKANSASKIDDI added short not sure how to tag. But if you sub you can see it I believe thanks.
I listened a year ago yeah silver has moved and so has gold, im glad i have ive made 75k in 11 months just buying and holding. So just keep doing it eventually it all adds up and when shtf,therell be the lifeline of trade and not waiting in soup kitchen with a bowl.
@@christiliy9775 IT is nice to sit back and watch Metals do thoer job!
90% silver is constitutional money bars you cannot take to grocery stores or buy goods with just less hassle than bars .
Why would you take 90% silver coins to the grocery store?? If that's the case stack cash. It's way cheaper
Good advise don't listen to me, Love your Stack
Bingo! Appreciate it!
Silver is good to own for lots of reasons
@@tridentstacking Many Many reasons
Is now a good time to stack?
@jim.zuzukiz3583 PMs are at a higher spot price right now, but it doesn't stop me.
Stacking for trade for SHTF just means they will be the 1st ones stuck in the dirt and loose their stack.
I ended up watching some stacker video from a channel I never heard of. TERRIBLE advice and the next thing I know, Im in a whole new stacking community and NONE of the channels I ever heard of. Every channel was doom and gloom. I literally spent a whole weekend clicking "Do not recommend channel " It was like a two or three day nightmare. It was WEIRD.
Felt like I was sent for reprogramming 🤨
I have become a stacker intentionally doing it all "WRONG" 😁👍
Doom and Gloom is a whole thing. Deep Dark Rabbit Hole
Just bought more silver like you did. Don’t care about the price now, we made profits… Champions!
@@CodyYeates Absolutely 💯
i play both sides. it's a good idea to have bulk bullion. it's also a good idea to save junk silver, which is always getting melted down. the more time passes, the more collectible it becomes. it's also a convenient way to acquire denominational silver for shtf barter purposes. whether you think that will be an issue or not, it's still true that as time goes on, premiums on rare stuff like nice looking old junk silver pieces will only go up. sweet morgans btw. got any peace dollars? i like those more.
@bren42069 Yes Bren! Both sides is definitely smart. Cover all bases! I do stack Peace Dollars as well. I just grabbed some quick stuff for this video. Appreciate it!
#BeYourOwnBank
Yes indeed 🔥
I stack on the cheap..... i have one bar i got that is, what consider vintage. It was by accident. 2009 I got a 1st edition 50oz englehard bar... apparently it's worth more than the silver value. So I kept it. Other than that. I get the cheap. Got 90% today at a auction below spot.
Buy it cheap! Stack it deep!
Your like me, i do it for wealth
@@the3dshow903 Absolutely 💯
It always bothered me to hear people say, "silver is silver". Well not to me it isn't. I like the art, the history, the story of the different mints in different countries that produce silver bullion, there's a lot to enjoy about it. I love rare rounds and low mintage Perth Mint stuff like Brumbies and Wedge-Tailed Eagles. I also believe it will give me a much better return than cash investments such as term deposits. I'm loving being a collector/stacker.
@nostrodamus5407 Absolutely true. It isn't a question of a better return, it's a fact! Collecting history has a premium! Keep it up!
Preparing has nothing to do with fear, u would know that if u actually looked into it. Preparedness is to perpetuate normalcy for those u love during unforseen hardships... yes u have to brainstorm scenarios that have proven themselves to happen throughout history in order to have ideas on how to prepare but its got nothing to do with fear. Do u carry car insurance out of fear or is it simply to ensure ur not bothered by unforseen events (and the consequences of) that happen everyday so life can go on unbothered?
I think you misunderstood what i am saying. This video has nothing to do with prepping/preparedness. That was one of the points I was making. I don't use silver as a prep. You assume things. If you looked into that then maybe you would understand. Never assume.
@TheKANSASKIDD dude u need to rewatch the opening of ur video when u said don't listen to prepers and listed fear as 1 of the reason prepers stack. That's exactly how u opened ur video, what are u talking about? I never said the video was about preparedness or that it was why u stacked but it WAS listed as reason basically "prepers are crazy and their reasons are silly, don't listen to them"
I stack because it's a sickness.
Random junk has went up with the spot price too.
It really has. Quite a bit
Apocolyptic bartering is hilarious.!! Are people really that dense. If a scenario were to happen.. i can just see one duderunning around trying to buy food with silver coins.. only to be laughed at and clubbed to death.
Then you have no food, or silver, or life!!!
Silver and gold sure came in handy during the Weimar Republic hyperinflation. Not all shtf scenarios involve zombies, CMEs, and nuclear bombs.
@@TheKANSASKIDD what's I'm saying though.. it's not going to be silver people barter with, that's nonsense. It'll be bruteforce.
@@swilliams937YEAH, back when there was an actual gold standard.
You might, or you might not. You're assuming circumstances when you say you'll get more. Maybe you think risks of SHTF, unrest, WROL, etc... are low, and I certainly hope that you're correct. However, if you're wrong, it's very possible that vintage pieces will be worth whatever any other similar amount of Silver will be worth. This is why I stack with as few assumptions as is possible. I want the largest possible universe of buyers, and as far as I'm able, I want to assume nothing. I stack for retirement as well, but only in the context of preserving the largest possible universe of buyers. I also don't think that a truly catastrophic circumstance is anything like the highest probability event facing us by far, but I don't dismiss it either. Risks of these things are on the rise, and they are some of the highest impact events that could take place. Like you, my retirement stack covers a multiplicity of scenarios, but I think a good number of them are absolutely live possibilities. So for example, I can't say that I don't stack for the possibility of SHTF or some catastrophic circumstance. I do stack for that reason, it's just not the most likely scenario that causes me to stack. It's the same reason that I buy freeze-dried food on a regular basis. Food is only going to get more expensive over time Full meals that I purchased for five dollars 17 or 18 years ago cost $11 or $12 today. What will they cost in another 17 or 18 years? If the same rate of increase applies, it's going to be $26 or $27, and I actually don't expect the rate of increase to stay the same. I think it will likely be over the $30 mark, but I could be wrong. I certainly hope that you get more out of your vintage pieces. I know a ton of good people that collect vintage Silver, but I don't do it for the same reason that I don't collect numismatic pieces. Numismatics and vintage pieces do best when times are relatively good and there is a hungry market being participated in by significant numbers of people who have discretionary money to burn. Despite what the weak-kneed folks of our day think, we haven't faced any hard times yet. Yes, there are individual circumstances everywhere that can be pointed to, but we aren't anywhere close to the dust bowl times of the 1930s. If we had the same percentage of folks walking around today that literally couldn't afford to feed themselves, everything would be different. No one can tell you when this nonsense will come to an end, but that it will come to an end is an inevitability. It is logically impossible for it not to do so. You cannot operate within the context of a debt-based monetary system that requires continuous exponential growth just in order to avoid recession in a finite resource environment. At some point, there are natural limits and barriers that matter. You and I would probably just call that "reality". People and markets respond to incentives, and there are so many distortions everywhere due to the fraud that just is the modern financial system, a reckoning will happen. Will it happen in my lifetime or your's...? Who knows? You don't know, and I SURE don't have ANY idea. But we can both know that it has to happen at some point. I stay away from vintage and larger than 1 ounce increments because I just can't tell who will be able to afford to buy larger increments of Silver, and I can't afford to assume that an LCS, a pawn shop, or even an on-line dealer will be a live option for me. They might be, but they might not be. I have no idea of what regulations might grow up around Silver and Gold in the future. I'm not sure I've ever run into anyone who stacks only for one reason. Typically, everyone I run into has several reasons for why they stack. Usually, they are doing it for emergencies like a possible job loss, as a way to have a reliable saving account, because it's a fun hobby, sometimes because they are increasingly paranoid about an SHTF event or a monetary collapse, and sometimes as a supplement or replacement to retirement. I don't think I've ever run into anyone who is just doing it for one reason though. I probably have 10 different reasons, if not more, as to why I think stacking is a good idea. There's a lot of people in Eastern Europe that would disagree with you about Silver not being good for SHTF. I've listened to a number of people talk about their experiences between about 1990 to 2000, and many of them owed their survival to the fact that they had Silver flatware, Gold Jewelry, and yes...even old Silver coins. For many it was the only way that they had to feed themselves or to finance their movement to another region of the country or continent where they could possibly find jobs. Silver & Gold, like anything else, are only useful for what they are useful for. You're not going wipe your backside with a bullet or fill your hungry stomach with lead & smokeless powder, but that's not a good case for not having those things. Things like Silver won't always be useful, but they are another tool in the box that can be made use of when it's the right time. Anyway, great video! I think more people need to talk about these issues and make people think about what they are doing. Too many people are following hype and not really doing any critical thinking on their own. Keep stacking!
@veritasfiles Absolutely. Never assume!! There are so many different reasons for stacking. And each accommodates different ideas. Well said here veritas. Although I never said it wasn't good for SHTF scenarios, that's just not my drive to stack metals. That is just another base covered without me thinking about it. Stack diversity it important. Along with larger bars and such, small bars, rounds, and constitutional also make up a large portion of what i have. Cover all bases! But as far as SHTF......metals are very low on my prep list! That's just me though! But I have them if needed! Good talk! Appreciate it!
@@TheKANSASKIDD Yeah, between 4:01 to 4:12, you appear to say that Silver is proven in history to not be good for SHTF scenarios. Maybe you didn't mean that, or maybe you meant that wasn't all it was good for. However, that's what you appear to say.
@veritasfiles I said people think it's only good for SHTF scenarios, and then I said it's not. Meaning it has multiple uses.
@veritasfiles It's all in how you take it.
Vintage is fine but , i dont know man, isnt an 86 silver eagle pretty vintage? But its an eagle, an englhard might not mean shit in ten years but a silver eagle? Just saying
Definitely. 86 ASE'S are sought after because of first year production. But there are lots of them out there.
Definitely. 86 ASE'S are sought after because of first year production. But there are lots of them out there.
Everyone should agree with me and do what I say.
@@ordinaryman1904 You are the exception
Huh?
it'll all be vintage when I'm in my 60s 😝😝
Haha!!! Yes!!!
I stack for fall or motorized money but have slabs and very nice coins cause they were a great price
@scrapmetalracing Yes sir!! Keep it up!
Don't listen to stackers? Bad advice. Why have a channel then?
Better to say, "There's lot's of reasons to stack, and lots of ways to stack. Listen to everyone's' take, then decide for yourself what's best for you."
That is literally what I just explained
@@TheKANSASKIDD Then your thumbnail is just clickbait.
@@HackerStackerAG Nope
@@HackerStackerAG 😂😂😂
@@HackerStackerAG You don't understand. It's ok.
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Nice!! Appreciate it!
What a load of bs
Yep, some people just don't get it 😂
That's a nice pile of metal you have there.
I like the pile!
Too many people listen to mike and other people whose job it is to sell you Silver n gold
@@Czarwren Absolutely correct
NICE...FINALLY SUBBED UP..SORRY SO LATE LOL
@jamesreal7987 Haha! Good to see ya man! Appreciate it
I buy all the silbers hehe
I'm with you! Buy it all!
@@TheKANSASKIDD hellz yeah!!!
#silver #stacker #gold 101
@@georgeboutwell6069 I like it!
Your title says don't listen to a silver stackers great title cuz I'm not listening to your rhetoric
The whole point nobody
😂😂😂
You make no sense
@go4it129 Most get it, others don't
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