Losing money to milk spots and scratches is just another reason why I don't spend my money on coins and instead prefer the cheapest rounds/bars I can find.
I bought a couple of generic rounds and I hate them, so never bought generic again. Prefer real coins and willing to pay a bit more for them. Will get more when I sell them anyway.
My wife took two coins from my first stack years ago and rubbed them together and giggled. That was the first and last time she was allowed to handle the stack 🤣
Many years ago, my brother got his wife a bracelet with about 10 full gold sovereigns on it. They split up and she sold it. But the shop said they were half sovs. lol
I don’t really see this as bad if it’s just stacking silver. It doesn’t change the value. I feel like people are sometimes too sensitive about handling PMs.
NOTE: The number displayed on Tim’s phone was NOT the caller’s number but a stored local number. I verified this before posting the video. Thanks to all those who (respectfully) contacted me over the number. 👌🏼
I think milk spots/scratches will always matter to some degree.....but the less common and more costly silver gets, I think it will be very hard to source....so hopefully, this will be less of an issue.
Hey Yankee. I'm 22 and just started stacking silver to protect my wealth. I'm in the trades and make a lot for my age...at least I did before Brandon and China flu. I went from having enough to pay bills with plenty of spending money (on top of saving money) to having enough to get by with my cash savings increasingly becoming worthless. I appreciate the wealth of wisdom your channel brings me
As of now I have 2 type 1 silver eagles and 1 type 2 silver eagle. I also have 2 2 oz Scottsdale stackers. I'm about to bite the bullet and buy a tube of type 2 eagles, but I've been eyeing buffalo rounds too. Can get 20 oz of buffalo generic for almost 3 dollars over spot vs virtually 200 bucks more for 20 oz of type 1 eagles. Type 2 I can find for split down the middle.
Watching down here in Australia Yankee. We are blessed to have the Perth mint deliver to our door step on 2 days ! Low premiums also. Love the content.
@@YankeeStacking Yep direct from the mint. It's on the other side of the country 1500 miles away but still 2 days express post isn't bad. About $10 USD for postage. We also have ABC mint located in my city so a 20 minute drive and I can go into their showroom and purchase bullion direct from them also. Mainly gold from ABC and my bullion coins from the Perth mint. We are lucky in that way. Premiums on eagles here are even crazier then the US though, about $60 Aussie dollars for 1 ASE .
I always stack from Perth, as they're one of the more trusted Mints you can order from online in my opinion, plus I really enjoy the look of their swan emblem upon the bullion.
@@adamraye3293 I was gonna say to save the $17 I walk into the PM every fortnight or month. Yes just opened a gold savings account with the PM for my new born. Better than a bank savings acc that's for sure. Very trust worthy.
I wonder if that's my package tim was talking about? My order got sent to an old address and then I had to fly out of town because my mom passed. I finally talked to Tim yesterday and placed another order and made sure he had my correct address. Tim is great!
Very informative......Would love to talk with this gentlemen for about 5 years.....I might just hear about a tenth of what he knows. Awesome Interview, thank You.
My opinion: silver is NOT silver in a SHTF scenario when your coin dealers head for their bunkers, lol. You'll have to "sell" these rounds and convince someone they are legit who may not be educated. But even a first-time novice will have more faith in sovereign backed government issued currency! This is why no premium is out of line, supply and demand!!! Love Tim and Yankee!!!!!
Ok, just for the record... I have been, and still am, upset at the Premiums from Bullion Dealers on American Silver Eagles. $39 when the spot is $21.80 is too high. It is not just SD Bullion, it is all of them. What I wanted to say, is while the Premium on American Silver Eagle is upsetting, SD Bullion right now has a Special on 10 ounce ounce Silver Bars that is so Low over Spot it is hard for me to believe!
@@kpaulsen01 Kevin and Yankee, could you please tell people like me what PSLV stands for? Oh, ok, it is Silver Stock. Any hints where to invest in this?
Can you talk about the 1oz silver coin with the Aztec print….. because I a different video I saw from you…… if silver goes to $50 or more an oz of silver…. It really doesn’t matter the design or how much you pay for …. A video would be great thanks
My local bullion dealer (in Europe). Pays a good fair price for any modern 1 oz bullion. Only insignificant differences between Eagles, Philharmonics, Brittanias, Krugerrands, Kangaroos etc. nothing to really to worry about - at the insignificant digits. However when they're selling there's more of a difference but still nothing to really brag much about except a few very collectible like f.ex. a 1967 Krugerrand when they once in a blue moon have one.
Milk spots? Just take a very soft white eraser, easily rub the coin to easily remove the milk spot. Done it many times works well and does not mark the silver coin. Be well!
P.m.'s bought 3 years ago have almost doubled in overall value. Yet selling price is way low and not worth it. The premium to buy vs. The discount when selling makes it a waiting game for me. . Especially when factoring in inflation with the metals manipulation .... it would be foolish to sell.
So as of yesterday 5/11 at around 2pm eastern my LCS had generics at $26.65… 2nd hand sovereign coins @ $28, and 2nd hand ASE for $32 !! Plenty of supply though, full cases.
I did and could not sell it at two places and the third offered 70% under spot!! Want to get rid of all it now but will have to wait until prices is 50% more than I purchased it for to break even and make a little profit. Everything is a freaking scam.
@@vabeach1740 Have you tried selling to Apmex or any of the big online dealers? It’s a pretty easy deal except that you have to send it to them by the Post Office.
We have to pay vat on ag over here in uk!...so, I use ebay and get my ag here.. its still well over comex spot but I hate giving tax to anyone!! Also, ag is ag to me...I'm not a numismatist, so am looking for when ag will be barterable...scratches and spotting will not matter a jot then??
I get most of my silver as close to spot as possible. When I finally sell in the future it will not hurt my feelings that I get spot, but I hope spot will be 2k
I think that the definition of money is in a gray area right now: Hyperinflation, crypto, credit cards. But for some reason, silver and gold coins continue to sell for a premium beyond face value. The future is hopeful, collector wise or precious metal wise
Live in Maine, absolutely love your channel. Started stacking about a year ago. What a great time it has been to buy. Someday gonna make my way to New Hampshire and see Tim. Absolutely love the both of you
I just sold a tube of generic Buffalo but it was to buy a bar and dinner lol. I hadn't been to my LCS in 6 months or more. They were out of everything. ASE and even the big box of Morgan's were all empty. No gold. And they don't buy wholesale, just what comes in the door. And the place was kind of busy. They pay good premiums for ASE so I may sell some. I'm liking gold more for long term
Unfortunately with eBay, you have to pay fees. Listing fees, selling fees, monetary transaction fees. Then if you sell anything over $600 total for the year, you have to pay income taxes on it.
like real estate, always buy at a LCS but never sell to a LCS.Advertise on internet,meet at local police station with buyer.Cash sale seller keeps premium
Helll awsome video as always! I have a question. When buying 1oz Gold Eagles should I buy 22k or 24k im not sure witch one will be easier to sell down the road ??? Thank you!
I wouldn't sell any of my silver. I did recently trade 20 ozs of silver and some 10kt gold for a 14kt Franco chain. And it hurt but I'm better at saving silver than I am at saving cash and the guy was willing to trade for full melt value towards my purchase.
When Tim says dipping the coins and you can tell. Is that a good or bad thing? A local coinshop sold me a small container of the solution since I noticed some of my family members older coins (2011) have some black spots on them.
I think in terms of GRADING, its a bad thing. As for your bullion stack, its more of a good thing if they have alot of unwanted tone or spots. Ppl like to buy with their eyes, and seeing shiny silver helps seal the deal.
I've been getting rid of my numismatics (i.e.Carson City Dollars) and buying generic rounds.... my dealer pays what I ask, or I walk away... his problem is that everything I've got, he wants.... lol
Much like your dealer, I too am buying CCs......more than ever before. (along with bullion of course) That's a good problem to have if you're looking to liquidate them. 😏 They've done really well in the last 2 years.
@@thesilveraura2177 Why would you buy collectibles at a time like this, and pay 150 to 200+ dollars for 7/8 ounce of silver? Those coins will only be worth the silver content when SHTF.... a G8 will be worth the same as an MS68....lol
@@johnmosby2631 Because Morgan & Peace dollars are the hottest things in numismatics right now, with more newbies getting into them and more demand as a whole. I could make the argument that in a real shtf scenario, only food, water, ammo and tools will have legit value. Those will be at the top of the barter pyramid. Would silver & gold be bartered too? Probably, as they always had value, but with so many counterfeits out there, I think many would be skeptical of them......who knows though?
@@thesilveraura2177 Initially that would be true about food, water and ammo...... but there would be a need to return to some form of normalcy, and the use of gold and silver as currency would facilitate that, and people would catch on fast as to what is real, and what is not. I myself, having a small farm would, right from the start, take payment of silver for the food I grow... gold would be for larger valued purchases..... and gems, jewelry and the like would be out of the question.
New to the stacking world. Haven't made a purchase yet, still learning a lot. Tim said he would pay a little over 'melt' for one of those coins. Melt is the value of let's say melted jewelry, I understand that. What is 'spot' is it the same thing?
Yeah, I've been paying $40+ for Morgans lately, though they are usually pretty close to AU. I think I'm closing in on 7 tubes of Morgan dollars. Great video!
Seriously??!!?? Are we talking about “culls”?? One shop near me just went from $25 a $28 (I buy him out every time I see him), but most around me are about $30-31.
@@sccarguy8242 No, the ones I'm buying are either AU or almost AU, so they are in really good condition, and they aren't just 1921s. Most of them are 1884 to 1890. They are a little expensive, but at the end of the day, I'll be glad that I purchased them. It's all about the long-term. Ultimately, the dollar will be in the dirt, and things like Morgans will be super valuable relative to that junk.
Forwarding order expired is 12 months to the new address and 6 more returning to you with the new address so you know they're gone over a year and after 18 months, no info left on file. Back to sender period.
What about graded Modern coins? Curious about what LCS's pay for those. Example NGC MS-70 (No First Release) 2021 Morgan "O" and "CC" privy? I assume it would be case by case since the prices are all over the place depending on Mintage, etc. Just trying to get an idea of the best route to go if I was ever in need of selling all of my coins.
My LCS uses the term "scuffys" to reference blemished coins. Personally I am wondering if I should only buy "scuffys" . When our fiat currency fails we will use items of real value as money (like gold and silver). At that point I suspect that the melt value will dictate the value of the coin. So if I am stacking silver for it's melt value I suspect I am over spending if I pay more for coins in good condition. Additionally, if I start with "scuffys" then I am not concern with how I store and handle my coins as they are already "scuffy". Heck, it might be fun to play checkers with them.
melt value right now for a silver eagle is $21.90, which is the paper spot price, now I have checked what the major bullion dealers will sell cull and damaged eagles for and the cheapest is $33.00 so the cull eagles are not cheaper!
I'd like to see a fake coin, so I can see what to look for because I'm a visual person. I'm also new to stacking, so your channel has been so helpful. Thank you 😊
Just got a clean out where the walls in the bedroom were lined with dressers COVERED WITH JEWELRY and there was also one of those 3ft tall jewelry chests. looking everywhere I can nothing like that! Trying to find some constitutional very good price but I guess everybody is huh! I have been doing house clean out for a while but I always sold the silver and gold I got and I really kick myself right now! I dealt with the same person for years and he always give me like twenty 30% below spot! Only saying I took care of me and the great deals get me! I guess was taking advantage of me this entire time? Majority of the time it was jewellery many times it's very nice jewellery though! many times I sold him constitutional and I think I sold him a bar once or twice nothing big sterling probably 1oz bars or something like that you know like 1/2 or 2 inches long by 1 inches wide and 1 quarter inch thick. Don't get me wrong I've been doing the pretty long time and no quite a bit as far as real fake what I'm looking at etc but I never really knew supposed to get and it always kind of made sense they would buy it for below spot because how else would you make money. I had also called shopped/ called around to get prices in the very beginning and made sure to sound like I knew what I was talking about and every place was pretty much the same price. So I just picked up the person who was close to me and was very nice and I went there tonight in the beginning I would go to 2 or 3 places with everything to get their prices before I would and it was always pretty much the same I started just going to him every time. I started to save stuff about a year or two ago and it sucks because I ended up bad spark and end up having to get rid of almost all that turn it up being around 2500 and I kept some of the constitutional that I had as well as a few little pieces of silver and gold not much. But with the last one I got and actually just got another small one with 3or4 nice chunks of gold. (Rings) so I was able to start my collection up again is a decent little start. I would like to get some coins/rounds/bars/constitutional/ etc just because it might be a bit harder to use gold/silver for trade etc if really needed because it's jewelry so I don't know if I should sell it and get coins etc or what 2do... either way would like to buy I guess some constitutional because it is cheapest and still very recognisable
"How about Maples or Eagles"? "Rarely a problem unless they have been abused" So how much of a discount should one expect ? I mean a beat up Gold Maple leaf or Eagle or Krugerrand is still 1 oz of Gold?? and would that discount also apply to buying abused coins?? Thank you in advance.
Well worth it. Far, far cheaper than another "fishy" brand of pocket device for pinging certain coins. I used to ping holding it on my finger and it fell off so many times. I love the my pinger. With a good app, it's a very solid way to test the metal all the way through.
Losing money to milk spots and scratches is just another reason why I don't spend my money on coins and instead prefer the cheapest rounds/bars I can find.
I'm not a coin collector - an ounce of silver is an ounce of silver
Generic bars and silver for me too. And if those aren't available, the cheapest sovereign coins (krugerand, Philharmonic, kangaroos) next.
That’s why I buy more gold ;)
True, but sovereign coins you don’t have to pay taxes on or paper work. Silver rounds and bars you do
I bought a couple of generic rounds and I hate them, so never bought generic again. Prefer real coins and willing to pay a bit more for them. Will get more when I sell them anyway.
My wife took two coins from my first stack years ago and rubbed them together and giggled. That was the first and last time she was allowed to handle the stack 🤣
Many years ago, my brother got his wife a bracelet with about 10 full gold sovereigns on it. They split up and she sold it. But the shop said they were half sovs. lol
With an evil laugh, I presume?
Same here... 😆
@@turokforever007 ouch and dirty dirty dirty
I don’t really see this as bad if it’s just stacking silver. It doesn’t change the value. I feel like people are sometimes too sensitive about handling PMs.
NOTE: The number displayed on Tim’s phone was NOT the caller’s number but a stored local number. I verified this before posting the video. Thanks to all those who (respectfully) contacted me over the number. 👌🏼
We don’t advertise for our competitors !!! LOL 😂 like..... s......ion ! Tim cracks me up.
I would love to do business with Tim. His knowledge is vast and he is an honest and fair man.
You can by mail. :)
god blessed this guy. he might be the most honest banker alive today... love these interviews & his honest smile
Yes banker!
I think milk spots/scratches will always matter to some degree.....but the less common and more costly silver gets, I think it will be very hard to source....so hopefully, this will be less of an issue.
Being that bullion is not supposed to be collectible, it really should not matter. Me I buy them on any condition if the deal is good.
The milk spots polish off. I had a couple on some silver panda's and they came right off with some polish and a soft jewelers cloth.
i was surprised by his discounting milkspots...its superficial soap residue on the surface isnt it?
Hey Yankee. I'm 22 and just started stacking silver to protect my wealth.
I'm in the trades and make a lot for my age...at least I did before Brandon and China flu. I went from having enough to pay bills with plenty of spending money (on top of saving money) to having enough to get by with my cash savings increasingly becoming worthless.
I appreciate the wealth of wisdom your channel brings me
As of now I have 2 type 1 silver eagles and 1 type 2 silver eagle. I also have 2 2 oz Scottsdale stackers.
I'm about to bite the bullet and buy a tube of type 2 eagles, but I've been eyeing buffalo rounds too. Can get 20 oz of buffalo generic for almost 3 dollars over spot vs virtually 200 bucks more for 20 oz of type 1 eagles. Type 2 I can find for split down the middle.
My Advice, buy buy buy!!!
The more you can afford the better.
Gainesville coins has Buffalo rounds for $24 right now
Watching down here in Australia Yankee. We are blessed to have the Perth mint deliver to our door step on 2 days ! Low premiums also. Love the content.
That is AMAZING! Direct from the mint?
@@YankeeStacking Yep direct from the mint. It's on the other side of the country 1500 miles away but still 2 days express post isn't bad. About $10 USD for postage. We also have ABC mint located in my city so a 20 minute drive and I can go into their showroom and purchase bullion direct from them also. Mainly gold from ABC and my bullion coins from the Perth mint. We are lucky in that way. Premiums on eagles here are even crazier then the US though, about $60 Aussie dollars for 1 ASE .
I always stack from Perth, as they're one of the more trusted Mints you can order from online in my opinion, plus I really enjoy the look of their swan emblem upon the bullion.
@@adamraye3293 I was gonna say to save the $17 I walk into the PM every fortnight or month. Yes just opened a gold savings account with the PM for my new born. Better than a bank savings acc that's for sure. Very trust worthy.
Just today received my 1 kilo Koala 2022 Ag. Man what a coin! 🤣 Gotta get the Kooka too…
I wonder if that's my package tim was talking about? My order got sent to an old address and then I had to fly out of town because my mom passed. I finally talked to Tim yesterday and placed another order and made sure he had my correct address. Tim is great!
Tim really appreciate your knowledge thanks so much for enlightening everyone!
Wait every day for your notification to pop up, love the channel, by far my favorite silver channel for sure
You are too kind Troy!!
@@davidlewis5381 he’s my uncle 🤣
an Honourable generous Genius,That says it all Thank You Tim and all involved .From Canada
Glad I’m local to Tim’s shop! He’s a great guy!!
Lucky 🍀
Me too!
you are lucky... but i did come from NY to meet him in person just recently
Lucky bastards.
@@markwiley1211 correct
Very informative......Would love to talk with this gentlemen for about 5 years.....I might just hear about a tenth of what he knows. Awesome Interview, thank You.
You’ll need a lot longer than 5 mins to gain a tenth of Tim’s knowledge.
@@davecooper6540 Dave......read it again........that's years Dave...years. #AndHalStillWillNotLetYouIn
My opinion: silver is NOT silver in a SHTF scenario when your coin dealers head for their bunkers, lol. You'll have to "sell" these rounds and convince someone they are legit who may not be educated. But even a first-time novice will have more faith in sovereign backed government issued currency! This is why no premium is out of line, supply and demand!!! Love Tim and Yankee!!!!!
No way. Manchester NH. I had no idea. I’m 20 minutes up the road and have been going to the other guy. I will def be in soon!
Ol Tim is looking very cool these days, Yankee! Tim still rockin the coin shop!
Ok, just for the record... I have been, and still am, upset at the Premiums from Bullion Dealers on American Silver Eagles. $39 when the spot is $21.80 is too high. It is not just SD Bullion, it is all of them. What I wanted to say, is while the Premium on American Silver Eagle is upsetting, SD Bullion right now has a Special on 10 ounce ounce Silver Bars that is so Low over Spot it is hard for me to believe!
Agreed! Great deal. And yes, premiums are frustrating
Or you can buy PSLV to have some exposure, but physical is a real price while paper is manipulated. Both forms are low imho.
@@kpaulsen01 Kevin and Yankee, could you please tell people like me what PSLV stands for? Oh, ok, it is Silver Stock. Any hints where to invest in this?
@@TruthLivesNow stick to physical only
Stop buying them, buy rounds, silver is silver
Another awesome visit with Tim, thanks for sharing!
Can you talk about the 1oz silver coin with the Aztec print….. because I a different video I saw from you…… if silver goes to $50 or more an oz of silver…. It really doesn’t matter the design or how much you pay for …. A video would be great thanks
My local bullion dealer (in Europe). Pays a good fair price for any modern 1 oz bullion. Only insignificant differences between Eagles, Philharmonics, Brittanias, Krugerrands, Kangaroos etc. nothing to really to worry about - at the insignificant digits. However when they're selling there's more of a difference but still nothing to really brag much about except a few very collectible like f.ex. a 1967 Krugerrand when they once in a blue moon have one.
Ok, question: in SHTF scenario, do you think it would matter if silver had milk spots, toning or imperfections? Or even long-term.
In short, NO!
I agree. In shtf scenario, grading nuisances are out the window
If anything, milk spots are an indicator of the silver being legit!
Good point
A G8 will be the same value as an MS68...
Big fan of Tim! I'd vote Tim for president! 👍
what's wrong with Joe Biden😂
@@silver-ud5sj 🤣🤣🤣
Presidents are selected not elected
@2:43 - love that a silverback is in Tim's Shop!!! Inspirational, Fellow ape!!
Milk spots? Just take a very soft white eraser, easily rub the coin to easily remove the milk spot. Done it many times works well and does not mark the silver coin. Be well!
It does scratch em. But I’ve done it too.
@@YankeeStacking you must be pressing down to hard or you are using a harder eraser… works well for me with no scratches… use a white Marz eraser.
@@terrypresna3941 Microscratches They’re there. Trust me.
@@terrypresna3941 I tried it too. Look with a magnifying lens. They are scratched after erasing them.
You might as well use sand paper. 😂
I use an angle grinder.
Tim is a patriot.
P.m.'s bought 3 years ago have almost doubled in overall value. Yet selling price is way low and not worth it. The premium to buy vs. The discount when selling makes it a waiting game for me. . Especially when factoring in inflation with the metals manipulation .... it would be foolish to sell.
keep dem videos coming, love Tim!
No, please make them Republican or Independent videos...
So as of yesterday 5/11 at around 2pm eastern my LCS had generics at $26.65… 2nd hand sovereign coins @ $28, and 2nd hand ASE for $32 !! Plenty of supply though, full cases.
Everyone who’s stacking should sell some and make some deals so they know how that goes.
I did and could not sell it at two places and the third offered 70% under spot!! Want to get rid of all it now but will have to wait until prices is 50% more than I purchased it for to break even and make a little profit. Everything is a freaking scam.
@@vabeach1740 Have you tried selling to Apmex or any of the big online dealers? It’s a pretty easy deal except that you have to send it to them by the Post Office.
We have to pay vat on ag over here in uk!...so, I use ebay and get my ag here.. its still well over comex spot but I hate giving tax to anyone!!
Also, ag is ag to me...I'm not a numismatist, so am looking for when ag will be barterable...scratches and spotting will not matter a jot then??
It's good to know that metals are moving. It's always a pleasure to hear you and Tim have a conversation. Thank you!
So cool my friends and crushed the like button!
Good insight given today’s market! Thank you guys
I’d happily buy messed up ASE’s
At a reduced price of course.
I get most of my silver as close to spot as possible. When I finally sell in the future it will not hurt my feelings that I get spot, but I hope spot will be 2k
I think that the definition of money is in a gray area right now: Hyperinflation, crypto, credit cards. But for some reason, silver and gold coins continue to sell for a premium beyond face value. The future is hopeful, collector wise or precious metal wise
Most all silver is good, some better than others... it'll get you through the coming hard times...
Live in Maine, absolutely love your channel. Started stacking about a year ago. What a great time it has been to buy. Someday gonna make my way to New Hampshire and see Tim. Absolutely love the both of you
Any recommendations on lcs in Maine
I will be visiting maine this summer?
@@bobmcinnis8795 Sorry Bob I have only delt with online bullion dealers (Apmex, Monument, etc.)
I always ask for scratched eagles . Haha 😂
I'll have to try that too
I just sold a tube of generic Buffalo but it was to buy a bar and dinner lol. I hadn't been to my LCS in 6 months or more. They were out of everything. ASE and even the big box of Morgan's were all empty. No gold. And they don't buy wholesale, just what comes in the door. And the place was kind of busy. They pay good premiums for ASE so I may sell some. I'm liking gold more for long term
Just a hoot to watch you 2!
And it’s a hoot to make this vids with my man Tim! 😂
I think that Tim should video his teachings all day. Even when Yankee is there. We would watch!!! :)
Silver is like guns... you buy not sell
That rubber stamp on fiat bank notes is genius 🤣💥💥💥
Like I said before, I could sell my silver today and buy it back four years from now for the same price
No, I would not sell my silver or gold to Tim. Nothing against Tim, but I'm not selling anything I have to anyone, period.
SAME! 😂
No, I won’t sell my silver to anyone. Don’t have much, but I can use for barter.
Tim should be in office, awesome guy! hello!
Paying only a little bit over melt for a milk spotted one? lol at him, then walk out and sell it on ebay for $10 more
Unfortunately with eBay, you have to pay fees. Listing fees, selling fees, monetary transaction fees. Then if you sell anything over $600 total for the year, you have to pay income taxes on it.
@@doingstupidshit4206 Okay then... Craigslist
I think it's funny that this comment is all the way down towards the bottom with all the up votes on it
if you're doing the work then you should get the rewards.... if you are looking for the quickest way out then pay the man to do the leg work...
all the knowledge Tim has .glad he don’t have a chip on his shoulder
I love scratched eagles, scratches of history.
Tim's Shop looks like my room
* Good Stuff Everywhere * 😎
Just bought a Pamp Suisse 1kg bar and 4x Gold Sheildback Sovereigns this week.
Great Vid !! 😄👍👍
like real estate, always buy at a LCS but never sell to a LCS.Advertise on internet,meet at local police station with buyer.Cash sale seller keeps premium
Helll awsome video as always! I have a question. When buying 1oz Gold Eagles should I buy 22k or 24k im not sure witch one will be easier to sell down the road ??? Thank you!
Tim with a lil roast lmao 🤣
Can’t wait to see what Tim sends my way. Trying to be so patient. 😉
These videos with dealers are really some.of the best on the net! Can't undersrand why they are so interesting. Great work guys :)
21.23$ ( what happened to inflation?)
Johnny Fish! from lawngg island forgettabout it🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤙🏼
I wanna hear Tim jam one day! Lol
Make it happen Yankee! Great video bro.
He should start an online service and have someone help him run it. I think he would make bank doing that.
I wouldn't sell any of my silver. I did recently trade 20 ozs of silver and some 10kt gold for a 14kt Franco chain. And it hurt but I'm better at saving silver than I am at saving cash and the guy was willing to trade for full melt value towards my purchase.
Love your vids!
Thanks! 🥉😄👌🏼
When Tim says dipping the coins and you can tell. Is that a good or bad thing? A local coinshop sold me a small container of the solution since I noticed some of my family members older coins (2011) have some black spots on them.
I think in terms of GRADING, its a bad thing. As for your bullion stack, its more of a good thing if they have alot of unwanted tone or spots. Ppl like to buy with their eyes, and seeing shiny silver helps seal the deal.
God bless you both
Just bought some toned eagles from my lcs payed 28 a piece.
Great Jobs guys, can’t wait to stop by with my undesirables LOL 🤣!! SAVE Your Eagles, Hold On and Stack On.
I've been getting rid of my numismatics (i.e.Carson City Dollars) and buying generic rounds.... my dealer pays what I ask, or I walk away... his problem is that everything I've got, he wants.... lol
Much like your dealer, I too am buying CCs......more than ever before. (along with bullion of course) That's a good problem to have if you're looking to liquidate them. 😏 They've done really well in the last 2 years.
@@thesilveraura2177 Why would you buy collectibles at a time like this, and pay 150 to 200+ dollars for 7/8 ounce of silver? Those coins will only be worth the silver content when SHTF.... a G8 will be worth the same as an MS68....lol
@@johnmosby2631 Because Morgan & Peace dollars are the hottest things in numismatics right now, with more newbies getting into them and more demand as a whole. I could make the argument that in a real shtf scenario, only food, water, ammo and tools will have legit value. Those will be at the top of the barter pyramid. Would silver & gold be bartered too? Probably, as they always had value, but with so many counterfeits out there, I think many would be skeptical of them......who knows though?
@@thesilveraura2177 Initially that would be true about food, water and ammo...... but there would be a need to return to some form of normalcy, and the use of gold and silver as currency would facilitate that, and people would catch on fast as to what is real, and what is not. I myself, having a small farm would, right from the start, take payment of silver for the food I grow... gold would be for larger valued purchases..... and gems, jewelry and the like would be out of the question.
Forward time is 6 months
My LCD PAYS $6.00 over spot for Eagles that are worn.
On a forwarding order, at one year the forwarding order expires.
Yankee! Can you unofficially give ur .02 on SDIRA Metals version?
Happy TGIF Friday the 13th
New to the stacking world. Haven't made a purchase yet, still learning a lot. Tim said he would pay a little over 'melt' for one of those coins. Melt is the value of let's say melted jewelry, I understand that. What is 'spot' is it the same thing?
Yeah, I've been paying $40+ for Morgans lately, though they are usually pretty close to AU. I think I'm closing in on 7 tubes of Morgan dollars. Great video!
Seriously??!!?? Are we talking about “culls”?? One shop near me just went from $25 a $28 (I buy him out every time I see him), but most around me are about $30-31.
@@sccarguy8242 No, the ones I'm buying are either AU or almost AU, so they are in really good condition, and they aren't just 1921s. Most of them are 1884 to 1890. They are a little expensive, but at the end of the day, I'll be glad that I purchased them. It's all about the long-term. Ultimately, the dollar will be in the dirt, and things like Morgans will be super valuable relative to that junk.
Forwarding order expired is 12 months to the new address and 6 more returning to you with the new address so you know they're gone over a year and after 18 months, no info left on file. Back to sender period.
Fuggedaboutit! The guy on the phone has a strong ny accent! 😂
IKR?! 😂👌🏼
What about graded Modern coins? Curious about what LCS's pay for those. Example NGC MS-70 (No First Release) 2021 Morgan "O" and "CC" privy? I assume it would be case by case since the prices are all over the place depending on Mintage, etc. Just trying to get an idea of the best route to go if I was ever in need of selling all of my coins.
My LCS uses the term "scuffys" to reference blemished coins. Personally I am wondering if I should only buy "scuffys" . When our fiat currency fails we will use items of real value as money (like gold and silver). At that point I suspect that the melt value will dictate the value of the coin. So if I am stacking silver for it's melt value I suspect I am over spending if I pay more for coins in good condition. Additionally, if I start with "scuffys" then I am not concern with how I store and handle my coins as they are already "scuffy". Heck, it might be fun to play checkers with them.
melt value right now for a silver eagle is $21.90, which is the paper spot price, now I have checked what the major bullion dealers will sell cull and damaged eagles for and the cheapest is $33.00 so the cull eagles are not cheaper!
I'd like to see a fake coin, so I can see what to look for because I'm a visual person. I'm also new to stacking, so your channel has been so helpful. Thank you 😊
Just look around on his channel, Yankee certainly has done videos on them and with them :)
Here you go: th-cam.com/play/PLku4wL94a2MNwkCXGCiGBQmY9XZQyVo4i.html
Just got a clean out where the walls in the bedroom were lined with dressers COVERED WITH JEWELRY and there was also one of those 3ft tall jewelry chests. looking everywhere I can nothing like that! Trying to find some constitutional very good price but I guess everybody is huh! I have been doing house clean out for a while but I always sold the silver and gold I got and I really kick myself right now! I dealt with the same person for years and he always give me like twenty 30% below spot! Only saying I took care of me and the great deals get me! I guess was taking advantage of me this entire time? Majority of the time it was jewellery many times it's very nice jewellery though! many times I sold him constitutional and I think I sold him a bar once or twice nothing big sterling probably 1oz bars or something like that you know like 1/2 or 2 inches long by 1 inches wide and 1 quarter inch thick. Don't get me wrong I've been doing the pretty long time and no quite a bit as far as real fake what I'm looking at etc but I never really knew supposed to get and it always kind of made sense they would buy it for below spot because how else would you make money. I had also called shopped/ called around to get prices in the very beginning and made sure to sound like I knew what I was talking about and every place was pretty much the same price. So I just picked up the person who was close to me and was very nice and I went there tonight in the beginning I would go to 2 or 3 places with everything to get their prices before I would and it was always pretty much the same I started just going to him every time. I started to save stuff about a year or two ago and it sucks because I ended up bad spark and end up having to get rid of almost all that turn it up being around 2500 and I kept some of the constitutional that I had as well as a few little pieces of silver and gold not much. But with the last one I got and actually just got another small one with 3or4 nice chunks of gold. (Rings) so I was able to start my collection up again is a decent little start. I would like to get some coins/rounds/bars/constitutional/ etc just because it might be a bit harder to use gold/silver for trade etc if really needed because it's jewelry so I don't know if I should sell it and get coins etc or what 2do... either way would like to buy I guess some constitutional because it is cheapest and still very recognisable
Can I turn a golden toned 1 oz bar back to silver color ?
Fun and informative video. Thanks guys!!
Is the "melt" price the same as spot price? If saving for future barter-type situations, would imperfections matter that much?
Yes and no
No.. all coins whether collectible or worn Constitutional will be of the value of the silver only.
I love toned silver brown or rainbow I don't care I think it's beautiful
good information
Tim , Good man 🙏🦅🇺🇲
Great video!
Yes I will take a scratched or cull eagles any day of the week
Good stuff as usual Yankee really enjoy watching you an Tim. STACK TALL YANKEE
Yankee How do I register for the Monster Box, free from SD Bullion? Do not see anything to click below>
"How about Maples or Eagles"? "Rarely a problem unless they have been abused" So how much of a discount should one expect ? I mean a beat up Gold Maple leaf or Eagle or Krugerrand is still 1 oz of Gold?? and would that discount also apply to buying abused coins?? Thank you in advance.
When fiat ends and silver rounds are circulating every day as REAL money, scratches and coloring will not matter
Just bought that pocket pinger! Thanks Yankee! 🤘🏼
Thank you!!
Well worth it. Far, far cheaper than another "fishy" brand of pocket device for pinging certain coins. I used to ping holding it on my finger and it fell off so many times. I love the my pinger. With a good app, it's a very solid way to test the metal all the way through.
Ask a question here, is it even worth buying Canadian 80 percent silver? Mainly dimes.
Tim Rocks thanks for sharing this information Colorado Silverback777 Stay Healthy keep stacking.
Didn't know Tim and Yankee knew the dice man
Link for pocket pinger? Not in description
Yup! It is!
Second link after Tim’s address. Click “more”
Scratched Eagles...I'm asking my LCS Friday