I love gold!!! If I won $100,000,000 today I would buy $50,000,000 in gold bars tomorrow. I would look at it every day and touch them and play with them.
0:44 📈 Gold bars can be a significant investment for those looking to hedge against inflation or preserve wealth. 2:05 ⚖ Advantages of gold bars include acquiring a sizable amount quickly and at low premiums compared to coins. 3:37 🔒 Gold bars are relatively easy to store due to their compact size and minimal risk of damage affecting their value. 3:42 ❌ Disadvantages include potential concerns about the origin or authenticity of the bars, especially if not from well-known mints. 6:43 💰 Large gold bars may pose liquidity issues when selling, as they cannot be easily divided into smaller increments. 7:35 💲 While gold bars offer low premiums during purchase, they may also fetch lower premiums when sold compared to coins, potentially limiting returns. 8:41 🏛 Gold bars generally have less collectible value compared to coins, reducing their potential for appreciating in value over time. 9:02 🛒 For large gold purchases, consider buying smaller coins for better liquidity or coins from reputable governments.
It may not matter to YOU when you buy it, but it WILL matter when you try to sell it. Unless you have access to x-ray for testing, it is nearly impossible to tell if bars like he had in the video are authentic. One of the reasons why mints have "fancy" designs is so that it is easier to spot a fake. Crudely cast bars like the ones in the video will have far less interest. The guy in the vid said bars like his could be filled with silver.....nope, silver has the wrong specific gravity, most fakes are filled with lead or tungsten. They are plugged and since the finish on the bar is crude it is easy to hide and still have a proper weight. There is a reason why eagles, pandas and maples have a premium.....easier to have confidence that they are authentic if you know whet to look for.
I have been paying a 25-30% premium on Gold Maple Leaves. I am not thrilled to do this because I only get spot when I sell them here. As a result I will now purchase which ever option has the lowest premium. So I will be asking more questions when I purchase any more gold bullion.
ok, you buy a 6k gbar, maybe even one annually - 15yrs go by, and your trying to pay off your property for retirement - who buys your gbars? in what time frame? at melt? taxed? does this vary from state to state? - is your neighbor going to have 100k+ in cash to buy it off you? -///- if we had a total system collapse the best barter material is 'lead' (some will get that, ...some won't lol)
I love the cast bars for gold. I've mainly bullion coins so far, they seem to have more benefits to the bars, whilst you can easily sell the bars to dealers the 2nd hand market seem a bit more hesitant compared to your bullion 1 oz or sovs for eg. Considering the premium is very similar on bars vs 1 oz coins, I guess if they were substantially cheaper I might be more inclined, also tax considerations on disposal are different for bars (and in the UK British coins are CGT free but bars are not)
I have one of these, I started with a 50g. I got into Libertads and very high premium gold. Now I stack just maples and I got a 1oz AGE at spot price with a free 1oz ASE. From my calculations, this 100g bar (3.2oz) has a premium of $294 where as the maple has a premium of $60. 3 oz, $180 premium.
@@robertbrandywine yes, actually its easy to buy and sell if you know what gold means. Gold will never expire or run out of market. Since earth was created gold was here and surely people will die and live it. So gold is the investment
Oh lord! Buy from anyone, just ultrasound and assay everything even coins. don't trust anyone or even trusted entities because they might have missed something its not a reflection on their reputation its just being human and when bars are hollowed out and tungsten slugs are placed inside you won't know unless you ultrasound or drill into the bars or coins. These fakes now a days fool the professionals.
@@gmhins011 You understand he is talking about *bars* here, right? At your local coin shop, larger bars don't sell well, so the owner isn't thrilled to buy. Also, in larger bars, it can be hard to detect counterfeits.
Why not just melt them down and turn them into your own rounds in a weight denomination that you’re comfortable with trading if necessary. Become your own mint.
Mayne because nobody would want to deal with them if they don't recognize a name. I guess they could do tests but that takes time and why waste your time when the next guy has name brand. Just an idea. I really am not experienced.
@@leathercheerio1 maybe some people like that but silver and gold are not a product manufactured by a brand so much as they are a precious metal they are relatively rare in abundance. if people are trading with other people then yes I get it but that’s where a mint especially a government mint is preferred. But if you’re selling it to an exchange then testing is easy
I was thinking the same. If you need to, I don't see why not pouring some little bars is any different to making small bars with an amount of alluvial gold from gold panning.
1000 percent agree 👍 I am physical Gold Bars stacker from East World 🌎 It's been 3.5 years in stacking, planning to stack 10 years minimum Goal is Minimum 1 kilo ( 86 TOLAS)
first advantage is heavy. put dumbbell saving it. if find special way lock in no know. work your muscles with money. though I don't how may bars take 45 pound plate for bench.
Soo apart from premium costs which is less on bigger pieces the only con is what price to buy one may not afford a bigger piece ? That you'd have to sell it whole entirely ? If for whatever reason you needed to sell , yeah of course you'd need to sell the big piece whole . why not though ? Needed only some cash not a huge amount . Yeah finding buyer to buy your laegw amount might be more difficult ?
@@gforceram most people talk about local coin stores as their “bank “ damn near .. if gold skyrockets then we probably have a true currency problem or some other true disaster .. if you know normal people to have upwards of 10k at any given time then I guess your ok , if you don’t then it will be hard to liquidate
@@gforceram the bigger the piece the less people can afford it. 1oz seems to be the sweet spot. Almost anyone can afford to save up for a 1oz coin and the big players won't turn them down!
I love gold!!!
If I won $100,000,000 today I would buy $50,000,000 in gold bars tomorrow.
I would look at it every day and touch them and play with them.
Gold is definitely cool!
Just remember that you can't swim in it like Scrooge McDuck.
I got that 100 gram Pamp bar myself 🥇🏅🎖🏆
Awesome!!
I got the 50g!
I like the look of the cast bars but not the ones that look forged.
100g....thats the perfect weight
First rule.
Make sure they are not fake.
Why grams vs ounces I'm not sure which way to go please advise
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I live in CT. I want to get some.
couldnt find any place, had to go to NYC.
Ok I guess I’ll come thought u was babas
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0:44 📈 Gold bars can be a significant investment for those looking to hedge against inflation or preserve wealth.
2:05 ⚖ Advantages of gold bars include acquiring a sizable amount quickly and at low premiums compared to coins.
3:37 🔒 Gold bars are relatively easy to store due to their compact size and minimal risk of damage affecting their value.
3:42 ❌ Disadvantages include potential concerns about the origin or authenticity of the bars, especially if not from well-known mints.
6:43 💰 Large gold bars may pose liquidity issues when selling, as they cannot be easily divided into smaller increments.
7:35 💲 While gold bars offer low premiums during purchase, they may also fetch lower premiums when sold compared to coins, potentially limiting returns.
8:41 🏛 Gold bars generally have less collectible value compared to coins, reducing their potential for appreciating in value over time.
9:02 🛒 For large gold purchases, consider buying smaller coins for better liquidity or coins from reputable governments.
As long as it's real gold it doesn't matter what form it's in.
Same
Idc what form it's in as long as it's gold
This! The real world speaks!!!!!!!!
Seriously. I only buy gold cast bars. I don’t care about the fancy drawings on coins.
It may not matter to YOU when you buy it, but it WILL matter when you try to sell it. Unless you have access to x-ray for testing, it is nearly impossible to tell if bars like he had in the video are authentic. One of the reasons why mints have "fancy" designs is so that it is easier to spot a fake. Crudely cast bars like the ones in the video will have far less interest. The guy in the vid said bars like his could be filled with silver.....nope, silver has the wrong specific gravity, most fakes are filled with lead or tungsten. They are plugged and since the finish on the bar is crude it is easy to hide and still have a proper weight. There is a reason why eagles, pandas and maples have a premium.....easier to have confidence that they are authentic if you know whet to look for.
I have been paying a 25-30% premium on Gold Maple Leaves. I am not thrilled to do this because I only get spot when I sell them here. As a result I will now purchase which ever option has the lowest premium. So I will be asking more questions when I purchase any more gold bullion.
Gold we all like gold 👍👍👍👍
ok, you buy a 6k gbar, maybe even one annually - 15yrs go by, and your trying to pay off your property for retirement - who buys your gbars? in what time frame? at melt? taxed? does this vary from state to state? - is your neighbor going to have 100k+ in cash to buy it off you? -///- if we had a total system collapse the best barter material is 'lead' (some will get that, ...some won't lol)
That’s why I’m buying tons of "lead"
Why not both? Lead and Gold : )
Why lead
@@relaxingmusictv6897 - in a euchre hand "lead" is a made jack
I love this but who doesn't want a golden gun' (some will get it ...some won't lol)
I love the cast bars for gold. I've mainly bullion coins so far, they seem to have more benefits to the bars, whilst you can easily sell the bars to dealers the 2nd hand market seem a bit more hesitant compared to your bullion 1 oz or sovs for eg. Considering the premium is very similar on bars vs 1 oz coins, I guess if they were substantially cheaper I might be more inclined, also tax considerations on disposal are different for bars (and in the UK British coins are CGT free but bars are not)
Very cool - and good to know the tax perspective.
The bars are a bit cheaper than coins
@@TreasureTownCoins ,, Osmium '' Rarest precious metal on Earth
I like the kinebar
I have one of these, I started with a 50g. I got into Libertads and very high premium gold. Now I stack just maples and I got a 1oz AGE at spot price with a free 1oz ASE. From my calculations, this 100g bar (3.2oz) has a premium of $294 where as the maple has a premium of $60. 3 oz, $180 premium.
How'd yo calculate your math find out the premium for the 100g bar?
I’d expect 100g bars at 30-35 over, maples are 40 now
It's God's currency
I thought it was God's asphalt
I want to buy gold bar for investment. but it seem like u saying it’s hard to sell? 😐
Most places won’t buy gold bars. Only coins.
@@stevemuzak8526 May i ask how come?
not the best investment better for hedging, if you believe the dollar is gonna crash.
They're super-easy to sell to the big online dealers.
@@robertbrandywine yes, actually its easy to buy and sell if you know what gold means. Gold will never expire or run out of market. Since earth was created gold was here and surely people will die and live it. So gold is the investment
Does it lose value being taken out of the package?
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Oh lord! Buy from anyone, just ultrasound and assay everything even coins. don't trust anyone or even trusted entities because they might have missed something its not a reflection on their reputation its just being human and when bars are hollowed out and tungsten slugs are placed inside you won't know unless you ultrasound or drill into the bars or coins. These fakes now a days fool the professionals.
Was there a point to filming you fidget for eleven minutes straight? Cocaine problem?
Beautiful bars.
Will I get more money when I sale a 10 gram bar if i keep it in the assay? I like to take them out and handle them.
Easy to buy, not so easy to sell
Bars of GOLD make great gifts...
Easy online.
Why is it not easy to sell?
@@gmhins011 You understand he is talking about *bars* here, right? At your local coin shop, larger bars don't sell well, so the owner isn't thrilled to buy. Also, in larger bars, it can be hard to detect counterfeits.
@@robertbrandywine what amount is considered a large bar?
I love gold
Why not just melt them down and turn them into your own rounds in a weight denomination that you’re comfortable with trading if necessary. Become your own mint.
Mayne because nobody would want to deal with them if they don't recognize a name. I guess they could do tests but that takes time and why waste your time when the next guy has name brand. Just an idea. I really am not experienced.
@@leathercheerio1 maybe some people like that but silver and gold are not a product manufactured by a brand so much as they are a precious metal they are relatively rare in abundance. if people are trading with other people then yes I get it but that’s where a mint especially a government mint is preferred. But if you’re selling it to an exchange then testing is easy
I was thinking the same. If you need to, I don't see why not pouring some little bars is any different to making small bars with an amount of alluvial gold from gold panning.
Just imagine someone trying to sell you random gold coins/bars and I'm sure you will understand part of the dilemma.
1000 percent agree 👍
I am physical Gold Bars stacker from East World 🌎
It's been 3.5 years in stacking, planning to stack 10 years minimum
Goal is Minimum 1 kilo ( 86 TOLAS)
Is it OK to polish them?
first advantage is heavy. put dumbbell saving it. if find special way lock in no know. work your muscles with money. though I don't how may bars take 45 pound plate for bench.
Wow
Where do you buy them?
Soo apart from premium costs which is less on bigger pieces the only con is what price to buy one may not afford a bigger piece ? That you'd have to sell it whole entirely ? If for whatever reason you needed to sell , yeah of course you'd need to sell the big piece whole . why not though ? Needed only some cash not a huge amount . Yeah finding buyer to buy your laegw amount might be more difficult ?
Looks great but probably hard to liquidate if gold skyrockets
Can you elaborate on why it is probably hard to liquidate?
@@gforceram most people talk about local coin stores as their “bank “ damn near .. if gold skyrockets then we probably have a true currency problem or some other true disaster .. if you know normal people to have upwards of 10k at any given time then I guess your ok , if you don’t then it will be hard to liquidate
@@gforceram the bigger the piece the less people can afford it. 1oz seems to be the sweet spot. Almost anyone can afford to save up for a 1oz coin and the big players won't turn them down!
Can cut it too
nice
WORTHLESS!!!!!
Lolol In what world? The universal currency.
Crypto trader? Or Cash Gang? lmao.
Is there a website or directory for places to buy gold in So CA? Thanks for any response.
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