Fascinating! I love the fact that this mint is soooo open and accessible. I wish all of the mints here in the United States made jewelry as well. Well done, Australia!
In December 1997, The Financial Times ran an article entitled “The Death of Gold.” Since then, the gold price in US dollars has increased 519% from $288 to $1,780. Today, after many political events and crises we have evidence of the continuous and in many ways spectacular growth of the gold price. This confluence of many current events is creating a perfect storm for gold to increase dramatically more than we imagined.
yeah... & at 5:15... that guy is holding a piece of cardboard painted gold.... & calling it an actual nugget. Imaging what that monster would weigh if it was solid gold????
Im addicted to the Lunar series! Both their silver and gold is amazing! Just came across this video will one day get to the mint for a tour since Im always in the Philippines.
Very impressive facility and it's clear that Perth mint knocks the spots off our dismal, boring mint in Llantrissant Wales. Never been so bored in my life.....well done to the AUS mint!
How sad that with our natural resources and expertise we no longer have any gold reserves in Australia. Plundered and wasted away by greedy politicians.
At least you had real worth from selling them. Meanwhile Britain sells 401 tons (or 60%) of it's gold reserves in 1999-2002 for a mere $1,500,000,000 (Today's market value - $25,800,340,000). Gordon Brown should be on trial for crimes against the British Economy!
@@TemplarsCreed Nah our PM John Howard sold 2 thirds of our Gold reserves during the same period when it was at record low prices. He used the proceeds to pay down debt and market his government as great economic managers.
So you watch a video and you believe it? Rule number one, never ever pass off the truth unless you've seen it with your own two eyes, that is the only way to prevent rumor conjecture and hearsay. For all you know, there could be hundreds of tons of gold, when you think it's all been plundered because you watched this video.
Growing up in Perths southern suburbs not 50km from the mint I visited it several times. School excursions, family trip and even once when my plane was delayed. After moving to Kalgoorlie for a couple of years I decided to get a metal detector after ending up in Toodyay. Made a few bob out of it too. I now live in Tasmania and people here don't realise what is under their feet, flipping hell mate.
I'm guessing the same reason bread comes in loaves not perfect rectangles or squares - comes out of the mould easier that way. They do make minted bars too you know, just don't pour them like that
Yeah The Perth Mint has really pushed forward in recent years in both quality and more luxury goods. They even put Australia's federal mint to shame. Note: Australia has two mints.
ACCADACAstkr sent me. This is an amazing video. Love the history and seeing how its done. Just amazing, and easy to see why the Perth mints quality is unrivaled.
@@stevexracer4309 you should probably review your 'facts'. Perth mint did nothing wrong, it's just China with a weird, dumb rule on silver. If the impurities had been copper or any other metal besides silver, there would have been no issue. Perth mint has since upped it's minimum base purity to address the issue.
@@stevexracer4309 they got 99.99%, you flop. That wasn't the problem, the problem was with what that other 0.01% exceeded 50ppm of SILVER. Had that 0.01% been nickel or some other crap metal, it wouldn't have been a problem. That's it. Never diluted that 99.99% once. Their actual minimum refinement was around 99.992% and they changed it following this to a minimum of 99.996% refinement which ensures that the impurity ppm cannot possibly exceed 50 ppm again. Beijing needs to stop trying to cherry pick what the impurities of a bar are, they are the ONLY country with these dumb requirements, so no, to those that ignored the hyped Chinese story and actually bothered finding out what the issue was, we already know it was a non event and Perth mint more than 'made up for it' when they never did a thing wrong. Do your homework
@@chipblock2854 oh I'm pretty sure one hour is enough time to make it worth your while. If you can carry 100 lbs which is totally possible do that 10 times you got a thousand lbs gold being even 1000 an ounce. Do the math. How much you got?
I have done some contractor work in one of the world's largest open pit gold mines, in Suriname, and have held 80 pound bars of gold (from the day's production) and I have to say, it was pretty cool. But that mine isn't set up as a tourist attraction like the Perth mint.
lol, your comment actually made me burst out laughing because I was thinking the same thing when they showed the shot with the scones and everyone there just 'chillin' as if they owned the freakin' world. That was 'high ballin' for real. I have to get something from this facility.
Yes you have to be very careful when buying rare metals such as gold. Even buying a physical bar can be dangerous as it may be fake, eve from a respectful retailer. Best to buy directly from the mint I find. Any rare metals brought from the Perth mint either physical, shares or in storage is guaranteed by the Perth mint and Western Australian government under the Gold Corporation Act 1987.
I've been there in 2009. Yesterday i bought my first 10 gram Perth Mint goldbar :-) A funny thing to have. It's so incredibly small but already 1/4th of most people their monthly income, nice & shiny crazy stuff :D
Australia has two mints, The royal Australian Mint (federal) and the Perth mint (Western Australia state) which has an exclusive agreement with the federal mint to also make money and bullion. The Perth mint makes a lot more luxury goods and coins compared to our Federal or the US mint too.
Let me check last night's Mega millions numbers 🤣.. I'd get into buying gold bullion if I'd hit it. 💯👍 Some cash and gold in my possession alright. A million or two of each.
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Some rich bastard somwhere is cursing The Perth Mint right now. Showing that lush blonde @6:02-6:06 she's worth $1,528,996 has cost him a fortune in maintenance no doubt!
Look at all of that stolen gold! All gold has been stolen from someone else, resold, then stolen again, it's an ancient, vicious cycle. Check it out, I have this fancy piece of paper, it's as good as gold. So give me your gold, I will give you this paper, and anytime you want your gold, just bring this paper, and you can get it? I want my gold, here is my paper. I'm sorry, but this note is not real. But you gave it to me. I'm going to have to call the police. Sir, they are already on their way, so sorry, officer please arrest this man, he has a fake note. This used to happen. Then you also had the bankers that would rob their own banks, then disappear. If someone knows you have a bunch of gold, somebody is going to try to take it from you. That's why they have bullet proof glass. Nobody has stolen more gold that the governments, and the bankers.
+Moon Hitsearth Bollocks. Western Australia has one of the biggest gold mines on the planet. Those who work to dig the gold out get a share. The share is called wages.
Wish American mints were willing to let the public see their inner workings as the Perth Mint does. To see any of that here, one has to rely on documentary segments.
Australia's always been a much more open culture on all this sort of stuff. That's not to say our government doesn't hide things, but we're encouraged to actually explore & learn & be educated on a whole range of stuff. I loved a while back when the navy crashed a helicopter on Sydney Harbour. They managed to land it in a nearby park. I can imagine if that happened in the US, it would be closed off & no-one allowed near it "for security reasons" (mostly meaning to hide the embarrassment of the crash). Being Australia though, they just posted a navy person at the helicopter to make sure no-one did anything to cause any serious problems & used it as a PR exercise as little kids came to see it & play with the new piece of play equipment in their park lol. No attempt at all to keep people away, quite the opposite, people were walking their dogs & driving down just to see it up close & the navy were using it to recruit & generally increase their positive profile in the community. It's just our culture to let us see how things work up close & personal
@TheAlexagius all gold nuggets are pretty much pure gold and are generally solid. I have never seen a single one that had air pockets in, certainly not to that degree. A quick google search shows the real nugget weighs 35.3kg and required 2 men to lift it. Certainly not something you could spin round with one hand.
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How us precious metals stackers feel out stack looks like when we pull it out of the shoe box. Haha.
Facts! 😂
The Perth Mint puts out the most beautiful coins, and I am a proud owner of a few of those.
Fascinating! I love the fact that this mint is soooo open and accessible. I wish all of the mints here in the United States made jewelry as well. Well done, Australia!
Canada made the first coloured coins.
Canada has the only 99999 gold in the world.
Perth mint does really produce high end quality, I’m lucky enough to have seen some.
Being in perth and being a short drive from the mint is a stackers dream
@@Solinvic Except nigh everything in Australia wants to kill you.
In December 1997, The Financial Times ran an article entitled “The Death of Gold.” Since then, the gold price in US dollars has increased 519% from $288 to $1,780. Today, after many political events and crises we have evidence of the continuous and in many ways spectacular growth of the gold price. This confluence of many current events is creating a perfect storm for gold to increase dramatically more than we imagined.
Most of that increase in price has been because of inflation
i lived in perth for a few years, but never knew about the mint, now i wish i had gone to see all that gold
great place to visit ...and to see people behind glass just banging out coins ...and lifting the gold bar ...really good tour ...memories cheers
A lot of 'holy shit' moments in this video: that blonde 3:19; that amount 4:06; that blonde(again) 6:02
blonde gold girl
I don't know if I'd pay $1.5mil
Thinking someone is beautiful is creepy? Grow up. @@trp2413
yeah... & at 5:15... that guy is holding a piece of cardboard painted gold.... & calling it an actual nugget. Imaging what that monster would weigh if it was solid gold????
Vijay
Im addicted to the Lunar series! Both their silver and gold is amazing! Just came across this video will one day get to the mint for a tour since Im always in the Philippines.
G0ld
The Perth Mint stands alone, at the top of the quality chain !
Just made a purchase last night.. Bring on the 2014's !
I have never been so overwhelmed with the feelings of criminality before watching this video.
I'd never work there i would be arrested in an hour flat.
I would be arrested in 3 to 5 minutes
I’ll go for 30 seconds.
I cant imagine what youd have to do to GET that job
Lmfao
@skaindu 28 sekunden ;)
Very impressive facility and it's clear that Perth mint knocks the spots off our dismal, boring mint in Llantrissant Wales. Never been so bored in my life.....well done to the AUS mint!
I have a few grams of gold from the Perth Mint. Very good quality packaging & product.
She's perfect
How sad that with our natural resources and expertise we no longer have any gold reserves in Australia. Plundered and wasted away by greedy politicians.
At least you had real worth from selling them. Meanwhile Britain sells 401 tons (or 60%) of it's gold reserves in 1999-2002 for a mere $1,500,000,000 (Today's market value - $25,800,340,000). Gordon Brown should be on trial for crimes against the British Economy!
@@TemplarsCreed Nah our PM John Howard sold 2 thirds of our Gold reserves during the same period when it was at record low prices. He used the proceeds to pay down debt and market his government as great economic managers.
@God sees all!!! 20ozs of gold. Holy crap. That’s over 50 grand. I thought I was doing well with my 200ozs of silver. Hahaha
Canada sounds the same. Plundered by greed.
So you watch a video and you believe it? Rule number one, never ever pass off the truth unless you've seen it with your own two eyes, that is the only way to prevent rumor conjecture and hearsay. For all you know, there could be hundreds of tons of gold, when you think it's all been plundered because you watched this video.
Growing up in Perths southern suburbs not 50km from the mint I visited it several times. School excursions, family trip and even once when my plane was delayed. After moving to Kalgoorlie for a couple of years I decided to get a metal detector after ending up in Toodyay. Made a few bob out of it too. I now live in Tasmania and people here don't realise what is under their feet, flipping hell mate.
Blimey mate I need to get my arse down under. That and because I'm tired of dealing with the Torries
Hoxton: "Alright, Lads! I got us a call from Bain, we're going down outback for our next heist!"
+Pvt. Groundmiss It was robbed really badly a few years back, Sorry mate, But someones allready had that heist.
lovely presentation, thank you perth mint
Enjoyed the W.A. Pavilion at Brisbane’s Expo ‘88. Cantered on that beautiful metal.😀
I love our Perth mint. I go regularly. Our greatest state asset.
I've always wondered why the big investor gold bars are poured in molds that make them look like loaves. Why not perfect rectangles, or squares?
I'm guessing the same reason bread comes in loaves not perfect rectangles or squares - comes out of the mould easier that way. They do make minted bars too you know, just don't pour them like that
Bcuz you can eat gold
Why would anyone give a thumbs down to this very interesting video?
i ve been here before 2012 i had a picture with this place memorable place
colored coins is one of the worst things to hit the industry. They are worthless.
+Draco Venit well they are still made out of pure gold/silver so worthless isn't exactly the word I would use...
ahah fair point. Though they look tacky. I love many of their other products which are not coloured.
i think the word you looking for is "pointless" instead of "worthless"
im not a big fan off them..you carnt beat plain gold
I've found a few of the canadian colored coins to be beautiful, but otherwise I agree with you.
Yeah The Perth Mint has really pushed forward in recent years in both quality and more luxury goods. They even put Australia's federal mint to shame. Note: Australia has two mints.
The Royal Australian Mint in Canberra is where our currency is made.... Perth is a bullion mint.... big difference.
And there are also 4 mints in australia... sydney melbourne perth canberra.
@@julianraiders1112 nope. Were in the past, but closed now
Your comment has aged well.
People who work there must be the most honest people on earth
What a shitload of gold, after seeing this it is hard to believe it is really rare metal :)
The table in the thumbnail looks like it’s been holding gold bars for a hundred twenty five years.
ACCADACAstkr sent me. This is an amazing video. Love the history and seeing how its done. Just amazing, and easy to see why the Perth mints quality is unrivaled.
@@stevexracer4309 are you talking about the recent news about the Perth? Do you think their popularity is going to tank because of it?
@@stevexracer4309 you should probably review your 'facts'. Perth mint did nothing wrong, it's just China with a weird, dumb rule on silver. If the impurities had been copper or any other metal besides silver, there would have been no issue.
Perth mint has since upped it's minimum base purity to address the issue.
@@stevexracer4309 they got 99.99%, you flop. That wasn't the problem, the problem was with what that other 0.01% exceeded 50ppm of SILVER. Had that 0.01% been nickel or some other crap metal, it wouldn't have been a problem. That's it. Never diluted that 99.99% once. Their actual minimum refinement was around 99.992% and they changed it following this to a minimum of 99.996% refinement which ensures that the impurity ppm cannot possibly exceed 50 ppm again. Beijing needs to stop trying to cherry pick what the impurities of a bar are, they are the ONLY country with these dumb requirements, so no, to those that ignored the hyped Chinese story and actually bothered finding out what the issue was, we already know it was a non event and Perth mint more than 'made up for it' when they never did a thing wrong. Do your homework
1 hour alone in this building. That's all I ask. Lol
They will give you the hour but its getting the gold out of there with enough to make it worth your time is another thing.
@438295 a man can dream of dry humping a fat stack of gold
@@chipblock2854 oh I'm pretty sure one hour is enough time to make it worth your while. If you can carry 100 lbs which is totally possible do that 10 times you got a thousand lbs gold being even 1000 an ounce. Do the math. How much you got?
15 minute's all that's needed!
Mr Crabs, is that you ? 🙄
7:46 he gets all the gold he can eat.
I love... Gooooold! The look of it...the taste of it...the smell of it... the texture!
Is your winkie the key to the vault door?
The Perth Mint is like the mecca of bullion. to visit is definitely on my bucket list.
Same, will be traveling the whole of Australia next year, and that is one of our stops!
Wow. . .amazing😃😃😃
Imagine how thirsty those ladies who go there for brunch are.
Just really hoping for that golden ticket :D
Has anyone ever tried to perform a heist in the place? Compared to Ft. Knox this place doesn't look very protected.
Read up on the "Perth Mint Swindle". It happened in 1982. You may find it interesting.
After watching this documentary, I am considering it, sir...
Matt Morris Thanks!
YOUR ON AN ISLAND think about it
I just need some good music in my head phones and I'll dance through the laser field😆
gods own country thats Australia. ...only heaven on earth....the best place on earth to live..god bless Australia. ...
I have done some contractor work in one of the world's largest open pit gold mines, in Suriname, and have held 80 pound bars of gold (from the day's production) and I have to say, it was pretty cool. But that mine isn't set up as a tourist attraction like the Perth mint.
Love Gold Watch, Chains, Pendants, Bracelets, And Earrings I Just Love Gold
Who doesn't love golds . lol
I would too if she would have me Lol, Argh I want more of those Silver Kookaburras, God, it's gorgeous perfection!
If I was King Charles I Woolf just chill in the mint and watch the gold flow when I got stressed out
I am lucky to have viewed this video....excellent.
1 KILO Gold Bar looks good to watch 🥇🥇🥇
I totally want to work there!
Heart gold than real gold 💖
6:02 The highlight of the tour
Another look at 3:18
Silver Kookaburras are still my favorite from Perth.
Very nice ... successful people ... great work.......
I love mints!!!!! No more bad breath
This is hands down the most baller ass mint in the world. Where else do they have fresh scones and billions in gold?
And a variety of teas. Fuck yeah.
lol, your comment actually made me burst out laughing because I was thinking the same thing when they showed the shot with the scones and everyone there just 'chillin' as if they owned the freakin' world. That was 'high ballin' for real. I have to get something from this facility.
DirtFish23
Teas are really fucking decent.
Sorry, I don’t understand your comment
All of my stack is from perth mint. Love their products.
if you put it in your mouth do you get fresh breath? because its mint HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Great video 📸
Very interesting especially the blank striking for other countries. Educational...
Their stuff is way nicer than just about any other mint
Yes you have to be very careful when buying rare metals such as gold. Even buying a physical bar can be dangerous as it may be fake, eve from a respectful retailer. Best to buy directly from the mint I find.
Any rare metals brought from the Perth mint either physical, shares or in storage is guaranteed by the Perth mint and Western Australian government under the Gold Corporation Act 1987.
I've been there in 2009. Yesterday i bought my first 10 gram Perth Mint goldbar :-) A funny thing to have. It's so incredibly small but already 1/4th of most people their monthly income, nice & shiny crazy stuff :D
Good investment. Keep its value.
If I worked there I would take samples home every day.
Silly Australia who fell asleep at the same time as the US. Then awoke once more, again, about the same time!
Australia has two mints, The royal Australian Mint (federal) and the Perth mint (Western Australia state) which has an exclusive agreement with the federal mint to also make money and bullion. The Perth mint makes a lot more luxury goods and coins compared to our Federal or the US mint too.
I don’t believe gold is as rare as others claim! I want my money’s worth!!!
Let me check last night's Mega millions numbers 🤣.. I'd get into buying gold bullion if I'd hit it. 💯👍 Some cash and gold in my possession alright. A million or two of each.
I came for the gold but stayed for the tea party.
We've got Swans, Kooks, and Koalas. Awesome! Wait. I want the the dame edna coin... said no one ever.
Wouldnt trust any govt "guaranteed" govt paper bonds or London banksters... but I would trust Perth Mint
Thats it im going to start mining the ocean with my new submarine ?
If Australia has that much gold then what would the Oceans floor and caves have ?
Hi, who do I email to find out how much you would charge to make a die set. also how much are your blanks for the different metals. Thank you.
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I read the history of that 'Golden Eagle' at it said discovered by the son of Jim Larcombe at the age of 17, not 13.
The tears of god are the best insurance against Central Bank control structure and human stupidity.
Wow amazing the perth mint. Really puts the US Mint to shame.
GLAD YOU'RE KEEPING US CURRENT. ITEM ONLY 10 YEARS OLD. WOW!
about as old as the video isn't it
You ain’t guaranteed shit unless you actually have it within your possession.
would love to go to the perth mint one time in my life :)
ive been to bank of england museum which is excellent and royal mint
HAMARI AAN, BAAN SHAAN HAMARA INDIA HAI SAB SE MAHAAN 🙏
Some rich bastard somwhere is cursing The Perth Mint right now. Showing that lush blonde @6:02-6:06 she's worth $1,528,996 has cost him a fortune in maintenance no doubt!
I enjoy buying australian gold and silver coins! Good quallty and art come together!
Very Beautiful ❤️
I buy only gold and silver from the Perth Mint. The gold and the silver looks pretty good and they have the best quality.
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I bet those workers are tempted to just take a box and run for it. I mean look at those beautiful coins.. Jesus christ!
Very interesting. I must say that I do hate the colored coins. To me that is like putting cologne on a pig. Anyway, a very interesting video. Thanks.
Always when they mention gold and investment it’s only to “diversify a portfolio” every single time
i want to buy but where fine this..?
6:03 The girl's worth was $1.5M. It's false! She was priceless :')
Damn straight, Mustafa. I want to be the butt string of her thong underwear.
She weighs 44.83 kg :)
Did your Maori get compensated?
Love the Perth Mint gold coins.
Look at all of that stolen gold! All gold has been stolen from someone else, resold, then stolen again, it's an ancient, vicious cycle. Check it out, I have this fancy piece of paper, it's as good as gold. So give me your gold, I will give you this paper, and anytime you want your gold, just bring this paper, and you can get it? I want my gold, here is my paper. I'm sorry, but this note is not real. But you gave it to me. I'm going to have to call the police. Sir, they are already on their way, so sorry, officer please arrest this man, he has a fake note. This used to happen. Then you also had the bankers that would rob their own banks, then disappear. If someone knows you have a bunch of gold, somebody is going to try to take it from you. That's why they have bullet proof glass. Nobody has stolen more gold that the governments, and the bankers.
you have that completely worthless piece of paper that could feed me for years? trade you this completely worthless block of metal for it!
+Moon Hitsearth Bollocks. Western Australia has one of the biggest gold mines on the planet. Those who work to dig the gold out get a share. The share is called wages.
+Kris Douglas Like being stranded with a bottle of worthless diamonds in the desert.
I buy kookaburra every year!... 1kg coin is just beautiful!
You must be rich then, most people struggle to afford even $600 once every decade.
How much does that big bar at 8:01 weigh? 100oz?
Wish American mints were willing to let the public see their inner workings as the Perth Mint does. To see any of that here, one has to rely on documentary segments.
I think the reason they don't is because there empty! The government stole it all
Australia's always been a much more open culture on all this sort of stuff. That's not to say our government doesn't hide things, but we're encouraged to actually explore & learn & be educated on a whole range of stuff.
I loved a while back when the navy crashed a helicopter on Sydney Harbour. They managed to land it in a nearby park. I can imagine if that happened in the US, it would be closed off & no-one allowed near it "for security reasons" (mostly meaning to hide the embarrassment of the crash). Being Australia though, they just posted a navy person at the helicopter to make sure no-one did anything to cause any serious problems & used it as a PR exercise as little kids came to see it & play with the new piece of play equipment in their park lol. No attempt at all to keep people away, quite the opposite, people were walking their dogs & driving down just to see it up close & the navy were using it to recruit & generally increase their positive profile in the community. It's just our culture to let us see how things work up close & personal
Are there any sample,s
i just bought this brand bar.
is still good worth it? lol
It's moments like these you need MINTies.
I want to buy can you explain me the process please
@TheAlexagius all gold nuggets are pretty much pure gold and are generally solid. I have never seen a single one that had air pockets in, certainly not to that degree. A quick google search shows the real nugget weighs 35.3kg and required 2 men to lift it. Certainly not something you could spin round with one hand.
To: Gold Bullion Buyers
1. Commodity : Gold Bullion (Aurum Utalium)
2. Form: 1 Kg
3. Fineness : 99.95% - 99.99%
4. Hallmark : Plain & International Logo
5. Location & Origin : mali
6. Delivery : CIF to Buyer's Airport
7. Quantity : Min 250 Kgs/Month with R&E
8. Price : LBMA Second Fixing Rate
9. Payment : SBLC MT760 by TT/MT103
10. Discount : Gross 9% (Net 6% to Buyer + 3% Mediator)
11. Only for buyers who are Ready, Willing and Able, please continue with LOI or directly send CIS Buyer, Draft SBLC & Import Permit so that it is ready to be processed in the SPA.
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Who wants to go GTA 5 on this mint? I'm down, if you're down. lol
send michael around the front we will fly the choppers hahahaha
@@bleedcubieblue they'd get locked in whatever room they start shit and then will most likely die
All you need is one gold bar and you are set for life. I could make 500K last the rest of my life.
Very interesting and amazing mint!