Knowing that our stack will eventually be liquidated (by me or our kids or grandkids) at an LCS or other dealer at close to that future spot price, my criteria for silver stacking is weight & purity. Only a few collectible pieces.
Still, as inexpensive as bars are (with regard to premiums vs. coins), it's helpful to grab bars from mints with well-known names, or even an occasional vintage-name bar (like Engelhard) if you can snag a good deal.
That's why I like vintage silver as well, I get excited about it! Buying generic weight is great but it's old hat if you have been stacking for years.10 ounce bars🔥🔥
I dont collect much high premium anything. Low cost silver for me. When it comes time to sell I hear "Silver is Silver to me" so many times it just isnt worth it for me to pay a lot. New metal - Expensive Secondary Market Metal - Slightly older, used, dinged up - Less Expensive Vintage - Really old, beat to heck - Expensive again! Isn't it funny though. The metal isn't affected, it is still just as good regardless of age or shape it's in. I installed a Vintage Tag on my rear end... waiting for a collector. So far no takers. 😂
In my opinion when it comes to silver there is so many ways that work it just depends on your situation. Peer-to-peer vintage, collectibles,, low mintages, set runs. Generic low of the low to LCS, Pawn shops. It just depends on your situation who you know and where you're located at.Great video 🇺🇲🦅⚖️
Probably for some . I’ve seen others get very discouraged paying high premiums because of FOMO or “ silver just not pulling its weight” and not sticking with it and selling off. Kind of depends if they have it in them in the first place. Thanks sal
If you can get 90% silver for a decent price, you can't go wrong with that...I picked up 56 1964 Quarters today. I've been stacking 90% since silver was $15 per ounce...back then you could get 90% at close to melt...I remember buying 90% Roosevelts on eBay for under melt back then. I have some 10 ounce bars myself, my favorite one is the Provident Prospector 10 ounce bar with the old timer miner and his mule beside him...they carry a premium nowadays. I guy in my area bought over 100 of those when silver was $15...I remember him paying $160ish each. They sell for $300-$370 each now on eBay.
I've been buying 90% lately for barter when SHTF later on this year. Sold almost all my generic a few weeks ago to pay for a cabin on my remote 10 acres. My wife pointed out that generic would only be effective barter with other stackers. 99% of people out there wouldn't put any value on it, but people know our coinage used to be silver. Mercury dimes in particular stand out as something old, cool, and comparatively valuable. Besides MD, I've got 90 silver quarters in a velvet bag, and LOVE the jingle they make.
I love 10 oz bars, especially the Brittanias. The new Mercury bars are nice, and I got a few of those now. Ive been focusing on gold more. I think it has a better chance of 20% increase in 5 years.
feel better. thats one thing we all have in common unfortunately... needing meds at some point. binds us together as a species I guess. Enjoy your videos. Would like to see what you do for PM "go boxes/bags" debating about how to best separate my stack... how much gold to silver etc. Gold is obviously much lighter but also pricey. I'm not one that goes for end of world stuff, but moving, leaving in a hurry due to a natural disaster makes that a legit thing for everyone. Stay well!
I have a baaaad taste for high premium stuff. Cool show pieces. Honestly, watching and listening to you has really helped me keep that in check. Thanks bro! Good to hear you!
Guys like you are more collectors, which I can’t understand when it comes to something like silver or gold, but also it’s your life. I buy silver as a savings account incase something happens to me. My wife can sell it to cover bills during the legal stuff like life insurance, my investments etc.
@@TheBajamin Ooh I do to. I just like the cool stuff that is made and I like to support the creators of the awesome art. It's a lot about the community for me too which HAS kinda became my life. My favorite things that I have stacked are the awesome members of this community.
I'm in Canada and our exchange rate is 1.34 CAD to every USD. I've been trying to keep my silver to under $40 CAD an ounce. Most of the time I succeed. I wish I could buy silver in the twenties 😢.
JUMP OVER THE BORDER AND GET WHAT YOU WANT IMHO. THEN YOU HAVE TO FIGURE IN GAS,TIME, ETC. TO SEE IF ITS WORTH IT TO TAKE THE ROAD TRIP. PERSONALLY I HAVE TO RUN FROM WI,USA TO ILLINOIS WHY? WE IN WI HAVE A 5.5% TAX SUCKS BUT ITS WORTH IT TO ME SO WHO KNOWS? JUST AN IDEA
I love the 10 oz bars too, and my buying is what is closest to spot most of the time, Eagles or bars. Advantage of 1 ounce silver is selling it can be easier, but I still lean to the bars.
Dude its common sense. If you stack silver . You buy the cheapest silver you can buy. Its not rocket science. Me personally i collect silver and i could careless about spot price.
I was looking for maples at one of my lcs on Saturday to finish a tube. 30 bucks for maples. That's crazy. 10 ounce nadir bars were 26 an ounce. For that price, I could also get a tube of mercury dimes and stay in my budget. 13.5 ounces total instead of 12. Guess which way I went.
Great vid 🔥🙏 I finally got the una&the lion and the three graces and both 10oz 007 bars ,And just picked up a 10oz pamp sussie lady fortuna bar as well 🔥
It's the old stacking vs collector dilemma/trap. You know you shouldn't be buying high premium silver but you can't resist. If you buy high premium stuff, try to have at least a good chance that the collector stuff can hold it's higher premium value. Often, in order for you get the money back out of high premium silver you are going to have sell it person to person route.
My last few purchases have been generic 10 oz bars. The deals are just too good! I just paid $221 and $231 for 10 oz bars. I only pay high premiums for collectables, and those purchases are few and far between.
I am a bit of a prepper also and have several 10oz. bars but I really like the constitutional, mostly because it's widely known and second because its not being made anymore, what do you think about stacking junk silver as a prep for barterability?
Relating to those previously not interested in silver and are cashing in their fiat investments, trusts and retirement funds they will want standard recognizable coins and bars.
I hate that for some reason I really like the expensive stuff. Ild Spanish 8reals, Morgan's, peace, libertads ect. Im probably going to start moving to bars. But I really love constitutional.
Uma & the Lion = Sweet .... As for my stack , it is very diversified. From the beautiful bars to bullion rounds to soveriegn Maple & *ASE as well as a little constitutional. The rest is comprised of a few collectibles . Last run for PM in April and tben its all crypto accumilation until the market tells me otherwise.
I never buy the big money silver. Anything clows to spot is good silver to stack in my opinion. Bro silver gold bull has ten oz bare at spot deal right now check it out. Thumbs up.
75% of my stack is 10 ounce bars, mostly because of the price available (51% off premiums) when I purchased them. And though I do NOT think there will be much if any silver utilized for bartering in most future SHTF scenarios, the rest of my stuff are rounds and junk silver... just in case. Kilos and 100 ounce bars, no. Just not liquid enough. And try bartering with a 100 ounce bar... what are you after, a tractor?
I’m a firm believer that the cheapest bullion isn’t always the best bullion to stack. If generic buffalos are $1 above spot and engelhard or jm bars are $3 above spot, I’d take the vintage bars every time despite a 3x higher premium. I’m one of those types who is fixated on what he likes to collect and I will try to find a good value, but for me, silver is not just silver and the cheapest silver isn’t always the best silver to stack just like the most expensive silver isn’t always the best silver to stack. 10oz bars and larger are a great way to avoid obscene premiums while still collecting something more desirable than pure generics.
@@user-tn7hc4ww3j then, by that logic, if everything costs the same, the better strategy would be to buy what you like or buy as much as you can afford since everything is priced at a level playing field. My LCS prices everything at quite a competitive premium as well, but they rarely have nice 'vintage' or collectible pieces on hand. Availability definitely depends on your locality!
wrong, the world is consuming more silver than comes out of the ground. Only 800 million ounces mined globally per year...thats not very much at all...silver is getting scarce. There is less than one ounce per person on earth...thats very rare!
@@bobsilver3983 This is why I feel silver won't move...If the world needs more silver the price will rise and people will sell silver and the price stops rising..USA is holding its own reserve that's why I say we are silver heavy people haven't sold in years and a lot will sell at a loss or slight gain not covering premiums nevermind inflation...this is why I say it could be many more years
I ask because I’ve never lost money on gold but with silver if I would to sell at the wrong time or purchase at the wrong time I could easily lose money. But with that said I’ve actually made great money on silver by buying at the lows and selling a few dollars higher in spot price. I think many of us stackers make the mistake of buying at the wrong time . For me I believe in gold more then most stackers because I’m always in the green with gold but if silver is purchased at the right time it can be very rewarding. This is why I talk about changing up my stacking strategy so often on my channel. Because there’s definitely a wrong and right time to buy both . There definitely needs to be a bit of strategy and not buy out of FOMO . There’s lots of stackers that believe only in silver and just purchase frivolously and I don’t believe that’s the right way to go about it . I believe in metals I would of never saved as much as I have without it but there definitely is a respectable way to stack precious metal It’s probably our responsibility to teach that . Anyways thanks for the comment I truly appreciate it. I’m always open and interested in other’s experiences with precious metals . Cheers thanks
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Knowing that our stack will eventually be liquidated (by me or our kids or grandkids) at an LCS or other dealer at close to that future spot price, my criteria for silver stacking is weight & purity. Only a few collectible pieces.
Still, as inexpensive as bars are (with regard to premiums vs. coins), it's helpful to grab bars from mints with well-known names, or even an occasional vintage-name bar (like Engelhard) if you can snag a good deal.
@@byteme0000 Which is what I’ve done. All but one of our silver bars were purchased from SD Bullion.
@@slapdat.byteme Awesome. Gotta say, I love those silver bars, too.
That's why I like vintage silver as well, I get excited about it! Buying generic weight is great but it's old hat if you have been stacking for years.10 ounce bars🔥🔥
I dont collect much high premium anything. Low cost silver for me.
When it comes time to sell I hear "Silver is Silver to me" so many times it just isnt worth it for me to pay a lot.
New metal - Expensive
Secondary Market Metal - Slightly older, used, dinged up - Less Expensive
Vintage - Really old, beat to heck - Expensive again!
Isn't it funny though. The metal isn't affected, it is still just as good regardless of age or shape it's in.
I installed a Vintage Tag on my rear end... waiting for a collector.
So far no takers. 😂
Like #157. We listen to you because you speak TRUTH.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
In my opinion when it comes to silver there is so many ways that work it just depends on your situation. Peer-to-peer vintage, collectibles,, low mintages, set runs. Generic low of the low to LCS, Pawn shops. It just depends on your situation who you know and where you're located at.Great video 🇺🇲🦅⚖️
Always appreciate hearing insight from experience. Thanks for sharing.
I am with you. Buy what you like and look for competitive pricing.
I think if you buy what you enjoy, you're more likely to stick with it, which is very important. Great discussion sir.
Probably for some . I’ve seen others get very discouraged paying high premiums because of FOMO or “ silver just not pulling its weight” and not sticking with it and selling off. Kind of depends if they have it in them in the first place. Thanks sal
If you can get 90% silver for a decent price, you can't go wrong with that...I picked up 56 1964 Quarters today. I've been stacking 90% since silver was $15 per ounce...back then you could get 90% at close to melt...I remember buying 90% Roosevelts on eBay for under melt back then. I have some 10 ounce bars myself, my favorite one is the Provident Prospector 10 ounce bar with the old timer miner and his mule beside him...they carry a premium nowadays. I guy in my area bought over 100 of those when silver was $15...I remember him paying $160ish each. They sell for $300-$370 each now on eBay.
Like #31 - Another great video SS!
I've been buying 90% lately for barter when SHTF later on this year. Sold almost all my generic a few weeks ago to pay for a cabin on my remote 10 acres. My wife pointed out that generic would only be effective barter with other stackers. 99% of people out there wouldn't put any value on it, but people know our coinage used to be silver. Mercury dimes in particular stand out as something old, cool, and comparatively valuable. Besides MD, I've got 90 silver quarters in a velvet bag, and LOVE the jingle they make.
I love 10 oz bars, especially the Brittanias. The new Mercury bars are nice, and I got a few of those now. Ive been focusing on gold more. I think it has a better chance of 20% increase in 5 years.
Awesome Info my Friend!!! Let’s keep Stacking!!! 🥇🥈🥇
feel better. thats one thing we all have in common unfortunately... needing meds at some point. binds us together as a species I guess.
Enjoy your videos. Would like to see what you do for PM "go boxes/bags" debating about how to best separate my stack... how much gold to silver etc. Gold is obviously much lighter but also pricey. I'm not one that goes for end of world stuff, but moving, leaving in a hurry due to a natural disaster makes that a legit thing for everyone. Stay well!
I have a baaaad taste for high premium stuff. Cool show pieces. Honestly, watching and listening to you has really helped me keep that in check. Thanks bro! Good to hear you!
Guys like you are more collectors, which I can’t understand when it comes to something like silver or gold, but also it’s your life. I buy silver as a savings account incase something happens to me. My wife can sell it to cover bills during the legal stuff like life insurance, my investments etc.
@@TheBajamin Ooh I do to. I just like the cool stuff that is made and I like to support the creators of the awesome art. It's a lot about the community for me too which HAS kinda became my life. My favorite things that I have stacked are the awesome members of this community.
@@A.M.T.V. that’s a fair point. I’m just cheap 🤣
@@TheBajamin I am also cheap my friend lol. Wiping our asses should not cost us money!
I'm in Canada and our exchange rate is 1.34 CAD to every USD. I've been trying to keep my silver to under $40 CAD an ounce. Most of the time I succeed. I wish I could buy silver in the twenties 😢.
JUMP OVER THE BORDER AND GET WHAT YOU WANT IMHO. THEN YOU HAVE TO FIGURE IN GAS,TIME, ETC. TO SEE IF ITS WORTH IT TO TAKE THE ROAD TRIP. PERSONALLY I HAVE TO RUN FROM WI,USA TO ILLINOIS WHY? WE IN WI HAVE A 5.5% TAX SUCKS BUT ITS WORTH IT TO ME SO WHO KNOWS? JUST AN IDEA
@@jamesreal7987no cheaper doing it that way.
I love the 10 oz bars too, and my buying is what is closest to spot most of the time, Eagles or bars. Advantage of 1 ounce silver is selling it can be easier, but I still lean to the bars.
Same here. I buy the secondary market cheapest 10 ounce bars.
Dude its common sense. If you stack silver . You buy the cheapest silver you can buy. Its not rocket science. Me personally i collect silver and i could careless about spot price.
Indeed, I agree cheapest Silver that’s why I buy secondary market rounds and 10 ounce bars
I mean i agree but u also wanna like whats in your stack… if i can get a britannia bar for $5 more than a generic crap looking bar, im buying the brit
It's couldn't care less.
@@markgotschall2914 I could give a fuck less . How about that !!!
@@markgotschall2914 The Grammar police
I was looking for maples at one of my lcs on Saturday to finish a tube. 30 bucks for maples. That's crazy. 10 ounce nadir bars were 26 an ounce. For that price, I could also get a tube of mercury dimes and stay in my budget. 13.5 ounces total instead of 12. Guess which way I went.
I like untested silver over gold bars myself …they are cheaper but have great upside
I'm not a fan of large silver bars but I sure love that 100% bar!, must be because of the sharp square edges!
Kilo bars have great premiums. They're usually $1 to $1.25 over spot.
i found a 10 oz bar for $0.89 over spot!
Great vid 🔥🙏 I finally got the una&the lion and the three graces and both 10oz 007 bars ,And just picked up a 10oz pamp sussie lady fortuna bar as well 🔥
I seem to prefer to the instantaneous liquidity of Sprott Physical ETF.
Awesome Collection , Very Nice ! 👍
It's the old stacking vs collector dilemma/trap. You know you shouldn't be buying high premium silver but you can't resist. If you buy high premium stuff, try to have at least a good chance that the collector stuff can hold it's higher premium value. Often, in order for you get the money back out of high premium silver you are going to have sell it person to person route.
i have been buying circulated coins at used bar price ... bought several maples that way
You have made some valid points.
My last few purchases have been generic 10 oz bars. The deals are just too good! I just paid $221 and $231 for 10 oz bars. I only pay high premiums for collectables, and those purchases are few and far between.
Love me those bars.
Boom 💥 thanks brother
Beautiful bars
I am a bit of a prepper also and have several 10oz. bars but I really like the constitutional, mostly because it's widely known and second because its not being made anymore, what do you think about stacking junk silver as a prep for barterability?
Stack hard, prep hard✌🏻
Relating to those previously not interested in silver and are cashing in their fiat investments, trusts and retirement funds they will want standard recognizable coins and bars.
If you eventually plan on selling to coin shop or whoever you leave it to, selling to a coin shop, then get the best price generic silver.
If you know the value. I think vintage is always a good guy.
Great video, maybe a step further. What about buying the cheapest secondary market rounds and 10 ounce bars?
Libertads are one of the most beautiful coins there is.
Another great video Savage. Keep up the good work bro.😎👍
Thank you I appreciate it
Started w/1pz rds but Royal Canadian 10oz bars for me. Been a wild roller coaster on price.
Among all these silver bars, this 1 oz gold coin stands out.
As far as generic goes, I too prefer the 10 oz bars☠️💀☠️
Great video brother 🙏🏻
Thanks bro I appreciate it
I have been going ham buying 10 oz bars since the start of the new year!
SAVAGE YOU OL' DOG GREAT VID BROTHER
I hate that for some reason I really like the expensive stuff. Ild Spanish 8reals, Morgan's, peace, libertads ect. Im probably going to start moving to bars. But I really love constitutional.
Uma & the Lion = Sweet .... As for my stack , it is very diversified. From the beautiful bars to bullion rounds to soveriegn Maple & *ASE as well as a little constitutional. The rest is comprised of a few collectibles . Last run for PM in April and tben its all crypto accumilation until the market tells me otherwise.
Coin shop by me pays a buck less for generic than they do eagles. For stacking its definitely best to buy generic and bars.
great sharing as always 😎 just keep on stacking!
I never buy the big money silver. Anything clows to spot is good silver to stack in my opinion. Bro silver gold bull has ten oz bare at spot deal right now check it out. Thumbs up.
Great video brother awesome advice😊
Nice work 🤘
First!
Love the cheap silver these days!!
I'm trying to capitalize on the spot deals
75% of my stack is 10 ounce bars, mostly because of the price available (51% off premiums) when I purchased them. And though I do NOT think there will be much if any silver utilized for bartering in most future SHTF scenarios, the rest of my stuff are rounds and junk silver... just in case. Kilos and 100 ounce bars, no. Just not liquid enough. And try bartering with a 100 ounce bar... what are you after, a tractor?
I just saw your magnet in Tim's shop on Yankee's channel.
Right on that’s cool .
Bro
You will jump on vintage bar like a Duck on a June Bug if you see one in an LCS.
Ha ha you know it especially if the price is right
My first year of stacking is almost over. Time to get serious
Cool.❤
Stack everything that isn't glued to the showcase at your LCS.
That’s right bro we want it allllllll
Let's go! ✨👊🏼
ALWAYS EVERYWHERE ITS LBS....LOL
@@jamesreal7987 Coffee at Savage:30 ✨👊🏼
Thanks savage...
Nice looking stack
there is no best type in my humble opinion... there are certainly worst types tho lol
I’m a firm believer that the cheapest bullion isn’t always the best bullion to stack. If generic buffalos are $1 above spot and engelhard or jm bars are $3 above spot, I’d take the vintage bars every time despite a 3x higher premium. I’m one of those types who is fixated on what he likes to collect and I will try to find a good value, but for me, silver is not just silver and the cheapest silver isn’t always the best silver to stack just like the most expensive silver isn’t always the best silver to stack.
10oz bars and larger are a great way to avoid obscene premiums while still collecting something more desirable than pure generics.
And that’s why you are a collector not a stacker my friend. Not a bad thing to be it’s just a little different than being a stacker
@@savagestacker I like to think of myself as a stacker of collectibles or a stacollector 😂
My local LCS sells 'vintage' bars at $1.50 over spot. He also sells those Royal Mint 10oz. Lyon bars at the same price.
@@user-tn7hc4ww3j then, by that logic, if everything costs the same, the better strategy would be to buy what you like or buy as much as you can afford since everything is priced at a level playing field. My LCS prices everything at quite a competitive premium as well, but they rarely have nice 'vintage' or collectible pieces on hand. Availability definitely depends on your locality!
I was surprised when SS said those Royal Mint bars were selling for $1,000 each when I can get 4 of those bars for $1,000.@@silverbarstacker
I love ten ounce bars.
It just feels right ! Lol 😂
Silver isnt covering premiums nevermind inflation and thats cheap silver...mite not for a long time USA is silver heavy
wrong, the world is consuming more silver than comes out of the ground. Only 800 million ounces mined globally per year...thats not very much at all...silver is getting scarce. There is less than one ounce per person on earth...thats very rare!
@@bobsilver3983 This is why I feel silver won't move...If the world needs more silver the price will rise and people will sell silver and the price stops rising..USA is holding its own reserve that's why I say we are silver heavy people haven't sold in years and a lot will sell at a loss or slight gain not covering premiums nevermind inflation...this is why I say it could be many more years
Buy buy buy
There’s no best silver to stack. Silver sucks. Lost lots of $$$ on it. Should have bought gold instead
Just curious how long did you hold on to your silver ?
If you buy high and sell low...you are suppose to buy low and sell high. I started buying silver when it was at $15 forever around 7 or 8 years ago.
About 2 or 3 years@@savagestacker
I ask because I’ve never lost money on gold but with silver if I would to sell at the wrong time or purchase at the wrong time I could easily lose money. But with that said I’ve actually made great money on silver by buying at the lows and selling a few dollars higher in spot price.
I think many of us stackers make the mistake of buying at the wrong time . For me I believe in gold more then most stackers because I’m always in the green with gold but if silver is purchased at the right time it can be very rewarding. This is why I talk about changing up my stacking strategy so often on my channel. Because there’s definitely a wrong and right time to buy both . There definitely needs to be a bit of strategy and not buy out of FOMO .
There’s lots of stackers that believe only in silver and just purchase frivolously and I don’t believe that’s the right way to go about it .
I believe in metals I would of never saved as much as I have without it but there definitely is a respectable way to stack precious metal
It’s probably our responsibility to teach that .
Anyways thanks for the comment I truly appreciate it. I’m always open and interested in other’s experiences with precious metals . Cheers thanks
👍🏽🫡👑🏴☠️🪙