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0:00 💰 Understanding the concept of premium is crucial when buying gold bars or coins, as it represents the additional cost over the spot price. 1:16 🔄 Buying smaller gold bars or coins offers flexibility in taking advantage of price fluctuations and selling in smaller increments. 4:36 🏦 Gold bars come in two main types: minted bars with intricate designs and cast bars, which may offer lower premiums but less aesthetic appeal. 6:32 🪙 Gold coins, while typically having higher premiums, have the advantage of being legal tender, providing a guaranteed face value by the issuing government. 7:55 📈 Cash bars offer a smart way to maximize value when buying physical gold, as they typically have lower premiums compared to coins or minted bars.
I watched this video many times I really like this 50 grams bar and I’m saving my salary one day inshallah (God will) I will buy this beautiful bar 😍😍😍
I did not mentioned on the video that the most common sizes of gold coins are 1/10 of an ounce, 1/4 of an ounce, half ounce and 1 ounce. Also, bigger bullion items such as 1 kilo gold bar have lower liquidity over smaller gold items as it is much easier and faster to sell 1 oz of gold than 1 kilo (32.15 oz) gold bar. Your local gold or coin dealer might not have immediate funds available to buy an 1 kilo gold bar. With that in mind, for fast cash, smaller portions of gold such as 100 grams, 1 ounce or smaller pieces will always offer liquidity advantage whenever you decided to exchange your gold back to currency
Thank you SBP 716! That was one of my first videos! The collection was updated and the videos got better with the time. Thanks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍
Thank you Cesar! There is a new video coming up this Saturday with new pieces of the collection. including 1kg lady Fortuna Gold Bar and 1 oz Gold Britannia Bar 😉
@@P37RU5 It's very dense metal, one cant believe it unitl he gets to touch it. Reminds me of the first time i touched 1 oz gold !!! keep juicing that stack, make it happen !
Dear Sir: really happy to have discovered you. Question: as a Stacker and not a collector , bars are the best even in Gold ? Are they that easy to re-sell ? I thought that it was easier to re-sell Gold & Silver Metal Leafs, for an example, and in one of your video you say that the Philharmonic is the best because very sought for in Europe ? Finally: i never knew what legal tender meant for real: how do they determine that 1 oz gold gives 50 $CDN !? Cheers to you!
In theory, there are few advantages with legal tender coins. Although, no one would use a gold or silver legal tender coin to go to a supermarket because the legal tender value in the coin is much smaller than its metal value. two advantages of the legal tender coins are to be exempt of taxes, as you move your gold from a country to another, the local law might charge taxes on your gold; however, if your gold coins are consider currency as they have legal tender, these local governments can not easily charge taxes on currency. Other idea advantage behind the legal tender coins is that if in the future there is a gold confiscation like happened in 1933, these legal tender coins would not be confiscated because it is considered currency. That would be the same as opening your wallet and taking your money. (I don't believe there will be a gold confiscation ever again). I don't know how do they determine the legal tender value; nevertheless, when these legal tenders/face value were assigned to gold coins, the gold price was much lower. The Gold Maple Leaf legal tender has a face value of 50 Canadian dollars, but this face value was assigned to the coins in 1979. back then the price of 1 oz of gold was $400
Hello Rod, as I live in Europe I use bullionbypost, Goldavenue and Austrian Mint. They are all very reliable. If you are in the U.S I recommend Apmex 👍🏻
Any amount of gold bellow 100g (3.2 oz) will sell quite easily, regardless if it is in a form of coin or a bar. Selling smaller amount of gold is as easy as exchange dollars for Euros and vice-versa. Bigger bars and coins such as 250g, 500g, 1kg are more difficult to sell. Nevertheless, some countries or states my charge Capital Gains Taxes when you sell your gold
@P37RU5: May I ask, in today’s market, what is a competitive premium for gold coins at a coin shop. I typically shop for the American Eagles and Buffalo. Again, thank you.
I would say that until 3% premium is a good deal and from 3.5% until 5% is a fair deal. Nevertheless, the premium depends on the amount of gold weight and the type of bullion that you are buying. At the moment the coins from the US Mint (eagle and buffalo) are coming with a high premium as the US mint is with low capacity of production; consequently, not being able to attend the demands. There is a beautiful coin from the Perth Mint that I really want to buy but the premium is at 6.2% at the moment. I really want this coin but I am a bit reluctant to pay this premium, even though this “premium” already includes a “free delivery”. My emotional side wants to buy the coin, but my rational side doesn’t allow me
@P37RU5: Thank you for the feedback. I am an American living in Thailand. It’s very difficult to purchase quality gold coins here. The cast product are the prevalent commodity here, but they’re more difficult to convert in Europe or the US. Any suggestions.
Hello Beto! Generally speaking yes, but it depends and the brand and the model. If you are asking about the lady Fortuna, you can check the size by clicking on each bar using the link bellow www.pamp.com/mintedingots#filter=4,154,1& Also, here is something important to know before choosing the size of bar that best fits your strategy th-cam.com/video/OC2bTpbqfls/w-d-xo.html Thank you for your comment and supporting the channel 😉
When selling, if the amount of $ for cast and minted bars is the same, is there a reason to buy the minted bars aside from aesthetics? You seem to have more minted than cast bars in your collection. Great video!!
i love how this comment was hearted but never answered hah. here is my two cents, the mints will maintain a higher premium over the casts even if you remove the mint from its package. the premium's you'll get when selling gold are low compared to the ones you'll pay from large reliable* gold merchants in most any case. Still you should try to get 1-2% or more above melt(spot) value. a good thing to do is keep all the receipts especially if you're investing in larger bars, as they are more prone to be counterfeited
Sorry, for the late response, I haven’t seen the comment before. The reasons why I have more minted bars are aesthetic for sure and due to the fact that I am also a collector, so having different bar designs is good for the collector’s perspective.
Lovely stack. I cant decide which I love more: the lady fortuna or the poured pamp suisse bar... I looked for the 100g suisee bar before but could not find any... Im based in UK, any recommendations..?
I am happy to hear that you liked the stack! Prices are a bit high now; nevertheless, here are two dealers that I use: If you are based in UK, you could try this link. They are based in Birmingham. A little bit expensive but very reliable, they offer free delivery and great variety: www.bullionbypost.co.uk Or you could try this one from Switzerland. A little cheaper, also reliable, but an expensive delivery cost. The advantage here is that they store for you for free and buy back immediately 24/7 if your product is in their vault; in fact, their vault is located inside the PAMP refinery. www.goldavenue.com I hope it helps! Take care
@@P37RU5 Thanks. I've used bullionbypost but their premiums are really high. Plus, I just checked and they don't even stock the 100 gram suisse bar... As for the other dealer, I've never used them but certainly wouldnt feel to happy storing my gold with them haha. But here's a question: do they sell new 10gram suisse bars or are they second-hand...?
They sell it new! They are actually the official dealer of the PAMP. I store some items with them, but to be honest I like to have the items in my personal collection and look at them everyday 😊
Hello Anil, I prefer the 24k gold as it is the purest form of gold that a person can buy and it is prettier. The 24k gold has a nicer yellow color. On the other hand, the 24k gold is softer and must be handled with care to avoid scratches and finger marks. In most countries, either 22k and 24k gold are exempt of taxes. Coins made in 22k and 24k gold are common and easy to find; however, gold bars will come mostly on 24k. 22k gold bars are NOT common or easy to find. I am not even sure if they are being produced at the moment. I don’t know how the taxes on bullion are applied in Asian countries; although, in the USA and Europe any 22 or 24k gold are exempt of taxes. 24k gold is 99.9% pure gold 22k gold is 96.12% pure gold I hope this comment helps you 👍
Hello Xiangzhi, To buy the best bullion or best coin will depend on you location and how fast you can sell it if you eventually need cash. I would recommend coins that are backed by the Government, In Europe I like the Britannias & Philarmonics, In China I would recommend the gold pandas, in Australia the kangaroos and in USA the American Eagles *Even though, American eagles have high premium. I hope it helps 😉 Thanks for your question, might be a good idea to do a video about this 👍
@@P37RU5 thank you so much. I’m more interested in bars. Less premium but not cast bars. I like to have some sort of design. I guess mint bars is something in between right?
I like the PAMP lady fortuna bars. Premium is reasonable and the design is beautiful. I also like the Britannia gold bars but the premium is a bit higher
Hello mixonayers! I don't have a precise answer for that; however, I guess it will depend on who is buying the gold. Some buyers will buy the gold and send it back to refineries to melt it down and transform in something else, so for them keeping the bars on the assay card is not necessary. On the other hand, If you sell the bar privately for a stacker or collector he or she might prefer keep it in the assay card and use the veriscan to check the authenticity.
That's some beautiful gold!! The biggest gold I have is 1 ounce. I had the chance to buy a 10 ounce at my dealer, but he was having a hard time selling it, since he wanted cash. I decided against it. I prefer smaller denominations in gold and silver.
Hello mimaroo, 1oz is a perfect size for gold! My preference for gold coins are 1/2 oz and 1 oz sizes! Keep stacking! 😉 Thanks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍
Hello Ako Riko! In my opinion yes, it is a good time to buy gold. There was a significant pullback in gold prices Friday and we can take advantages of this pullback in prices before they go back up. Just keep in mind that it is my personal opinion and I am not a professional financial advisor 😉
@@meet560 nobody can be 100% sure, but with all these money printing, I strongly believe in 3 to 5 weeks the price of gold will be back around $2000. This is what I believe; in fact, I bought more gold yesterday and I am planning to buy some silver Monday 😉 Timing the market to pick up tops & bottoms is the most difficult thing
Hello Filip, The certificate (assay card) serves as guarantee by the refinery that the gold minted meets the purity standards inscribed on the card. This helps you feel confident that you buy precious metals knowing that their true purity and authenticity has been tested and guaranteed by the mint/refinery. Thanks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍
Giving 1 once of gold for 50 dollars wow... who would do that? Gold has been there for thousands of years and will remain there forever unlike fiat currency.
Hello babyluchoypisco, I agree with you! The face value on these coins is ridiculously low, but these values on coins were set up many decades ago when the price of gold was much lower. Still, these face values should be updated 😉 If instead of $50, the face value was $500, I bet waaaay more people would buy these coins Thanks for your comment and supporting the channel 👍
Hello PT, Yes, you are right! It is ridiculous that the 1 oz Gold eagle has a face value of just $50. I know these face values were set many years ago when the price of gold was lower, but these values should be updated time to time. I am quite sure that more Gold eagles would be sold if the face value was at least $500. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us and supporting the channel 👍
The premium on jewellery is incredible high, you probably would have to wait long time to brake even. I wouldn't recommend jewellery as investment. The premium that you describe above is 30%, so you would have to wait the price of gold to go 30% up to break even.... normally gold goes up 30% in 18-24 months; however, these gold bars and coins on the video have 3 - 5 % premium and with a little bit of luck you can recover your investment in a week
@@P37RU5 True. jewelry costs more because of craftsman work etc. not a good idea for investments for sure. just pure bars is what's it worth for. I think in Middle East gold premium is way cheaper than here in US as well. Abu Dhabi is a great example of cheap premium and actually benefits you in the long run. I was specifically talking about a brand called Mene. their premium is stupid high.
You are right! The only advantage that I see in jewellery is the fact that you can not travel out of countries with large amount of cash, gold coins or gold bars. The limits in US is 10.000 dollars and in Europe 10.000 EUR, any higher amount than this you would have to declare and possibly pay taxes; however, it is absolutely fine if you take an airplane and leave the country with a ring of 20,000 dollars in your finger or a necklace for example 😉
Hello everybody, If you want to know more about the future of gold, we highly recommend the bellow best seller book from Jim Rickards (Former advisor of White house, C.I.A and Pentagon) amzn.to/3vplWIL
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0:00 💰 Understanding the concept of premium is crucial when buying gold bars or coins, as it represents the additional cost over the spot price.
1:16 🔄 Buying smaller gold bars or coins offers flexibility in taking advantage of price fluctuations and selling in smaller increments.
4:36 🏦 Gold bars come in two main types: minted bars with intricate designs and cast bars, which may offer lower premiums but less aesthetic appeal.
6:32 🪙 Gold coins, while typically having higher premiums, have the advantage of being legal tender, providing a guaranteed face value by the issuing government.
7:55 📈 Cash bars offer a smart way to maximize value when buying physical gold, as they typically have lower premiums compared to coins or minted bars.
I watched this video many times I really like this 50 grams bar and I’m saving my salary one day inshallah (God will) I will buy this beautiful bar 😍😍😍
You can do it!
3 years later do you buy the bar ??
Not god will, your will
Great gold stack 👍
Thank you! I am glad you like it!
How much is the price of 50 grams today. I mean the Lady Fertona?
I did not mentioned on the video that the most common sizes of gold coins are 1/10 of an ounce, 1/4 of an ounce, half ounce and 1 ounce.
Also, bigger bullion items such as 1 kilo gold bar have lower liquidity over smaller gold items as it is much easier and faster to sell 1 oz of gold than 1 kilo (32.15 oz) gold bar.
Your local gold or coin dealer might not have immediate funds available to buy an 1 kilo gold bar. With that in mind, for fast cash, smaller portions of gold such as 100 grams, 1 ounce or smaller pieces will always offer liquidity advantage whenever you decided to exchange your gold back to currency
Only buy shield back gold sovereigns ,,they always go up 👆 even if gold goes down ,,collectors cant get enough of them ,,😊
yes very nice collection! ill be there one day😁
Thank you Daniel! I am glad you liked it! 👍🏻
Excellent video on PAMP gold bars !!
I am glad you enjoyed! We also have posted one specific about the PAMP bars 😉
Truly good information here
Awesome video
Very very very nice. I love PAMP Bars
Nice video, educational and good points made, thanks for sharing.
Hello Joseph,
I am glad you liked the video 😉
Thanks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍
I like your collection 💯🔥🔥
Thank you SBP 716!
That was one of my first videos! The collection was updated and the videos got better with the time.
Thanks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍
Thank you 👍
👍nice .. greetings from Germany
Thank you! Greetings from Südtirol - Italy 👍🏻
Nice cast bar 100 gram suisse. Where can I buy some in Canada...
How can I get this Suisse gold bar help me.....
Very useful information in this video and great gold stack!
Thank you very much! I am glad you enjoyed 👍
Nice. 100gms. Price please. Thank you.
Good video, i learned alot in just minutes. Nice accent aswell 🤑
I am very happy to read your comment! I hope you find all the information that you search 👍
beautiful collection
Thank you Cesar!
There is a new video coming up this Saturday with new pieces of the collection. including 1kg lady Fortuna Gold Bar and 1 oz Gold Britannia Bar 😉
5:12
The fact that the desk and the camera got shaken when u putted back the bar proves of how much heavy it is despite her small looking !
Very good observation! I didn’t notice that before reading your comment
@@P37RU5 It's very dense metal, one cant believe it unitl he gets to touch it. Reminds me of the first time i touched 1 oz gold !!! keep juicing that stack, make it happen !
I was amazed when I touched my first ounce of gold too. It was an 1 oz Britannia coin
Dear Sir: really happy to have discovered you. Question: as a Stacker and not a collector , bars are the best even in Gold ? Are they that easy to re-sell ? I thought that it was easier to re-sell Gold & Silver Metal Leafs, for an example, and in one of your video you say that the Philharmonic is the best because very sought for in Europe ? Finally: i never knew what legal tender meant for real: how do they determine that 1 oz gold gives 50 $CDN !? Cheers to you!
In theory, there are few advantages with legal tender coins. Although, no one would use a gold or silver legal tender coin to go to a supermarket because the legal tender value in the coin is much smaller than its metal value.
two advantages of the legal tender coins are to be exempt of taxes, as you move your gold from a country to another, the local law might charge taxes on your gold; however, if your gold coins are consider currency as they have legal tender, these local governments can not easily charge taxes on currency.
Other idea advantage behind the legal tender coins is that if in the future there is a gold confiscation like happened in 1933, these legal tender coins would not be confiscated because it is considered currency. That would be the same as opening your wallet and taking your money. (I don't believe there will be a gold confiscation ever again).
I don't know how do they determine the legal tender value; nevertheless, when these legal tenders/face value were assigned to gold coins, the gold price was much lower.
The Gold Maple Leaf legal tender has a face value of 50 Canadian dollars, but this face value was assigned to the coins in 1979. back then the price of 1 oz of gold was $400
@@P37RU5 tremendous and splendid information! Thank you very much!
@@P37RU5 it does help me a lot in my decisions.
Excellent explaining
Mind if i ask which shop you got your gold from?
Hello Rod, as I live in Europe I use bullionbypost, Goldavenue and Austrian Mint. They are all very reliable. If you are in the U.S I recommend Apmex 👍🏻
I know that at no time did you ever rap in this video, however, I do feel the need to say.......
BARZ
Thank you Todd 😉
lool
I been looking to find a new 50 or 100 gram cast by pamp for 6 years now.
No luck......
Great video. And gold miners stocks are good too for invest because you recieve high dividends, right?
Obrigado Leonel!
Yes! The gold miners are good because you can get paid while you wait for the price of gold to go higher 👍
Grande abraço!
Thanks for sharing!
Hello Stacker Dude
I am glad you like it!
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whats the easiest to sell?
Any amount of gold bellow 100g (3.2 oz) will sell quite easily, regardless if it is in a form of coin or a bar. Selling smaller amount of gold is as easy as exchange dollars for Euros and vice-versa.
Bigger bars and coins such as 250g, 500g, 1kg are more difficult to sell.
Nevertheless, some countries or states my charge Capital Gains Taxes when you sell your gold
I just discovered your channel. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Hello Arthur! I am glad to hear that you like the channel. Thanks for your comments
@P37RU5: May I ask, in today’s market, what is a competitive premium for gold coins at a coin shop. I typically shop for the American Eagles and Buffalo. Again, thank you.
I would say that until 3% premium is a good deal and from 3.5% until 5% is a fair deal. Nevertheless, the premium depends on the amount of gold weight and the type of bullion that you are buying.
At the moment the coins from the US Mint (eagle and buffalo) are coming with a high premium as the US mint is with low capacity of production; consequently, not being able to attend the demands.
There is a beautiful coin from the Perth Mint that I really want to buy but the premium is at 6.2% at the moment.
I really want this coin but I am a bit reluctant to pay this premium, even though this “premium” already includes a “free delivery”.
My emotional side wants to buy the coin, but my rational side doesn’t allow me
@P37RU5: Thank you for the feedback. I am an American living in Thailand. It’s very difficult to purchase quality gold coins here. The cast product are the prevalent commodity here, but they’re more difficult to convert in Europe or the US. Any suggestions.
@P37RU5: will you do a program on the Perth Mint coin you want to buy?
Well diversified stack of gold!... subd
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I am glad you like it!
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Casbar ?
Cast bar 😉
@@P37RU5 thank you
Thanks for this video and all the information!
Nice stack by the way!
Great content! Thank you brother!
Thank you 😉
Not sure were you are selling but most dealers wouldn't even give spot price for a cast bar in America. So in a way, premium in, premium out.
If you were to resell a 24ct 100g gold bar. What would the value be?
My coin shop would do Spot - $100 if it’s still in the assay, Spot-10% if it’s a loose bar (no assay).
Is a 5 or 10 gram gold bar bigger than a 1gram?
Hello Beto!
Generally speaking yes, but it depends and the brand and the model.
If you are asking about the lady Fortuna, you can check the size by clicking on each bar using the link bellow
www.pamp.com/mintedingots#filter=4,154,1&
Also, here is something important to know before choosing the size of bar that best fits your strategy
th-cam.com/video/OC2bTpbqfls/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for your comment and supporting the channel 😉
When selling, if the amount of $ for cast and minted bars is the same, is there a reason to buy the minted bars aside from aesthetics? You seem to have more minted than cast bars in your collection.
Great video!!
i love how this comment was hearted but never answered hah.
here is my two cents, the mints will maintain a higher premium over the casts even if you remove the mint from its package. the premium's you'll get when selling gold are low compared to the ones you'll pay from large reliable* gold merchants in most any case. Still you should try to get 1-2% or more above melt(spot) value. a good thing to do is keep all the receipts especially if you're investing in larger bars, as they are more prone to be counterfeited
Sorry, for the late response, I haven’t seen the comment before.
The reasons why I have more minted bars are aesthetic for sure and due to the fact that I am also a collector, so having different bar designs is good for the collector’s perspective.
@@P37RU5 the perth mint kangaroo bars are particularly attractive in my opinion
They very cool indeed! I don’t have any of them yet but I have some rectangular Dragon coins from Perth Mint 😉
Lovely stack. I cant decide which I love more: the lady fortuna or the poured pamp suisse bar...
I looked for the 100g suisee bar before but could not find any... Im based in UK, any recommendations..?
I am happy to hear that you liked the stack!
Prices are a bit high now; nevertheless, here are two dealers that I use:
If you are based in UK, you could try this link. They are based in Birmingham. A little bit expensive but very reliable, they offer free delivery and great variety:
www.bullionbypost.co.uk
Or you could try this one from Switzerland. A little cheaper, also reliable, but an expensive delivery cost. The advantage here is that they store for you for free and buy back immediately 24/7 if your product is in their vault; in fact, their vault is located inside the PAMP refinery.
www.goldavenue.com
I hope it helps! Take care
@@P37RU5 Thanks. I've used bullionbypost but their premiums are really high. Plus, I just checked and they don't even stock the 100 gram suisse bar...
As for the other dealer, I've never used them but certainly wouldnt feel to happy storing my gold with them haha.
But here's a question: do they sell new 10gram suisse bars or are they second-hand...?
100* gram I mean
They sell it new! They are actually the official dealer of the PAMP. I store some items with them, but to be honest I like to have the items in my personal collection and look at them everyday 😊
@@P37RU5 yes i agree with that!
so, they deliver to the UK from switzerland? what would delivery cost be for a 100g suisse bar?
Beautiful! Subbed 👍 I like the poured bar best
Hello thousandaire!
I am glad you like it!
Thanks for subscribing & welcome aboard 👍
Which bar we should purchase 24 k or 22 k plz explain....only for investment purpose not for jwellery??
Hello Anil,
I prefer the 24k gold as it is the purest form of gold that a person can buy and it is prettier. The 24k gold has a nicer yellow color. On the other hand, the 24k gold is softer and must be handled with care to avoid scratches and finger marks.
In most countries, either 22k and 24k gold are exempt of taxes. Coins made in 22k and 24k gold are common and easy to find; however, gold bars will come mostly on 24k.
22k gold bars are NOT common or easy to find. I am not even sure if they are being produced at the moment.
I don’t know how the taxes on bullion are applied in Asian countries; although, in the USA and Europe any 22 or 24k gold are exempt of taxes.
24k gold is 99.9% pure gold
22k gold is 96.12% pure gold
I hope this comment helps you 👍
@@P37RU5 wat I understood is thay24 k is better....but fragile to be stored.thanks for info...
@@P37RU5 22 karat is 91,6%
Hello Odd Geir,
You are right! Thanks for that 😉
What is the best bullion in your opinion? Appreciated
Hello Xiangzhi,
To buy the best bullion or best coin will depend on you location and how fast you can sell it if you eventually need cash. I would recommend coins that are backed by the Government, In Europe I like the Britannias & Philarmonics, In China I would recommend the gold pandas, in Australia the kangaroos and in USA the American Eagles *Even though, American eagles have high premium.
I hope it helps 😉
Thanks for your question, might be a good idea to do a video about this 👍
@@P37RU5 thank you so much. I’m more interested in bars. Less premium but not cast bars. I like to have some sort of design. I guess mint bars is something in between right?
I like the PAMP lady fortuna bars. Premium is reasonable and the design is beautiful. I also like the Britannia gold bars but the premium is a bit higher
@@P37RU5 thanks again! I will go for PAMP bar.
@ptaeiy appreciated! That’s a very good point.
Sweet
Thank you! 👍
Where you brought these?
Hello Dod!
I bought long time ago in Europe from goldavenue.com; however, if you are in the USA, you can find them at apmex.com
Thanks for watching 👍
@@P37RU5 it’s safe to buy it online ?
@@dodok961 That is the only way I ever bought gold.
In which country do you live? maybe I can recommend a dealer to you
@@P37RU5 nyc thanks
You can use apmex.com or jmbullion.com 😉
Hey, when you come to sell the pamp bars will they open the assay card to verify it? Or would they just use the verification app?
Hello mixonayers!
I don't have a precise answer for that; however, I guess it will depend on who is buying the gold. Some buyers will buy the gold and send it back to refineries to melt it down and transform in something else, so for them keeping the bars on the assay card is not necessary. On the other hand, If you sell the bar privately for a stacker or collector he or she might prefer keep it in the assay card and use the veriscan to check the authenticity.
That's some beautiful gold!! The biggest gold I have is 1 ounce. I had the chance to buy a 10 ounce at my dealer, but he was having a hard time selling it, since he wanted cash. I decided against it. I prefer smaller denominations in gold and silver.
Hello mimaroo,
1oz is a perfect size for gold! My preference for gold coins are 1/2 oz and 1 oz sizes!
Keep stacking! 😉
Thanks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍
Wow dude
I am quite glad you are enjoying our videos and collection
Plz .publish where can public buy this 999.9 gold
It is best way to sold
Hello Hari,
The best place to buy will depend a lot on your geographic location. On which country do you like?
True
Where do you live
Europe 👍
Sir is it a good time now to buy gold
Hello Ako Riko!
In my opinion yes, it is a good time to buy gold.
There was a significant pullback in gold prices Friday and we can take advantages of this pullback in prices before they go back up.
Just keep in mind that it is my personal opinion and I am not a professional financial advisor 😉
@@P37RU5 are you sure or I should wait some more time
@@meet560 nobody can be 100% sure, but with all these money printing, I strongly believe in 3 to 5 weeks the price of gold will be back around $2000. This is what I believe; in fact, I bought more gold yesterday and I am planning to buy some silver Monday 😉
Timing the market to pick up tops & bottoms is the most difficult thing
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Hello Dong ho!
Thanks for saying hi 😉
What is he saying? Guess bar? Cash bar? Mint vs what??
What does the certificate mean?
Hello Filip,
The certificate (assay card) serves as guarantee by the refinery that the gold minted meets the purity standards inscribed on the card. This helps you feel confident that you buy precious metals knowing that their true purity and authenticity has been tested and guaranteed by the mint/refinery.
Thanks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍
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Giving 1 once of gold for 50 dollars wow... who would do that? Gold has been there for thousands of years and will remain there forever unlike fiat currency.
Hello babyluchoypisco,
I agree with you! The face value on these coins is ridiculously low, but these values on coins were set up many decades ago when the price of gold was much lower. Still, these face values should be updated 😉
If instead of $50, the face value was $500, I bet waaaay more people would buy these coins
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cant beat the look and feel of normal cast, i just want to lick it!
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@@P37RU5 i know you've sniffed it and given it a peck on the cheek!
There’s actually less gold in PAMP or coins/rounds than bullion, buy bullion.
Less gold? How come? 🤔
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Can i have one please?
Which one do you like? Do you want to trade for a puppy? 😉
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That is a good deal! The man’s best friend is definitely worth more than gold! It is priceless 😉
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I never understood why they put a “face value” on any gold or silver coins when it’s usually worth 10X the value they put on it.
Hello PT,
Yes, you are right! It is ridiculous that the 1 oz Gold eagle has a face value of just $50.
I know these face values were set many years ago when the price of gold was lower, but these values should be updated time to time. I am quite sure that more Gold eagles would be sold if the face value was at least $500.
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Then how would I ever make money if I buy a 24k necklace for 2K ( Price of $1500 and premium is $500) ??!
The premium on jewellery is incredible high, you probably would have to wait long time to brake even. I wouldn't recommend jewellery as investment. The premium that you describe above is 30%, so you would have to wait the price of gold to go 30% up to break even.... normally gold goes up 30% in 18-24 months; however, these gold bars and coins on the video have 3 - 5 % premium and with a little bit of luck you can recover your investment in a week
@@P37RU5 True. jewelry costs more because of craftsman work etc. not a good idea for investments for sure. just pure bars is what's it worth for. I think in Middle East gold premium is way cheaper than here in US as well. Abu Dhabi is a great example of cheap premium and actually benefits you in the long run. I was specifically talking about a brand called Mene. their premium is stupid high.
You are right! The only advantage that I see in jewellery is the fact that you can not travel out of countries with large amount of cash, gold coins or gold bars. The limits in US is 10.000 dollars and in Europe 10.000 EUR, any higher amount than this you would have to declare and possibly pay taxes; however, it is absolutely fine if you take an airplane and leave the country with a ring of 20,000 dollars in your finger or a necklace for example 😉
@@P37RU5 Absulotely true!
@ptaeiy Silver? gold is more expensive though therefore the income of its investment would be more. silver is cheap
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Or even spread, there are few ways to say the same thing I guess 😉
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it sounds profitable! 🤣
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