What's Best? | QUALITY vs QUANTITY When it Comes To Gold & Silver - It MATTERS & This Is WHY!
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In this video, we explore one of the most important questions for anyone interested in precious metals: What's best-quality or quantity when you buy silver and gold? We break down why this decision matters when it comes to both your short-term and long-term investment strategy, and how it can impact the overall value of your holdings in the world of gold and silver.
When you decide to buy gold or buy silver, you face a critical choice: do you focus on acquiring the highest quality pieces, or is it better to accumulate as much metal as possible? Both approaches have their benefits, but understanding the pros and cons of each will help you make a smarter, more informed decision. We’ll dive into how quality affects the potential appreciation of your investment, as well as how quantity can increase your overall exposure to these precious metals.
Whether you're buying silver bars, gold coins, or silver rounds, the quality vs. quantity debate plays a key role in determining how you build your portfolio. We'll also take a look at why certain types of silver and gold are more valuable than others, and what to consider when investing in these assets.
If you're new to the world of investing in precious metals or are looking to refine your approach, this video will provide valuable insights into making the best decisions when you buy gold or buy silver for your investment needs.
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Quantity has a quality all of its own
For sure, that's a good way to look at it!
Short answer, quantity. Weight is what I'm after.
Gold and silver are a physical currency, a way of saving money.
However, those collectors items are something entirely different: they're collectors items, just like any other valuable collectors item.
You can get collectors items for speculative purposes, but it's completely different from the concept of metals as a savings account.
After buying and selling a bit in a short time frame I’m going with quantity
I worked in a large bullion dealer /coin shop. We did our own melting and made rounds so it was more than a little coin shop. When people sold gold was gold , silver was silver, and platinum was platinum. We might pay a little more for some things if they were high demand and could be sold for more quickly but 99% of the time spot or close is what was paid. If you like “quality” buy it because you like it. But when it’s time to sell you won’t get your money back unless prices went way up since purchasing in which case you would get it back on any precious metal.
Thanks for another educational video, I’m going to start collecting sovereigns/fractional sovereigns. I have a few silver Britannia’s/eagles now so time to diversify but maybe when the gold price settles down a little. Hopefully I will gather about 701 ;)
I love those old sovereign St. George coins because of where they were mined, and thank you for another good video!
Thanks, they are awesome!
Alot of the gold came from here in ontario in the kirkland lake area they have a giant sovereign coin monument lol 😅 jist as you driving in to town @BackyardBullion
701 lovely pile of sovereigns. I also have the completer, love it.
When you sell gold to a dealer, whether it be a bullion coin or a low mintage made for collector proof coin, it's all scrap gold to them. That is why I only buy my proof gold on the after market when it has fallen out of the collector's minds. A lot of it can be had for less money than a brand new gold Buffalo. I recently bought a 2011 reverse proof RCM 4-coin fractional gold Maple set for 2% over spot bid. A while back, a 1987 RM 3-coin proof sovereign set for the same. I'd love to get that spectacular 2017 set, but I may have to become a centenarian to do it.
Love this video. As a newbie to the world of gold/ silver collecting, you have provided me with food for thought about how I can put some structure behind my stash. Unfortunately, I like shiny things and was in danger of adopting a scatter gun approach - but no longer 😂 Thank you.
12:35 I would love any of the 2017 proof sovereigns. #701❤
Quantity. I'm not gambling, I'm stacking for my Family
Balance quantity with (BU - brilliant uncirculated). Sovereigns included. I'd buy circulated coins if they are rare to complete a set and trade for better. For example, sovereigns from India are rare enough. Most of us aren't gold experts so I'd stick with that strategy.
I loved the video great info I am just getting started in buying precious metals and what I am interested in most are 1 oz specialty silver bars of viking theme such as odin, Valkyrie warriors, ruins ect but the problem is they bring a premium of 10, 20 $30 over spot price of silver and are typically limited to 50,000 units or under Is it wise to buy silver at such prices ?
In my opinion in the long run quantity is going to pay off better because if you're wanting to buy Collectibles well that's another story if you're a stacker and just need weight then I would go with the quantity because in the long run it's all still gold or silver no matter how pretty it is or ugly
Top graded gold proofs will always command premiums and they look superb.
Diversification calls for both plus registry set and albums. The more the merrier when it comes to gold
I love good old fashioned sobs. What I struggle with is accurately putting a value to proofs. I have a 1957 QEII Sovereign and still cannot work out if I got a good deal or was just led by my heart. What’s the best way to value a proof?
Numismatic coins have a risk which, in SHTF situations won't help much ... as opposed to my Constitutional 90% Sliver ... which (mostly) has no numismatic value but, since that's not why you bought them - it doesn't matter. Just MHO.
Numismatics = quality
Stacking = quantity
Nice collection 701
The Quintuple coin looks amazing....yeah do you get x5 bullion or one of these hmmm 🤔
Like the approach in getting the bullion circulated sovereigns as you can handle them, quick on liquidity and an affordable price point as gold increases 😊
When you sell sovereigns it don't make no difference when selling
Where can I get a britania 1oz silver coin for £28 im interested in buying
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Good-day from the states bro. New to the game. Wouldn't be better to stack 10 oz Britannias over a 10 oz bar. I think over here their on avg. 10 to 12 dollars more
Reality:
Gold is gold.
Silver is silver.
Some of the shall we say standard proof sovereigns from times gone for example 2010 sovereigns are now worth just the bullion price due to the rise in gold and when selling to dealers you need to know that not all dealers will offer you as much as spot 701
Numismatics and bullion are two entirely different things. The stupidest line of argument is when people who stack talk about the relationship between spot price and the cost of proof coins. Of course the premium on a small silver proof is going to be through the roof. It costs money to strike proof coins and put them in fancy boxes.
701 just a tad little late 2days gone by since video 😅 but hey better late than never in the stacking community of precious metals STACKKKKK IT UP 💯
Quantity
I dont actively collect proof coins but i do play the bullion "best value" lottery. Last time i bought a quintuple sovereign and they sent me a proof version for just over spot price, bargain!
You said "low to the ground" a total of 701 times. 😂
I just have one posh proof coin... The fightingfish. Otherwise it's about quantity.
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I do have a Tour de France / Yorkshire Silver coin and the book n stamp thingy... It's 22 gram I think. My mum bought it for me in 2014. 🙏🌌
So wouldn't dream of selling that.
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I do like Seven Hundred and One.
Quality coins, quantity bars …that’s how I operate
701 great Video as always!
701 for the love of coinage
Quantity.
As always, the answer lies in the middle
I have found that Proof Coins are difficult to get their true value when selling them. They typically offer just above spot, not anywhere near their value. So, I walk away
Quantity, anything else is educated speculation
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Thank you very much!
LEARN HOW TO PULL BACK...WE SHOULDNT BE BUYING ANY GOLD OR SILVER AT THESE PRICES...UNLESS YOU ARE STUPID...
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