2022 Australian Kangaroo. Why you should buy these coins.
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These were some of my first coins I ever got when I originally got into physical silver and gold back in 2017. Absolutely love them
I am sure these were the types most of us did 🤜💥🤛👍👍👍👍👍 But a lot of new stackers / collectors etc. are not aware
Look at the premiums now
Yes spot has gone up and these are still holding their value if in good condition.
The MOST undervalued mass minted bullion coin. This is almost ALWAYS the cheapest of the bullion options. Great coin!!
🤜💥🤛 Well said. This is an excellent coin to stack by volume. And can be sold very quickly if needed
Wish the kangaroo can get more anti counterfeit feature like the Britannias in the future
I would agree 👍
Some sound advice again, especially for those on a limited budget. These should be alongside ASE's, Britannia's, Maple leaf, Philharmonic's etc. for stackers, there are bargains to be had from time to time for all these staple coins.
Absolutely 💜. Anyone starting off I can only highly suggest having a solid foundation.
Great video mate! I have some of these coming in the mail, will be my first foray into physical silver. Will be great to see them in real life.
Oh wow! Remember don't touch. Keep them in capsules. And if you havnt yet joined the Precious metal forum www.thepreciousmetalforum.com join! It's free and there are A LOT of new members who have recently started as you have. 👍
I stayed because of 0:54 felt so genuine so I stayed till the end
Thank you. I forgotten I had reversed the camera in this video. 😂 But its true. I meant every word
I really love the design of the 2022 kangaroo coins and kind of wish that they used the same design for the 1oz gold version
It is odd that they did that. I can see the design is on the gold but the Kilo version! And they have also kept the design on the 1oz platinum
Great point to stack good quality coins from reputable mints that are budget friendly. I just started collecting silver and I've bought a variety of coins, including higher end specialty coins. I really like the one Kangaroo that I bought and think I'll take your advice and buy more. They seem much higher quality than Britannias from what I've seen so far, and as you said, they are reasonably priced compared to many other common silver coins. And I also agree that Philharmonics are awesome too. Collecting silver is awesome!
Thank you. I have the new 2023 Philharmonic coin. But be warned about the kangaroos, they do milk easily. However for value and bullion sake they are perfect. I melt a lot of them down. But again it builds your stack
@@AceBullion Thanks for the warning. I'm not too worried about milking or tarnishing or even scratching for low budget stacking though. Even coins with higher premiums sometimes arrive with milking and scratchimg which is more disappointing to me. What causes milking by the way?
Good philosophy for stacking poor man's gold. ... Roos and Brits are often sold @ same mark-up. Both ship in tubes of 25. Neither are shipped in mint acrylic capsules. Brits are probably a bit harder to counterfeit - they're also three nines fine, vis-a-vis, four nines fine Roos.
Solid foundation, buy low, buy volume. Then after 500 -1000 oz you will know you will never have to sell that premium coin because of a car bill or life. I seen it soo many times. 😩 I don't think I have seen a fake Britannia yet. I will have to go on a hunt.
The first year of this coin was in 2015, Making the 2022 the 8th release of this coin
Your absolutely correct. I wrote 8 but it must have been sloppy at the time. Wow 2 years ago and still comments come in. Thank you for noticing, 🙃
I stack these and maples. I,m in Australia
Excellent choice, These ate great for anyone around the world to stack as are the other coins mentioned. Collectors are recommended to stack as well just incase . But awesome 👌
Thank you, you are a beautiful person
Thank you very much.
I might have to grab some of those, thanks for sharing
I always grab some even though I am stacking / collecting premium coins now my base stack is established.
Being an Aussie I know how truely privileged we are to be so close to high quality minting. All the little things in Australia have always screamed high quality standards and the coins really show it.
Is that Aussie humour? Lol sorry couldn't help bud have a dig.
@@AceBullion lol nah nah it's my real feelings. Especially because I have some Canadian maple coins and they're really ugly and don't look nearly as nice and polished as the Australian kanga or Britannia coins do. Australia has one of the best, prettiest and most quality minting power.
Tldr its in my Aussie belief that Aussies are lucky with minting opportunities that also put out really pretty, high quality coins. And that's just a small part of being in a bloody awesome country.
Like for once Aussies have the upper hand in something actually really awesome.
@@zirconium2014 🤣🤣👍👍👍 Aussies most certainly have a upper hand in this market. There are not many bullion pieces that are as stunning. However I wish someone would hit the marketing team at perth mint with a good ole strap of leather! They are killing soo many series because of greed! Take the Simpsons, 007, gosh I could go on. Have they lost the will to live?
@@AceBullion I'm getting Simpson coins 💀 they are exclusive Australian coins so I'm so happy like I said, Australians have the upper hand for new market materials for once, for cheap. Please be happy for us, we never get anything good 😂 trust me I do feel bad for the rest of the world, but it's kinda nice to be on a bullion throne
Honestly though I'd love to know more tea about the greed of bullion minting in Australia. Thank you
Also another thing I hate about the Canadian coins is that the queen looks terrible and looks nothing like her!! She looks like someone's midwestern grandma splitting beans, real friendly lady
I really like the gold kangaroos
Yes the gold Kangaroos are lovely
the gold design is far better
@mistercut8331 True but not a lot of my viewers can buy such a varied amount of collectors in gold. Yikes I have at least 20 collections on the go and other things I like. If it was all gold I would be very rich. I tend to buy only gold Britannias and Maples
Still grossly underrated bullion
More for us as far as I am concerned
Your 💯 % right about being underestimated.
The Kangaroos are my go to Government Silver Bullion.
I prefer the American Silver Eagle's, but the premiums are too high.
So my go to Government Silver Bullion are Kangaroos and Krugerrands.
Britannia are too shiny!
I prefer the matte finish.
I also love Maple leaf.
Until the premiums come down on American silver eagles, I have to purchase my second and third favorite Government Silver Bullion,
Kangaroo and krugerrand.
When I can find good price on Maple leaf, then I purchase them.
It is a shame. But you said a swear word. " matt " 🤣🤣🤣🤣 omg I do not like Matting in coins! They scratch soo easily. It is ironic that you mentioned Kangaroos. I used to melt those on a regular basis. NOW they are being saved because they are better quality and I find myself melting other coins like I have shown. 😪😪😪 it really has been a eye opening experience. 😳
I got 1 of them Steve McQueen coins yours is the only other one I have come across. Enjoyed it sir
🤜💥🤛 Thank you very much. I will be enjoying it Ronald. 😎😎😎
Did you know the kangaroos came out in 2015 ? Apmex had them and held them back a year, I don't know all the specifics but I can show you some 2015s I have 5 of them
Yes I did. But I noticed the " 6 year " comment on the Silver Traders website. I foolishly took it and used it. 🙈🙈 My foot is clearly in my mouth! But 8 years! A great budget coin for volume
i have a couple of these
Good choice bud
I stayed around that long. Thanks
Thank you Timothy. I know your cryptic message. 🤣
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I have a 2021 queen/owl silver dollar with flaws uncirculated pictures available
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So if u find a sweet deal on older silver is it still same value
No it is not the same deal it is a better deal! 😎😎 I will cover buying safety in another video. Used or second hand silver well... bargains ate everywhere but you have to be careful
Not so at all, 55yrs doing this and wrong about that my friend
The first coins maybe premium but you would still only get spot from a dealer
True but depending upon location you can easily sell for more. Ie England UK. You can sell over spot but below what a dealer is. And can end up making money when or if spot goes up. Or if they milk up people like myself buy for melting.
@@AceBullion totally agree but if you needed to cash out quickly spot is about all you'll get from a business
@@Pincott1534 Depending upon your location that is and is not true. In the USA your likely to get spot or just less. In the UK and Europe your likely to get spot plus X amount above it. Because even cheap second hand silver from dealers is taxable. So you get stung.
Can someone tell me what the difference is between buying the cheaper Kangaroo silver coin compared to more expensive ones, such as the canadian leaf coin? isnt the silver percentage the same amount?
Both are 1 troy oz of silver. I always prefer personally the 9999 coins, but 999 is the same too. Buying the cheaper coins no matter what the design is a SMART move. Your money needs to be spent wisely. What the differance is? Simple. Some designs and years are more collectable. Some carry high premiums and are collectable, such as say the 2oz family Simpsons coin. It is STUPID the price of them ... I paid a premium but I can get back 10 fold what I bought them for. I do not flip coins, So for me it is a personal collection. BUT I ALWAYS say buy CHEAP .. second hand from a reputable source or dealer!!! Get the best value for money! If you have a heap of milky or spotted silver.. someone like me will pay you spot price and melt it down.. OR you could always ask someone like me to melt it down into a Bar or other design and hallmark it .. for proof of quality and purity. You wont loose. I hope this helps. consider joining the precious metal forum for more like minded people and remember it is free.. I pay for it so that you do not have to.
@@AceBullion Thank you for the elaborate response, appreciate it!
@@-.K.- just trying to cover soo many possibilities
Beautiful coin love the kooks
Me too. Check out me video that I just uploaded and I think you will be shocked!
Just got ripped off from APMEX SENT ME THE CAPSULE ,NO GOLD BEEN BUYING FROM THEM FOR YEARS ,JUST A DAMN SHAME EVERYTHING SO SCREWD UP NOWADAYS,
😳😳😳😳 OMG that's theft! This is a tactic I have seen some companies do but never the good Royal Mint!
I SOLD A TUBE OF THE ROOS LAST YEAR>WORST MILK SPOTS >>>>anyone else have same problems ?
YES!!! I have melted down soo many for this reason.
Grab a eraser and rub off the milk spots. Problem solved.
@@BDK86 it doesn't work that well and your likely to damage the coins. Those would end up being melt silver sadly
@@AceBullion don't use the eraser on collectable coins. But it's fine to use on bullion coins. The bullion dealer won't care about micro scratches.
@@BDK86 true 👍 and excellent advice.
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So, your only argument for buying this coin is the .9999? & Don't touch the silver, because it's frail? So we should just melt it down into bars?
No, 1 I do not present arguments. 2 I only try to give you information on the bullion or premium coins. Silver frail? No , silver is price to tarnish and aa it has a lovely design I suggest not handing. The same rule for bars. Sorry you took away that information from the video. 😳
I won't buy them too many milk spots. You can buy these kangeroo's and a few months later they will be full of milk spots it really sucks.
Your absolutely correct regarding milking. BUT if you can buy milked silver at or around spot it's a win. At the end of the day it is still bullion. The milking doesn't affect the purity , just the looks. I don't suggest to anyone to clean them. You can remove the milking easily. But it's a long story why they are still on my list.
Silver is not fragile, it last thousands of years… can you tone it and scratch it and maybe ding it sure
Yes you could, but those who collect silver for the design / art want it in prestige condition.
Heck I melt enough of it lol 😆
6:50 -7:00 there's your sign, folks.
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