Hello Mac mate 🤝 hope youre well bud and great video 👍 baby brits are cool, i agree they make great gift's. Ive bought afew 1/4 brits for my niece and nephew to play with and hopefully give them the bug for silver. Would be ace to take them out metal detecting and walk ahead abit, bury afew coins for them to find 😁 make them think they've found some treasure init haha have a good one mate 🤝🍻
Yes very true, I might try give a few to my niece and nephew to see how they find it. Cool little pieces for sure thanks for watching mate, always good to see your comments😊
You can buy a whole monster box of 1/10th silver Britannia's from Atkinsons for around £1586 currently. That equates to just under £5 each. 32 ounces worth . Worth about £905 with the VAT on top of the spot price. £681 premium. £2.13 per coin premium. Yeah, they are about the size of a 5p coin. Don't mix them up with your change, lol.
I think these are quite fun to own, and the Britannia reverse translates well in terms of design. Still, it's weird how the Royal Mint doesn't round the amount of coins per tube to the nearest ounce - for example, the 1/10 oz. coin tube contains 16 coins - why not make it an even 20?
It would be nice to have a few of the fractional Brits to play with (they are pretty cool 🙋🏻♂️). Thanks for your input 👌, btw , did I spy something in the top right corner?🙆♂️.
I ‘ve got a couple of tubes of baby Brits. I’d get a couple them here and there to help meet the free shipping minimum from online dealers here in the states. They’re great little coins!
I bought a tube fairly recently.. I really like them but they aren’t cost effective so I will probably go slightly bigger.. like you I’m mostly concentrating on gold atm
Yes, qualified with I’m I the States, so I get my fractional as US 90%. Straight bullion? I have a couple tubes of 1/2 oz First Majestic because they don’t hose you with the premiums. Otherwise, they don’t have much appeal to me.
If you looked at it from a prepping point of view and you wanted these as a potential monetary unit. I could use one of these to buy some groceries rather than have to use a 1 oz coin and buy goods up to the value of that 1 oz.
@@macdonaldbullion I got some platinum bars about two months ago and it looks great. I started with a gram of platinum. I hope later this year, I should buy more.
1/10 oz fractional's major pro is it's ultra liquid, if silver goes £500 + per oz (which is an increasing possibility), then at least you got some small change at a time when small change will be in massive demand, thus it gains increased purchasing power because of that very fact, people need to realise what's coming with £500+ silver world, it's real sound money, a coin of the realm which is CGT exempt, in the long run it's always best to have a bit of everything in my view.
I did a quick back of the fag packet calculation based on the paper/silver ratio X spot per oz and its around £9,280 per oz so when it breaks it's going to be for want of a better word "Biblical", everyone is going to have a religious experience with this, Silver will become generational wealth after its become unobtaineum, skin in the game if you want to win it you got to be in it.
Here in the USA when I order fractional silver it is 90% US coinage. AKA junk silver / constitutional silver. For .999 fine i order ounces. Now I am stacking fractional 1/10 gold Britts.
We have all the pre 1965 90% silver. We also have the modern coins 90% proof coins. State proof quarters 90% are my current go to for fractional silver.
@@macdonaldbullion The 1/10 ounce G. B. has the higher premium but hey I got bills and a life that come first when spending . So the larger sizes are out of my monthly range.
Yh I was gona buy some off stackers social, then I changed my mind as they are too small, they are good to look at and have different things in ya stack but that's all for me
@@Averagecollector82 that’s fair enough mate, definitely not for everyone and I bought more to sell some later to allow me to put more funds to getting gold, hoping to do a video on it to show the experience of selling them soon
My honest opinion: I would very much like to have some fractional silver coins (preferably the 1/10 oz ones or the 1/4 oz ones), mainly because I think it can be very useful for bartering with other people in the case of post-economic-collapse scenario. But I just CAN'T get over the fact that the premium of those fractional silver are so high. [I know there is an alternate to fractional silver, which is "US constitutional silver", but then it gets tricky as some US constitutional silver has 90% silver purity and some has 50% silver purity. If I use those for bartering in the future, it's so time consuming to calculate how much silver weight my US constitutional silver actually has. My other BIGGEST WORRIES, is that there have been fake US constitutional silver came out of China before. Making it even more confusing...] I can easily test if a 99.99% silver coin is real or not, but I CAN'T easily do the same with US constitutional silver, unfortunately.
Like #8 great video mate. Set up looks so professional 👏
Cheers mate really appreciate it, much better than the old setup😊
Hello Mac mate 🤝 hope youre well bud and great video 👍 baby brits are cool, i agree they make great gift's. Ive bought afew 1/4 brits for my niece and nephew to play with and hopefully give them the bug for silver. Would be ace to take them out metal detecting and walk ahead abit, bury afew coins for them to find 😁 make them think they've found some treasure init haha have a good one mate 🤝🍻
Yes very true, I might try give a few to my niece and nephew to see how they find it. Cool little pieces for sure thanks for watching mate, always good to see your comments😊
You can buy a whole monster box of 1/10th silver Britannia's from Atkinsons for around £1586 currently. That equates to just under £5 each. 32 ounces worth . Worth about £905 with the VAT on top of the spot price. £681 premium. £2.13 per coin premium.
Yeah, they are about the size of a 5p coin. Don't mix them up with your change, lol.
Thanks for the great facts there davinia, definately wouldn’t want to mix these with 5p😂
Great video fella…thanks for the shout out….
No worries at all mate thanks for the brits they are awesome!
I think these are quite fun to own, and the Britannia reverse translates well in terms of design. Still, it's weird how the Royal Mint doesn't round the amount of coins per tube to the nearest ounce - for example, the 1/10 oz. coin tube contains 16 coins - why not make it an even 20?
It would be nice to have a few of the fractional Brits to play with (they are pretty cool 🙋🏻♂️). Thanks for your input 👌, btw , did I spy something in the top right corner?🙆♂️.
Yes Jamie video will be coming very soon!👀😊👍🏻
I ‘ve got a couple of tubes of baby Brits. I’d get a couple them here and there to help meet the free shipping minimum from online dealers here in the states. They’re great little coins!
They’re really cool coins for sure mate, don’t suppose they do baby American silver eagles? That would be cool
They are rather neat and lovely, great video Josh 😊👍
Thanks mate😊
Really like these little fractionals. Just a nice thing to have. Also got a couple of tubes From St3v3n.
Great job mate, Steven has some super great stuff for sale atm
Fractionals are great for giveaways! 😂✌🏻
Is that a sign georgie👀😂
I like them fractional coins really cool 😊⚓️🧲👍
Very cool coins for sure😁
Cool lil coin I wouldn't mind have just a few 💯👍🥈
They are cool for sure
I bought a tube fairly recently.. I really like them but they aren’t cost effective so I will probably go slightly bigger.. like you I’m mostly concentrating on gold atm
Great choice mate, nice to have for sure but gold is the way😊
Yes, qualified with I’m I the States, so I get my fractional as US 90%. Straight bullion? I have a couple tubes of 1/2 oz First Majestic because they don’t hose you with the premiums. Otherwise, they don’t have much appeal to me.
Hi mate, where’s the link for the discord server? Cheers
discord.gg/wrz7NHWR
If you looked at it from a prepping point of view and you wanted these as a potential monetary unit. I could use one of these to buy some groceries rather than have to use a 1 oz coin and buy goods up to the value of that 1 oz.
love these baby brits!!! shame the premium is a bit high tho
Totally agree
@@macdonaldbullion how do we join the discord stacker social??
First time seeing a video of a fractural Britannia silver coin. Do you stack platinum
I don’t but I’m buying a gram of platinum very soon. How about you?
@@macdonaldbullion I got some platinum bars about two months ago and it looks great. I started with a gram of platinum. I hope later this year, I should buy more.
1/10 oz fractional's major pro is it's ultra liquid, if silver goes £500 + per oz (which is an increasing possibility), then at least you got some small change at a time when small change will be in massive demand, thus it gains increased purchasing power because of that very fact, people need to realise what's coming with £500+ silver world, it's real sound money, a coin of the realm which is CGT exempt, in the long run it's always best to have a bit of everything in my view.
Wow, you are optimistic there with £500. If silver ever hits £500 I will buy you a pint or whatever your drink is.
Thanks for watching mate, be interesting to see how silver performs for sure
I did a quick back of the fag packet calculation based on the paper/silver ratio X spot per oz and its around £9,280 per oz so when it breaks it's going to be for want of a better word "Biblical", everyone is going to have a religious experience with this, Silver will become generational wealth after its become unobtaineum, skin in the game if you want to win it you got to be in it.
@@daviniarobbins9298I'll take you up on that 🍺
Here in the USA when I order fractional silver it is 90% US coinage. AKA junk silver / constitutional silver. For .999 fine i order ounces. Now I am stacking fractional 1/10 gold Britts.
We have all the pre 1965 90% silver. We also have the modern coins 90% proof coins. State proof quarters 90% are my current go to for fractional silver.
Sounds great resh, I’m looking at adding a 1/10 gold brittania very soon
@@macdonaldbullion 11 so far on my way to filling a tube. Stacks so much slower that silver.
@@macdonaldbullion The 1/10 ounce G. B. has the higher premium but hey I got bills and a life that come first when spending . So the larger sizes are out of my monthly range.
@@macdonaldbullion The coin in hand is always better than the ones in the Bank.
Anything is a investment, I personnal wouldn't stack them tho just not my thing, they look nice tho
Yeah not my thing either really, was a nightmare putting them back in the tube they’re so small🤣
Yh I was gona buy some off stackers social, then I changed my mind as they are too small, they are good to look at and have different things in ya stack but that's all for me
@@Averagecollector82 that’s fair enough mate, definitely not for everyone and I bought more to sell some later to allow me to put more funds to getting gold, hoping to do a video on it to show the experience of selling them soon
@Macdonaldbullion look forward to seeing your new stuff mate, have a good day pal 👍 🏴
Baby brits, how cool
My honest opinion: I would very much like to have some fractional silver coins (preferably the 1/10 oz ones or the 1/4 oz ones), mainly because I think it can be very useful for bartering with other people in the case of post-economic-collapse scenario. But I just CAN'T get over the fact that the premium of those fractional silver are so high.
[I know there is an alternate to fractional silver, which is "US constitutional silver", but then it gets tricky as some US constitutional silver has 90% silver purity and some has 50% silver purity. If I use those for bartering in the future, it's so time consuming to calculate how much silver weight my US constitutional silver actually has. My other BIGGEST WORRIES, is that there have been fake US constitutional silver came out of China before. Making it even more confusing...] I can easily test if a 99.99% silver coin is real or not, but I CAN'T easily do the same with US constitutional silver, unfortunately.
stacker social link?
discord.gg/rWGbc3Gs
American constitutional aka junk silver makes most sense for fractional silver
These 10th oz coins are for mugs.