I like junk gold and pure gold. The premium is the only thing in question for me. I normally can get junk gold right at spot. Not necessarily Pre 33 gold but I have had luck with them too. World junk gold is my go to.
There's some amazing history behind that. Production of gold coins was halted in 1933, but nearly half a million double eagles had been minted already. They were supposed to be melted down and destroyed without ever reaching circulation, but someone smuggled some out and a few specimens survived. We tip our hat to the rogue who took a risk and saved some history for us to enjoy almost a hundred years later. These coins are still referred to as "pre-33", though it does cause some understandable confusion. There's very few left, with one on display at the Smithsonian.
Rethink your whole life. The best gold is the gold that increases in value the fastest of course. If you buy the cheapest gold, you of course, only get what you paid for. Pre 1933, since it increases in value faster, being limited in supply, and always in high demand, is obviously the best to buy.
@@commoguru 2A works well untill a S.W.A T. team shows up on your front lawn at 3 am with a no knock order from a judge who signs anything.... Cuz it's the law. It's boxer briefs against aurmor suits.. LOL
Great question. Comparing old gold and modern isn't apples to apples because the exact quantity of gold is a bit different in pre-33. But if you were to buy an XF Liberty Gold Half Eagle right now (which is almost 1/4 oz of gold), you'll find it comparable to 1/4 oz modern bullion. Some are more expensive and some are less, so it depends on your purchasing choices.
Thinking about what anyone- new or seasoned- would say about buying or bartering for a 1911 20$ gold eagle vs 2021 1oz gold eagle? Will there be an added value if shtf? Nobody really invests in pm’s on top of knowing or verifying them? Hard to justify amongst unknowing people. Like a Rolex to a foreigner- will they value the product to its potential or say it’s a watch!
@@elgroucho7563 Good questions. My thought is that if we do have a SHTF scenario someday, the amount of gold will become more important than its age. For now, however, rarity and condition seem to rule the roost.
I definitely been buying the ancients for sure
$20.67 in '33 is $482.35 today. Bullion buyback was a huge ripoff.
They definitely look more beautiful ❤
I like junk gold and pure gold. The premium is the only thing in question for me. I normally can get junk gold right at spot. Not necessarily Pre 33 gold but I have had luck with them too. World junk gold is my go to.
5 dollar indian head is so pretty i have a few and doubt ill ever liquidate them
Good topic. 👍💪🙏
To quote attorney Tom
"it depends"
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Aren't there gold coins issued in 1933? So are those exempt from what is said in the video? I keep hearing, "Pre 33".
There's some amazing history behind that. Production of gold coins was halted in 1933, but nearly half a million double eagles had been minted already. They were supposed to be melted down and destroyed without ever reaching circulation, but someone smuggled some out and a few specimens survived. We tip our hat to the rogue who took a risk and saved some history for us to enjoy almost a hundred years later. These coins are still referred to as "pre-33", though it does cause some understandable confusion. There's very few left, with one on display at the Smithsonian.
@APMEX IF YOU HAD A 1969 EAGLES NEST 6 COIN SET ON YOUR SITE FOR SALE WHAT WOULD YOU BE ASKING FOR IT TODAY??
No. Least expensive gold is your best gold. Shop around. More gold per $ spent. 🎉
Rethink your whole life. The best gold is the gold that increases in value the fastest of course. If you buy the cheapest gold, you of course, only get what you paid for.
Pre 1933, since it increases in value faster, being limited in supply, and always in high demand, is obviously the best to buy.
Can you tell me... what will keep another confiscation from occurring? Do we really think THIS regime would not try it?
It's called the Second Amendment. If confiscation actually worked there would be no pre-33 coins at all.
@@commoguru 2A works well untill a S.W.A T. team shows up on your front lawn at 3 am with a no knock order from a judge who signs anything.... Cuz it's the law. It's boxer briefs against aurmor suits.. LOL
@@americansupertrampat least with the 2A you won't go down without a fight.
No . They wont. We are no longer on the gold standard. There is no point.
Joe Biden doesn’t know what planet he is on. He isn’t going to confiscate anything.
When will the minimum order of 250 going to be raised so us little guys can do business with you again
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@@apmex thank you I'll be placing a order tomorrow
What about the relative cost between modern and old gold coins though?
Great question. Comparing old gold and modern isn't apples to apples because the exact quantity of gold is a bit different in pre-33. But if you were to buy an XF Liberty Gold Half Eagle right now (which is almost 1/4 oz of gold), you'll find it comparable to 1/4 oz modern bullion. Some are more expensive and some are less, so it depends on your purchasing choices.
What about it?
Thinking about what anyone- new or seasoned- would say about buying or bartering for a 1911 20$ gold eagle vs 2021 1oz gold eagle? Will there be an added value if shtf? Nobody really invests in pm’s on top of knowing or verifying them? Hard to justify amongst unknowing people. Like a Rolex to a foreigner- will they value the product to its potential or say it’s a watch!
@@elgroucho7563 Good questions. My thought is that if we do have a SHTF scenario someday, the amount of
gold will become more important than its age. For now, however, rarity and condition seem to rule the roost.