Agreed, If I could go back in time I would only buy gold Eagles, Buffalos, and once a year a silver Libertad. My brain still goes nuts when I pull out a gold buffalo and look at it under the light. As far as I'm concerned it's the perfect coin.
For years, I've bought just AGBs and AGEs. Because of you, I bought a dragon and couple other random coins this year. I get my kicks by purchasing cool silver coins. Far less expensive (sometimes) and it scratches that itch.
I've bought an Eagle and a half and two Buffaloes this year, and I'm feeling some temptation. I don't need a Perth Gold Dragon coin, but also I feel like I have to have a Perth Gold Dragon coin.
I do buy buffalos and eagles when I can but I also love Pre-‘33 US coins. I have a few now but have been thinking of starting a certified collection of each denomination. It keeps things interesting and engaging to continue my stacking journey. Great video brotha!
I have all eagles and buffalos. I bought a maple leaf and turned it back in to get another buffalo. Think I’m just gonna stick to buffs and eagles!! Thanks for all your input!!
Always good guidance. Thanks! Maybe two stacks? When you add them up one ends in numbers like .50, .25, .10, or .00 and the other ends in numbers like .3875. Practical vs Fun.
I love this topic. I’m actually in process of organizing my stack and keeping it simple because I want it to be easier for my family to liquidate my stack one day if I’m not here. AGE and buffaloes for me and maybe maple if the price is right
I too have sold off some of my stack and took some gains. But it was more so that I wanted to clean it up and off some spur of the moment, late night shopping pieces or random stuff that just didn't fit in my stacking direction anymore. So taking gains while cleaning the stack worked great for me. I have streamlined similar to you, eagles and the "boring stuff" is what im mostly picking up these days. I do enjoy a lunar here and there or something to spice it up a bit. But ive definitely changed the way I think about stacking.
Lately I've been on a fractional eagle run. Regularly buying 1/10 and 1/4. I just feel they will always be best for fast cash if needed. But, the collector in me still buys old European and Central/South America gold. Just love the variety, and history. I have absolutely no interest in any modern Gold collectable pieces, and thier crazy premiums. Keep stacking!
Uniformity works for food as well 😉 “A well-made salad must have a certain uniformity; it should make perfect sense for those ingredients to share a bowl.” ~Yotam Ottolenghi
I used to collect world gold. I especially loved the Peruvian 100 soles (low mintages and 1.357 oz of gold)I had about 80 ounces at my peak when gold was in the $6-700 range. Selling it was a pain. eBay took too much in fees and the local dealers only offered a price back of bid. They said that demand wasn’t there and it was hard to sell for them. Lesson learned. Buying gold is fun, selling is not fun if trying to sell at auction or on eBay. Like This author recommends, eagles and buffalos are the most liquid, the most trusted and the smartest buy to maximize the most gold for the value. As a coin collector though, I love $20 double eagles and happily pay the higher premium for them. They take up a lot more space, don’t stack well, but they are historical and so aesthetically pleasing, IMO.
For me it’s sovereigns. In the UK they’re tax efficient because they’re legal tender and they have low premiums compared to other bullion like Britannias etc
Yup, you lucky son of a gun. Any Gold Sovereign minted from the reign of Queen Victoria onwards is legal tender. The ones from earlier monarchs have been demonetized by UK law, so get treated differently for tax purposes (the legal tender ones are exempt from VAT at purchase and CGT at sale). The same VAT- and CGT-free treatment is extended to gold Britannias, which are also legal tender.
@@samy7013 all gold in the UK is vat free and no one pays cap gain tax on gold how would they calculate your cap you simply lift the mattress go to the store exchange for cash walk home no one is taking your gold
Gold bullion is gold bullion. However I prefer 24 k 9999 fine. Buffalos, maples, 1 ounce bars. Maples are more universal but my favourite is my buffalos. You can’t go wrong with maples, easiest to sell or barter.
Libertads and pandas are my go to in both gold & silver. Followed by the Britannia, philharmonic. For bars valcambi all day followed by Scottsdale Mint
For me gold is gold. I try to find the lowest premium possible for my budget while also avoiding sales tax. For me this generally means 1 ounce or 100g bars.
I like that you’ve busted the buffaloes out of the capsules and put them back in a mint tube. It looks great! I’m trying to stick to buffaloes and maples but the cheap premiums on Britannia‘s has lured me in that direction lately. If I can get good deals from my LCS, I do like their British queens beasts and the liberty high reliefs. It’s the searching for those good deals that keep it fun for me.
Same here. About half my stack is Britannias and half buffalos, for those reasons. The premiums are so good on Britannias for such a gorgeous and secure coin. Hard to resist for sure!
My first ever gold coin was a 2022 Buffalo, I’ve never held that much pure gold it was mesmerizing 😍. I’ve been buying 1/4 oz AGE’s since, working on a capsule tube. Once I have 20 I’m thinking of moving on to Buffalos
@Nick ™ America, I think you can’t go wrong with buffalos. They’re super popular on US and if you sell to online dealers you will get $40+ over spot so it takes away the downside of the high premium. Since this comment I switched my approach to just buffalos and eagles 🦅
Gonna keep stacking buffalos then...A few Perth mints were calling my name but I’m gonna stick with uniformity and US coins. Thanks man! Also check out Gary Jennings historical fiction books: (1) Aztec, (2) The Journeyer, (3) Raptor. Masterpiece historical fiction novels.
Every time you bring out the slabbed coin, I literally sit at the edge of my seat thinking, “Will he do it? Will he break the slab in THIS video?? Do it. Do it!!!” At this point, I think the anticipation won’t be worth the payoff… 🤔 … … … Nah… of course it’ll be worth it. 😉
Maples. Maples. Maples. Low markup. Unquestioned. Every time I wanna stack something else, I stack Maples again. Wife sends me out for Buffalos, I come home with Maples again.
long haul stacker.... sticking with AGE and gold buffalos for future liquidity and recognizability (my noob opinion). When I started, I was all over the place like a kid in a toy store, then narrowed to uniformity for said reason as well as better organized storage. Spot alerts and "sale" against premium is all i watch now for my monthly buys. Have to admit it was fun buying different pieces; bars, coins etc etc, but it just started getting messy and unorganized. I tried hiding them behind the wall paper but people keep asking about the silhouettes 🖖🍺
Since '08 it's always been the allure of the four 9's buffalo. The AGEs always seem kind of dingy due to the added copper. The UHRs are definitely tempting but the premium associated with the more interesting struck coins has kept us from going down that rabbit hole with gold being a store of value & hedge against debasement of the USD. That being noted, that's why we're here, to enjoy the different eye candy and live vicariously and you certainly do not disappoint! Cheers! 🤜💥🤛
Love you channel. I like when you explain things. I’ve been stacking for a about a year now. I continue to learn and when any asks me what they should by I always have this advice. Find out why you want to stack in the first place and go from there. I basically use it as a hard savings for the long term because I am a terrible saver but with stacking it easy. I focus on fractional regardless of what the internet says. It’s the easiest way for me to stack. I can put away a small amount of money month by month with fractional gold and just sit back and watch the stack grow.
Good morning from Texas. You are on point with the comments and my personal perspectives; it’s a good video. Curious, would you ever sell the rooster? (Me: NO!) lol. Have a blessed day.
Have to agree just Eagles for awhile, I do expect that Gold may go down in price that's ok with me as long as it still has a price in the long run it will always come in handy, Have a Great weekend and Thanks'
If I fell over and couldn't move and could only open the eye closest to the floor I may not be able to see over my stack. I need to start a channel too, that way I can tell my partner that I need to buy the pricier coins to show on there. 😁 Great vid btw, always food for thought and more often than not they change the direction and trajectory of my PM journey for the better!
A good take for sure, thanks! For the most part of the last 15-20 years it has been pretty much what you are talking about...Eagles and Buffalos...boring, but Ill take it! I do have a few "other" coins, but the majority are Eagles and Buffalos!
Can't disagree with you here. I've been a maples and buffalos guy for some time now. I recently added a RCM 'Gold Rush' coin, however, which essentially counts as a maple in my books!
I made a similar mistake early on... I really liked Mexican 50 pesos 1.2oz coins.. but I stopped accumulating them at three after learning (from you). Now they're just my Tres Amigos and guard the rest of the stack :). These days I'm formulaic. buff>eagle>maple and I'll get the highest rank I can based on the following margins...
My Soft spot is Krugerrands, my Grandfather gave me a 1/2oz on my 16th Birthday in 1981. They've been my goto ever since. I do have some Britiannias though just because they were available at a really good price once.
Cars have made me 4x the money but for some reason I've always been attached to gold really don't know why ! I'll have to speak to my bottle of walker 😁
I bounce between the pre-33 and the new Buffs. BUT- I did not start off doing that, I have a wider spread of stuff that I really shouldn't have bought, but like you say, "Not wrong, but not right".
Same game here. I’m here for the long haul, and want the liquidity of eagles. So I’m a new stacker, and have been researching the stability, the fact that all eagles are tax free where I live, and that it’s going to give better return if sold back to the LCS. And that I don’t have to get cases or special tubes for it since it is bought and sold for its weight of gold. This means my overall investment without having to get dehumidifiers, cases, tubes, grading concerns, etc means I’ll end up making more money than that numismatic intrinsic coin collector since those cases are based on the dealer’s ability to flip that item again.
It’s almost exclusively buffalos for me, but when I’m satisfied with them (maybe 20 or so) I’ll switch to Mexican 50 peso coins. I love their size. It’s the only 22K gold I will stack. Not a huge fan of AGEs at all, but I respect them as the most recognizable gold coin in the world. Just not for me
1. Mexican 50 pesos is "only" .900 fine - equal to 21.6K 2. The world wide most popular and recognized gold coin is the South African Krugerrand 3. Sorry 😊
@@DrSchor I am not a huge fan of 22K gold. If I’m gonna stack gold, I want it pure. There’s something special about pure, unadulterated gold that you don’t get with 22K coins 😅
I’m a new subscriber and I really enjoy your channel. I’m new to the gold and silver game. As far as gold, so far I’ve purchased 2 fifty gram bars. I really have no idea if I’m doing the right thing. Could you please give me a little insight? Thanks
Hey Dave. Welcome. If you're in the U.S., you'll probably find that coins are a bit more liquid than bars. That doesn't mean what you have is wrong in any way, but it might be worth looking into coins for future purchases. American Gold Eagles, Buffalos, Canadian Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, Britannias and Kangaroos would all be easy choices. Cheers!
Guess it comes down to your local market and exit strategy. In the recent years I've had as goal to stack at least one 1 oz coin and then the rest is whatever chance will throw at me with a bit of hunting. Realistically would you sell them all at once? IMHO not likely. For me it's a secondary retirement funding in addition to the traditional and as such I'll mostly sell one or two at a time. The local bullion dealers don't really give you a better price on uniformity it's really neglible and frankly I believe most of them can be talked to if you are to sell 311 gram of gold at once even if it's not all the same. That extremely small amount they'll give you more for 10 Krugerrands vs 5 Krugerrands and 5 Eagles (or whatever 1 oz mix) according to the list price on their website just isn't worth it compared to just buy whatever is a good deal at the time of buying. If you plan to sell privately on 2nd hand markets it's probably better not to focus on all the same as well as a mix of smaller coins - especially in smaller countries as you'll essentially flod the market and it's then very hard to get even a few pennies above what a dealer would pay. Various coins of new and old and small and large and there's almost always someone that wants that particular coin for their collection/stack. A lot of the smaller stuff is bought at or even below spot on private markets and auctions. No way my stack would be as large as it is should I go for uniformity. Of course I could still buy the good deals and swap but that is just extremely hard getting people to do a 1-1 gold amount swap unless you have a rare coin you want to swap for boring modern bullion - and then all you end up with is a boring stack and hasn't really won anything. I've tried to sell a few rare coins I have to be able to buy more gold than the ones contain but these times it's up hill. When a finansial crisis strikes (for whatever reason) the first thing to go out the window is collectors value. I can very easily get spot for them but as said that makes no sense and just makes my stack boring.
Great information, I’m learning so much. Are you US? I’m wanting to learn more about “where” “how” to sell a few coins and how to know value in the different coins. Most I’ll hold, but will need to sell a few soon. Any guidance or suggestions or other place to learn would be very much appreciated
@@designson3968 No, not US - and you are presumable neither? That is why I'm commenting that it is actually very dependent on your location - US videoes tends to forget that there's a world outside US. The US market is - or at least has been until a few months ago - extremely concentric about US and Canadian coins to an extreme degree so that everybody told you even if you got an extremely good deal on something else then the Eagle (whatever) is still the better buy because nobody want forreign gold. Perhaps a 50 Pesos might pass as well but other coins were no go. Markets outside US is nowhere near as concentric on a few specific items but sure popularity varies with time and location too - just not to such an extreme. Not so for me locally. Then the argument that uniformity is also good when you want to sell... Well again that depends on your local market. In US where dealer "only" want US and Canadian coins that might be true. Elsewhere it's not the case. They might have a teeny insignificant better price if you have 10 of the same - but again most can be talked to and beside I believe that many dealers like to have a diversification in their inventory (again in contrast to US) - simply because people are different and some prefer one over the other. And as said - who sells 50 Eagles at a time? Only extremely wealthy people - the wast majority of people reading here are small paycheck stackers that struggle to buy even a full oz coin - when they start to using(selling) their gold saving - will it be a good advice to sell it all at once? Not unless you need it for somethig big like a house. Even just 1 1oz can send you on a very nice vacation. People selling so huge amounts of gold at the same time that uniformity gives (a still very small) advantage rather should buy kilobars instead to get even lower spread. In the last month or that the US market has shiftet though. With supplies that can't cope with demand US stackers are now starting to accept other form of gold and silver - forreign gold coins (also vintage) and now silver in the form bars instead of rounds when they can't find Eagles and Maples. Exciting to see whether or not that trend stand the test of time. Whether or not it's a good thing for US non US stacker I can't decide. Now we can't have our low premium vintage and "modern vintage" coins for ourselves.
This post enhanced my rainy Saturday morning. 📚🖋😉👍 (And don’t get frustrated: that “What’s App 2 is 1” doppelgänger doesn’t possess your years of martial arts training...🥋)
I just bought 5 1oz gold coins, 2022 Kangaroo, Buffalo, and 5-9's Klondike plus a 2008 5-9's Maple Leaves and a 5-9's 2018 Call of the Eagle. The cheapest was the 2008 ML's, the most expensive was the Buffalo. All will sell for the same price to the bullion dealers. I have an almost nearly complete run of Buffaloes, otherwise I would never buy them. 5-9's are plentiful in Canada and are the way to go in my opinion.
@@2is1gold Sorry, but yes I do keep them carded. I have quite a few carded coins, which might seem strange since I was harping about slabs taking room. At least the carding is from the mint and not an after thought.
I'm still waiting for the stock market to recover before I start buying as I prefer to buy that while it's down however its a nice thought to really focus on the high volume coins in your area to avoid paying high premiums and allow you to cash out f you are required to do so in the future. Good video mate.
With the premiums so close, why would one buy eagles with their lower purity over buffaloes or maples? On a popular bullion site today a one ounce eagle is $2972 CAD while a one ounce maple is $2944 CAD. Eagle at .91 purity, maple at .99 purity. Just curious as both are very liquid when time to sell.
The gold content is the exact same, but you'd have an additional tax there on an AGE. They don't make sense there. The AGE popularity is the only real reason to buy it over anything else. A CML is still a great choice anywhere, though. Cheers!
Stacking cash at the moment. I'll DCA into metals, land, stock and crypto when it seems like the dollar is coming down. Quantitative tightening isn't the best.
This is pretty much what I did. I had all sizes of bars from 5G, 10G,20g Oz. I liquidated them all for a very nice profit and put it all into maples, eagles and Britt’s. Still have the 100g bar.
I'm one of those weirdos who can find boring kind of exciting so sticking to the basics is pretty easy for me. That might make me as exciting as white bread, I dunno, but it makes stacking easy. I do understand how it's harder for most folks, though.
I do believe there will come a time, when gold is gold, regardless of where it came from, unless they're considered rare/collectible, such as the pre-33 gold. I don't believe it will matter in a few years as far as Britannias, Maples, Kangaroos, Buffalo's, etc. When the value of gold shoots through the roof, people will flock to whatever, you may have.
@@inviz1769 some of the issue now is the paper gold market. Once our current fiat begins to fade and fail, the paper markets will cease to exist and only the physical stuff will prevail, showing golds true value. Gold in 1980 was $1,000 an oz. That is roughly $3,500 in today's money.... gold is far more valuable than the current fiat number attached to it. Silver, however, is much, much more valuable than what it is currently sitting at. Silver in 1980 was $50 an oz, which is equivalent to around $170 today... silver honestly has more upside, percentage wise, than gold currently does. Gold being at $1810 now, moving to say $3500 is a 51% increase. But silver being just below $20 and moving to that $170 mark is a 750% increase!!! Sky is the absolute limit with this stuff! Being patient in this game is the key. It's a long term game. Be patient. History always repeats itself.
@@DrSchor and you are ignorant af. Do you know why silver isn't at it's true value, ignoramus?? It's called paper gold and paper silver. Educate yourself before coming in here acting like you know something when you actually know nothing, for if you did, you would articulate yourself in a different manner, rather than beat a dead drum. Talking to you is pointless. You sound like the president you probably voted for, brainless Joe.
I understand stacking and collecting and making profit, or at least getting the investment back. As going by my name, i collected knives, mainly Schrade (Old Timer/Uncle Henry) and Camillus, two of the oldest knife makers in the US, that went out of business years ago. Most all of the collector today, are the ones who collected them at that time, so no new people are collecting them, so what I have now, is hard to sell, and may have to lose a lot just to get rid on them, as I do not collect anymore, except for the ones I will not sell, just like some of your coins. So then we have gold,. If I had to start over today, I might go with just Eagles, or just bars, but not mix the two. Eagles because they are not reportable, and people love them, or bars because of the premiums, and don't have to worry about anything except spot price. I do wish silver would get a huge boost in spot and the gold/silver ratio would get back to 60 or so, even 70, as I would love to trade a lot of my silver for gold. And then none of what I said may have anything to do with the video... the video just made it pop in my head.
I’ve been thinking of trying to get a suitcase full of Russian Roubles. Don’t get me wrong. I like the Eagles and the Maple Leafs. Roubles have a cozy relationship with gold and oil.
Identify with the boredom aspect. When I want to mix up bullion I buy 1/10. I collect Liberty Head Eagles and have a St. Gaudens Double Eagle. Otherwise it’s AGEs and AGBs. Works well for me.
I’m trying to wrap up a tube of eagles, made an unplanned stop at the shop today & he had a few Britannias so I immediately grabbed them? Crazy like a fox?
@@DrSchor it was a much lower premium at the time for the Britannia compared to the eagle & I have since finished that tube of eagles. A battle plan usually never survives first contact, I get in the coin shop and I don’t I have any control, too many shiny objects-
Once again very sound logical take. But let me ask this; you're paying higher premiums for practically any government minted coinage (correct?) So to liquidate you of course (having a variety) would need to asses individually how much you had invested and go on the search as you did for buyers. Now... While I like to grab some coins(most of mine are silver) I've arrived at the conclusion that gold is gold is gold. So why pay higher premiums on coins and not just buy reputable bars? I prefer one ounce. For example dealers/buyers are more likely (if you live in the states) are going to want government minted gold coins due to easier to establish and assess it not being counterfeit. so why wouldn't it be a good idea or just as good an idea to buy bars that are highly reputable like the kind bars with their holographic anti-counterfeiting measures? I imagine they could be counterfeited but it would be less likely and especially on one ounce bars. To sum it up if you have a couple pounds of gold you want to get rid of once it's established it's a credible source of gold regardless it seems to me you're just as well off to buy gold bars. I would like your opinion on that. And or anyone else's. Regardless of anyone's opinion I won't be insulted because I like to get people's opinions and if I'm wrong in my thinking I'd like to establish that from my knowledge base and hearing others take on it. Anyhow once again in good video.
Coins have more buyers. I've just always been told by shops they greatly prefer coins and know that private buyers are able to verify coins more easily. I wouldn't say there isn't a place for bars - coins are just easier. Cheers!
@@DrSchor anything can be counterfeited. However cost and time along with quality of replication with a non extensive reproduction is an issue. Of course advancing technologies could change the but there's also the fact that the holographic kind bars are coded and could be traced along with standard gold testing. I'm not saying you're wrong here's just a quick Google pick up stating my point. Can holograms be duplicated? A hologram made by one manufacturer can be approximately replicated by a counterfeiter by simply recreating the artwork, then making a hologram from the artwork. Counterfeits made by re-mastering are rather easily detected upon close inspection if the artwork is sufficiently complicated or detailed.
I like the eagles. That's all I've bought thus far. But I look on bullion websites like SD and APMEX and most days the difference between a quarter ounce Queens Beast lion or Britannia and the Eagles are upwards of $100. This morning (6/24) the '22 Lion was $497 and the '22 AGE was $603. I don't understand why a 24k coin is that much less than a 22k?
A 22k coin and a 24k coin will both contain the same amount of gold. The only difference is the total weight of the 22k coin will be higher due to the silver or copper added.
I believe someone should always ask himself WHY am I doing this thing? if I have the right "why" I can do any "how"...$ just Eagles and Buffalo's for me too!
Haven't owned gold at all until I watched this channel a few months ago.
Just completed my 1st tube of American gold buffalo's, the other day.
Ty mate
You came in heavy! 💪
@@2is1gold Really frickin heavy, good lord!
Agreed, If I could go back in time I would only buy gold Eagles, Buffalos, and once a year a silver Libertad. My brain still goes nuts when I pull out a gold buffalo and look at it under the light. As far as I'm concerned it's the perfect coin.
For years, I've bought just AGBs and AGEs. Because of you, I bought a dragon and couple other random coins this year. I get my kicks by purchasing cool silver coins. Far less expensive (sometimes) and it scratches that itch.
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I've bought an Eagle and a half and two Buffaloes this year, and I'm feeling some temptation.
I don't need a Perth Gold Dragon coin, but also I feel like I have to have a Perth Gold Dragon coin.
Ha, I understand the feeling. 😄
If you lust after the gold dragon, look at the proof version.
I do buy buffalos and eagles when I can but I also love Pre-‘33 US coins. I have a few now but have been thinking of starting a certified collection of each denomination. It keeps things interesting and engaging to continue my stacking journey. Great video brotha!
I think you're right. Buffalos and Eagles are the best choice for Americans. That said those maples and brittanias are really nice looking....
Agreed!
I agree. After I've gotten through my first year I'll be accumulating a more uniformed stack.
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I’m getting tired of using Mad Max for The Scenario convos. Switching to John Wick - well done.
Ha, thanks!
I've taken your views to heart. The majority of my savings is AGE. And yep the random stuff I find hardest to liquidate to put it kindly.
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For me it is the Dutch gold ducat. Living in the Netherlands it makes 100% sense. Keep up the good work. Love your channel!
I have a few of the ducats and several of the gold 10 guilders.
I have all eagles and buffalos. I bought a maple leaf and turned it back in to get another buffalo. Think I’m just gonna stick to buffs and eagles!! Thanks for all your input!!
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Always good guidance. Thanks! Maybe two stacks? When you add them up one ends in numbers like .50, .25, .10, or .00 and the other ends in numbers like .3875. Practical vs Fun.
True!
I love this topic. I’m actually in process of organizing my stack and keeping it simple because I want it to be easier for my family to liquidate my stack one day if I’m not here. AGE and buffaloes for me and maybe maple if the price is right
Maples always seem to be priced better when buying. Having never sold gold. I would not know which brings you a better sale price.
I too have sold off some of my stack and took some gains. But it was more so that I wanted to clean it up and off some spur of the moment, late night shopping pieces or random stuff that just didn't fit in my stacking direction anymore. So taking gains while cleaning the stack worked great for me. I have streamlined similar to you, eagles and the "boring stuff" is what im mostly picking up these days. I do enjoy a lunar here and there or something to spice it up a bit. But ive definitely changed the way I think about stacking.
Lately I've been on a fractional eagle run. Regularly buying 1/10 and 1/4. I just feel they will always be best for fast cash if needed.
But, the collector in me still buys old European and Central/South America gold. Just love the variety, and history.
I have absolutely no interest in any modern Gold collectable pieces, and thier crazy premiums.
Keep stacking!
Just broke through a targeted threshold in my gold stash, today. VERY EXCITED!
Nice!
Thanks for posting. Your videos are quality and I hope to see another live stream sometime soon.
Thanks!
Just got a 2022 gold eagle, my first 1 oz of the new design. Lady Liberty looks like she put on about 30 lbs or so.
Uniformity works for food as well 😉 “A well-made salad must have a certain uniformity; it should make perfect sense for those ingredients to share a bowl.” ~Yotam Ottolenghi
Confirmed!
I used to collect world gold. I especially loved the Peruvian 100 soles (low mintages and 1.357 oz of gold)I had about 80 ounces at my peak when gold was in the $6-700 range. Selling it was a pain. eBay took too much in fees and the local dealers only offered a price back of bid. They said that demand wasn’t there and it was hard to sell for them. Lesson learned.
Buying gold is fun, selling is not fun if trying to sell at auction or on eBay. Like This author recommends, eagles and buffalos are the most liquid, the most trusted and the smartest buy to maximize the most gold for the value. As a coin collector though, I love $20 double eagles and happily pay the higher premium for them. They take up a lot more space, don’t stack well, but they are historical and so aesthetically pleasing, IMO.
I love your channel and have switched to stacking gold from silver since I started watching you 4 months ago
Thanks! 🤜🤛
Great video, I think of it as a savings addiction. A positive habit lol
Good way to look at it. Cheers!
Great points!!
You're going to make me buy that John Wick coin aren't you? LOL
Ha, don't do it!
For me it’s sovereigns. In the UK they’re tax efficient because they’re legal tender and they have low premiums compared to other bullion like Britannias etc
Makes good sense. Cheers!
Good enough for James Bond, good enough for me.
Yup, you lucky son of a gun. Any Gold Sovereign minted from the reign of Queen Victoria onwards is legal tender. The ones from earlier monarchs have been demonetized by UK law, so get treated differently for tax purposes (the legal tender ones are exempt from VAT at purchase and CGT at sale). The same VAT- and CGT-free treatment is extended to gold Britannias, which are also legal tender.
@@samy7013 all gold in the UK is vat free and no one pays cap gain tax on gold how would they calculate your cap you simply lift the mattress go to the store exchange for cash walk home no one is taking your gold
Beside being amazingly beautiful coins
Gold bullion is gold bullion. However I prefer 24 k 9999 fine. Buffalos, maples, 1 ounce bars. Maples are more universal but my favourite is my buffalos. You can’t go wrong with maples, easiest to sell or barter.
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exactly!
Libertads and pandas are my go to in both gold & silver. Followed by the Britannia, philharmonic. For bars valcambi all day followed by Scottsdale Mint
Thanks for your time! I always enjoy your content and consider it a highlight of RUclips. This and puppy videos…
Ha, thank you!!
For me gold is gold. I try to find the lowest premium possible for my budget while also avoiding sales tax. For me this generally means 1 ounce or 100g bars.
Exactly 9999 perth coins are cheapest and pure GOLD
I like that you’ve busted the buffaloes out of the capsules and put them back in a mint tube. It looks great! I’m trying to stick to buffaloes and maples but the cheap premiums on Britannia‘s has lured me in that direction lately. If I can get good deals from my LCS, I do like their British queens beasts and the liberty high reliefs. It’s the searching for those good deals that keep it fun for me.
Same here. About half my stack is Britannias and half buffalos, for those reasons. The premiums are so good on Britannias for such a gorgeous and secure coin. Hard to resist for sure!
My first ever gold coin was a 2022 Buffalo, I’ve never held that much pure gold it was mesmerizing 😍. I’ve been buying 1/4 oz AGE’s since, working on a capsule tube. Once I have 20 I’m thinking of moving on to Buffalos
That’s why I went with maples instead of eagles in my last purchase. Looking at maples leaning on each other is just hard to beat. It’s pure beauty 🤩
@Nick ™ America, I think you can’t go wrong with buffalos. They’re super popular on US and if you sell to online dealers you will get $40+ over spot so it takes away the downside of the high premium. Since this comment I switched my approach to just buffalos and eagles 🦅
Gold goals: retirement/generational wealth.
Would also like a solid gold cube on my desk.
Uniformity is good, but I’ve been collecting coins for a long time and for me it’s just more fun seeing different coins from different countries
I can appreciate that. Cheers!
Gonna keep stacking buffalos then...A few Perth mints were calling my name but I’m gonna stick with uniformity and US coins. Thanks man! Also check out Gary Jennings historical fiction books: (1) Aztec, (2) The Journeyer, (3) Raptor. Masterpiece historical fiction novels.
Will do. Thanks!
Every time you bring out the slabbed coin, I literally sit at the edge of my seat thinking, “Will he do it? Will he break the slab in THIS video?? Do it. Do it!!!”
At this point, I think the anticipation won’t be worth the payoff… 🤔
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Nah… of course it’ll be worth it. 😉
Ha!
I agree. Of the little bit I do have, most are AGEs and Buffalos☠️
Great way to go!
Maples. Maples. Maples. Low markup. Unquestioned. Every time I wanna stack something else, I stack Maples again. Wife sends me out for Buffalos, I come home with Maples again.
Ha! They're a mesmerizing coin.
Love this channel !
Thank you!!
long haul stacker.... sticking with AGE and gold buffalos for future liquidity and recognizability (my noob opinion). When I started, I was all over the place like a kid in a toy store, then narrowed to uniformity for said reason as well as better organized storage. Spot alerts and "sale" against premium is all i watch now for my monthly buys.
Have to admit it was fun buying different pieces; bars, coins etc etc, but it just started getting messy and unorganized.
I tried hiding them behind the wall paper but people keep asking about the silhouettes
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Me too. I bought a ton of random stuff. Now it’s all eagles and Buffalo.
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Great insight! Keep stacking
Thanks!
Since '08 it's always been the allure of the four 9's buffalo. The AGEs always seem kind of dingy due to the added copper. The UHRs are definitely tempting but the premium associated with the more interesting struck coins has kept us from going down that rabbit hole with gold being a store of value & hedge against debasement of the USD. That being noted, that's why we're here, to enjoy the different eye candy and live vicariously and you certainly do not disappoint! Cheers! 🤜💥🤛
Ha, thanks!
Love you channel. I like when you explain things. I’ve been stacking for a about a year now. I continue to learn and when any asks me what they should by I always have this advice. Find out why you want to stack in the first place and go from there. I basically use it as a hard savings for the long term because I am a terrible saver but with stacking it easy. I focus on fractional regardless of what the internet says. It’s the easiest way for me to stack. I can put away a small amount of money month by month with fractional gold and just sit back and watch the stack grow.
I apologize for all the typos. I just through this up before I left for work this morning.
Thanks Phillip. Good plan. Cheers!
Good morning from Texas. You are on point with the comments and my personal perspectives; it’s a good video. Curious, would you ever sell the rooster? (Me: NO!) lol. Have a blessed day.
The Rooster will never be sold. 🐓🤩
Have to agree just Eagles for awhile, I do expect that Gold may go down in price that's ok with me as long as it still has a price in the long run it will always come in handy, Have a Great weekend and Thanks'
I know you'll never sell that rooster. The story behind it is just too good. 😊
It would cut me to the soul! 😄
What are you talking about? That rooster is a piece of trash!!!! 😁
If I fell over and couldn't move and could only open the eye closest to the floor I may not be able to see over my stack.
I need to start a channel too, that way I can tell my partner that I need to buy the pricier coins to show on there. 😁
Great vid btw, always food for thought and more often than not they change the direction and trajectory of my PM journey for the better!
Ha! 🚀
Great video. Tell me about the pocket knife that's in this video. Thanks!
The bottom line is , buy it cheap and stack it deep . it will all keep up with inflation when needed .
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If you can't afford to stack that, there is no shame!.....Challenge the rite decision! Go Get Em!
Discipline... Great to hear as I'm a newbie, thank you.
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A good take for sure, thanks! For the most part of the last 15-20 years it has been pretty much what you are talking about...Eagles and Buffalos...boring, but Ill take it! I do have a few "other" coins, but the majority are Eagles and Buffalos!
Sticking with Britannia’s and Sovereigns here in the U.K.Would like an Eagle/Buffalo down the line. Appreciate your content.
I envy your CGT exemptions on Royal Mint products. I'd stack Britannias and Sovs all day there. Cheers!
Can't disagree with you here. I've been a maples and buffalos guy for some time now.
I recently added a RCM 'Gold Rush' coin, however, which essentially counts as a maple in my books!
Nice!
I stack eagles and buffalos and generic silver, sold all my foreign gold and slabbed coins, I like pre 33 but can’t get too attached that’s major 🔑
I like maples as well hard to find locally I don’t buy online too much money and too much risk.
Makes good sense. Cheers!
2 is 1 in my opinion there is no such thing as buying the right gold to stack. You buy what you like. 👍
I made a similar mistake early on... I really liked Mexican 50 pesos 1.2oz coins.. but I stopped accumulating them at three after learning (from you). Now they're just my Tres Amigos and guard the rest of the stack :). These days I'm formulaic. buff>eagle>maple and I'll get the highest rank I can based on the following margins...
Here in Australia people usually just buy locally made , since there's so many mints over here . Unfortunately there are many regulations .
I better grab a UHR before you finish your tube🍻🤣✌️
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My Soft spot is Krugerrands, my Grandfather gave me a 1/2oz on my 16th Birthday in 1981. They've been my goto ever since. I do have some Britiannias though just because they were available at a really good price once.
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Cars have made me 4x the money but for some reason I've always been attached to gold really don't know why ! I'll have to speak to my bottle of walker 😁
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I bounce between the pre-33 and the new Buffs. BUT- I did not start off doing that, I have a wider spread of stuff that I really shouldn't have bought, but like you say, "Not wrong, but not right".
I need to get some Liberty Heads. I've been pretty focused on new stuff.
I appreciate your insight. With that being said, do you think it’s worth it to stack pre33 gold at bullion price? Thank you
Same game here. I’m here for the long haul, and want the liquidity of eagles. So I’m a new stacker, and have been researching the stability, the fact that all eagles are tax free where I live, and that it’s going to give better return if sold back to the LCS. And that I don’t have to get cases or special tubes for it since it is bought and sold for its weight of gold. This means my overall investment without having to get dehumidifiers, cases, tubes, grading concerns, etc means I’ll end up making more money than that numismatic intrinsic coin collector since those cases are based on the dealer’s ability to flip that item again.
It’s almost exclusively buffalos for me, but when I’m satisfied with them (maybe 20 or so) I’ll switch to Mexican 50 peso coins. I love their size. It’s the only 22K gold I will stack. Not a huge fan of AGEs at all, but I respect them as the most recognizable gold coin in the world. Just not for me
1. Mexican 50 pesos is "only" .900 fine - equal to 21.6K
2. The world wide most popular and recognized gold coin is the South African Krugerrand
3. Sorry 😊
@@HifiCentret said it before I could. The Krug's are known everywhere.
@@Twystedwhizard this isn’t the 1970s anymore. No one wants Krugs. That’s why their premium is among the lowest. They’re ugly as hell and uninspiring.
@@DrSchor I am not a huge fan of 22K gold. If I’m gonna stack gold, I want it pure. There’s something special about pure, unadulterated gold that you don’t get with 22K coins 😅
I’m a new subscriber and I really enjoy your channel. I’m new to the gold and silver game. As far as gold, so far I’ve purchased 2 fifty gram bars. I really have no idea if I’m doing the right thing. Could you please give me a little insight? Thanks
Hey Dave. Welcome. If you're in the U.S., you'll probably find that coins are a bit more liquid than bars. That doesn't mean what you have is wrong in any way, but it might be worth looking into coins for future purchases. American Gold Eagles, Buffalos, Canadian Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, Britannias and Kangaroos would all be easy choices. Cheers!
I appreciate the response.
Guess it comes down to your local market and exit strategy. In the recent years I've had as goal to stack at least one 1 oz coin and then the rest is whatever chance will throw at me with a bit of hunting. Realistically would you sell them all at once? IMHO not likely. For me it's a secondary retirement funding in addition to the traditional and as such I'll mostly sell one or two at a time. The local bullion dealers don't really give you a better price on uniformity it's really neglible and frankly I believe most of them can be talked to if you are to sell 311 gram of gold at once even if it's not all the same. That extremely small amount they'll give you more for 10 Krugerrands vs 5 Krugerrands and 5 Eagles (or whatever 1 oz mix) according to the list price on their website just isn't worth it compared to just buy whatever is a good deal at the time of buying. If you plan to sell privately on 2nd hand markets it's probably better not to focus on all the same as well as a mix of smaller coins - especially in smaller countries as you'll essentially flod the market and it's then very hard to get even a few pennies above what a dealer would pay. Various coins of new and old and small and large and there's almost always someone that wants that particular coin for their collection/stack.
A lot of the smaller stuff is bought at or even below spot on private markets and auctions. No way my stack would be as large as it is should I go for uniformity. Of course I could still buy the good deals and swap but that is just extremely hard getting people to do a 1-1 gold amount swap unless you have a rare coin you want to swap for boring modern bullion - and then all you end up with is a boring stack and hasn't really won anything. I've tried to sell a few rare coins I have to be able to buy more gold than the ones contain but these times it's up hill. When a finansial crisis strikes (for whatever reason) the first thing to go out the window is collectors value. I can very easily get spot for them but as said that makes no sense and just makes my stack boring.
Great information, I’m learning so much. Are you US? I’m wanting to learn more about “where” “how” to sell a few coins and how to know value in the different coins. Most I’ll hold, but will need to sell a few soon. Any guidance or suggestions or other place to learn would be very much appreciated
@@designson3968 No, not US - and you are presumable neither?
That is why I'm commenting that it is actually very dependent on your location - US videoes tends to forget that there's a world outside US. The US market is - or at least has been until a few months ago - extremely concentric about US and Canadian coins to an extreme degree so that everybody told you even if you got an extremely good deal on something else then the Eagle (whatever) is still the better buy because nobody want forreign gold. Perhaps a 50 Pesos might pass as well but other coins were no go. Markets outside US is nowhere near as concentric on a few specific items but sure popularity varies with time and location too - just not to such an extreme. Not so for me locally.
Then the argument that uniformity is also good when you want to sell... Well again that depends on your local market. In US where dealer "only" want US and Canadian coins that might be true. Elsewhere it's not the case. They might have a teeny insignificant better price if you have 10 of the same - but again most can be talked to and beside I believe that many dealers like to have a diversification in their inventory (again in contrast to US) - simply because people are different and some prefer one over the other. And as said - who sells 50 Eagles at a time? Only extremely wealthy people - the wast majority of people reading here are small paycheck stackers that struggle to buy even a full oz coin - when they start to using(selling) their gold saving - will it be a good advice to sell it all at once? Not unless you need it for somethig big like a house. Even just 1 1oz can send you on a very nice vacation. People selling so huge amounts of gold at the same time that uniformity gives (a still very small) advantage rather should buy kilobars instead to get even lower spread.
In the last month or that the US market has shiftet though. With supplies that can't cope with demand US stackers are now starting to accept other form of gold and silver - forreign gold coins (also vintage) and now silver in the form bars instead of rounds when they can't find Eagles and Maples. Exciting to see whether or not that trend stand the test of time. Whether or not it's a good thing for US non US stacker I can't decide. Now we can't have our low premium vintage and "modern vintage" coins for ourselves.
Best hobby ever.
Agreed!
PLEASE do a video about bars, and why YOU do or don’t stack them. 🙏🏻
This post enhanced my rainy Saturday morning. 📚🖋😉👍
(And don’t get frustrated: that “What’s App 2 is 1” doppelgänger doesn’t possess your years of martial arts training...🥋)
If I ever get a hold of that doppelgänger it’s going down in a Kill Bill inspired cinematic clash. 👊💥😄
@@2is1gold My💰is on you. I saw those forearms of yours when you did that card shuffling in the basement video you did a year ago.
In the 80's gold never moved. 400 hundred bucks and no jobs.
That’s very interesting. More of the same or a drop rest of year going into next year?
Gold Buffalos, 1/4 oz Eagles, and the Valcambi CombiBar!
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I just bought 5 1oz gold coins, 2022 Kangaroo, Buffalo, and 5-9's Klondike plus a 2008 5-9's Maple Leaves and a 5-9's 2018 Call of the Eagle. The cheapest was the 2008 ML's, the most expensive was the Buffalo. All will sell for the same price to the bullion dealers. I have an almost nearly complete run of Buffaloes, otherwise I would never buy them. 5-9's are plentiful in Canada and are the way to go in my opinion.
I like that Canada is raising the bar on purity again. Do you keep your 99999 coins in the assays? That would hurt me, personally. 😄
@@2is1gold Sorry, but yes I do keep them carded. I have quite a few carded coins, which might seem strange since I was harping about slabs taking room. At least the carding is from the mint and not an after thought.
I'm still waiting for the stock market to recover before I start buying as I prefer to buy that while it's down however its a nice thought to really focus on the high volume coins in your area to avoid paying high premiums and allow you to cash out f you are required to do so in the future.
Good video mate.
Thanks!
Recover it hasn't crashed yet
@@audie-cashstack-uk4881 most of the big indexes are down 20 to 30%. I'm waiting for them to recover. I never said crash....
With the premiums so close, why would one buy eagles with their lower purity over buffaloes or maples? On a popular bullion site today a one ounce eagle is $2972 CAD while a one ounce maple is $2944 CAD. Eagle at .91 purity, maple at .99 purity. Just curious as both are very liquid when time to sell.
The gold content is the exact same, but you'd have an additional tax there on an AGE. They don't make sense there. The AGE popularity is the only real reason to buy it over anything else. A CML is still a great choice anywhere, though. Cheers!
Stacking cash at the moment. I'll DCA into metals, land, stock and crypto when it seems like the dollar is coming down. Quantitative tightening isn't the best.
Stack of gold so tall that you can’t even see over them
2 is 1
I said salute 😂💯
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This is pretty much what I did. I had all sizes of bars from 5G, 10G,20g Oz. I liquidated them all for a very nice profit and put it all into maples, eagles and Britt’s. Still have the 100g bar.
Maples seem so much safer to stack, with all of the visible security features.
The post-2020 (2021+) Britannia’s are actually easier to certify as legit with their new security features. Love the Maple’s though!
Yeah that's what I was thinking too plus they look nicer than the AGE imo.
I agree with u 3
I love the maple leaf design 🍁
I buy one or two Eagles or Buffalos a month now as a store of value. I buy pre 33 to smile and admire it on my desk for a few days.
I'm one of those weirdos who can find boring kind of exciting so sticking to the basics is pretty easy for me. That might make me as exciting as white bread, I dunno, but it makes stacking easy. I do understand how it's harder for most folks, though.
I do believe there will come a time, when gold is gold, regardless of where it came from, unless they're considered rare/collectible, such as the pre-33 gold.
I don't believe it will matter in a few years as far as Britannias, Maples, Kangaroos, Buffalo's, etc. When the value of gold shoots through the roof, people will flock to whatever, you may have.
When will this happen?
@@inviz1769 some of the issue now is the paper gold market. Once our current fiat begins to fade and fail, the paper markets will cease to exist and only the physical stuff will prevail, showing golds true value. Gold in 1980 was $1,000 an oz. That is roughly $3,500 in today's money.... gold is far more valuable than the current fiat number attached to it.
Silver, however, is much, much more valuable than what it is currently sitting at. Silver in 1980 was $50 an oz, which is equivalent to around $170 today... silver honestly has more upside, percentage wise, than gold currently does.
Gold being at $1810 now, moving to say $3500 is a 51% increase. But silver being just below $20 and moving to that $170 mark is a 750% increase!!! Sky is the absolute limit with this stuff! Being patient in this game is the key. It's a long term game. Be patient. History always repeats itself.
@@DrSchor and you are ignorant af. Do you know why silver isn't at it's true value, ignoramus?? It's called paper gold and paper silver. Educate yourself before coming in here acting like you know something when you actually know nothing, for if you did, you would articulate yourself in a different manner, rather than beat a dead drum. Talking to you is pointless. You sound like the president you probably voted for, brainless Joe.
@@DrSchor another thing, dinglenuts.. if the fiat crashes, what happens to that (paper) gold and (paper) silver? It goes away. 🙄🤦♂️
Nice quote; is it in itale of two cities?
It's all about the John Wick/ Jason Bourne preparation
We’re on the same page. By your premise though, why not stack only AGEs? Why stack buffaloes at all?
Just a sense that bullion has been trending toward 24k. I still have more AGEs than anything else. Cheers!
@@2is1gold that’s a good enough reason for me!
I understand stacking and collecting and making profit, or at least getting the investment back.
As going by my name, i collected knives, mainly Schrade (Old Timer/Uncle Henry) and Camillus, two of the oldest knife makers in the US, that went out of business years ago.
Most all of the collector today, are the ones who collected them at that time, so no new people are collecting them, so what I have now, is hard to sell, and may have to lose a lot just to get rid on them, as I do not collect anymore, except for the ones I will not sell, just like some of your coins.
So then we have gold,. If I had to start over today, I might go with just Eagles, or just bars, but not mix the two. Eagles because they are not reportable, and people love them, or bars because of the premiums, and don't have to worry about anything except spot price.
I do wish silver would get a huge boost in spot and the gold/silver ratio would get back to 60 or so, even 70, as I would love to trade a lot of my silver for gold.
And then none of what I said may have anything to do with the video... the video just made it pop in my head.
I’ve been thinking of trying to get a suitcase full of Russian Roubles. Don’t get me wrong. I like the Eagles and the Maple Leafs. Roubles have a cozy relationship with gold and oil.
Lol, how?
I’ve been in it for 40 years would you call that the long game?
A wonderful stack! My income is "slower" but I purchase a 10 gram Pamp bar every two months, I am up to 12 of them now. At least I am stacking some.
A new tube is a new challenge! Stack on!
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Identify with the boredom aspect. When I want to mix up bullion I buy 1/10. I collect Liberty Head Eagles and have a St. Gaudens Double Eagle. Otherwise it’s AGEs and AGBs. Works well for me.
I’m trying to wrap up a tube of eagles, made an unplanned stop at the shop today & he had a few Britannias so I immediately grabbed them? Crazy like a fox?
Serendipity!
@@DrSchor it was a much lower premium at the time for the Britannia compared to the eagle & I have since finished that tube of eagles. A battle plan usually never survives first contact, I get in the coin shop and I don’t I have any control, too many shiny objects-
You should do a video about gold bars.
I know. It's overdue.
My LCS told me today that the Mint will be raising their premiums. Have you heard the same? I'm US based.
I haven't heard that from anyone. Cheers!
When it comes to gold, I almost always choose the “wrong answer”.
Sort of like my life…🤓
It’s more likely that you’ve been right in so many things that your id is rebelling, _trying_ to make a wrong decision! 😂
What do you do for a living?
Well for me I have all fractional gold, and I buy the best deal and that's as simple as it is for me.
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Once again very sound logical take.
But let me ask this; you're paying higher premiums for practically any government minted coinage (correct?) So to liquidate you of course (having a variety) would need to asses individually how much you had invested and go on the search as you did for buyers.
Now... While I like to grab some coins(most of mine are silver) I've arrived at the conclusion that gold is gold is gold. So why pay higher premiums on coins and not just buy reputable bars? I prefer one ounce.
For example dealers/buyers are more likely (if you live in the states) are going to want government minted gold coins due to easier to establish and assess it not being counterfeit.
so why wouldn't it be a good idea or just as good an idea to buy bars that are highly reputable like the kind bars with their holographic anti-counterfeiting measures?
I imagine they could be counterfeited but it would be less likely and especially on one ounce bars.
To sum it up if you have a couple pounds of gold you want to get rid of once it's established it's a credible source of gold regardless it seems to me you're just as well off to buy gold bars.
I would like your opinion on that. And or anyone else's. Regardless of anyone's opinion I won't be insulted because I like to get people's opinions and if I'm wrong in my thinking I'd like to establish that from my knowledge base and hearing others take on it.
Anyhow once again in good video.
Coins have more buyers. I've just always been told by shops they greatly prefer coins and know that private buyers are able to verify coins more easily. I wouldn't say there isn't a place for bars - coins are just easier. Cheers!
@@DrSchor anything can be counterfeited. However cost and time along with quality of replication with a non extensive reproduction is an issue. Of course advancing technologies could change the but there's also the fact that the holographic kind bars are coded and could be traced along with standard gold testing.
I'm not saying you're wrong here's just a quick Google pick up stating my point.
Can holograms be duplicated?
A hologram made by one manufacturer can be approximately replicated by a counterfeiter by simply recreating the artwork, then making a hologram from the artwork. Counterfeits made by re-mastering are rather easily detected upon close inspection if the artwork is sufficiently complicated or detailed.
I like the eagles. That's all I've bought thus far. But I look on bullion websites like SD and APMEX and most days the difference between a quarter ounce Queens Beast lion or Britannia and the Eagles are upwards of $100. This morning (6/24) the '22 Lion was $497 and the '22 AGE was $603. I don't understand why a 24k coin is that much less than a 22k?
1/4 oz Eagles are crazy right now. Maybe try findbullionprices.com to see if you can find them at a better deal. Good luck!
I buy AGE’s from monument metals. They are typically $80 less than SD. 1/4’s are 520 ish right now
@@jdb2722 I'll check em out thanks.
@@2is1gold I'll check it out thanks
A 22k coin and a 24k coin will both contain the same amount of gold. The only difference is the total weight of the 22k coin will be higher due to the silver or copper added.
boring gold is liquid indeed. Thanks for the video.
Cheers!
I believe someone should always ask himself WHY am I doing this thing? if I have the right "why" I can do any "how"...$ just Eagles and Buffalo's for me too!
We’ll put. Cheers!