If You Are Buying Gold & Silver What Should You Buy TODAY?
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2024
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Welcome to our comprehensive guide on investing in gold and silver! In today's volatile economic climate, many investors are turning to precious metals as a hedge against uncertainty. But with so many options available, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. That's where we come in!
In this video, we'll break down everything you need to know about buying gold and silver, including the best options to invest in right now. Our expert analysis will help you navigate the market and make informed decisions to protect and grow your wealth.
From understanding the different types of gold and silver products available to deciphering market trends and pricing factors, we'll cover it all. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this guide is packed with valuable insights to help you build a strong and diversified portfolio.
But we don't stop there! We'll also share exclusive tips and strategies to maximize your returns and minimize risks when investing in precious metals. Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and confidence to make smart investment choices that align with your financial goals.
So if you're ready to take control of your financial future and explore the world of gold and silver investing, this video is a must-watch! Join us as we uncover the secrets to successful investing in precious metals and discover what to invest in right now.
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Always good to hear your opinions BYB, thanks 👍
Great video Backyard!
I'd agree with a lot of those choices .. Love the old, circulated coins..feels like REAL money
Great video mate, always appreciate your content 👍
Can't beat Britannia 👑
For me, one ounce of gold will always trump the equivalent value in silver, which equals 85 ounces; that's well over 5 pounds in weight. 10 ounces of gold I can easily hold, but 53 pounds of silver I can hardly lift off the floor. It's no contest for me.
It won't be this way forever as silver is used at 1000% more in everyday products.
Silver industrial use is a negative not a positive , in bad times less goods are produced/sold and therefore less silver is required foe those products
@@seminumismaticguy8575 it's used in food, medicines, textile industry, you think people will stop producing food and medicines?
With gold so high this past month I've been stacking in a lot of 2 oz kangaroos, and a bunch of 1 1/2 oz Canadian Royal Mint polar bears and super leaves. Great video and information as always Mr. BYB👍🦘🍁
my next purchase will be an Austrian 4 Ducat 1915 re strike, I saw your video about it and I had to acquire one
Another brilliant video..I am very much like you here in UK, stacked silver coins for many years then in 2021 started stacking heavily on gold sovereigns and 1oz gold Britannias (all only from Chards and Atkinsons)...just one question/your thoughts..purchased a few sovereigns three days ago from Atkinsons who are brilliant, one received was an 1892 Victoria but my two professionally calibrated scales gave reading of 7.91g...lowest of all my sovereigns, no doubt its genuine but have you ever had one as low as that? Appreciate any view, did e mail them but not heard back as yet..Keep up great videos and glad you are feeling better day by day😊
Nice 10oz bar
Full sovereigns from Atkinsons great value.
The best some might say!
Someone who's just decided to start collecting thanks that it might be good to pick up quarter oz of gold or possibly quarter ounce Palladium have you seen the Lewis and Clark coin?
I like gold, platinum and palladium
3:00 That big chunk eventually becomes problematic once you're at a certain point.
At a certain point you start to prefer the portability of gold storage compared to the bulk storage of silver... storage space has value too!
Another thing to consider is whether you have to pay tax/VAT on silver or gold in the country you're based.
And last but not least, in the EU, nowadays if someone buys bullion gold for over 10k euros, you have to get through background checks/identification.
So if you prefer your privacy, keep your transactions under 10k.
10:30 I definitely disagree about that: gold is way better for long term savings/investments, because it's reliable in the sense that value always trending up eventually. However, silver is much more volatile, so if you're into frequent buying/selling, silver is more attractive (but higher frequency trading is much more risky though).
So: silver for shorter term profits, gold for hedge against inflation over the long run.
Full sovereigns from Atkinsons, aronum and Hatton garden. They take turns at being the cheapest.
Picked up a 10oz 2020 valiant from HGM at £26 / Oz recently
Perfectly timed video BYB. I'm doing my research before buying gold coins for the first time to avoid CGT in the UK. I understand there's CGT on bars but not coins
Only Royal Mint £ denomination coins and sovereigns.
1/10 oz Gold (Britannia) Royal Coat of Arms coins at just 5% over spot from the Hatton Garden Metals right now...
Everyone's different I guess. For me, the best thing is something I like to get out and have a look at, or the feel of a 1kg bar (silver, obviously). Something to enjoy whilst I have it.
I haven't got proof money, so that's out.
Platinum and sovereigns
Would be nice to see you do some finger coin rolling tricks after all these years watching you handle fine coinage 😁
I personally have a mix of 10oz silver bars and 1oz silver britannias.
1oz gold britannias 1/2 oz gold britannias 1/4 gold britannias. And full sovereigns.
Should I be buying half sovereigns?
Hypothetically speaking do you think there's going to be a industrial application for platinum within the next 5 years? I believe platinum is a sleeper metal.
What about an episode showing the costs per gram of each denomination of coins?
The gold sovereigns have taken the spotlight lately! I like the French rooster
I think you are right BYB that Sovereigns are always a great choice, however I certainly wouldn't describe them as cheap. I bought my first Sovereigns at £232 a piece and that wasn't that many years ago. I wish my salary had gone up at the same percentage that Sov's have over the last 4 years or so. I suppose though that I have made a great return, unlike those who think they are doing well on an ISA or some other Bank scam at a interest rate of 4%!!!
Regret anytime I buy proof! Last years 5 coin soverign set landed on my doorstep and I immediately wanted to move it on, Cheers ByB!
I'm now trying to swap/sell a 5Oz Proof 2017 Remembrance Day Jersey mint coin for something I can actually touch
USA here. Is American silver in big demand over in Britain? Britannias seem to do pretty good here.
Due to tax reasons no none UK silver will ever be popular in the uK. They do have a following though
Secondhand hand silver, vat free , cash only deals from people, not dealer's, is the way to go
Love the Queen Victoria Sovereigns. Fantastic piece of history. When that coin was minted we still ruled the world! 😂
You got that right!
If we still did, it would be a better place.
13:34 sovereigns
A point about CGT... you might have other capital gains that use up your allowance in any particular tax year. You might not even have much of a choice as to when that gain is realised. So if, say, you make £500 on CGT-liable precious metals, then later in that tax year an employer share scheme pays out and you get a £3k capital gain from it. Now you're paying CGT on a gain of £500 that you wouldn't if the precious metals had been CGT-exempt.
Conservative are currently very negative on CGT allowances and have been reducing the allowance. Labour has always been anti CGT allowances it's not a foregone conclusion you will have any CGT allowance soon .
I just paid over 2k for a Royal Celebration 1oz gold bar. Mad I know but I could only get hold of it from The Royal Mint website. I wanted it for ages so I had to tolerate the sting!
Ouch, I would have sold you my bar for £1900 😉
Don't worry I've got a few four figure trading cards which is a truly stupid purchase. 😂
@@monkey39128 Aren’t there certain Pokemon cards that can fetch thousands with some collectors? Insane when you consider they’re just paper and ink!
@@monkey39128 Aren’t there certain Pokemon cards that can fetch thousands with some collectors? Insane when you consider they’re just paper and ink!
Money is money, doesn’t make sense to pay taxes on Money for capital gain!
Do you purchase Gold Backs? Or do they have that in Europe?
Goldbacks are a waste of time and money
Just tried to create an account on the silver forum and I’ve passed the recaptcha test 6 times and it still won’t let me! Help!
You probably need a stronger password
Ok I will try that, thank you x
If the Germania mint sold those golden eagles in gold as opposed to silver I would take their hand off for it.
Central banks and millionaires stack gold. I'd stick with that crowd.
the late Queens Key date proof sovereigns ATM as there cheap and figure they wont stay that way over the next few years , Premium bonds as its a great way to possibly win Tax free cash if your numbers come up and getting rid off any debt
Silver? The lowest premium 1 oz silver rounds you can find. With the possible exception of your country’s sovereign round, the rest mean nothing to a dealer when more people are selling than buying. The material is going to a refinery, so the shops have to pay less than spot to make a profit. Absolutely no way should a stacker buy into artificially limited edition way, way, way, way, way, way overpriced gimmicks like Germania Mint rounds and printed bars. Gold? Your country’s sovereign coins. You are pretty much guaranteed back of spot for anything else when you or your heirs sell. Where I’m at, no one wants odd size, odd purity foreign sovereign gold like Roosters, Ducats and Francs. Some will take Maple Leafs. All pay back of spot for gold bars.
1st in :)
Yes you are!
Gold and Silver prices are down ⬇️, its time to buy more...
I see Gold as the real store off value, and wealth preservation.
And thrue money, no matter in what spot in the world u living, everybody recognises Gold!
Gold is most stable element in the periodic table.
I see Silver as very important Industrial metal, and as barter tool, if worst come to worst in the economy...