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Silver is Silver?
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- In this video I talk about silver stacking and how silver is silver. Some silver stackers will say that all silver ounces should have the same value regardless of the shape or design. The only thing that gives silver its value is the fact that it is made out of silver. Certain silver coins that carry heavy premiums should be avoided for silver stacking simply because the premium will never be recouped. I push back on this idea and explore the concept of collectible silver items as a way to keep people interested in silver stacking. I have been silver stacking for over 6 years now and I have bought generic silver, silver rounds, silver bars, junk silver, silver coins, silver eagles, and many other types of silver bullion including collectible high premium silver coins. I think that high premium silver items should not be a priority for any silver stacker, but simply a fun alternative that is explored with the understanding that all premiums could evaporate if we go into a SHTF Scenario.
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If it kills werewolves it works for me
They sell silver bullets 😂
My sentiment is exactly
@@JakeBooth1 I saw a major online dealer selling dummy .45 ACP cartridges made entirely from 1 oz of silver, priced over $50.00 each; at that time, the premium was nearly 100%. Nope, I didn't buy one. I have a wooden stake instead.
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I’m a stacker, not a collector. Generic rounds for me. 10 oz. Bars ( cheapest). It’s your money, this is America, do what you want!
The buff coin is now cheaper than bar silver.
As a Boomer Stacker (hey, great name for a RUclipsr!), I buy only Eagles and Maples. But in a nod to my childhood (when a pocket full of change made you feel like a millionaire) I also collect a few coins from the past, such as Mercury dimes, Franklin and Walking Liberty halves, Morgan and Peace dollars. Nostalgia for this country's past is also a great reason to stack!!
I love when in the old movies they would pay for an entire meal with one large coin and still get change back.
I ambled into a laundromat while they were moving from old building to new building back in the early 70s. The owners said I could have any coins I found under the machines as they were moved. What a haul that was of junk silver. I was grinning like a mule eating barbed wire.
I prefer to stack ASE's, 🍁 's & Constitutional silver. I'm a millennial lol.
I'd sub to "Boomer Stacker." Wisdom is wisdom.
The maples and britanias have security features . Thats a plus .
Whatever the verdict, I still buy unique pieces I love. Let my heirs figure it out when I’m outta here. 😀
lol~! yes, same here.
Yeah, I'm new and mostly.have generic rounds but I have one or two that are different. They didn't cost any more and damn, if I want a round with Elvis that's my business!
Good idea 💡 👏
Right, jewelry is so marked up, that even the primo coins seem cheap.
“Some people do spend a significant amount of money on small pieces of cardboard” SHOTS FIRED!!!!! I have 10x more money in “cardboard” than I do in precious metals bc I collected cards for years and have only been stacking for ab one year.
Hey don’t forget, some people spent half a million dollars on 1 or 2 pieces of paper
Like S Dragon says silver is silver. Now if you buy various coinage to give as presents to your children or grands, which I've done for special occasions that's fine. If you decide your going to build an inheritance for your progeny then stick with bars, low premiums that you'll never recoup unless you bought it for 20. p/ oz & your selling for 30.
The Tom Brady rookie cards I just bought are a long term hold. The reverse proof libertad 2015 are $1500 for ounce. I think having a little of everything works out pretty good.
Hey, I'm willing to bet that all of us here over 40 have spent Thousands of dollars on trading cards in their lifetime! LOL 😂
After my first 200 oz of the same old stacking generics, I started to stack high premiums out of boredom.
I understand small premiums for government issued coins. In the end, an ounce is a ounce.👌
IDEA: could you get a video of PCGS experts to take a look at some graded coins and tell why they got those grades and go through their process???
Honestly I agree that Silver is Silver. Unique peices and other things like ASE's are great but the premiums ARE insane.
But in the recent past, when demand and premiums were crazy for ASE, you could make a nice profit selling ASEs. Now, when there's no/low demand for silver, ASE keeps lots of the said HIGH premiums. Compare buyback price of 27.5 for rounds vs 32.5 for ASE. Thats a $5 or 15.4% difference. People are only looking at the buy price but not looking at the historical buy/sell spread. ASEs are the best buy and sell for silver. Better yet get Gold Eagle and be in the money when you buy it.
I'm more of a numismatic, I don't buy rounds I like my old silver coins with history.
The thing is that people are stupid and they think there is extra value in higher premium things when there isn't and so they buy it which keeps that idea afloat. So if people refused to buy those items, the premiums would end up coming down. Silver is silver. Buy the cheap stuff.
I couldn't have said it better myself
Maples seem to be a sweet spot often. Things change daily. But over time Maples, are often several dollars cheaper than ASE and if only a dollar more than a generics i would opt for the Maples
Where I live, most of the places that buy silver give you a dollar less than spot, regardless of it it's an ASE or a generic round. We don't really have local coin shops, and so it's always best to just buy generic if this is your exit plan.
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It definitely matters to a degree, and collecting different types of rounds or sovereign coins makes it a little more interesting just stacking a bunch of the same coin.
I have a balance of coins and rounds. I find excitement in going into a coin shop and see what kind of generic rounds are in there whether it’s vintage or regular generic rounds that I haven’t seen before as opposed to the same face on the same coins on most of them. I do like to find some cool one ounce bars, and 10 ounce bars too
Silver is silver. I started stacking last year. I'm only buying silver bars and silver rounds. So I want to get as many oz's of gold and silver for my $20k / year budget.
I totally get why people by other things. I have two friends that only buy silver eagles. Also, the dealers have to make money and my understanding is they do it via premiums. And last, I would guess that supply and demand effect premiums as well as physical supply. This was a fun video and I bet there will be lots of comments!
I think that, instead of the premiums going out the window, I would say that the spot price would go out the window and the premiums with skyrocket. There will be a point when no amount of dollars will buy silver. The dollars will only be good for paying old debt, but they will not buy any assets.
I agree.
If silver is silver, then tell them to let you pick through their stack and see how they like it when you pick their best stuff for spot price😂
Silver is silver when the dealer is buying, but like you said let me dig in when I buy fukrrrrrrs🫨🫨🫨🫨
I just enjoy feeling safer with my stack. Almost exclusively in with Eagles, maples, and 90% constitutionals…I know generic rounds are cheaper, but feel more secure with the brand named and country produced materials over private company pours. To each their own though.
This is the melt value argument. It's all about sell price. When it's time to sell, Silver is more liquid and more sought-after and is priced of its intrinsic value, not cuz of any collectibility or added value beyond that. If you don't agree with this, then you must be of the school of diversification which means that you will not be selling all of your silver at one point. So a good way to balance both ideas is to get generic cheap silver that you can sell at melt value one day and hold on to your more precious stuff forever and ever and ever and ever and ever! We love you bro, since day one, my 7 year old has been saying for years, silver dragons is the best!
Most of my stack is 10 oz bars, rounds, eagles & maples, but I also like to buy the occasional higher premium coin or cool looking silver dragons poured piece to make it fun!
Good idea to keep it fun and mix in collectibles. Many other categories of collectibles have NO intrinsic value, so this is a step ahead.
Its a medium of ART
Always plan how you want to sell. My LCS treats foreign coins about the same as generics. Eagles seem to be the exception.
Some coin designs bring more Joy than others !!!
Mercury dimes, for example have become harder to find and are more expensive than they were several years ago. If I took the route of only buying generic back then, I would have missed out. It pays to have both.
It all depends when Silver was around $22+ ounce, I bought generic silver Low prices. Just sold 100 oz off generic silver for $31+ ounce & keep my Silver Eagles for another day. Made nice profit on my generic silver & invested on Pre-33 Gold for my portfolio. The key is to buy low & wait for the near future hold on till silver prices increases to sale little & invest little. Also the key is to buy $1.00 over spot or $2.00 over spot that’s great deal especially on vintage bars or silver rounds. I am buying with low premiums each week.
I'm buying as a stacker, I'm also making it a fun journey and get certain silver that catches my eye but I do try to pay the lowest I can. In the end my children will inherit it and spend it the way they want so might as well make the best of it
The Canadian Maples still look the best by far!
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Something else to think about, if your home burns down you will be able to get your silver and gold back, it will be melted some or a lot. The cardboard cards you are talking about will be toast.
Ex Poketuber here, I agree with you, premiums are easily comparable to why some pokemon cards are worth more than others.
I stack silver and I'm not a collector by any means when it comes to silver, to me silver is silver but some intricate pieces be they government backed coins/bars or bullion round have more value as they are unique and limited.
TLDR if we don't like the premium on silver items stop buying high premium silver and buy cheapest we can get. If they don't sell well they don't turn a profit, vote with your money people.
What you sculpt a chunk of silver into along with the purity stamped on it, the craftsmanship and security features, even the mints good standing all have value and add value to that chunk of silver and for good reason. It's self explanatory.
It really depends on what you want the metal for. My parents are both retired, no debt, mortgage paid off, they turned a portion of their cash into gold and silver as something of a value safeguard (a good family friend is a wholesale precious metal dealer, he got them some boullion for melt price, the amount they bought was ridiculously small for him and my dad has been somewhat of his mentor in ham radio construction, so it was more of a favour for a retiring friend). On the other hand, if you want to see it as a hobby that does retain a value, for example something to enjoy with your kids while teaching them basic economics at the same time, coins would be my choice, worst case scenario, they still are worth melt, most scenarios, the premiums bring a little extra.
To me Silver is Silver, however It's the
" value ", or the price that someone is willing to pay for the silver is all that matters .
Started stacking 3 months ago. 230 oz of silver and 4 oz of gold so far. Your video helps a lot!
If TSHTF bartering will be one of the main uses for silver. Recognition and authenticity will be key. Therefore, ASE's, Maples and junk will shine.
Hi SilverDragons! Thank you for the vlog! I think the best stack is the stack you like, the way you like to stack it. If you like high-premium silver and it makes you happy, you should get high-premium silver. I'm a stacolletor so after building somewhat of a base, I'm doing both.
High Fives!
I'm an Aussie and the Perth Mint is charging double spot price for so much of their stock, it's nuts.
Ohhh, hell no!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Acemanveryspecial Same here. I watch these US clips on here and wonder why they only pay $1 or $2 over spot while we are paying $6~$15 over. Same as tobacco tax I guess. A $5 US pouch of tobacco is $50 in Au.
I live in/around Amish country, i went into one of their rural grocery stores the other day and couldn't believe it.... they had a small display case on the counter and were selling silver rounds. The Amish typically dont do anything unless it makes financial sense. It made me feel a little better about getting into stacking. Lol
Me, I only care about the weight. When times become desperate, no one‘s gonna care about the premiums you paid.
Exactly. Some people think that there will be a LCS on every corner during Mad Max.
Ask anyone who doesn’t stack if they’d barter more for whatever or if an oz is an oz…
A non-stacker may feel more comfortable bartering with something recognizable.
Nah you just need to ask an economist or look at history to know sometimes an oz is worth more than an oz and sometimes it is worth less than an oz.
If everyone knows, for example, that ASEs are routinely faked, nobody will want to accept ASEs as payment when other silver can be offered, and their perceived value will drop relative to silver that is not easily faked.
@@101jody I never had to barter, and I'm old. Neither did my parents or grandparents.
Never saw anyone have to barter, except on The Walking Dead, and they had zombies and didn't follow spot values.
The Rounds vs Sovereign a situational matter. If dealing with a coin shop or some one you know very well , Rounds are good. If in a situation where you dont know person never met ,no idea what obscure round they have its dicey. A person or place may only accept a recognizable Government minted coin. So its situational.
@@chutethemall8099haha very good
A Silver Eagle as a whole coin is not pure silver, but contains 1 ozt. of silver in the alloy of silver and copper in the coin. It is closer to sterling silver in make-up. In contrast, a Canadian Maple Leaf and most bullion rounds are pure silver with no alloy. This is why Eagles are larger and weigh more than 1 troy oz., and do not say 999 or 9999 on the coin. A Maple or round that is 999+ can be direct melted into pure silver, but an Eagle will require refining to purity, an additional cost on top of the initial premium should it need to be combined into an investment grade bar, divided into fractional, or used in industry somewhere down the road. If stacking for BULLION value, buy coins, rounds or bars that indicate 999+.
US Silver Eagles are .999 pure silver, and weigh exactly 1 troy ounce. >US GOLD Eagles contain 1 troy ounce of gold alloyed with copper/silver, so the coin is heavier than 1 troy ounce (33.93 grams).
Silver (or gold) is called jewelry or collectable if it's priced over spot. I buy bullion rounds or bars because it's for the most part not taxed.
The Greater Fool Theory hopes a sucker is born every minute, so those high-premium collectables can be sold at a profit.
If you find the right customer.
Thanks for covering the question I and apparently others asked. Totally agree wealth hedging is NOT the ONLY reason for stacking . It is the only reason I do it😊 I have other things I collect for hobby/fun. 100% agree with your analysis.
Stack for protection collect for fun. Perth mint takes my money every month. I love those pieces in my collection. 2022 Lunar Tigers are getting harder and harder to find. But I have one 😎
The fact that some people simply don't TRUST anything other than Constitutional or ASE's, or "fill in the blank", then I think you have your answer. The real issue is when people try to sell, and some LCS's will lowball on many things because they don't trust it or are worried about fakes. The issue of premiums is ongoing, dealers and traders need to run a business, but the real issue here is TRUST. Silver is silver, but people won't trust something they don't recognize as legitimate.
The best kind of silver is the silver YOU CAN AFFORD. Don’t go into debt for anything you can’t afford. Always be humble and keep going which ever pace it may be.
A collectors item will always be worth more than just silver because no matter how high silver prices go a limited edition collectors item will add to regular value.
No.
@@rainymctrixie1 no? you are 100% wrong
@bobsilver3983 Yeah, keep on believing that son. I could care less what the silver is made into to look like. To me, at the end of the day, it's only silver and I wouldn't pay above spot for any silver whatsoever. The cool thing about it is you buy what you like and I'll buy what I like. It's up to you what you sell it for and if you can get someone to pay a premium because of what it looks like then more power to you.
I love collecting different silver rounds. makes it fun to find unique ones
My collecting is 60% stacking and 40% numismatic collecting. I know coin premiums can be high I like to show my friends and family cool coins it makes me happy.
Premium silver is hit or miss as far as resale. But fun to collect.
I refuse to accept any difference in premium on major sovereign coins. At this point, who can't recognize an Eagle vs. Maple vs. Britannias? The market may bear higher premiums on Eagles, but I won't.
I have collected coins for over 50 years man and boy. I started stacking silver in the 80's when it got cheap, and I have that silver is silver attitude in regard to my stack. I understand paying the premiums for low mintage "art bars" What I think is not to smart are the paying of enormous premiums for vintage bars/ingots. Don't care how old they are or how many may exist. They are silver ingots and bars of silver nothing more.
Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
I personally love the looks of maples both gold and silver they're gorgeous. Britannias as well.
I have some bars, rounds, etc...But I believe, that when the dollar goes to nothing, it's probably much better to hold the coin of the realm! Which is constitutional silver and type 1 silver eagles! I live in America, and silver is silver yes, but it's better to have American coinage then another countries money! But, we all have to do what we think is best for ourselves!✌🏼👍🏼
It won't make a difference. 🤷
If you want to sell your silver without dealing with bs get American silver eagles. Really hard for someone to offer you less than spot for silver eagles.
Agree. ASEs are the best performing silver in high and low demand periods. Period. The only thing better is 1oz Gold Eagle.
Same for rounds. Maybe they gonna offer you -1 to +1 $ above spot but it's still better than pay that high premium
@@MiceDnP yeah as always depends on the individual and his/her goals
I bought a silver eagle last purchase. I was a bit underwhelmed. I much prefer spending less for more appealing rounds and bars. I'm getting close to 200oz of my 500oz goal before converting some into gold. Should we be forced into using silver to buy items, the premiums will likely still be a thing, as the identification will be easier for the common mints. But what happens should the govt demand the exchange of the coins to digital currency......I'll stay with lower premiums and bigger stacks.
As a numismatic, I certainly hope we don’t have a SHTF moment. The premiums I pay for “proof finish” are insane. And the base metal most coins are struck from is absolutely worthless
I try to buy the cheapest but doesn’t happen all the time
I cringe at the thought of selling some of my silver
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In some cases, silver coins have tax and authentication advantages that make them worth a premium to rounds.
Just broke over 1200 ounces of silver and 35 ounces of gold. I just need to find an exit strategy now. lol I’m just kidding.
When you buy a house, you are not paying the price of the materials. There is a massive premium on top of the price of the materials.
All premiums are not created equal.
The difference is this. Stackers= low premium higher volum collectors higher premium for more unice collectable items
I haven't had very good luck with premium silver. I recently traded some for gold and my LCS only offered spot. So I've decided to focus more on generic silver and buy the rounds that I like.
Great video Silver Dragons! I’ve adopted a different strategy. At my LCS, I hit the generic bins for 1 - 10 oz first. I’ve found a lot of interesting pieces at low premiums. With spot >30, people are dumping their hidden treasures. I always find a few oz to buy. As you mentioned, it takes some of the boredom out of stacking generics.
Last time silver hit $50 , all the LCS’ were paying around $2 below spot. Didn’t matter what it was or what condition it was.
Great Video Dragon's 🐉🐉👍
I love to "roll hunt" vintage rounds and bars. I buy assorted lots at auction and you don't know what exactly is in there. I pull the unique stuff I like and list the rest on FB or eBay. I can sell it near spot ($1-$2 over) which is more than a LCS pays and is cheaper for the buyer than going to a shop. It essentially pays for itself. I'm still "playing" with the same money I started with and have accumulated 20-30 vintage rounds over the past 6 months or so.
Since I buy silver as a hedge against monetary collapse, I only buy government backed coins. It is my opinion that government backed coins will be easier to move and will be more trusted in such a situation.
In a real SHTF, 'government backed' will have little value. 🤷
@@phuckyu3383 I dont doubt some wont care either way but people like me will trust an American Eagle more than a generic bar. No doubt some people wont barter unless you have food, bullets, or other goods.
If you are stacking silver with the possible intent of selling it at some point, I think you should purchase the most popular coins or rounds which would give you a better chance of selling it when that time comes.
super informative. thanks! i'm a new stacker and spent the first year going for silver that interested me, and i paid some silly premiums for several ingots, vintage poured bars, and other artsy collectible silver bullion. i still get halted in my tracks when i see a very pretty piece of art on a coin, round, bar however i have moved on to silver coins, my first batch of 'junk' silver is coming soon. I see no junk in 90% lol stack on!
Interesting information
All fiat currencies are going to be gone. Silver will be just Silver in the end.
Silver is silver if you are buying to preserve wealth. Call your local coin shop and see what they pay for sovereign and collectible v generic.
Great video as always! I've got a question. . .
Am I better off purchasing one 10oz bar, or 10 one ounce bars (or rounds)? I can get either/or for about the same price.
Please respond and tell me why.
Thanks!
I'm no expert, but typically the larger bars are cheaper, per oz. I ended up with a 5 oz and a 10 oz because of a spot deal. At some point, I'll trade them for 1 oz rounds.
I love coin-bars, shame there's such a high premium on them. I got a 100 gram cook island coin-bar for 110 euro which was cool, sadly they only had one left :(
I also bought a tube of random 1oz silver coins for normal coin price and there were 14 silver eagles from 1988 in there :D (eagles have like a $5 premium here in The Netherlands so that was a nice suprise)
Nice 😉
I won't ever buy collectables they have NO interests for me, however I never get burned out on buying genrics!
I think the MS70 stuff is all hype 😏
I went 50/50 between junk and bullion. A few rounds because I like dragon's and the Aztec calendar
have been a coin collector for 35 years stacking is a side effect that seems to multiply my holdings
Well put
I will gladly pay a little extra for Silver Eagles can’t have enough. I do love my 10oz silver bars as well. I try and stay away from the higher priced collectible coins.
Whatever it takes to reach your goal. I reached mine a cpl years back, but this week I bought 100oz of buffalos just bc. Last week, however, I bought 25 oz (1-2oz rounds) of just crap I liked.
If you're new - absolutely go for weight. A few years ago I'd have told you "whatever," but the price action right now + rate cuts + global volatility = get weight first.
If you have some weight though, do you!
Thank you 🙏🥰
I just recently sold some silver maples and eagles around spot. I don’t think dealers really care so much. I’ll just keep stacking round and 90%.
If one really believes we are going to get a measurable move up in price, it does make sense to allocate your silver investment into less premium rounds, bars, etc. In other words, choosing private mints over government mints generally. The premium will more than likely not change by % compared to price appreciation.
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One oz. of eagles to two oz. generic bars, and half dollar constitutional makeup my stack.
Thank you for answering that I was really losing sleep at night wondering😂😂😂
I always buy whatever 1 oz sovereign coins are on sale that day. I also have a hard-on for Royal Canadian Mint and Germania mint 10 oz bars.
I don't think the chance of SHTF is as small as you suggest. I used to think it was a smaller chance 15 or 20 years ago, but now I think the probability grows with each passing year.
Bang for buck is the attitude I have. At the end of the day I'm involved in this market to make money, premiums on ASE's and certain other coins hold too much premium to make money in intermediate swings.
l like all coins keep stacking
The market and shops are flooded with silver right now so yes definitely buy cheap silver rounds
Silver is Silver I have the same situation get burnt out on what to buy first I sold my bars and rounds and only bought coinage now with the periums and silver holding at 30 dollars a ounce just feel stuck on what to buy