Can you imagine bringing the guys out to a comfortable duck blind and when they are totally impressed and jealous, open the secret bunker. Lol. Worth every penny. Not to mention you also have a bunker.
Both! I’ve seen videos of coin dealers who don’t know what goldbacks are and cannot test them. They are therefore skeptical. I imagine it would be quite easy to buy a chicken with a goldback though.
Silver is used as currency. US 90% coins, fractional .999 rounds, or other. Gold is an insurance policy, or to buy big things. Your own 'bank account' for protecting wealth. Goldbacks are a very expensive (per oz) fad or novelty item.
During Shft how can you verify authenticity? If grid down, so is internet. Granted gold is hard to break down to a smaller currency. I'm using pre 1964 dimes quarters and halves scrap silver. It 90% silver and has been a valuable currency for millenniums. I still say food water bullets and tools will be the new fiat currency. But I have been collecting silver since I was a kid. So I'm pretty well set on that. Scrap silver coins in bags. Plus the other supplies.
They're just chopping flakes off and weighing them in Venezuela right now, for haircuts, meals etc.. also in the olden days in Europe they used to cut coins in halfs and fourths. I would like to have some goldbacks, but it would have to be similar to the premium on a one ounce gold 🪙 coin.
A few years back I bought up several coins of trading silver. The coins are 1oz of .9999 silver and are scored where they can be broke into 1/4 for trading. At the time I thought they were just a novelty but I'm starting to view them now as a necessity.
Nice to see some more coverage of the Goldback! Sure you’re paying “more,” per the amount you’re getting. However, it’s actually portable and useable for small transactions. It’s a brilliant concept! I’d love to see more states adopt gold and silver as recognized currency.
@@danielbbq I have already. There is no such list that they are willing to provide until the day they release a Goldback for Texas. We just do local farm goods and Freeze Dried Products.
The. Problem for me is a 50 dollar gold back costs 255.00 dollars. When I spend it I only get 200 in buying power. Fractional gold is much much cheaper.
Well I plan on leaving tomorrow morning from Cheyenne after I run down to Eaton Colorado stuck on a job. I'll see you there so we can discuss things. And I agree with what they're saying about the gold backs because money was supposed to be backed by gold and silver when it was set up
We went off the gold standard MUCH earlier than most people think. Most blame Nixon in 1971, however, with some simple diligence on the internet one will find that we actually went off it in the early 30’s (gradually most gold/gold backed notes, and other more rare types of currency was kept and formed into 99.998% pure “bars” while all fiat currency that was either silver certified or serialized as to be backed by gold on a dollar per dollar ratio was destroyed. Look it up, it’s a fascinating read that should be properly taught in schools . But I guess most teachers/professors think unlearning history, destroying the nuclear family and its values, and most importantly that we are ALL the same: same sex, same ability, same color, same opinion, same pronouns, same worth (regardless wether we contribute ANYTHING to society or not), same faith?, same EVERYTHING. So what’s the damn point of even going to school or work or competing in sports. Apparently it doesn’t matter because we’re ALL THE SAME AND NO ONE, CAN TAKE THAT AWAY FROM YOU. Congratulations: here’s your juice box and your trophy. 😶🤤🥴😷🥱🤢🤮
On a customs declaration asking if you have over USD 10,000 in currency, the face value counts - $20 on older gold coins and $50 on newer gold coins. This is one benefit of coins over these goldbacks. Although of course, you can’t buy a chicken with gold coins.
For a shft down scenario I would be using constitutional silver or barter items. Gold would be for larger purchases. Like horses. It's a real challenge on what to have after the basics of prepping. For a non shift life I have gotten into crytos. After you buy the basics you should get into defi. I'm into one that pays both my new truck payments.
I plan to trade based on water but I love in CA. Given if I am going to trade precious metals the most efficient as a tri-metal system based on 10s. Fir example 100 gram of copper = 10 grams silver = 1 gram gold. If that's makes sense.
Are they 'legal tender' in other countries like New Zealand? Or is it based on barter - based on the value of the gold in the notes? How well do the notes fold and unfold? Do they break or tear?
@@danielbbq I'm surprised that they don't design 'notes' the size of credit cards - then they would fit in a wallet, tech wallet and other card holding devices perfectly.
Good info - thanks! I saw a previous yt video that had a great idea for SHTF negotiations. Seek out small, thin gold rings such from pawn shops, etc., such as less expensive wedding bands. Keep one on hand, wearing it if possible. If desperate to make a transaction offer the ring on your finger. You likely can make a deal and it stops others from assuming that you have a stockpile of gold - as one might assume if you pull out a gold coin or goldback. I thought that was "golden" SHTF advice.
@@michaelcabada2933 the tinny amount of gold for the massive amount of slack you would get would make extraction by melting a nightmare, do you even know how melting shit works?
Ron you better keep the camera rolling during the entire exposition this weekend! Looking forward to all the possible videos since I'm not going to be able to make it to Utah. Keep up the good work! 😁😁
Nah, I rather just have gold coins made by the US Mint as an emergency cash source. I mean my 1928 double eagle I wear around my neck is my last resort but the 10- $5 1/10th American eagles fit easily in my wallet and Ive had to sell a couple of them in the past when I was in a pinch. Thanks for sharing Ron.
Hell no! They're fallout shelters, so they only protect from radiation, environmental hazards, crazy people and zombies lol. But a legit nuclear hardened facility must survive a direct hit from a ICBM.
There is a reward for a good counterfeit. As of now the Goldback is uncounterfeitable - These are 5 security features on each Goldback. 1. A serial number, they can be authenticated. (See front and back) 2. Micro-pattern in gold throughout can be identified. 3. The gold content can be measured with hi-end XRF tech. 4. The Hi-Tech manufacturing process cannot be affordable replicated. 5. Ability to demand gold in exchange for Goldbacks from Goldback, inc.
First off, goldbacks are very, very high premium (markup from spot, or market value) gold. Real precious metals value is in coins, rounds, bars, or other. These are a nonsensical waste of money. Second, why did you not give Silver Dragons (YT channel) credit for the part of this he did...displaying these 'toys' with hands? His work deserves credit.
Yeah that was sorta odd, I didn't expect to get a Silver Dragons video lodged in the middle of the Atlas video like that. Would've made perfect sense if Ron used the same clip of the CEO talking. I feel like it was maybe an editing error (forgot to cut the video down to JUST the Goldbacks CEO) or something. Maybe Silver Dragons is loaning out footage to pay for a bunker from Atlas? lol. Ron needs to hire a more tech savvy person to do the editing, I feel like a blunder like this could get him in trouble.
@@Lusa_Iceheart I think Ron and SD could do a collaboration livestream about metals and both benefit from it. Ron could even send SD a BombNado mini shelter to equip as an underground precious metals stacker's vault! Excellent advertising. How about it Ron? 😁
That is because he used a clip from 'Silver Dragons' RUclips channel video which he didn't give credit to. This was a promo...of an overpriced novelty item. Real precious metals people don't recommend goldbacks.
I've been buying goldbacks for a couple years. The premium isn't really that high if you think about how much easier they are to use compared to fragments of gold that can be easily lost or stolen without being noticed.
How would one test the veracity of these goldbacks as an average person? Are you going to be able to pour vinegar on these without them getting damaged? Better to get small jewellery than what people are going to perceive as monopoly money.
Why not just use coinage. You can buy copper and silver coins and some of the silver and gold bars can be broken down into much smaller denominations. The markup on these bills just doesn’t make sense from a best bang for your buck standpoint.
Heads up Ron ..During the tribulation the prophecy says . " The will throw their gold and silver in the street"....In other words they will be worthless!!!!
It isn't hard to test a gold coin. You can just cut them in half, and if your really suspicious pound it and see if it's malleable. Lol or test it chemically, or with a machine at that point.
@@ThomasPA2023 no you can counterfeit anything. Yes it can fool anyone. ? Gold backs are incredibly hard to counterfeit 😆🤣😂. Says the person trying to sell them. 🤦 And you have how much experience counterfeiting to give this kind of advice?
Gold and Silver coins are lawful real MONEY per Constitution and [ 12 U.S. Code § 411 - Issuance to reserve banks; nature of obligation; redemption]. GoldBack's are NOT legal, and considered fiat.
I mean, technically Goldbacks are advertised specifically as not actually official currency. They wanted to avoid the whole debacle the Liberty Dollar had so went out of their way to be NOT like the Dollar. Also, since they actually have gold they aren't really a fiat. Yes you have to have faith that it's got the correct amount of gold but same with a bullion coin. Personally, I like the goldbacks as a statement piece and nice for fractional gold for bartering. Their recognizable, which is good for barter currency. As far as the premiums, it's hard to say if it's good or bad since they sorta occupy their own category. Plus there's just so few options for privately minted gold, basically just bars being the only other product. No Sunshine Mint gold rounds to compare premiums with. Other than Goldbacks and the assay bars, it's just government minted coinage. The premiums hurt the use in retail setting, altho what Precious metals product nowadays doesn't have a premium?
The premium on goldbacks is just way too high. I wouldn't mind having one just to shit and giggles. Still waiting for it to show up in the mail. One of the cheapest premiums on gold coins are 20 Francs. Shop for the sales and compare prices. I scored a 1924 St Gaudens double eagle for $1975 the other day. When it comes to barter you're not going to use gold for everyday purchases. It's really for big ticket items and wealth storage. The everyday items are going to be bought with silver. 90% junk silver is great for fractional use. 1oz coins and 10oz bars are definitely more useful than gold for smaller purchases.
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Can you imagine bringing the guys out to a comfortable duck blind and when they are totally impressed and jealous, open the secret bunker. Lol. Worth every penny. Not to mention you also have a bunker.
Not safe all to do your trtnw get robbed lmao
Both! I’ve seen videos of coin dealers who don’t know what goldbacks are and cannot test them. They are therefore skeptical. I imagine it would be quite easy to buy a chicken with a goldback though.
A chicken has always been equivalent to a constitutional quarter
Silver is used as currency. US 90% coins, fractional .999 rounds, or other. Gold is an insurance policy, or to buy big things. Your own 'bank account' for protecting wealth. Goldbacks are a very expensive (per oz) fad or novelty item.
@@womanator140
Winner! winner! Chicken dinner!
During Shft how can you verify authenticity? If grid down, so is internet. Granted gold is hard to break down to a smaller currency. I'm using pre 1964 dimes quarters and halves scrap silver. It 90% silver and has been a valuable currency for millenniums.
I still say food water bullets and tools will be the new fiat currency. But I have been collecting silver since I was a kid. So I'm pretty well set on that. Scrap silver coins in bags. Plus the other supplies.
Last week I had the privilege to meet the maker of them goldbacks in Utah myself I purchased some stuff from them myself
They're just chopping flakes off and weighing them in Venezuela right now, for haircuts, meals etc.. also in the olden days in Europe they used to cut coins in halfs and fourths. I would like to have some goldbacks, but it would have to be similar to the premium on a one ounce gold 🪙 coin.
A few years back I bought up several coins of trading silver. The coins are 1oz of .9999 silver and are scored where they can be broke into 1/4 for trading. At the time I thought they were just a novelty but I'm starting to view them now as a necessity.
Nice to see some more coverage of the Goldback! Sure you’re paying “more,” per the amount you’re getting. However, it’s actually portable and useable for small transactions. It’s a brilliant concept! I’d love to see more states adopt gold and silver as recognized currency.
Do you know of any businesses in Texas that accept Goldbacks? I accept them at my business but would like to support anyone else that does
@@MADuranDude777contact Goldback inc. they have a list of Texas businesses that accept goldbacks. BTW what is your business?
@@danielbbq I have already. There is no such list that they are willing to provide until the day they release a Goldback for Texas. We just do local farm goods and Freeze Dried Products.
This money is probably what America will be switching too when the dollar collapse, definitely something worth looking into.
I doubt it. Goverments dont even want gold in the hands of people
Goldbacks are a novelty item, something to give a waiter as a tip or for a token 'free' channel giveaway.
@@Robnord1 ... Ok, my Blonde moment for the day .. 😂... Thanks for info..
Goldback is the future of money.
Aye, nice to see Silver Dragons in one of these videos. He always makes amazing videos about all types of Precious Metals.
The. Problem for me is a 50 dollar gold back costs 255.00 dollars. When I spend it I only get 200 in buying power. Fractional gold is much much cheaper.
I restore and sell ancient Roman coins and small artifacts for a living
Do you have a link?
I wish I could get to that expo but I'm stuck in Australia for the moment.
Great video again Ron and have a good one mate!
Gold backs are neat.
I ordered some goldbacks because of your video!
Well I plan on leaving tomorrow morning from Cheyenne after I run down to Eaton Colorado stuck on a job. I'll see you there so we can discuss things. And I agree with what they're saying about the gold backs because money was supposed to be backed by gold and silver when it was set up
Great 👍🏼 😊
We went off the gold standard MUCH earlier than most people think. Most blame Nixon in 1971, however, with some simple diligence on the internet one will find that we actually went off it in the early 30’s (gradually most gold/gold backed notes, and other more rare types of currency was kept and formed into 99.998% pure “bars” while all fiat currency that was either silver certified or serialized as to be backed by gold on a dollar per dollar ratio was destroyed. Look it up, it’s a fascinating read that should be properly taught in schools . But I guess most teachers/professors think unlearning history, destroying the nuclear family and its values, and most importantly that we are ALL the same: same sex, same ability, same color, same opinion, same pronouns, same worth (regardless wether we contribute ANYTHING to society or not), same faith?, same EVERYTHING. So what’s the damn point of even going to school or work or competing in sports. Apparently it doesn’t matter because we’re ALL THE SAME AND NO ONE, CAN TAKE THAT AWAY FROM YOU.
Congratulations: here’s your juice box and your trophy. 😶🤤🥴😷🥱🤢🤮
Come out to michigan, would love to see you and bring some gold backs…
On a customs declaration asking if you have over USD 10,000 in currency, the face value counts - $20 on older gold coins and $50 on newer gold coins. This is one benefit of coins over these goldbacks. Although of course, you can’t buy a chicken with gold coins.
For a shft down scenario I would be using constitutional silver or barter items.
Gold would be for larger purchases.
Like horses.
It's a real challenge on what to have after the basics of prepping.
For a non shift life I have gotten into crytos.
After you buy the basics you should get into defi.
I'm into one that pays both my new truck payments.
@@womanator140 If the lights go out, your crypto is gone. Silver is too heavy for bugging out.
I plan to trade based on water but I love in CA. Given if I am going to trade precious metals the most efficient as a tri-metal system based on 10s. Fir example 100 gram of copper = 10 grams silver = 1 gram gold.
If that's makes sense.
@@tylerrobbins8311 My favorite metals are lead, copper and brass.
Coins are the way to go 1000% coins and constitutional silver.
I will be seeing u tomorrow in sandy Utah
Awesome 😊👍🏼
Love that bunker was you had on first
Both plus silver copper
Are they 'legal tender' in other countries like New Zealand? Or is it based on barter - based on the value of the gold in the notes?
How well do the notes fold and unfold? Do they break or tear?
It's gold. It can be traded.
If folded they will crease permanently. But if damaged Goldback inc will replace them.
@@danielbbq I'm surprised that they don't design 'notes' the size of credit cards - then they would fit in a wallet, tech wallet and other card holding devices perfectly.
Good info - thanks! I saw a previous yt video that had a great idea for SHTF negotiations. Seek out small, thin gold rings such from pawn shops, etc., such as less expensive wedding bands. Keep one on hand, wearing it if possible. If desperate to make a transaction offer the ring on your finger. You likely can make a deal and it stops others from assuming that you have a stockpile of gold - as one might assume if you pull out a gold coin or goldback. I thought that was "golden" SHTF advice.
Wow now I’m more interested in buying gold
Awesome Video!!!! Love your content!
Thanks for all the great videos.
goldbacks are amazing !!!!!
Making money beautiful again!
Awesome very cool vid Ron
what do I do with this. id rather have ammo
Wow thats awesome!
I think I know how I want to protect my finances now.
This seems like the way of the future to me.
Here's hoping.
How is the gold deposited on the paper? How would you get the gold out of it if you wanted to recover it?
The video shows how gold is put in the notes
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters oh, sorry I'll have to watch it again. I just listen to RUclips videos most of the time lol
@@foxmulder7616 it says nothing about how to retrieve it though
@@Luis-gz3oo yes it does... Melt it down.. Duh.
@@michaelcabada2933 the tinny amount of gold for the massive amount of slack you would get would make extraction by melting a nightmare, do you even know how melting shit works?
Silver backs?
Ron you better keep the camera rolling during the entire exposition this weekend! Looking forward to all the possible videos since I'm not going to be able to make it to Utah. Keep up the good work! 😁😁
If nothing else, they look cool.
Are these legal currency in all the US or the world?
It's gold. You can use it with anyone that will accept gold
could u melt down all those goldbacks into a lump?
Personally I prefer bullion whetr it's in a coin or bar the solid Gold is what I will trade for if they need ever arises.
I like the golbaks. Thay are nice looking. 642
Do you know of anyone else that accepts Goldbacks in Texas? Any businesses around you, Ron?
Nah, I rather just have gold coins made by the US Mint as an emergency cash source. I mean my 1928 double eagle I wear around my neck is my last resort but the 10- $5 1/10th American eagles fit easily in my wallet and Ive had to sell a couple of them in the past when I was in a pinch. Thanks for sharing Ron.
Hey I gotta question are the shelters nuclear hardened?
Hell no! They're fallout shelters, so they only protect from radiation, environmental hazards, crazy people and zombies lol. But a legit nuclear hardened facility must survive a direct hit from a ICBM.
Where can one buy these goldbacks?
Online?
Am in UK so cant just pop down to the local store Stateside!
:)
I say so in the video
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Missed it - Just re-watched at normal speed and found it.
Ta
Are their any counterfeit goldbacks? China - challenge accepted!
There is a reward for a good counterfeit.
As of now the Goldback is uncounterfeitable - These are 5 security features on each Goldback. 1. A serial number, they can be authenticated. (See front and back) 2. Micro-pattern in gold throughout can be identified. 3. The gold content can be measured with hi-end XRF tech. 4. The Hi-Tech manufacturing process cannot be affordable replicated. 5. Ability to demand gold in exchange for Goldbacks from Goldback, inc.
HELLO SILVER DRAGON !!
First off, goldbacks are very, very high premium (markup from spot, or market value) gold. Real precious metals value is in coins, rounds, bars, or other. These are a nonsensical waste of money. Second, why did you not give Silver Dragons (YT channel) credit for the part of this he did...displaying these 'toys' with hands? His work deserves credit.
Yeah that was sorta odd, I didn't expect to get a Silver Dragons video lodged in the middle of the Atlas video like that. Would've made perfect sense if Ron used the same clip of the CEO talking. I feel like it was maybe an editing error (forgot to cut the video down to JUST the Goldbacks CEO) or something. Maybe Silver Dragons is loaning out footage to pay for a bunker from Atlas? lol. Ron needs to hire a more tech savvy person to do the editing, I feel like a blunder like this could get him in trouble.
@@Lusa_Iceheart I think Ron and SD could do a collaboration livestream about metals and both benefit from it. Ron could even send SD a BombNado mini shelter to equip as an underground precious metals stacker's vault! Excellent advertising. How about it Ron? 😁
Trust is required by a lot of parties for this to work. Bitcoin and the lighting network fixes this
Coins for sure
Good morning everyone
WHEN YOU COME TO FLORIDA
No video in the description, no video in the corner suggestions. I hope you guys forgot about it but it's not looking good as it feels like a promo
That is because he used a clip from 'Silver Dragons' RUclips channel video which he didn't give credit to. This was a promo...of an overpriced novelty item. Real precious metals people don't recommend goldbacks.
This is why the premium is so high
Why?
Selling gold backs instead of bunkers ? I’d rather have silver n gold coins any day
Who accepts the gold back for payment?
Over 300 business in Utah
will anyone be making silverbacks?
They are out there.
I've been buying goldbacks for a couple years. The premium isn't really that high if you think about how much easier they are to use compared to fragments of gold that can be easily lost or stolen without being noticed.
How would one test the veracity of these goldbacks as an average person? Are you going to be able to pour vinegar on these without them getting damaged? Better to get small jewellery than what people are going to perceive as monopoly money.
Neither. We are trying to pay for groceries at this point.
Why not just use coinage. You can buy copper and silver coins and some of the silver and gold bars can be broken down into much smaller denominations. The markup on these bills just doesn’t make sense from a best bang for your buck standpoint.
Actual gold dollars ? Huh.
Heads up Ron ..During the tribulation the prophecy says .
" The will throw their gold and silver in the street"....In other words they will be worthless!!!!
You can't buy salvation nor God's love.
@@tylerrobbins8311 The question might be asked what's required for Gods love?
@@mrclark5033nothing is required. We are his children,we are unconditionally loved.
Durability test.
Premiums on gold backs are crazy. Stick with gold coins and learn to search for gold yourselves
Biden & Harris's Folly= 26AUG2021
Do the non/goldback gold notes that Valerum make, contain more gold, then the goldbacks?
so $3630 for $1940 worth of gold, wow what a profit margin. This would only be for SHTF. Definitely not an investment.
Do some more research! You can sell them for the $3630 or more w/o much problem. Or 1.75 troy oz
Funny he's giving gold backs out, when I won one and still never got it
It isn't hard to test a gold coin. You can just cut them in half, and if your really suspicious pound it and see if it's malleable. Lol or test it chemically, or with a machine at that point.
You can also weigh it or drop a small but if acid on it. Gold is hard to corrode away so you can tell if it's pure or not.
or back in the cowboy days, they would bite down on them
Everything can be and will be counterfeited.
@@ThomasPA2023 no you can counterfeit anything.
Yes it can fool anyone.
? Gold backs are incredibly hard to counterfeit 😆🤣😂.
Says the person trying to sell them. 🤦
And you have how much experience counterfeiting to give this kind of advice?
Gold and Silver coins are lawful real MONEY per Constitution and [ 12 U.S. Code § 411 - Issuance to reserve banks; nature of obligation; redemption].
GoldBack's are NOT legal, and considered fiat.
I mean, technically Goldbacks are advertised specifically as not actually official currency. They wanted to avoid the whole debacle the Liberty Dollar had so went out of their way to be NOT like the Dollar. Also, since they actually have gold they aren't really a fiat. Yes you have to have faith that it's got the correct amount of gold but same with a bullion coin. Personally, I like the goldbacks as a statement piece and nice for fractional gold for bartering. Their recognizable, which is good for barter currency. As far as the premiums, it's hard to say if it's good or bad since they sorta occupy their own category. Plus there's just so few options for privately minted gold, basically just bars being the only other product. No Sunshine Mint gold rounds to compare premiums with. Other than Goldbacks and the assay bars, it's just government minted coinage. The premiums hurt the use in retail setting, altho what Precious metals product nowadays doesn't have a premium?
The premium on goldbacks is just way too high. I wouldn't mind having one just to shit and giggles. Still waiting for it to show up in the mail. One of the cheapest premiums on gold coins are 20 Francs. Shop for the sales and compare prices. I scored a 1924 St Gaudens double eagle for $1975 the other day.
When it comes to barter you're not going to use gold for everyday purchases. It's really for big ticket items and wealth storage. The everyday items are going to be bought with silver. 90% junk silver is great for fractional use. 1oz coins and 10oz bars are definitely more useful than gold for smaller purchases.
honestly gold wont be king much longer bullets and firearms will
Sorry but the future is cryptocurrency! Because is decentralize..🔥🔥💯✌🏻
Goldbacks will be shut down for "issuing their own currency". Happens fairly frequently.
Love that bunker was you had on first