Thats pretty cool. Was trying every keyword to see if anyone did a video on it. Probably should add #BuffaloWarrior to your thumbnail, might get more hits just to see it. Yes, its minted by Bullion Works. Thanks, stack on.
This is a double win. I have the 1oz Buffalo Warriors already. I love the 10 oz size, also. I was just slow to notice this one, I'm waiting on a pair of them. Things are changing, you said $249.80 each, mine are $346, from Monument, I guess 8 months later. I'm not jealous, I buy Silver regular, it just keeps going up...
Im niave when it comes to stacking so forgive my probably basic question but why not put the money you spend on the gold/silver into assets initially if that is what you plan on doing with the gold/silver anyway?
Because the assets that produce income (Real estate) are over-valued, and silver is under-valued. Then those scenarios reverse like in the 80s, 90s, 2008, thenm you get 4-5 times the buying power. I try to not buy at the top.
@@WorldMoneyWins Real estate isn't the only asset that produces an income. But yes I now see and understand the logic involved. Personally I see it as doubling my risk as I would be gambling on the price of gold/silver to go up enough and real-estate prices to drop which is two actions. Yes historically there is a pattern of big ups and downs like you have pointed out BUT that is all before crypto currencies became relevant. Are you not concerned things like 'digital gold' BTC wont effect previous market patterns?
Yes you can buy T-bills at 5 % over two years, when the real inflation rate is 16%. Your fiat is losing real value everyday so the most liquid assets are gold/silver, diamonds, art, land, antique guns, and so on. So for us peons at the bottom we can afford silver, it fluctuates but keeps tracking upward. The silver to gold ratio right now is 80 ounces of silver to 1 ounce of gold, so silver is very undervalued right now, and it is a very liquid asset to own. Start stacking soon, these silver prices are still a bargain.
Nice shaped coin, i recently picked up this shaped coin in 10 once too, its a snow flake design one
I saw those. They look awesome!
Thats pretty cool. Was trying every keyword to see if anyone did a video on it.
Probably should add #BuffaloWarrior to your thumbnail, might get more hits just to see it. Yes, its minted by Bullion Works. Thanks, stack on.
Thanks for the idea! I added the hashtag to the description. There wasnt room in the title
This is a double win. I have the 1oz Buffalo Warriors already. I love the 10 oz size, also. I was just slow to notice this one, I'm waiting on a pair of them. Things are changing, you said $249.80 each, mine are $346, from Monument, I guess 8 months later. I'm not jealous, I buy Silver regular, it just keeps going up...
The BW mint Mark is for Bullion Works...
Yeah, I've been buying silver for about 30 years, so I used to buy American Silver eagles for $7 each. 😎
I never seen those b4. Very nice design. Much nicer than the traditional buffalo round design in my opinion
I agree. Something unique that I won't feel bad about selling when the time comes.
Nice piece. I believe the BW is for the Mint, Bullion Works. I think they are based in South Africa.
Ya, I discovered that when I finished making the video. LOL
Love it's a nice bare. Will be buying one.
Right on!
Where did you get that Indian in Buffalo 10 oz piece ? Link please!
Did I completely forget to say where I bought it? Sorry about that. I got it from Monument Metals :-)
@@WorldMoneyWins thanks!!
@@chris7brook I pleasure. It looks like they're still on sale right now. 😀
Cool
Im niave when it comes to stacking so forgive my probably basic question but why not put the money you spend on the gold/silver into assets initially if that is what you plan on doing with the gold/silver anyway?
Because the assets that produce income (Real estate) are over-valued, and silver is under-valued. Then those scenarios reverse like in the 80s, 90s, 2008, thenm you get 4-5 times the buying power.
I try to not buy at the top.
@@WorldMoneyWins Real estate isn't the only asset that produces an income. But yes I now see and understand the logic involved. Personally I see it as doubling my risk as I would be gambling on the price of gold/silver to go up enough and real-estate prices to drop which is two actions. Yes historically there is a pattern of big ups and downs like you have pointed out BUT that is all before crypto currencies became relevant.
Are you not concerned things like 'digital gold' BTC wont effect previous market patterns?
@@Wigalot I have Bitcoin also. Life is a gamble. You just need to stack the odds more in your favor if possible.
@@WorldMoneyWins Smart 🤓👍
Yes you can buy T-bills at 5 % over two years, when the real inflation rate is 16%. Your fiat is losing real value everyday so the most liquid assets are gold/silver, diamonds, art, land, antique guns, and so on. So for us peons at the bottom we can afford silver, it fluctuates but keeps tracking upward. The silver to gold ratio right now is 80 ounces of silver to 1 ounce of gold, so silver is very undervalued right now, and it is a very liquid asset to own. Start stacking soon, these silver prices are still a bargain.
I cant wait to get a hold of one of these!
They are nicer than I expected!
Could you do a giveaway lol, I love your videos and I need to up my collection 😭😭
Need to get that side hustle going! :-) I did a couple giveaways before.
Not sure when the next one will be.
👍🏽🫡👑🏴☠️🪙 🤣
:-) Thanks!!