Hello mister Campbell I just wanted to say that you have one of the best educated voices on you tube your clear diction and speed of word is excellent a lot better than some of the other mumbling dudes out there, thank you for all your interesting and informative vids.
IMO, its not a mistake to buy fractional silver and gold. It may be a bit more expensive but it gives you a chance to easily purchase it a little at a time and if im correct, its easier to sell if needed. The trick is to shop around, shop all the different Bullion dealers and shop ebay but make sure the seller is reputable.
Fractional, is good for a emergency. if you need to buy food or something you don't end up using a a larger amount. I can buy gold silver in all sizes at a very good mint near my place and there is no fees like this video says. but i have scene these fees at online stores and stuff. So it goes back to find a great supplier
I know this is an older vid, but Im new to stacking, started a month ago... And this was an Awesome vid... Great info & I instintly subscribed and shared the vid to family members. Great job, Cheers 🤘😎
I don't mind the showoffs... it's entertaining... I mean Smaug does it... if folks are jealous of that nonsense they aren't very sure of themselves. Anyone can buy gold... I enjoy your videos! Great tips.
Thank you! For me, the showoffs just are a desperate cry for attention and views because very few present meaningful info for the audience. But I guess we are all here for different reasons. Appreciate your support.
Here's my advice as somebody who has been doing this for many years when it comes to storage of your metals: invest in security! Buy a top quality safe! If you are able to afford it invest in a security system as well. Most smaller safes cost around $500 to $1000, ideally you want one that you can bolt into the floor but not everyone lives in a place where they can do that. If you can't bolt it into the floor hide it as well as you can and fill it with heavy metals (lead, iron, whatever) so it will be harder for the thief/thieves to move. This goes for a lot of things in life not just storing metals...make it as difficult for the criminals as possible.
I have to confess I've been quilty of stack envy. Watching some of the other stackers on UA-cam it's easy to do. I'm trying to stay focused here in 2021 that's one of my goals. I have to say I hope you get lot of views on this specific video because there is a lot of great information on it. Keep them coming brother.
I think we are all guilty of stack envy at some point, some stay in it and others move beyond and build their own vision. I suspect many get out of that envy mindset but I wish it was more prevalent. All people have to realize, is holding one ounce of silver is more precious metal than 99% of the world holds. Perspective is everything. Anyone who stacks precious metals is a winner in my eyes. Thank you my friend, I hope so too. I appreciate you 🙏👊
For those who are on a tight budget, 90% Constitutional silver is a good option. I was one of those people who bought to fast, and had to sell. I'm on a budget now, but when I had to sell, I found out that the most demand was for gold and rolls of Constitutional silver in my LCS. Silver eagles sell, but it's better if they're graded. And silver bars can be a challenge.
We all make the mistakes at some point. It's good you learned early on and changed it. I'm not sure about graded eagles. When I ask people to trade, EVERY ONE of them tried to pawn off their graded eagles to me. I wanted only raw Morgans and or Eagles and they wouldn't budge. I think graded bullion is a scam but that's my opinion.
I’m at over 7000 oz of silver and 117 oz of gold............stacking since 1997..........patience and discipline......just keep stacking. Hello from 🇨🇦.
I've been stacking silver for under a year, and I made some mistakes. Now, I stick to a budget of 20 oz per month. My fractional is 80% Canadian coins, and I can still find them cheaper than one ounce rounds, when converted to dollars per ounce. I've avoided gold because currently, fractional is too expensive in Canada, to the tune of $400 more for 1/10 ounce when compared to one ounce of gold. Silver is my sweet spot because I can stack more ounces affordibly.
Happens easy enough. The first few years I had no problem as I was buying very low quantities no sure of what to do. But as I came up with a plan, I suddenly found I was buying more and more and soon found I was pushing my buying limit. Even exceeded it a couple months. But I didn't panic, I just backed off, got back in control and am in good shape now. Now I have a monthly budget for building weight with silver and still saving enough to find a nice piece of gold now and then. My reality, I'm still a little guy but happy.
Great video Been stacking 21 years. My advice save then buy don't pay fractional premiums and pay for private storage anything over 2000oz. Find someone reputable and if possible local. You’ll sleep better at night.
Thanks Leo! A lot of people like the option you mention. Not one I recommend for a variety of reasons but depending on the stacker, it can be a more secure option.
I shoot for one oz of silver per week. Sometimes it will be more if my after expenses money allows. It's easy, and sustainable for me. The problem comes when the local shops have none.
Your videos are ENJOYABLE and EASY to understand …. I’m wondering if you have done or seen anyone else do a video rating RELIABILITY of these companies that sell these items… I’m ready to jump into this market but have been looking at reviews, and some consumers have been writing about some very unflattering circumstance's that have happened AFTER THE PURCHASE and the responses that were less than satisfactory from the companies of purchase. I’m thinking your response would be to just buy from the ( Government direct ) site ideally wish the was an annual rating of the top ten sellers… that may give sellers an incentive to improve there reputation for potential customers
I never had a budget or plan for my stack. But, for 2021, I do. I did pick up my only fractional silver bullion a few weeks ago. I found a 1/2 Onza Libertad. Priced at only fourteen bucks, I had to!
Fraction premium silver is a different story all together. That's a great buy! I'm glad you narrowed your vision for 2021. What are you going to focus on primarily for 2021?
@@saltwatersaddletramp7229 Very respectable! 👏. I like that you're focusing on silver. It has the greatest growth potential and will have greater demand in the next two decades.
Right now. I have several tubes of 1/2 oz Sunshine mint rounds that I got at great prices years ago. Now I wish I would have bought more. The premiums now are ridiculous.
What is constitutional silver? I want to start investing in silver but I know nothing about it - is it better to buy bars, coins, etc.? I do believe silver is going to skyrocket when NESARA (gold and silver backed currency) comes out very shortly... Thank you
Hi there. Great advice! I just wanna put in my two cents and say I mainly buy from APMEX for a few reasons; They are the fastest to ship my orders, I've had nothing but superb experiences from their customer service and lastly & most importantly, they always have what I want in stock, whereas the cheaper online dealers seem to run out of stock almost every time I'm ready to buy. That's why I mainly buy from APMEX, despite the fact they are more expensive than other online bullion dealers. I also wanna say that I would have access to a coin shop to sell some of my stack in the event of an emergency, but not on a regular basis and that's why I buy online. I take all this into account when look for my next gold or silver purchase. Thanks for the advice in this video. Good job! 👍
Really the only fractional silver I buy are Libertads with which I make my own yearly 5 piece sets. Palladium & platinum I usually buy in 2.5 gram increments. Gold usually all shapes & sizes up to 1/2 oz.
Libertads are in a category all on there own. Simply phenomenal pieces. I didn't cover Plat or Pall because most stick to G&S but I would agree with your strategy as long as your premiums aren't super high. 👏👏👏
You made very good points....I just started buying one ounce silver coins just for "rainy days ".and so I am kind of giving me a a little bit of security for the unpredictable future..!!..Excellent program...and best wishes from Australia..!!!!!
Play some very interesting about the spot price, I've never known what that was until now. This is true a lot of people keep pushing the spot price issue, or consideration when buying. Thank you for your video! Just subscribed today
Great video!! I had mentioned almost the same reasons in my video but your explanation is so much clearer and in depth but to the point! Loved the content keep it up 👍
I buy fractional silver in the form of English half crowns but this is only because I have been able to source at spot periodically. I buy fractional gold when I am uncertain of where the price is going. It is also easier to sell. Yes it does have a bigger premium.
I try to make my lists for all stackers but it's often difficult for those outside the U.S. who have to deal with massive taxes and issues with availability. I'm glad you're stacking some silver, no matter who's face resides on the coin. Thanks for watching!😎
Lol, when I first started I got fractional silver rounds. And 1 gram gold bars. I Learnt a little more about it did some math and realized I was stupid. Now only "fractional" silver I get is junk silver and 2.5 gram and above in gold.
Mistakes have to be made to learn I started my first stack with the mistakes of buying small 1 and 2.5g bars of gold but now I just buy a 1/4 oz coin every month and every 4 months that totals to an oz of gold and plus the coins if you buy certain ones like britanias kangaroo tiger etc thier cheaper than the gold bars weight wise
Great vid. I personally stack a mix of 10g/20g/100g Perth Mint Kangaroo bars. One correction I need to point out. 1oz = 28.35g Not 31.1g Cheers mate, keep the vids coming.
@@CampbellsCoins - Indeed, I stand corrected, my apologies. I always deal in grams and never bothered with oz. Would be nice if they would use "oz t" when marking gold. I only deal with Perth Mint and they just mark minted bars with "oz" hence me always using 28.35g as the conversion haha. Good thing I have only bought in grams. No conversion error there.
My friends dad had a substantial stash of gold coins,upon his death, that whole property was metal detected. He buried coins, stuffed them in between floor boards and inside cabinets..😏💰💰💰👍
Under the worst conditions a doomsday stacker has more bargain trade power with fractional gold. You may not can get change. I usually buy 1 0z silver rounds and eagles because they are cheap in comparison. That po box is a good tip. I do not know why people show a lot of metals online the gov has the power to take it. put coins guns etc in pvc pipe in the ground seems safe
I like silver eagles . I can only afford a few at a time . Yes, I pay more but in case of SHTF , I have some . Doesn’t help me to plan to buy if CBDC comes and Government says you can’t buy metals with your CBDC and do you really want the Feds to know you have it ? Didn’t they already force people to give up their precious metals once before ? I have used Debit card in the past also used bank account. Will probably use both in the future depending on the situation. I like getting my stuff faster with card but will also use bank account if things in the economy and financial system seem less urgent.
Hey, great info! Knowing where we are headed: do you think gold confiscation could ever happen again? I have a LCS and can go in and pay cash instead of buying online, CC's, bank transfers, digital money trails, etc. I'm in Australia. We are losing our freedoms fast here.
Hi Betty! I don't think a gold confiscation will happen in the true sense; troops literally ripping gold from people's hands. Mostly because too of few people own gold and it's difficult to track down. What I think is more likely, is an insanely high tax on buying and selling it. Which can be implemented as a prohibition and confiscation in it's own sense. I see what's going on in Australia and it's crazy. Be well and safe. Thanks for watching.
Interesting video. I wonder what it is that you think gives gold a fundamental value? The other day I was at a goodwill store and a guy was buying a cart full of old desktop computers. I asked him what he does with them, and he said he gets the gold out of them and makes his own bars. My guess is that (1) he is investing a lot of money, not in the junk computers, but in the chemicals and/or heat and equipment he needs to use to re-process the gold. Let just imagine that all he has to do is torch the boards patiently, then carefully pour out his gold into a mold, and finally clean up his stuff from impurities (carbon, etc.) before the next run. That takes time. From one perspective, "fundamental value" of that gold is his time. Now the financial value is what he gets if he were to sell those bars on a market - if he takes a few trips to the NYC jewelry districts a couple times a year, maybe he even has people who will assay his bars and then, on the PERSONAL reputation of the assayer, they become marketable to, say, a NYC jewler who is making custom designer pieces they want graded at a certain carat purity. OK, so having established that product pipeline, which is "fundamental value"... his time it takes for him to make an ounce or the number of dollars he gets selling an ounce at "metal value" in the jewelry trade (something not so easy to negotiate for an unknown goy). The fact is I think you mean something entirely different from either of those, and that I believe is the idea that gold is a value store... that it will go up in demand as faith in fiat currency declines. A reasonable prognostication, but only to a point. You cannot eat a gold coin. You cannot throw gold coins into a mob of people out to take away your food stores - sure they will take the gold, then just go on to take away your food. At the end of the day, that is my one possible critique of your point about fractional gold/silver. Yes, there is something scammy feeling about a commodity being market up so much. But in the zombie-apocalypses, if it takes roughly $100 worth of "value" to feed a family for a week, aren't you better off having 1/25 oz. gold coins on hand and ready to go than, say a 1 kilo bar?! Conversely, though, if you might need to flee a place quickly, is it not easier to account for and transport a single bar than 25000 coins! But for some people, that is why gold becomes important - if you've got the dual citizenship to say Israel, well, a 1oz gold coin going through a metal detector doesn't necessarily get noticed. Or maybe you ship "fresh fish" out of the country and inside that fish's gut are 10x 1oz bars. So it cuts both ways, and depends on goals, not in terms of holding a certain percentage of portfolio exposure, but in terms of "will you stay and barter for bullets with your gold" or do you have something else in mind. What is your prognosis for these bankrupt nations whose workers are now lying flat? Is it anarchy ensuing from the evaporation of purchasing power of entitlement payments? Will the gray-beard-boomers simply elect a complete kook when their social security checks are no longer are worth a cup of coffee at MacDonalds?
Great lessons!!!!! Thank you. I would like your opinion on the 10 oz Gairsopoa silver bars. They are shipwrek silver from ww2 but are they worth the big premium that you will be paying. I really would appreciate your opinion. Thanks
In my opinion, Gairsoppa silver is all hype and not worth the premium. Yeah it's cool the silver was recovered and melted back into modern bullion but they could be minting bullion for 50 more years and say it's from that shipwreck and no one would know the difference. I would stay away. Thanks for asking
The only untraceable manner is paying in person with cash. But anything over $10k is reported and many shops have security cameras which footage isn't always kept in house. Only untraceable way is in person, with cash with no eyes on.
Hey im 15 and made myself up to 1600usd from buying and selling pc parts locally was wondering whether you would recommend buying a 5gram gold bar to start with or a 1gram one.
I haven't had to sell in years because I've been buying a kilo of silver each month from option trades and useless crypto. I can sleep at night knowing I am not using my own money going to premiums and at the same time being able to stack some serious silver.
#4 always amuses me as I see these guys unbocking $10-20k in gold and casually discussing how this is their delivery "for this month." I'd love to know how much they earn that they can afford to bank $120-240k a year in gold and what their long term goal is in having that much gold. I also want to know how realistic their home security set up is that they feel confident letting the world know that the only thing between a dishonest person and tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in gold is a door, window and their willingness to hold a gun to the head of that stacker, which goes to #1.
No guns, but posting videos of such online or advertising anywhere is just plain idiocy. It's basically a welcome mat, and waiving a sign for the scum criminals around to break in.
Great question because it's a tough one. If you can afford 1oz Platinum, go for the 1oz. I think it's incredibly undervalued right now and like silver it's one of those buy it and hold it for long term situations. If you were worried about the price dropping a lot or were going to sell it off as soon as it reaches a certain price target in your eyes, fractional platinum might be best. A warning though, as you might have seen, the premium on platinum is incredibly high for fractional pieces.
Good video, I just have a rant on a point you made: Whatever you think the "true price" of PMs are, you'll always be paid the paper/spot price, which is why PRICE ALWAYS MATTERS. Especially for an asset whose value is solely determined by the ability to sell at a higher price than you bought. Price matters when you buy, price matters when you sell, price matters PERIOD. Anyone who doesn't see this has been blinded by shady dealers who use this "oh it's manipulated" as a tactic to keep gullible people buying their stuff at prices that are sure to bring financial ruin. Manipulation is just another shady tactic to get people to think it's worth way more than what it is actually worth... so what? That is the market so deal with it, don't sit there and complain, actively manage your assets at the realistic prices that they are likely to remain at.
With the prices surging and the announcements of the CBDCs in mind would you hold off or get as much as you can whenever you can? I’m looking all over for both silver of course and at least a quarter oz coin. The prices will fluctuate of course as always but with this inflation going through the roof I feel like we’re on borrowed time so I’m feeling like going ALL in on a order before it’s too late. What do you think? Also, great information as always my friend.
Don't forget the tax implications (IF)...you purchase over 10 grand or more in a 24 hour period of time. Despite higher premiums, the US Govnt. Mint has no tax liabilities. When selling the US Govnt. Mint coins, the same is true. Buy or sell Canadian Maples...do not buy or sell 10k or more in a 24 hour period due to tax liability (capital gains tax). That is if the IRS still exists when silver hits a spot price of $300.00 to $1000.00 per Oz.. If anyone out there has more detailed tax liability data on the purchase and reselling of precious metals, please post it for us as I'm going on memory. Thanks.
I posted on one of your other ones But I want the metals if my family needs to cash them will have a profit on it . Even if it’s 50 years from now . My interest on my savings a month is more than I made in year at one point in my life. I just want to know if I buy all my metals at once or monthly Which is better not to be noticed
Those fractionals will kill you. The only fractional that I buy are libertads. Those fractionals are for peppers. Also Apmex isn't a good example lol. If you don't get them when it drops then you're getting robbed.
I only mention Apmex because it's known by all. Not a great example for pricing as their's are the highest but many first time stackers have purchased from them and it gives people an idea of things.
If you want fractional silver just buy 90%. Buying fractional rounds is honestly just stupid. You are spending way too much on silver. Fractional gold though is great!
I've made all of your 5 mistakes (hehe).....but no more mistakes for me......my next purchase will be a 100 oz silver bar, and I will dig it down in my garden, under my potato-plants
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Hello mister Campbell I just wanted to say that you have one of the best educated voices on you tube your clear diction and speed of word is excellent a lot better than some of the other mumbling dudes out there, thank you for all your interesting and informative vids.
Thanks Zeta! Sorry for the delay in replying!
IMO, its not a mistake to buy fractional silver and gold. It may be a bit more expensive but it gives you a chance to easily purchase it a little at a time and if im correct, its easier to sell if needed. The trick is to shop around, shop all the different Bullion dealers and shop ebay but make sure the seller is reputable.
Fractional, is good for a emergency. if you need to buy food or something you don't end up using a a larger amount. I can buy gold silver in all sizes at a very good mint near my place and there is no fees like this video says. but i have scene these fees at online stores and stuff. So it goes back to find a great supplier
@claytonhofer1622 I agree, I've purchased fractional from bullion dealers, and there were no fees at all....
I know this is an older vid, but Im new to stacking, started a month ago... And this was an Awesome vid... Great info & I instintly subscribed and shared the vid to family members. Great job, Cheers 🤘😎
Thanks for subbing! Appreciate the kind words and your support
I don't mind the showoffs... it's entertaining... I mean Smaug does it... if folks are jealous of that nonsense they aren't very sure of themselves. Anyone can buy gold... I enjoy your videos! Great tips.
Thank you! For me, the showoffs just are a desperate cry for attention and views because very few present meaningful info for the audience. But I guess we are all here for different reasons. Appreciate your support.
@@CampbellsCoins totally agree with you. I'm on UA-cam to learn and be entertained. So I watch both... Haha
@@TheFutureisTheFuture I see what you mean!
Here's my advice as somebody who has been doing this for many years when it comes to storage of your metals: invest in security! Buy a top quality safe! If you are able to afford it invest in a security system as well. Most smaller safes cost around $500 to $1000, ideally you want one that you can bolt into the floor but not everyone lives in a place where they can do that. If you can't bolt it into the floor hide it as well as you can and fill it with heavy metals (lead, iron, whatever) so it will be harder for the thief/thieves to move. This goes for a lot of things in life not just storing metals...make it as difficult for the criminals as possible.
Or a hidden room or a basement or bunker .
Just don’t tell anyone helps as well
I have some of mine in a glass curio cabinet in a corner .
Amen brother...AMEN....wisely stated!
The more the better. Which one do I break open?
If I have enough money for a good safe I'm afraid I will spend it on gold and silver first.
I have to confess I've been quilty of stack envy.
Watching some of the other stackers on UA-cam it's easy to do.
I'm trying to stay focused here in 2021 that's one of my goals.
I have to say I hope you get lot of views on this specific video because there is a lot of great information on it.
Keep them coming brother.
I think we are all guilty of stack envy at some point, some stay in it and others move beyond and build their own vision. I suspect many get out of that envy mindset but I wish it was more prevalent. All people have to realize, is holding one ounce of silver is more precious metal than 99% of the world holds. Perspective is everything. Anyone who stacks precious metals is a winner in my eyes. Thank you my friend, I hope so too. I appreciate you 🙏👊
Same, I also suffer from FOMO of FOMO, it’s a terrible affliction.
Been a year? Have you stacked up much since then? I just bought my first 8 ounces in 1oz rounds off SD BULLION
sovereign saurus' stack makes me extremely jelly, guy is swimming in sovereigns
I very happy with the way you continue your 2 cents, thanks
Thank you very much!
Hey man, new to the channel and a new stacker. Great information for stacking newbies. Thank you.
Welcome John. Thanks for watching 👊😎
Thanks for the info you make a lot of sense. In a world we’re truth is not truth it’s refreshing thanks
Happy to help!
Great video, no hidden information, just honest opinions! Thanks.👍
Thanks for watching!
I have some silver. Have a great day!
Thanks, you too!
I have 197 ounces of Silver, 100g of Gold and 5 ounces of Platinum. Have a great day! 😊
For those who are on a tight budget, 90% Constitutional silver is a good option. I was one of those people who bought to fast, and had to sell. I'm on a budget now, but when I had to sell, I found out that the most demand was for gold and rolls of Constitutional silver in my LCS. Silver eagles sell, but it's better if they're graded. And silver bars can be a challenge.
We all make the mistakes at some point. It's good you learned early on and changed it. I'm not sure about graded eagles. When I ask people to trade, EVERY ONE of them tried to pawn off their graded eagles to me. I wanted only raw Morgans and or Eagles and they wouldn't budge. I think graded bullion is a scam but that's my opinion.
I’m at over 7000 oz of silver and 117 oz of gold............stacking since 1997..........patience and discipline......just keep stacking.
Hello from 🇨🇦.
I've been stacking silver for under a year, and I made some mistakes.
Now, I stick to a budget of 20 oz per month.
My fractional is 80% Canadian coins, and I can still find them cheaper than one ounce rounds, when converted to dollars per ounce.
I've avoided gold because currently, fractional is too expensive in Canada, to the tune of $400 more for 1/10 ounce when compared to one ounce of gold.
Silver is my sweet spot because I can stack more ounces affordibly.
Nothing wrong with stacking silver. Keep up the great work! Thanks for watching!
If you can only afford fractional silver, then just wait to buy anything. I mean seriously
Happens easy enough. The first few years I had no problem as I was buying very low quantities no sure of what to do. But as I came up with a plan, I suddenly found I was buying more and more and soon found I was pushing my buying limit. Even exceeded it a couple months. But I didn't panic, I just backed off, got back in control and am in good shape now. Now I have a monthly budget for building weight with silver and still saving enough to find a nice piece of gold now and then. My reality, I'm still a little guy but happy.
relative to gold fractionals, i've found "10g" PAMP and canadian bars as the best margin deals that are easy to get rid of on the backside
Good advice! Never tell anybody.
Damn i love your channel man soooo much info and I don't trust the gvmt either so stacking that gold.
Appreciate it!
I usually find myself buying around $200 a month in silver. Usually 1oz bars
Great video
Been stacking 21 years. My advice save then buy don't pay fractional premiums and pay for private storage anything over 2000oz. Find someone reputable and if possible local. You’ll sleep better at night.
Thanks Leo! A lot of people like the option you mention. Not one I recommend for a variety of reasons but depending on the stacker, it can be a more secure option.
I shoot for one oz of silver per week. Sometimes it will be more if my after expenses money allows. It's easy, and sustainable for me. The problem comes when the local shops have none.
Thanks for the insight bro. New stacker here and found this hella informative.
Your videos are ENJOYABLE and EASY to understand …. I’m wondering if you have done or seen anyone else do a video rating RELIABILITY of these companies that sell these items… I’m ready to jump into this market but have been looking at reviews, and some consumers have been writing about some very unflattering circumstance's that have happened AFTER THE PURCHASE and the responses that were less than satisfactory from the companies of purchase. I’m thinking your response would be to just buy from the ( Government direct ) site ideally wish the was an annual rating of the top ten sellers… that may give sellers an incentive to improve there reputation for potential customers
Thanks Bruce. This might help: ua-cam.com/video/zyYzhDKry8M/v-deo.html
I never had a budget or plan for my stack. But, for 2021, I do. I did pick up my only fractional silver bullion a few weeks ago. I found a 1/2 Onza Libertad. Priced at only fourteen bucks, I had to!
Fraction premium silver is a different story all together. That's a great buy! I'm glad you narrowed your vision for 2021. What are you going to focus on primarily for 2021?
@@CampbellsCoins I’m working on a Dansco US Type Set. So my goal is to put five ounces of silver bullion on top of my numismatic purchases each month.
@@saltwatersaddletramp7229 Very respectable! 👏. I like that you're focusing on silver. It has the greatest growth potential and will have greater demand in the next two decades.
Nice, low mintage libertads generally go up in value as they are scarce, and libertads gaining popularity.
Thanks for the great info. Looking forward to that next video you are working on.
Appreciate you taking the time to watch and your support! 🙏🙏🙏👊
The only fractional silver worth buying is constitutional silver.
You know it!
Right now. I have several tubes of 1/2 oz Sunshine mint rounds that I got at great prices years ago. Now I wish I would have bought more. The premiums now are ridiculous.
What is constitutional silver? I want to start investing in silver but I know nothing about it - is it better to buy bars, coins, etc.? I do believe silver is going to skyrocket when NESARA (gold and silver backed currency) comes out very shortly... Thank you
@@robinkershen1054 US dimes, quarters, and half-dollars minted before 1965. They’re 90% silver and can be bought at a low premium
@@robinkershen1054 I hope you found the information, I'm just starting my research. Best luck to you!
I wouldn't go into debt to buy Gold and Silver. Good video and thanks for the advice.
No problem!
Gonna share this with my son who is just getting started.
Good educational video for beginners. Great job.
Hi there. Great advice! I just wanna put in my two cents and say I mainly buy from APMEX for a few reasons; They are the fastest to ship my orders, I've had nothing but superb experiences from their customer service and lastly & most importantly, they always have what I want in stock, whereas the cheaper online dealers seem to run out of stock almost every time I'm ready to buy. That's why I mainly buy from APMEX, despite the fact they are more expensive than other online bullion dealers. I also wanna say that I would have access to a coin shop to sell some of my stack in the event of an emergency, but not on a regular basis and that's why I buy online. I take all this into account when look for my next gold or silver purchase. Thanks for the advice in this video. Good job! 👍
Really the only fractional silver I buy are Libertads with which I make my own yearly 5 piece sets. Palladium & platinum I usually buy in 2.5 gram increments. Gold usually all shapes & sizes up to 1/2 oz.
Libertads are in a category all on there own. Simply phenomenal pieces. I didn't cover Plat or Pall because most stick to G&S but I would agree with your strategy as long as your premiums aren't super high. 👏👏👏
I buy pre-1900 Morgan Cowboy Silver Dollars. Try and get them at spot, good luck on that.
BONUS MISTAKE?! I liked that. Novel.
You made very good points....I just started buying one ounce silver coins just for "rainy days ".and so I am kind of giving me a a little bit of security for the unpredictable future..!!..Excellent program...and best wishes from Australia..!!!!!
Hello and thank you. I appreciate your kind comment and insight into your wealth protection system. You nailed it, unpredictable future.
Honestly dude, you should have more views. Great level-headed look at PMs.
Very kind of you to say. Thanks for stopping by!
Play some very interesting about the spot price, I've never known what that was until now. This is true a lot of people keep pushing the spot price issue, or consideration when buying. Thank you for your video! Just subscribed today
Hands down best stacking video on UA-cam well done 👍🏻
Great video!! I had mentioned almost the same reasons in my video but your explanation is so much clearer and in depth but to the point! Loved the content keep it up 👍
I buy fractional silver in the form of English half crowns but this is only because I have been able to source at spot periodically. I buy fractional gold when I am uncertain of where the price is going. It is also easier to sell. Yes it does have a bigger premium.
I try to make my lists for all stackers but it's often difficult for those outside the U.S. who have to deal with massive taxes and issues with availability. I'm glad you're stacking some silver, no matter who's face resides on the coin. Thanks for watching!😎
Lol, when I first started I got fractional silver rounds. And 1 gram gold bars.
I Learnt a little more about it did some math and realized I was stupid.
Now only "fractional" silver I get is junk silver and 2.5 gram and above in gold.
Live and learn, best way to do better. I'm glad you realized it wasn't the best. Thanks for stopping by!
Mistakes have to be made to learn I started my first stack with the mistakes of buying small 1 and 2.5g bars of gold but now I just buy a 1/4 oz coin every month and every 4 months that totals to an oz of gold and plus the coins if you buy certain ones like britanias kangaroo tiger etc thier cheaper than the gold bars weight wise
I agree. Mistakes help us become the stackers we are today. Thanks for stopping by!
You know what you are talking about.
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Great vid.
I personally stack a mix of 10g/20g/100g Perth Mint Kangaroo bars.
One correction I need to point out.
1oz = 28.35g
Not 31.1g
Cheers mate, keep the vids coming.
One troy ounce is 31.1 grams. Appreciate you watching.
@@CampbellsCoins - Indeed, I stand corrected, my apologies.
I always deal in grams and never bothered with oz.
Would be nice if they would use "oz t" when marking gold.
I only deal with Perth Mint and they just mark minted bars with "oz" hence me always using 28.35g as the conversion haha.
Good thing I have only bought in grams. No conversion error there.
It's not the size of the stack,
but the equity of the liquidity.
My friends dad had a substantial stash of gold coins,upon his death, that whole property was metal detected.
He buried coins, stuffed them in between floor boards and inside cabinets..😏💰💰💰👍
Absolutely 100% Correct. What Campbell's said.
Thank you
Welcome!
I buy fractional silver for bartering if it should ever come to a shtf event or total grid down scenario 🙄
Under the worst conditions a doomsday stacker has more bargain trade power with fractional gold. You may not can get change. I usually buy 1 0z silver rounds and eagles because they are cheap in comparison. That po box is a good tip. I do not know why people show a lot of metals online the gov has the power to take it. put coins guns etc in pvc pipe in the ground seems safe
Absolutely!
Excellent
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Great Video!!! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
so its ok to buy Gold in 5 gram , what do you think about Valcambi Suisse ?
I like silver eagles .
I can only afford a few at a time .
Yes, I pay more but in case of SHTF , I have some . Doesn’t help me to plan to buy if CBDC comes and Government says you can’t buy metals with your CBDC and do you really want the Feds to know you have it ? Didn’t they already force people to give up their precious metals once before ?
I have used Debit card in the past also used bank account. Will probably use both in the future depending on the situation. I like getting my stuff faster with card but will also use bank account if things in the economy and financial system seem less urgent.
Where do we buy? Where is the best place, a local shop?
What about copper , would you stack that ?
Hey, great info!
Knowing where we are headed: do you think gold confiscation could ever happen again?
I have a LCS and can go in and pay cash instead of buying online, CC's, bank transfers, digital money trails, etc. I'm in Australia. We are losing our freedoms fast here.
Hi Betty! I don't think a gold confiscation will happen in the true sense; troops literally ripping gold from people's hands. Mostly because too of few people own gold and it's difficult to track down. What I think is more likely, is an insanely high tax on buying and selling it. Which can be implemented as a prohibition and confiscation in it's own sense. I see what's going on in Australia and it's crazy. Be well and safe. Thanks for watching.
Refresh their minds with the 1 oz value was at that time. Not seeing the number doesn't clarify.
Interesting video. I wonder what it is that you think gives gold a fundamental value? The other day I was at a goodwill store and a guy was buying a cart full of old desktop computers. I asked him what he does with them, and he said he gets the gold out of them and makes his own bars. My guess is that (1) he is investing a lot of money, not in the junk computers, but in the chemicals and/or heat and equipment he needs to use to re-process the gold. Let just imagine that all he has to do is torch the boards patiently, then carefully pour out his gold into a mold, and finally clean up his stuff from impurities (carbon, etc.) before the next run. That takes time. From one perspective, "fundamental value" of that gold is his time. Now the financial value is what he gets if he were to sell those bars on a market - if he takes a few trips to the NYC jewelry districts a couple times a year, maybe he even has people who will assay his bars and then, on the PERSONAL reputation of the assayer, they become marketable to, say, a NYC jewler who is making custom designer pieces they want graded at a certain carat purity. OK, so having established that product pipeline, which is "fundamental value"... his time it takes for him to make an ounce or the number of dollars he gets selling an ounce at "metal value" in the jewelry trade (something not so easy to negotiate for an unknown goy). The fact is I think you mean something entirely different from either of those, and that I believe is the idea that gold is a value store... that it will go up in demand as faith in fiat currency declines. A reasonable prognostication, but only to a point. You cannot eat a gold coin. You cannot throw gold coins into a mob of people out to take away your food stores - sure they will take the gold, then just go on to take away your food. At the end of the day, that is my one possible critique of your point about fractional gold/silver. Yes, there is something scammy feeling about a commodity being market up so much. But in the zombie-apocalypses, if it takes roughly $100 worth of "value" to feed a family for a week, aren't you better off having 1/25 oz. gold coins on hand and ready to go than, say a 1 kilo bar?! Conversely, though, if you might need to flee a place quickly, is it not easier to account for and transport a single bar than 25000 coins! But for some people, that is why gold becomes important - if you've got the dual citizenship to say Israel, well, a 1oz gold coin going through a metal detector doesn't necessarily get noticed. Or maybe you ship "fresh fish" out of the country and inside that fish's gut are 10x 1oz bars. So it cuts both ways, and depends on goals, not in terms of holding a certain percentage of portfolio exposure, but in terms of "will you stay and barter for bullets with your gold" or do you have something else in mind. What is your prognosis for these bankrupt nations whose workers are now lying flat? Is it anarchy ensuing from the evaporation of purchasing power of entitlement payments? Will the gray-beard-boomers simply elect a complete kook when their social security checks are no longer are worth a cup of coffee at MacDonalds?
Gold gives itself fundamental value with it's rarity and properties.
Great information. New stacker here
Thanks for watching! Welcome aboard!
Great lessons!!!!! Thank you.
I would like your opinion on the 10 oz Gairsopoa silver bars. They are shipwrek silver from ww2 but are they worth the big premium that you will be paying. I really would appreciate your opinion. Thanks
In my opinion, Gairsoppa silver is all hype and not worth the premium. Yeah it's cool the silver was recovered and melted back into modern bullion but they could be minting bullion for 50 more years and say it's from that shipwreck and no one would know the difference. I would stay away. Thanks for asking
Great video. Even after a year. 👍
Noob here, I hear many people who have an issue with buying online due to its tracable nature. thoughts and advice?
The only untraceable manner is paying in person with cash. But anything over $10k is reported and many shops have security cameras which footage isn't always kept in house. Only untraceable way is in person, with cash with no eyes on.
excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Interesting idea on 5 gram bars. Premiums not out of control. What are your favorites?
It is so hard reselling fractional silver. And you're most likely going to take a hit. Lesson learned.
You can see what trying to forecast the future.... lol
2 years after this comment now.
Need to use a cheaper gold supplier . VBCE
Hey im 15 and made myself up to 1600usd from buying and selling pc parts locally was wondering whether you would recommend buying a 5gram gold bar to start with or a 1gram one.
The bigger the better. Smaller premium too. That being said, buy whatever you feel comfortable with buying.
I haven't had to sell in years because I've been buying a kilo of silver each month from option trades and useless crypto. I can sleep at night knowing I am not using my own money going to premiums and at the same time being able to stack some serious silver.
That's awesome! Keep it up!
#4 always amuses me as I see these guys unbocking $10-20k in gold and casually discussing how this is their delivery "for this month." I'd love to know how much they earn that they can afford to bank $120-240k a year in gold and what their long term goal is in having that much gold.
I also want to know how realistic their home security set up is that they feel confident letting the world know that the only thing between a dishonest person and tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in gold is a door, window and their willingness to hold a gun to the head of that stacker, which goes to #1.
Yes definitely agree there.
No guns, but posting videos of such online or advertising anywhere is just plain idiocy. It's basically a welcome mat, and waiving a sign for the scum criminals around to break in.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l they would rather show off. People are stupid.
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Would you say that rule 3 applies to platinum as well or would it be similar to gold and be better off buying a 5 gram bar than say 1/10 oz Britannia
Great question because it's a tough one. If you can afford 1oz Platinum, go for the 1oz. I think it's incredibly undervalued right now and like silver it's one of those buy it and hold it for long term situations. If you were worried about the price dropping a lot or were going to sell it off as soon as it reaches a certain price target in your eyes, fractional platinum might be best. A warning though, as you might have seen, the premium on platinum is incredibly high for fractional pieces.
What are some of the websites you like to buy in 2022.?
Good video, I just have a rant on a point you made: Whatever you think the "true price" of PMs are, you'll always be paid the paper/spot price, which is why PRICE ALWAYS MATTERS. Especially for an asset whose value is solely determined by the ability to sell at a higher price than you bought. Price matters when you buy, price matters when you sell, price matters PERIOD. Anyone who doesn't see this has been blinded by shady dealers who use this "oh it's manipulated" as a tactic to keep gullible people buying their stuff at prices that are sure to bring financial ruin. Manipulation is just another shady tactic to get people to think it's worth way more than what it is actually worth... so what? That is the market so deal with it, don't sit there and complain, actively manage your assets at the realistic prices that they are likely to remain at.
With the prices surging and the announcements of the CBDCs in mind would you hold off or get as much as you can whenever you can? I’m looking all over for both silver of course and at least a quarter oz coin. The prices will fluctuate of course as always but with this inflation going through the roof I feel like we’re on borrowed time so I’m feeling like going ALL in on a order before it’s too late. What do you think? Also, great information as always my friend.
Spread out your purchases. Dollar cost averaging.
Thanks. I just committed a mistake. It's okay won't be repeated
The biggest mistake, is not stacking enough. Speaking for myself that is.
😂😂😂 touche.
I agree , now only if my wife would see the light 🤔🤣
Don't forget the tax implications (IF)...you purchase over 10 grand or more in a 24 hour period of time. Despite higher premiums, the US Govnt. Mint has no tax liabilities. When selling the US Govnt. Mint coins, the same is true. Buy or sell Canadian Maples...do not buy or sell 10k or more in a 24 hour period due to tax liability (capital gains tax). That is if the IRS still exists when silver hits a spot price of $300.00 to $1000.00 per Oz.. If anyone out there has more detailed tax liability data on the purchase and reselling of precious metals, please post it for us as I'm going on memory. Thanks.
Could anyone give me the source of the spot price of gold being at the delivery of 5000 ounces of gold at a single time please? Much thanks!
Check Fantasyland
I posted on one of your other ones
But
I want the metals if my family needs to cash them will have a profit on it . Even if it’s 50 years from now .
My interest on my savings a month is more than I made in year at one point in my life. I just want to know if I buy all my metals at once or monthly Which is better not to be noticed
I buy direct from ABC mint ! Cash !
There's a leprechaun down the road that has a huge stack and I am and I am jealous.
I don't blame you.
Interesting video but as mentioned in the livechat: Wouldn’t work in Austria. 😉
Haha probably not. Appreciate you stopping by!
I never understood why people buy fractional silver.. unless your getting it for your 5 year old
Buy high.
Sell low.
I'll put mine in a bank safe deposit box right after they give me access to the safe.
Those fractionals will kill you. The only fractional that I buy are libertads. Those fractionals are for peppers. Also Apmex isn't a good example lol. If you don't get them when it drops then you're getting robbed.
I only mention Apmex because it's known by all. Not a great example for pricing as their's are the highest but many first time stackers have purchased from them and it gives people an idea of things.
Women don't want stackpics...
Or do they?
Update: 2 years later stock market is still going up.
Don't forget the 30% crash it experienced just six months ago...
@@CampbellsCoins xd
informative
And don’t forget TAX.. If you do…it may kill the whole enterprise.
Great info
If you want fractional silver just buy 90%. Buying fractional rounds is honestly just stupid. You are spending way too much on silver. Fractional gold though is great!
EXACTLY!
Silver getting to high to buy now it will have to get forty to make any money on I got alot at fifteen not any now
I think silver is just getting started. Like you, I got a majority of the stack at $15. Thanks for watching! 😎👊
Nice video
Thank you!
Tax there is no tax when swapping cash
Excellent thxu
First minute and a half is me lol
Hahaha, live and learn my friend. Most have been there 👊
Mistake #1 beLIEving Metals can win
Sound advice!
I've made all of your 5 mistakes (hehe).....but no more mistakes for me......my next purchase will be a 100 oz silver bar, and I will dig it down in my garden, under my potato-plants
Can’t they bring you metals in an armored vehicle