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I get the canadian nickles because they are considered bullion, but does it make sense with American and 1982 - 2000 nickles since they are an alloy? As far as I know, the process to separate the elements is somewhat expensive.
Just looked up the "latte factor" I'm going have to read that book. I have a previously made a video on cutting coffee to buy gold and I didn't even know about the latte factor.
great way to save money, take a thermos to work its way cheaper , the coffee stores are ripping us off and for what hot coloured water 🍩☕☕☕☕🍩☕☕☕☕☕< theres 30 bucks right there in imogies , lol how about brown bagging your lunch to save money , love your number one fan > stay golden buddy
Agreed, I'm going to look more into this because, at the moment, to recycle old lithium batteries cost more than mining new lithium. I would imagine future technology should be able to improve the cost effectiveness of recycling it. Not sure how easy it would be to find lithium for the average person other than spent batteries
great video i stack Gold, Silver, Food, and Water and Seeds. the reasons being the gold of silver is for a hedge against inflation and wealth preservation as the main ones along with barter if it comes to that. food, water and seeds are for not only to sustain me and my family but as barter as well.
Crazy, man! Such a sad outlook. Hunker down & sod the rest of us. Hip hip hooray for you. Have you thought of the world you might re-enter if WW3 happens? Very blibkered scaremongering.
Great video. Watched it till the end. Stack some boxes of table grade salt. It lasts forever if kept dry and can be used for so many things. It will also be a trade item when the time comes. Can’t live w/o salt
Well tickle my pickle its a show on the big Canadian nickel lol the most awsome coin in Canada 👍 been stacking them awhile, cheap and easy to find and stack and easiest money maker i believe with any Canadian coins and 0 down side as you said , plus they are the coolest coin i think ever minted , so much so in Sudbury Ontario has the largest nickel in the world , the coin is a total Canadian icon with a beautiful beaver on it . Gold Hunter you need to do more on the Canadian nickel its history and beauty and special editions . Your number#1 fan - ROCK ON Gold Hunter 👍👍 still waiting on you finding a Molson Golden lol
i have been stacking nickels for just over a year, i have a few, not a box worth yet, but you are right regarding its keep value against the other coins,
Thanks, yes, I did. I will let you in on something I do. I save up everything I find during the year and do an end of year review of everything I found that year. Then, any money I found will go back into upgrading my set-up. I think this year it will go towards a new pinpointer I've not been happy with mine this year.
Sun Pow digger bought on Amazon about $30 CDN - my thoughts for $30 it's worth it. I think it's too heavy and too thick. Would also be better if both sides of the blade were serrated. But for the price it's a good digger
@@goldhunter79 by the way would love seeing some of your rare coins under your microscope in a new video if you wouldnt mind you make coins and stacking fun and exciting
I can fill up $40 worth of gas in my 4runner with $2 in pre-1965 constitutional silver. That should tell you just how inflated our currency is now since going off the Gold Standard. This checks out as we are around roughly 20X FV.
@@goldhunter79 surprised it took this long but also grateful it did. Just started stacking a year ago. Not quite where I want to be but soon I will feel more at ease about what’s coming. So many people I know have no clue, or don’t care to know. It’s gonna get ugly sooner than people think.