Yea that was a really good tip. I see my silver guy every weekend and every other week at my coin club meet. He’s the only guy I buy from. Always has what I want at $1-$2 over spot at the most. And he always gets Scottsdale bars in. That’s all I get is the 10 oz stackers. Love them! Don’t have much room in my safe to get the regular bars. I try to get a 10 oz bar every week or two. I try. :-)
Where are you brother??? See what happens??? You listened to the people. You wanted to become a people pleaser and deleted your great videos. And now you stopped. Really sad!
The lager the bar the harder it is to sell I’ve been there personal experience with a few. 100 oz bars most coin shops do not want them . I think it’s best to buy 10oz bars and pay the higher premium in the long run. If you cost average everything it won’t matter and by cost average I mean buying overtime no matter what the price if it’s $18 you buy if it’s $28 you buy and that way your cost average is around $21 $22.
Thanks for writing. It depends on where you live. The closet shop to me doesn't deal with 100 oz bars. When we lived in San Antonio there were 12 coin shops and 100 ozers were common.
I used to buy from online retailers But I’ve seen the light support your LCS and save some cash Stopped in today and came out with $10 face in walker’s and $20 face in franklins for $40 less then the online retailer plus no sales tax and walked out with my coins in hand
Sounds like a great deal. I do miss being able to run out to the local shop. Since we've retired, it's now a 240 mile round trip to the nearest shop. $50 in gas plus wear/tear makes it easier to shop online for me. Thanks for writing.
Hello I just started stacking silver bars from APMEX I figure I spend my money on useless things that don’t have value or can be liquidated for cash I have been told this is a bad idea but I think that silver holds value and is easy to sell in shops and cash for gold shops for quick money when emergency’s arise? Is that correct if you have other better ideas for investing and insurance savings please feel free to reply thank you.
@The-GoldenAge America is going through a very uncertain and difficult time. It's very hard to determine where we are headed right now. I work very hard for my money and I want to protect what I have. I started looking at alternatives to banks as well as American currency like cash. Then I thought about stocks but I realized our stock market could very well fall over on itself also. I did research and found you and many other precious metal stackers. From there It became very obvious what I needed to do with the money I didn't need to use but wanted to protect.
@@primalsmash5801 Amen! There are many of us here that feel the same. It's my family's safety net. Thanks so much for laying that out so well. Regards --TJ
Hey Hustlin'! My wife's family is from Dickenson County. We're just south of y'all. Thanks for subbing. Always happy to hear from another Highlander. 👍 --TJ
For me it all comes down to what the current premiums are at the time I'm buying and how much I have to spend. That's why I have such a mix of bars and coins. Right now the premiums are really reasonable on American and Canadian coins. Three years ago they were out of sight, so I bought bars. Right now it's bullion coins. If the premium over spot is less than $75 for 1 oz gold and less than $3.50 for 1 oz Silver, then I'm coins. Otherwise I buy bars or Silver rounds. Coins will get you a better price because a Gold Eagles or Mapleleaf will bring higher than spot. I appreciate you watching and hope the information I pass on is helpful. Take care --TJ
You're right about that. That's the only rub about silver in general, the weight. It would be much easier to bug out with 100k in gold but I believe the upside for silver is better than for gold. Thanks for checking in. --TJ
That's what I believe too. I did the shots against my instincts and regret it now. If you've continued to follow the source of Covid, it was clearly engineered at the lab in Wuhan. Have you seen the statistics on the number of young males that had heart failure from it? Man...
@The-GoldenAge I know it's sad how many people, especially perfectly healthy young people having their lives taken or hindered by government misinformation. Things like this are the reason I stack precious metals.
Great informational video, if you are able to find time and get cash and go to your local dealer. You'll always get a better deal shaking hands face to face.
Silver is still the best play right now. I've been holding back on gold purchasing for a bit now. They are both undervalued, but silver is just the better buy at the moment.
Crazy golds up 100 since u made this video. Also I noticed you said the $5 liberty has 7 grams of gold and worth 400 but in my experience they weigh 8.35 grams of 22k or 7.5g of 24k which is about 500 when gold was 2050 and about 530 for gold at 2160. So the premiums are pretty good if you can buy them around 500 almost paying spot.
Hey, thank you for your message. You are spot on with weights and measures. The older I get, the more I seem to approximate things, which is a terrible habit. I appreciate you dialing it in.
Prices from online sellers vary depending on the spot price in exchange trading. For some they change within 1 minute, for others within 5-10 minutes from the exchange price. If I want to buy something, I look at the spot chart in real time. The price of gold on the chart is XAUUSD, the price of silver is XAGUSD. When the price drops, at this time I need to place an order, I pay by credit card.
Brother. I hope you continue doing videos. Since you deleted the videos, because your heard what other clowns said, your momentum stopped. Told you not to listen to them!
Thanks. I'm over that now. I'll be back soon. I took ill 2 weeks ago (CVD19). Here's the kicker...caught it while I was at a funeral. I'd laugh if I felt like it. Appreciate the message. --TJ
Very true! I'm a big fan of fractional gold bullion coins too. I have way more 1/10, 1/4 and 1/2 coins than the full size. Even when gold was under $1,000 it was usually hard for me to scratch up the $ to buy 1 oz coins. Thanks for checking in. --TJ
Hello just subscribed I really think most people probably turned in the gold and a lot burried it there were lot of people fleeing Europe I think most of them held on to the gold
Thanks for subscribing and for your comments! That is an excellent point regarding European immigrants carrying gold. I learn so much from folks like you. Welcome!
I'm not sure what you're asking. If referring to Gold, since 2015 the price of gold has doubled. If you go back to the previous ATH of 1,900 in 2011 then it's up about $250. Thanks for viewing. --TJ
Ohhh thanks for writing back. It does not. There were so many minted that they don't carry additional value. That's a great question. I do collect older coins, many which carry more value as an antiquity than the intrinsic value from their gold or silver content. Thank you for writing and your comment. Best wishes -- TJ
What happens When Your poor and have no capital? Well ive Invested Heavly in Silver...With Enough silver and patience i feel i can upgrade later...Thanks For the Video
I know that sounds crazy. When gold and silver jump significantly, it typically means bond rates and the stock market are going down. We have nearly 6x as much $$ invested in stocks, t-bonds and CDs as we have metal. Of course it's exciting to see metal prices increase, but usually that means one or more of our other investments is going, or will go down.
Yes they will Gold and Silver, and real estate , all assets . You can control people easier if they have nothing and dependent on the Gov't for their needs .
I agree with you. I can't imagine the US returning to a gold standard. There is much speculation that BRICS might go to a gold standard with a digital currency. Will be interesting to see how that plays out.
