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Tim is worth his weight in gold. He reminds me of my father, practical.

Tim is a national treasure

These episodes with Tim are the real pure gold!!

I’ve been a numismatic collector since my dad got me into it in 1964. We both became stackers years later. He and I both loved the St. Gaudens double eagles because they are so artistically beautiful. In my opinion the Morgan silver dollars are as well. A fellow who was a friend of a local coin dealer got us interested in old U. S. paper currency for a time. My dad had an uncirculated set of the so-called ‘educational series’ which was highly desirable because of the notes’ incredible artistic beauty. He also had an uncirculated $1000 bill and an uncirculated $500 bill. Most of his collection was sold at a Heritage auction in the early 2000’s. He passed in 2011. He also had a 1909-S VDB cent which graded at MS-65 red.

I really like my LCS owner, nothing bad to say about him, but Tim just has an aura of authenticity about him that is deserving of appreciation. A graded, uncirculated coin, so to speak.

He is spot on when he gives his opinions. I wish he was close to me so I could visit his store.

Amazing history lesson from Tim, thanks Yankee for these videos. We have been picking up some gold coins recently and the fever is real.

It's always fun to watch and listen to Tim. I love the old gold for the history and the beauty. There's nothing wrong with stacking it, just be careful about the premiums and you're good. Thanks, Yankee!

I love Tim's bluntness about the US gov and US mint 😂😂😂

Tim is the G.O.A.T. of coin shop owners. I'm glad I don't live in New Hampshire; I would be at Tims' every day.

Nice to hear from someone who knows his subject well. I started buying pre-33 back in 2004, much more affordable, been accumulating bullion since the late 90s when gold got so cheap. I can only afford so much, but I do enjoy it and continue to add here and there.

Love Tim! I could just sit in his shop and listen to him for days! So much history in this mans mind!

Loved this discussion. Gold is on my list and I've decided a $5 coin might be my next purchase. Thanks guys

I love pre-33 gold, great history good price often times. I do worry about counterfeits sometimes but I only buy from reputable sources. Tim is hilarious. Great video!

Nothing beats finding gold out of a vein! When you're prospecting and you get a beautiful piece of "wire gold" you know you've found something amazing!

➡️➡️➡️ Per many people’s comment, I obviously wasn’t clear about my pre-33 targets. As a stacker (and not a collector) I am only after ungraded/raw, heavily-circulated pre-33 gold coins. Why? Because you can get them at just over melt!! 👌🏼

I like the circulated stuff, silver or gold. My grandmother got me started when I was young(over 50 years ago). She used silver dollars to line the bottom of her pan when she cooked apple butter. It kept it from sticking was what she told me. She had an old check box full and I was fascinated by them, even when I was very young. I got a few pieces after she died, even though she promised me all of them. My uncle got most of them before I had a chance.

Most interesting. I do buy both. However, the premiums are getting very high on the Constitutional gold, which moves me into the gold Eagles or old European gold. There is so much variety in gold now it does give the buyer some fixability to keep on collecting. Either way it is a great way to protect your future.

Kevin was a great guest. Loved his passion for history

This guy's like gold. National treasure.

My favorite coin is the 20 dollar St Gaudens. I love the thickness of it and even love the copper hue to it. Plus the history draws me to it. I love to stack, so I'll take em all, whatever is cheapest when I can afford to buy

I really like my 50 Pesos gold coin. It has more than an ounce of gold in it. I got it before prices got away.

Tim needs to RUN FOR OFFICE- we could use him in Washington right now. Thanks guys.

Tim is a wealth of knowledge

Yankee you are lucky to have a good coin dealer

Hi Yankee and Tim Love your videos ! In Canada we do not stack junk or constitutional silver and gold because only .9999 gold and silver is tax exempt . The sales tax on constitutional is 13 percent. Keep up the great work not only for stacking but the wonderful advice and thoughts that you both have. Thank you Happy New Year and best wishes !

Tim is the boss!!!! What an interesting show today. Thanks Yankee.

Thank you Yankee and Tim! I have been learning so much as a new stacker with these vids.

back when premiums on genuine gold eagles were similar to bullion gold eagles - I loved buying the $10 coins...they were fun to buy while demand was so low...every week I could go buy whatever I wanted for not much different than spot gold value...it was great..that was only in 2017 so not all that long ago.

Tim is super refreshing. A good dude, with a good head on his shoulders and down to earth. If I were local, I would be a loyal customer for sure. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻🇨🇦

About to get my first Pre 33. I’m pretty stoked! Love the history that goes with them. ✌🏼

Great, great video, as always, Yankee! Wonderful information and just so much fun...and sooo entertaining! I'm glad I stacked some pre 33 gold back when it was quite a bit cheaper! Last year was serious silver time and this year, I'm thinking more about bullion gold coins as a way to further diversify...but I'll still put just a bit more constitutional silver back every so often! Thanks so much for great information and entertainment Yankee and God bless!!

Wow. I remember when you would not consider constitutional gold, Yankee. At that time (late 2019) you could get it near or at spot and it was a screaming deal. Congratulations on you purchase.

I know you know this but Tim is why we watch your channel. ( Lots of silver stackers online) You probably have brought him a lot of sales, so you both benefit .

Always enjoy the videos with Tim. Great insight and very knowledgeable. Keep them coming. Thanks Yankee!

Tim is a true collector. Don't touch the coins! Luv it.

Thank you Yankee. Tim is amazing to listen to 👍🏻

So the question is: How easy are those to sell? How much will the coin shop give for them? The key number to keep track of is not the premium, but rather the spread between what a dealer will sell it to you vs what they will pay you for it.

This video made me feel a whole lot more comfortable with my slight addiction to buying pre-33 Liberty Head gold coins.

You just can’t beat Pre-33 gold! Great video!

Tim is a true gentleman. 🎩🥂👍

Thanks Yankee, great video, you already have a goldmine with Tim☝🏼😎👍🏼 your guys commentary is 2nd to none on the tubes 👊🏼

Back when gold was around $1800 I missed out on a Mexican gold coin at the coin shop price at $1750. A year after it was gone, I found out the centennial Mexican gold coin was 37.5 grams of pure gold- as it says on the coin, and around 41.6 grams total weight. Close to 1.21 troy ounces of gold. Mexican coins are much better, much more beautiful than anything minted in the US.

Great Video on constitutional Pre - 1933 gold coins Yankee stacking. Always enjoy your videos and learning from Tim. Been stacking pre - 1933 gold since my late 20's. Don't have that many pre - 33 gold coins (11 ). but am stacking what I can afford. The one gold coin that I treasure in my collection is my first and only Saint Gaudens Gold Double Eagle from 1915 ( Philadelphia ).

I have bought almost exclusively pre-33 USA gold for my stack. I have a few buffalo, and a few from overseas, but the base of my gold stack is constitutional. I love the history that they hold. That late 1800s $20 gold eagle may have bought someone's first home. I will continue to stack this way, I can't see a reason not to.

“I could touch these with my bare hands if I wanted to”.....Tim: “You could, if you bought them!” 🤣. Tim is the best

It was a few months before Christmas 1999, and my Employer asked me, "What should I get the employees for Christmas this year?" I said, "Get everyone a Gold Coin." His name was Norman Karlson, and he was the owner of Country Floors. For Christmas 1999 he gave all of us a Gold Coin. My Gold Coin was a 1894 $10 Gold Coin, like you are looking at there. Around 7 years ago, my mother-in-law died and left my wife, and my sister-in-law each 1/2 Sovereign, with a picture of Queen Victoria on it. I went to the Fair, bought a PCGS Membership, and decided to grade those 3 gold pcs, my $10 Gold, and my favorite beautiful toned Morgan Silver Dollar. That $10 Gold piece graded 1894 $10 PCGS Genuine Cleaning - UNC Details. I was pretty happy with the grades I received on all four of the coins.

I wish Tim had a shop out west in my state. He is a very honest buisnessman.

A Master Class in Stacking in every video!

Words of wisdom! Thanks Yankee and Tim

Great info on “constitutional “ gold. For some unknown reason I never thought of it that way. Made clear the 5, 10 and 20 denominations. Big thanks

Hey Yankee, I started out collecting pre-33 gold from my Mom, her family never turned in their gold.😲 I like to think about all that history when I'm holding a coin. Now lately I've been into stacking Mexican gold Pesos. Enjoy those Liberty heads! ✌🇺🇸

Don't worry about the premium you're paying when buying gold as much as the premium (or discount) you'll get when you go to sell. Bullion dealers will typically pay a little over spot prices for American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, and several other bullion coins. But they're also only pay 90% of spot prices for others like U.S. commemoratives and privately minted bullion.

Have always loved Tim's personality and the special guest was a nice touch. I hope you are feeling better Yankee!

I’d love to add some pre 33 gold to my stack. I just need to familiarize myself with the different coins to know if I am paying a fair price.

Such wisdom and education flows in this man.

I live in Europe. Sovereign's , Britannia's and Vienna's are my preferred option to gold bars.

Smart Gentleman ! I do not buy Constitutional silver or Gold because I am from Canada and any gold or silver that is not pure my Government makes me pay thirteen percent tax

A refreshing conversation that nails the truth about the confiscation that never was...it was voluntary and the New York bankera new it and held on to it and thanks to them more of the coins survived for us.

My goodness ~ I just came across this channel and I am absolutely addicted to it. The content is incredibly interesting and so much knowledge is to be gained......Thank you very much for posting this content. You just got a new subscriber!

Please tell tim to be careful. Our old bones sure don't like those abrupt stops. You two are always nice to visit with. Tim is a library of all PM's and you can entertain a Gymnasian of folks wanting to learn more of our PM's. Really neat thing abour border is we can swap our PM's back and forth between us just like it is a simple letter with no one the wiser. We can trade or just simply have birtday parties with ourPM's as gifts. It must drive the upadee Tax Gropers crazy eh, LOLOLOL. It's always nice to see my friends here. Take care and keep on a kickin bud.

This guy Tim is just the greatest! MORE Tim!!!!

Great video as usual. I always enjoy Tim’s knowledge / input

Very informative interview with Tim. I learned some things I never knew. And I wish I had that calm demeanor as well. Thank you for uploading the video.

Tim knows his stuff! Wish I could give two thumbs up!!

12:04 Tim got me 😂 A great video!

if you can do it treat yourself to a nice piece of gold ,take it out every once in a while and enjoy it theres nothing like that feeling,Tim got me my first buffalo in 06 and the herd just keeps growing

In 2017 astronomers observed the merger of two neutron stars in a galaxy 130 million light years away. The merger created a kilonova which produced many Earth masses of gold, platinum and silver. Many other heavy elements were produced as well. The precious metals that we hold, trade and stack today were probably forged by a similar event.

Great video. Definitely showed several gems on stacking. Thank you!

I want Tim to be my grandpa. he's just such a cool guy and I would really love to have him as a mentor

Thanks for the videos Yankee! I always enjoy Tim’s time.

Awesome I just started stacking and only live 10 minutes from this shop!! Will definitely be visiting Tim!

Just purchased my first pieces of gold for my 19th birthday today! 2 maple leaves and a pamp bar! Thank you for your videos and guiding me!

Tim is my kind of funny 😄 And a wealth of knowledge.... Wish his shop was close enough to visit in person

This guy is had a WEALTH of knowledge. Everytime you post a video with him i learn something new! He needs no google. Haha

Personally I do gold bars because the premiums on sovereign gold is getting up there. Granted, I am only able to buy like 5 ounce bars and an occasional 10 ounce bar, but I am still stacking some gold with my silver at the end of the day. Premiums are still high on fractional gold, but not as high as government gold.

Tim is a living walking history teacher whose specialty is coins Ilove listening to what he says

I was flipping through channels I loved that part about the “executive order” So I went to SD and bought 10 eagles And at the end of the checkout I made sure and dropped your name in there. I been buying from APMEX I like the part of John 3:16 too. Thanks for the information. I hope I win! Congratulations on the sit down with the owner that’s really cool I do car audio home theater and been blessed to meet some really cool people, so I know how exciting it can be with a life changing event just sitting and chatting.. take care dude I like the channel!

I’m in Canada and love pre 33 American gold.

“I’m editing that out buddy” Leaves in video lol. Love it keep the videos coming!

I love constitutional gold and silver.

I love it when Tim starts getting fresh and mocking Yankee. Just tell him 75 cents is a quarter shy of a dollar. Lol

Back in 1908, most automobile were priced around $2,000 (cost 100 x $20 gold coins) and Ford Model T was $850 (cost 42 x $20 and 1 x $10 gold coins).

Very interesting and informative. I appreciate all of the commentary. Nice photography too.

Tim is the best, great American 👍.

Love listening to TM ... very interesting topic. Thanks yankee. I should buy some older gold coins.

There is some play in the premiums on the pre-1933 gold and silver. This depends on demand. Buy them when the demand is low (gold price stable or slightly moving down) and the lower grades have less premium and play to them.

I’m so excited! I’m going to see Tim tomorrow if he’s open! 🎉🎉🎉

Your videos have never been so important yankee...thank you

My 2X great grandfather said with a $20 gold peice you could buy a really nice suit back in early 30's and then today you can still sell a $20 gold piece and get the proceeds and buy a really nice suit that's how I known from that story I have been buying gold and silver for years now and best advice he ever gave me R.I.P grand pop love u.

I love to see all that nice Gold! Thanks for the video, Vic, The Netherlands

Awesome video Yankee. Wonderful sharing from Tim and your buddy Kevin. Great stuff learning Kevin started stacking so young. Wish I was that smart in my younger days 😂😂 Cheers Yankee and thanks for sharing 👍🏻😊

Don’t forget to stack bourbons, esp Buffalo Trace allocations: Stagg, Stagg jr, Weller, Blantons, Rockhill farms, EH Taylor, T Handy, etc. It won’t spoil and it’s value is ever increasing over market increases as well as one can’t eat gold/silver- making it hard to trade it for food when it’s hard to come by. One can’t just go out back and shoot dinner in populated areas!!!??

Actually, British Gold Sovereigns were known as 'The Chief Coin of the World' because they were 91.7% pure gold. Just a bit purer than all the rest, most of which were, as you say, 90% or less pure gold.

Geezzzee yankee, why did you do this to me! Now I’d like to have one of each of the old constitutional gold coins including the Indian!

I've been stacking constitutional since '82

Glad you made it safe Tim.

I own two, 1 is an 1856 dollar i wear around my neck, the other was one of those imported fakes from the '50s, stamped 1915. So the sigma my LCS has read 90% Au, i took it home, instead of weighing 4.18g it was 4.19g, got out my pocket pinger and app, put in the 900 16mm and 4.19g and it kept coming up unable to read...tried 3 times, then i looked in the app's catalog for the $2.50 coin, supposed to be 18mm and did the test at 18mm and it passed 3/3. Got out my GoldLock card & magnet, not tungsten. Interesting part is they sold it to me as bullion, for $220 and that same Saturday, online, the melt value was $218! I paid a $2 premium for my 3+ grams of gold! Cool story, legit 90%, i don't have digital calipers yet I'm sure since it was 2mm less wide, it was however many nm thick it needed to be to meet that 4.19g@90% Au

Hello from Vegas. Thank you Yankee and Tim.