HELLO EVERYONE I'M NEW TO BITCOIN TRADE AND I WATCHED A LOT OF VIDEOS ALONG SIDE TRIED SOME NEW STRATEGIES ON MY OWN BUT ALL TO NO AVAIL. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE RECOMMEND A TRUTH WORTHY EXPERT THAT CAN TRADE ON MY BEHALF AND GENERATE PROFITS FOR ME PLEASE

30.4 times more rare. All the gold would fill an Olympia pool. All the platinum would come to your ankles

try Hero Bullion they are always less expensive......

Silver and gold coins are heavily counterfeited and that will be a huge issue for shtf. Conceptually, I love these. Have a few, spent a few. Know a tax firm that intends to start accepting them soon.

the only thing these are good for are the folks that make and sell them. garbage!

Someone stole it from me

Thanks for your opinion on the premiums. However the same applies for other real world assets... like the insane home prices. Value is in the eye of the beholder.

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Bars all the way It’s all about the weight If I took a collectible coin into the average pawn shop here in the U.K. they’d give me less than spot anyway Coin shops are quite rare in my area and the only way to sell is to sell online etc

Try to spend 1000th of an ounce of Gold on bread and see how it works... not a problem with a Gold Back

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The United States may be planning to liquidate the 8000 tons of gold they hold at Fort Knox. This will destroy the gold market as I see it and make the dollar stronger. The U.S. can sell their goddamn gold for whatever price they want and to whomever they want, flooding the gold market with easily obtainable gold to American citizens only. This will destroy the price of gold driving it down into the dirt. The U.S. has less than 1 Trillion dollars in gold, but their debt is 32 trillion, so it does no good for the U.S. to hold on to gold when it can't make a dent in their debt.

Thank you for the video and the great information. I have been collecting Germania Mint Valkyrie for a few years and started looking for their bars. Lucky for me you put this video out🩷

Watching this video a year later and spot is at 2300.

I've traveled several times with my fractional eagles mixed in with pocket change TSA in none the wiser.

💯 to you Campbell's coin . Thx. For the knowledge. 100 the Buffalo's are solid beautiful 🪙.

Do you think Hartford gold is a reliable source

How can you tell a gold coin is genuine

Hey raw dawg? Where have you been?

Coins are better because you can flip 'em.

Wish they made them for the 1kg stackable Scottsdale Silver Bars

0:00 🤔 Examining the worth of buying gold bars compared to gold coins, considering factors like cost, design, and authenticity. 2:30 💰 Gold bars offer size variety for every budget, but smaller pieces often come with higher premiums. 3:25 🌍 Gold bars are widely recognized and admired worldwide, especially where sovereign coins are less common. 4:23 ⚠ Beware of counterfeit gold bars, which can be easier to replicate compared to coins, potentially posing risks to buyers. 5:20 💲 Cheaper prices for gold bars in the US don't always translate to better deals, as coins tend to have higher demand and liquidity. 7:01 📝 Consider bullion reporting requirements when selling gold bars, especially in the US, where transactions may need to be reported to the IRS. 8:18 🛡 Prioritize buying gold bars from reputable sources with unique designs to reduce the risk of counterfeits, even if it means paying a slightly higher price for peace of mind.

Excellent video. Thanks for being brave enough to warn others about the goldbacks.

Great video. Only people that initially fell for the Goldback scam are trying to bring others into it. it's similar to a pyramid scheme. You can't use them anywhere, only exchange them for dollars at a loss from the dealers who sell them again to other unsuspecting victims. ( Similar to crypto) Pre 1964 silver coins is where its at Or 1/3g , 1/2g or 1g gold bars. Plentry of acid kitsand magnets to test them, Goldbacks can't be tested.

I think platinum is a good metal to put money into. The issue is none of the Lcs. Carry it on the regular. The only reason I have any platinum is by chance i went to the lcs 1 day to buy 1/4 gold and seen the 1 oz platinum eagle and i passed cause i was set on gold but returned a few day's later to see and it was still there so i grabed it and never seen any before that or after that day. I feel blessed to have even one the 1 oz coin but the Lcs/bullion shop dont really carry ot inless a person brings it to sale to the shop.

Thx. Gor the 411# I always appreciate your knowledge on metals and life. 💯 to you & yours.

Finally, someone who said what all us non-delusional stackers have been thinking. Respect.

0:00 💰 Gold Bars vs. Gold Coins: - Consider factors like privacy, liquidity, price, and personal preference when choosing between gold bars and gold coins. 1:00 🛡 Coin vs. Round: - Coins are produced by government mints, while rounds are made by private companies. - Government-produced coins are backed and guaranteed by the issuing government. 3:14 🧾 Similarities: - Both coins and bars should display manufacturer mark, purity, and weight. - Higher quality versions may include serial numbers, security features, COA, or assay. 4:36 🔍 Purity Levels: - Gold bars are typically 99.99% pure, while coins vary in purity. - Government mints produce coins with varying levels of purity, with exceptions like the American Gold Eagle and South African Krugerrand. 6:50 🎨 Design: - Coins often feature intricate, country-specific designs, sometimes changing annually. - Bars generally have generic designs, stamped with brand name, weight, and purity. 8:20 💳 Cost and Privacy: - Bars usually have a lower premium over coins, making them cost-effective. - Selling gold bars over a certain weight may trigger reporting, affecting privacy. 10:39 🏦 IRA Eligibility: - Some gold bars and coins are eligible for inclusion in IRAs, offering investment flexibility. - Eligible items may differ from those subject to reporting requirements. 11:23 ⚠ Counterfeiting: - Both coins and bars are counterfeited, with security features improving counterfeit deterrence. - Purchasing from reliable sources mitigates the risk of buying fakes. 11:57 🤔 Conclusion: - Consider personal preferences, privacy concerns, liquidity, price, and design preferences when choosing between coins and bars. - Having a mix of both coins and bars can provide diversification and flexibility in your precious metals portfolio.

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0:00 🪙 Advocates for owning physical gold and silver to protect against government policies. 0:17 🏅 Video covers why to own fractional gold and which types to buy. 0:41 💰 Prefers rare and unique pre-33 gold coins for their designs and rarity. 1:14 📈 Premiums on pre-33 gold coins increase during high demand periods. 1:30 💸 Fractional gold is easier to sell and more liquid. 2:10 🚪 Fractional gold can be sold quickly in emergencies without touching long-term collections. 2:58 🏦 Gold is used as a store of wealth and savings, providing more security than banks. 3:32 📉 Gold maintains value better than cash, which loses purchasing power over time. 4:17 🏛 Keeping wealth in gold rather than banks prevents restrictive withdrawal conditions. 5:09 💳 Concerns about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and their control over funds. 5:36 🛡 Gold acts as insurance, proving valuable during financial crises like COVID-19. 6:01 🐕 Uses gold as an alternative to paying for pet insurance, appreciating its growing value. 6:31 🏆 Prefers popular fractional gold pieces like the quarter-ounce American Gold Eagle due to resale value. 7:16 🛒 American Gold Eagles are more liquid and easier to sell compared to commemorative gold pieces. 7:58 🍁 Also recommends fractional gold pieces like the Canadian Maple Leaf and Pamp or Perth Mint bars. 8:17 ⚖ Favors five-gram bars and quarter-ounce coins for lower premiums and ease of storage. 9:03 🏦 Fractional gold is easy to sell, a great store of savings, and provides insurance.

0:00 ❓ Frequently asked about Valkambi gold Combi bars and their value. 0:15 🪙 Gold and silver bullion often looks larger in online photos. 0:45 💡 Advises against buying gold grams due to high premiums. 1:15 💵 People buy gold grams for affordability or potential future transactions. 1:52 💼 Recommends buying gold grams in an assay for better value and security. 2:26 📈 Single assay grams are expensive, with high premiums over spot price. 2:50 ⚠ Warns against Valkambi Combi bars due to value loss when assay is opened. 3:51 🌟 Recommends Pamp and Maple gram sheets for better value and security. 4:33 🔄 Highlights the importance of popular brands for resale value. 5:15 🏦 Advises saving for larger gold pieces to reduce premiums. 5:54 📉 Notes that smaller gold sizes often result in losses when reselling.

Hi Stranger ! Hope everything is well.

I believe you are missing the main point of Goldbacks. There are reasons they have taken off, in many cases with experienced investors. I am a 35-year precious metals investor and have been buying for over two years. I have found most dealers price them fairly (they know they are competing with other sellers just a few clicks away), and it's easy to shop around online. I keep Goldbacks primarily for use as a barter currency, the primary reason for which they were created. A few points: 1. A barter currency of any sort must be acceptable by both parties to the transaction. Precious metal coins are a poor barter currency because few merchants have the capacity or willingness to research the true value of the coin - as opposed to face value - and verify authenticity. If it is a US coin, the federal government only guarantees face value and, with very rare exceptions, face value is all a merchant will offer you. Coins are also relatively easy to counterfeit. 2. A Goldback note is guaranteed within the state (where produced) and the current value is easily obtainable at the Goldback website. Using them as barter currency is simple (I have done it frequently in New Hampshire). The website maintains a map of businesses that accept them - they are all over the state and growing - and most post a sticker near the entrance indicating they are Goldback-friendly. There is a simple, frequently-updated calculator on the goldback website where a cashier (even Gen Z) can determine how many goldbacks you need to cover the bill (they are fungible) and how much change to provide. If you want to pay partially with GBs and another method, the calculator can also compute how more you owe based on the number of GBs provided. 3. They are not necessarily state specific in terms of acceptance. I've found that many GB friendly New Hampshire businesses, for example, accept Goldbacks from any state. 4. Even without understanding the technology behind Goldbacks, anyone looking at one instantly realizes they would be extremely difficult to counterfeit. 5. Yes, they are an entry-level investment in precious metals for some, but nothing wrong with that. Most go on to also buy PMs in other forms. 6. As the video points out, they're works of art and it appears (based on eBay prices) some early editions have become collectors items. There's no denying the high premiums for the actual metal contained, but then Goldbacks provide advantages no other forms of precious metals can match. I'm all in.

Depends, in the UK, UK Gold coins, sovereigns and Britannias are free of all taxes. Gold bars are subject to capital gains tax when you sell. All other bullion deals are subject to VAT at 20%.

A powerful lecture. Thanks for teaching.

I love the common sense of your videos x

Thanks very much for the info. Straight to the point where other channels just have a lot of hype. Yes, it would seem that liquidity and buyback are important considerations in what to stack. Loved the vid, thanks.

The explanation about constitution article i sec. 10 clause 1 that is given, is that "no STATE is allowed to coin money or emit bills of credit", but the federal government is. Licoln did it to finance the CW.

A moment of silence for people who chose to exchange platinum bands at their wedding instead of gold in 2010-11

Remember the Crime of 76! In 1876, the government deemed silver to be Not Money. For 5 years. Only gold was money.

That American Security safe you showed when you were disparaging the other safes at 9:09, has a TL-30 rating. Literally went to American Security website and found it.

Try buying a 1/1000th oz gold coin and see what the premium is. A coin you cant even see btw n that doesnt exist. Goldbacks have their place and a need. Technology mixed with the beauty of gold.

you mean 1,7 grams. :-)

Here in Germany there is also sales tax (19%) on commercial platinum trade, unlike gold, which of course makes it unattractive for professional dealers. Not sure whats the taxation policies in other countries.

Maplegrams baby

Great video!! "Your time, is your Precious Assets" Spot On!

Thanks for the time and labors of this video. Yes Yankee is a great guy whom I occasionally drop a comment to. I have several 100 CML’s with milk spots, thus prompting me to watch many videos of how to get rid of them. don’t want to try the chemical cleaners as I don’t see the end results of which I would desire to obtain. I have tried the magic erasers, buff and scrub cloths and pads, they do help but have left scratches . They also don’t work in the areas of the lettering. I am now tempted to buy a rock tumbler and use ground corn cob to Polish off the milk spots. Has anyone reading this tried that method?