Man you have some really steady hands! If I can't use a magnet (like with silver) I would never be able to get that screw back in! PS WYOMING NATIVE HERE! Also, I tried making quite a few frames around coins and I just never felt they were in there secure enough to be trusted on a necklace. Lol I never even considered buying one
@user-ol7tl1vf5m29 күн бұрын
Counterfeit time and energy only hold the value that 8 billion minds allow them to have. The more people recognize the flaws in a system based on counterfeit value, the less power that system has. True value lies in genuine effort and decentralized systems, where manipulation and artificial inflation of worth are minimized. As awareness grows, the collective perception will shift away from systems that thrive on counterfeit principles, leading to a more authentic and equitable distribution of value.
@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234Ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing 😊
@silverseacaptain3444Ай бұрын
I'm jealous stack on brother
@gossman75Ай бұрын
where is the IN GOD WE TRUST on the silver coins? I swear the globalist are cracking down on Christians and everything that God has done! The globalist even changed the dating from BC to BCE and AD to ACE
@1997CARDSxx2 ай бұрын
Awesome bro 😎
@jaybarr33072 ай бұрын
Goldbacks are not for stacking, they are for SPENDING. That's the entire point of them, to be gold in a format and amount that is spendable. So spend 'em! Stack the rest - which is nice stuff too.
@LennardA3202 ай бұрын
stacking copper is a profitable way of investing because copper is not exactly so scarce that large companies that use a lot of copper may buy tons of it to make large electrical appliances at very low, near-bargain prices. So it is financially attractive to stack copper because melting down copper and turning it into coins also involves higher costs. How many premiums does it contain in contrast to a large heavy industrial roll with a thin long coiled duune wire. So is copper rare and profitable enough to build this?
@LennardA3202 ай бұрын
how much watt are all of the 48 Pannels producing combined and how much do you get back for each kilowatt you deliver back and how much do eqxh kilowatt cost you if you use electricity. Do you have a, how do you say this in English? A "Netting Arragement" that thet first subtract all used electricity on moments you solar system did not delived enough like bad days and if it is dark obviously. So when subtracted, then they look how many you have delivered back or used more than deivered. And with your hig solar system are the prices variabel during the day according of the need of energy during the day? I see your video for the first. You have also a generator? Do you live off grid? And if so where do you let the the extra energy you generated and where do you all this use for?
@vrominatorx26683 ай бұрын
How did you acquire the 2nds from Golden State Mint?
@duranhunt76003 ай бұрын
Copper prices are rising now due to high demand.
@AbeTaylor-bd9oe3 ай бұрын
Love Goldbacks
@paulodoleys66913 ай бұрын
Bom e abençoado dia na paz do Senhor. Também estudo Eletrocultura.
@Jamestown23_3 ай бұрын
I stack copper as well.
@phuckyu33833 ай бұрын
Haters gonna hate. But, copper has a long history as a form of currency. It could return to relevancy in a SHTF situation. Nice collection.
@IsmaelMartinezPR4 ай бұрын
The faster these are promoted, the faster the real currency starts losing value, anarchists start to win.
@williamMikmaq2224 ай бұрын
I'm sorry but, there is no such thing as half a giant Malamute. There is only one Malamute be it a dwarf or an extra large, they're all the same dog/breed. I've owned many a Malamute, all working dogs who've lived far beyond 13. My oldest was 18. A proper diet and exercise in the right climate is what keeps these king of the artic breeds alive and prosperous. These giant 160+ pound "Wooly" Malamutes cannot perform their jobs like a well balanced and bred Mal. A large dog is of course what a Malamute is and the wooly coat must be bred with or the coat can become flat, but a medium coat like a wolf is what works out in the artic. The wooly coat can accumulate ice and that is deadly. Too large of a dog and it cannot curl to keep warm, also to heavy and the animal becomes slow and cumbersome. A well balanced dog of around 80/ 100 lbs is what works best.. give or take a few pounds. She's a beautiful girl, God bless her. I love her... Give her a big kiss and a pound of fresh fish from me... AaaaWooooooo...
@jessewatkins61514 ай бұрын
If it says an alloy then its not plated, plated is closer to a clad in my opinion, cladding is what you see on the edges of a dime or quarter, nickel on front and back with a copper core. Where as a copper alloy would be know as bronze, thats where things like tin, zinc, and nickel is mixed with the copper, then there is copper plated, that would be things like modern pennies, i feel like that would be closer to what clad is, but one is done by pressing together by force with pressure and or heat, meaning clad, japanese chef knives are an example of this, as well as dimes and quarters,
@jessewatkins61514 ай бұрын
Over my life time ive collected 6 or 7 hundred wheat cents, i would say ive actively collected them between the age of 8 to about 25 by going to the bank and "buying" rolls and going through them just to grab the wheats, but the last 15 years ive just been passively collecting them by looking at my change. By passively looking ive found like a rolls worth, and one of which was a war time one haha, maybe i should start looking actively again, hell if i can get 2 or 3 cents abouve face on average then that could net me one oz silver
@barnml20064 ай бұрын
I don't have any copper bullion. However I do have well over 10,000+ Copper Cents. I also have Indian head copper cents. I keep Indian head "V" Nickels and regular Nickels still produced today for the 75% copper they hold. I guess the main reason I don't buy copper bullion is because I can just acquire Nickels at the bank at face value cost and they hold 75% copper in them, no premium. If I want to buy premium I buy 90% silver ( sometimes bars or rounds) and gold 1/10th oz rounds or 10k, 14k, etc gold rings with precious stones in them. You do have a very nice Copper Stack though, looks fun and awesome to play with.
@beakfish73194 ай бұрын
oh dude! underwood came out with the extreme defender and its also solid copper and its got bigger flutes that do even more soft tissue damage than a hollow point!
@deepnurmom17375 ай бұрын
Its a pain to get the silver outta the panels as well lotta work for lil payoff this is y silver will easily go above 1000 an ounce n coming years
@kirtandrews18595 ай бұрын
Hi. I love the cross pendants. I have just bought a 3oz Scottish silver 999. But it isn't bailed ready to be a pendant. How did you bail your crosses ?
@ReflectiveMetal5 ай бұрын
Love that Copper slab are you allowed to say where you got it?
@carlosdeer23925 ай бұрын
I have mix feelings a part of me wants you to open them then a part of me dont.The part of me that dont want you to open them is thinking about when you said they can go down in value if you cut the straps Congratulations on your stack😊
@tvtommm6 ай бұрын
is the 1822 dragon coin for sale
@taichitao856 ай бұрын
Try a GOLD monster box like me
@juliuscaesar27926 ай бұрын
Type 2 ase sucks
@dreamcatcher4497 ай бұрын
Copper is beautiful and amazing
@bevsman32847 ай бұрын
If the SHTF I invite anyone watching this to attempt to gain some product or service by trading a copper round or bar for same. No business or individual is going to give you something of value for a copper disc that they would need 16 of just to have $3. Yes, they are cool and they look great. But they are not for investing.
@bevsman32847 ай бұрын
That's a terrible waste of money. You will never ever make any kind of profit on that stuff unless you find some uneducated person to buy it who doesn't know better. Copper rounds and bars are a gimmick, a specialty novelty for people to collect.
@MK7779-7 ай бұрын
Excellent content. Thank you for sharing !
@getgeekyaus7 ай бұрын
My Alaskan Malamute who is also named Koda is 17 turning 18 in Feb . ❤️
@charlesadkins70678 ай бұрын
great coins i have 1250 dollars face of 90 percent
@Gamesandfuncali4nia8 ай бұрын
Hi, do they ever get diarrhea? And what do you feed your dogs? I have a 13 year old male malamute and he has chronic diarrhea. I feed him cooked plain chicken, and pebbles. What could be the issue? Thanks!
@mulanjamilah78499 ай бұрын
I am a coin engraver and want something like in your video. but the bezel doesn't exist in Indonesia. Oh yes, your coins are very good for engraving and making necklaces. I have a short video of coin carving, check out my Chanel. Send your coins to me I will do it for you. Send coin nikel with face view
@jeremywhite86779 ай бұрын
The ammo that expands into a star pattern has more knock down power than extreme penetrators. The expanding ammo stops inside the target and so does the force it carries with it doing alot of damage to organs and tissue. The extreme penetrators over penatrate and exit the back of a target carrying all the force with it. Extreme penetrators are good for shooting through heavy clothing or through things like if a target is behind a wall or something.
@WildWestStacker9 ай бұрын
I live in the mountains and open carry on my property to protect from bears, mountains lions and wolves. I need as much penetration power and velocity as possible. For city folks I would definitely recommend expanding rounds like Speer Gold Dots. Your points are all valid.
@mysterybuyer37389 ай бұрын
Copper is important as a unit of trade as silver will have way too much value to trade much with.
@doxer6789 ай бұрын
3:26. Silver nickels have the mint mark larger and on top of the Monticello whereas the regular ones have the mint mark in the right corner of the building.
@doxer6789 ай бұрын
I noticed your war nickel isn't an actual silver one. I could tell because there was no big mint mark on top of the Monticello. They made both those same years and that's how you can tell.
@tghodosko72599 ай бұрын
That .0009 is impossible to detect unless with really expensive equipment
@MRkriegs9 ай бұрын
I bet it feels good to pickup a monster box of silver eagles, good job!
@Willis-de5hx9 ай бұрын
These 10mm chains are cheap right now .. I own ten of them in different sizes .. I love silver and I have a lot of it in different forms . I can't save money to save my life but I have it on silver lol
@DMF7169 ай бұрын
I started buying them after a prepper channel saw them at a prepper expo in Michigan. I studied that weekend on them reading N watching videos and decided to jump in. Especially, since im very close to Utah. I decided on all Utah notes, just to keep it simple. I did get one Nevada in the mix, somehow. Currently, im collecting them, since i forsee bad times ahead in 2024. Inflation, higher food prices as well as fuel. I understand another recession is going to happen also. So, ill buy goldbacks every month as a good savings account, instead of a bank savings account. Idaho is next to get goldbacks, I've heard. And others will follow. I'm telling people about goldbacks. Some coin shops hate goldbacks. I think they fear being put out of business. Buy, save and tell people about them.
@kenofken94588 ай бұрын
The dollar has lost about half of its value over the past 25 years. When you buy a goldback, you lose that same 50% the second you complete the transaction. That seems a pretty shabby savings method to me.
@DMF7169 ай бұрын
On November 22nd 2023, the exchange rate of goldbacks is now at $4.14. I expect into next year, the exchange rate of goldbacks will increase!
@thecurtisfamily38109 ай бұрын
your rich 🤑
@Clarkeisawesome9 ай бұрын
TD makes copper rounds?
@martinphilip89989 ай бұрын
People tip pennies? Eat at home if you can’t afford to go out.
@Goldbacker009 ай бұрын
You've got a 2020 New Hampshire! Those are low mintage!