You know what's even better than goldbacks?? Gold shot/grain or silver shot / grain.. That's what I started with so I have very small fractional gold and silver without the premium..
@sadikmeah4057Ай бұрын
Absolute waste of money as we move towards a increasingly cashless world.
@gossman75Ай бұрын
I'd rather have the gold and not some film of embedded gold that you cannot appreciate.
@jaybarr3307Ай бұрын
I love the concept of Goldbacks. For a shtf situation, I think they make more sense than silver or gold coins which have been heavily counterfeited. What is the premium on a $100 bill? As it's worth about 3% of what it once was, is it 97%? Pretty steep. I have some of these and verified I could spend 'em in and around NH (by doing it). They've gone up in value (exchange rate), albeit slowly, are easily added to the safe, highly transportable. Intend to get more.
@andyp38342 ай бұрын
Gold Bucks? no wonder your confused bro.
@AI-Creations-LLC2 ай бұрын
I actually don't have any of these. However i want to start collecting them. They are beautiful this might be a good way to barter if the US dollar is worthless. Or if you don't want to be tracked taxes and whatnot.
@stmbaah2 ай бұрын
Yes
@Cometakearidewithme52803 ай бұрын
UPMA Stands for: United Precious Metals Association. If you have an existing stack, you can deposit. And barrow against it. gain interest at 2% - 3.5 % plus or minus the market. It’s genius. As far as gold backs go here’s my plan: physically hold the ones I believe will be collectible. Trade in my existing gold stack too UPMA and start “Vaulting” in precious metals, instead of banking in cash.
@hemihem3 ай бұрын
Me personally I will not buy anywhere near an ounce or ever buy any denomination of goldback higher than 1 because the premium is too much for right now. When they start producing millions more and it gets so low then I'll buy bulk goldbacks.
@savagefist10293 ай бұрын
You make it sound as if the only thing to buy is 1 oz coins. Do you then tell people to ONLY buy 1oz coins and ignore the smaller coins because of the premium? This completely ignores there are larger and larger premiums the smaller the coin so they are not exempt from high premiums yet goldbacks are reamed for having them even though they are even smaller which logic would dictate the premium continues to go up. And how would you spend such denominations from 1/10th oz(currently $320) on up to 1 oz? Are you going to shave off flecks of gold? Are you going to get 15 haircuts at one time for 1/10th of an ounce? What about people that can't afford $2000? And yes, I know there is silver but your comparison is goldback vs 1oz premiums so we are sticking with gold. What if they don't have even $300? At least with goldbacks they can buy SMALL and USEABLE denominations, say $50/ month. At least this gets people of lower economic means into gold and don't we want that to spread? The concept of sound money. Why chase people away? This is even completely ignoring that for the most part that premium follows from transaction to transaction so you are losing nothing. It definitely does in the 5 states it is issued and with businesses that display the goldback signs. i.e. As of right now, in one of those states, 1GB will get you about $5 worth of goods or services. In other states, many(definitely not a majority yet) will accept the dollar value premium not just the melt value once you talk to them and show them the website and how GBs work. -What is the melt value of copper in your alternator? Do you tell the auto parts store that is a high premium for only a few dollars of copper or are you paying for the utility? -What is the melt value of the dollar? -A $100 dollar bill costs 8 cents to make yet no one complains about that premium and that value has been going down since 1913 and continues today while gold buys the same.
@7dodge43 ай бұрын
Buy an ounce of gold and trade it in for godbacks
@charlieabel15334 ай бұрын
you're smart for buying goldbacks, definitely not an idiot
@thomasjensen62434 ай бұрын
Your a fool for trading goldbacks for gold....goldbacks are much more valuable than gold. If you trade...you lost a lot of money.
@ateisme37524 ай бұрын
I mean it a new technology, and might be a alternative to coins.
@BillGuyHawaii4 ай бұрын
Cool does count for something. Buy gold coins. Then you really got something
@BillGuyHawaii4 ай бұрын
So many other things to buy. You can't authentic them no ping no weight
@justme823094 ай бұрын
Sup man?no more videos?you good?
@duanedas53464 ай бұрын
Yes I would not buy them but I'm in Canada though....
@olenmiles93344 ай бұрын
You have to be a pioneer to buy these with faith. A lot of pioneers got shot by Indians. Hope it works out, I will watch from the sidelines.
@eriklarson20664 ай бұрын
I prefer them to worthless paper that corrupt governments print at will
@TheBajamin5 ай бұрын
The premiums matter to those saying it doesn’t. Sorry but they do. Because the second people choose to stop giving you the premium, it’s useless. Also there is ZERO justification that each denomination is 2x the worth. If manufacturing the 1/1000 cost $4.50 (roughly) covers the gold, process, profit, AND profit of the companies they sell through, there’s ZERO way the labor is linear just based on the gold count. There’s no reason it’s only $2 mark up removing the gold worth (roughly) for a 1/1000 but is magically $110 markup for a 50/1000. There is ZERO justification, the labor cost is not $108 more per bill.
@johngaffney40525 ай бұрын
You are missing the point completely. A Goldback is money. It's money because I say it's money. And if you say it's money, then we agree. It's money.
@nickyerst96285 ай бұрын
I'm going to my first coin show today, wish me luck!
@BillGuyHawaii5 ай бұрын
How do you authentic a gold back? Just a whole lot of trust
@ramonedetroitguam60755 ай бұрын
gold bucks 🥇 is only good trading 10years after its purchase value....
@slapdat.byteme5 ай бұрын
I love goldbacks because when folks are buying them, it leaves the REAL gold more available to actual stackers!
@slapdat.byteme5 ай бұрын
I think you answered your own question. 🤣
@eduardorodriguez76895 ай бұрын
Holdbacks are currency. You are not supposed to stack them. You supposed to use them to put them in circulation. You don’t buy other currencies to stack them you buy them to use them.
@sixfigureskibum5 ай бұрын
Jewlery has 700x premium . Gb has zero premium it has exchange rate above spot associated to cost of production as is with any fractional . Bullion has premiums you loose when you sell
@AnxiousStacker5 ай бұрын
I would absolutely love to have 1 of each state and size and make a custom frame for them but i definitely won't be stacking or getting them to use, especially since im not in a area that would accept them as payment.
@josephglover45465 ай бұрын
Whenever I feel dumb for buying tenth oz coins, I am going to come here and watch the guy who is throwing 1.4 tenth oz coins in the trash for every 100 Goldbacks he buys.
@user-on3ns8qx4d5 ай бұрын
They stop at 50 why.
@David-rz7jj6 ай бұрын
No, you're not stupid. Keep buying them. They will be our next currency.
@uhadme6 ай бұрын
1000 gold bucks... you have 59 .059 troy ounce
@ranchhandrandy32136 ай бұрын
I hope they somehow take off but I'm not expecting them to. Having said that I'd like to own a full set of each because I think they're cool.
@paulmarkmoffat46386 ай бұрын
Fools gold I rather buy gold or silver bars, sod this
@ronaldsmith23436 ай бұрын
You looked into them and still don't have a clue.
@davidberry7776 ай бұрын
Perhaps we can step back, and really discuss WHY there is such a value for gold… As the great Ron Paul said, “gold isn’t $2000/oz., the dollar is 1/2000 an ounce of gold. Certified Gold in any form will always have value. That being said, if it’s fractional currency you’re looking for, 90% silver is much more logical. An old Washington quarter is $3.50 of silver. A mercury dime is $1.75. A half dollar is around $7, and silver dollars hold around $18.00 in value. I could carry a pocketful of old silver coins and have a powerful spending position at fractions.
@kgak10086 ай бұрын
ents 174 Add a comment... @redshifts 6 months ago For those that get hung up on the premiums of the Goldback a little understanding is needed as you actually NEVER loose on the premium. This money is meant to be SPENT not SOLD. My last batch of GB's I bought for $3.66 the current exchange rate is about $4.00. This is hyper fractional gold that is meant to be spent. Goldbacks are a sound money and are meant to be circulated. There is a place for everything in a diversified portfolio. If we stay on the topic of premiums if you were to buy a 1oz. gold coin you pay a premium when you buy them and when you sell them. That said they have a place and should be part of everyones stacking goals.A lot of concern about CBDC's and Fiat currency and inflation but when shown an alternative they scoff. Just my .02. GB's are simply an alternative and the premiums are high but they are all recoverable. Spend them! Read more 22 11 Show more replies @kgak1008 1 minute ago You're kind of thinking about it in the wrong manner goldbacks do carry value obviously I don't think you should be buying them for their gold value alone gold backs are both money and currency they're a store of value and currency which is transactional the premium on goldbacks is actually the same as it is on gold coins because of their Redemption value so in my opinion gold backs are a great product to buy as well as gold silver and platinum, stocks, crypto and so on they're very competitively priced you can't look at them in one dimension because they're a multipurpose product in the fact that they carry a set gold value and also a circulation value as well as a Redemption value a one gold back note has $2 in Gold but redeems for $3.70 currently in cash
@holyfenrir63366 ай бұрын
What matters is the that people are accepting them at the average market price. If you buy them through Alpine Gold (UMPA) you can generally get them just below average. The premium is based off the cost of manufacturing them. Just as if i where to buy a steel rod, you'll pay more than the spot of iron. As the iron has to be manufactured and worked to it's current form. And if you need a rod a clump of iron is not acceptable alternative. As for people complaining about. To my knowledge Goldbacks are the only modern gold products to build any sort of business network.
@user-tx5mg8hn4h6 ай бұрын
Missing the point. A gold back is worth what its worth and youre paying for spending power. In a shtf scenario when the dollar fails and the gov is tracking every cent through digital currency you can't or would be stupid to buy a cup of coffee with a gold coin. I'll buy all your singles happily. I'm not. Looking to get a spot ounce of gold. This is a smart hedge against a failing economy when brics nations are backing currency with gold. I'll gladly buy all your one dollar goldbacks. Youre not an idiot or buying them...youre an idiot for selling them!
@kenofken94586 ай бұрын
Why am I worried about the government knowing I bought a cup of coffee? Is the New World Order run by Mormons?
@JohnHuntt7 ай бұрын
Thanks for the math.
@stevenhopkins4297 ай бұрын
They are difficult to sell in my personal experience
@MK7779-7 ай бұрын
Great content thank you.
@MarkMphonoman7 ай бұрын
Stack Goldbacks? Rather stack monopoly money.
@MarkMphonoman7 ай бұрын
Do you pay a premium for dollars? No. So why should you pay a premium for Goldbacks?
@donmiles50808 ай бұрын
You could buy a lot more gold for a lot less money than when you buy goldbacks. I think it's just a way to turn $2,000 of gold into $4,000. Yes you are an idiot for buying goldbacks.
@BrilloHead7 ай бұрын
Not really. Goldbacks are very fungible, which is not the case for coins or bars.
@kenofken94587 ай бұрын
Fungible where? Among the tiny community of stackers who own them. Nowhere else. If you try fobbing these off on any normal person, they're going to ask what steampunk Monopoly set you got them from. Silver coins are incredibly fungible and have successfully addressed the fractional precious metal problem for about 5,000 years.
@BrilloHead7 ай бұрын
@@kenofken9458 But silver coins are heavy to carry around compared to goldbacks. The difference in weight can mean life and death when you have so many other things to have to carry with you. You want money to be as light as possible while still maintaining that fungibility and divisbility. And believe me, once there's a dollar collapse, everyone will be bartering and goldbacks will just be as valuable as silver coins. There's no need to limit yourself to just one form of money when they are all considered spendable money.
@kenofken94587 ай бұрын
People managed with silver coins for thousands of years. Goldbacks also have a reputation for delicacy - damage from folding, de-lamination from dampness etc. Even for centuries before fiat, when money was metal based, people figured out very viable ways to avoid the nightmare logistics of transporting and guarding vast quantities of gold and silver - bills of exchange, promisory notes, other negotiable instruments etc. Those would all emerge again, because they worked. Goldbacks and most of the extreme forms of prepping are based on a scenario which, realistically, will not happen. We've had people telling us that an apocalypse was imminent for thousands of years. It has not happened. In the meantime, we have lots of challenges that have and will happen - inflation, recessions, job losses and lots of other personal financial challenges. The thousands of dollars people will spend buying make believe money that only benefits from the 0.0000001% probability event could have been used to prepare them for the real contingency events.
@BrilloHead7 ай бұрын
@@kenofken9458 There is nothing make believe about goldbacks. They are just gold inside a polymer film, so it's real money. You may not like the high premiums but it's not cheap to make them either. They use high end technology which is vacuum deposition to deposit a precise amount of gold sandwiched between polymers. And the equipment used to make these goldbacks are million dollar investments, so don't expect to pay lower premiums for them. As for damage, you should keep them in a wallet. They sell one for $25. It's high quality leather that is made to protect your goldbacks. I bought one to stash as much goldbacks as I can. Of course, they advise you not to bend them, so that's why you keep it in a special wallet that they designed for goldbacks. Speaking of transporting large amounts of gold and silver, name one example of what the ancient cultures would use because I don't see a way out on this issue. This is one of the main reasons why I support goldbacks. The weight factor is a big issue because every ounce matters when you are the guy who has to carry it in a bugout scenario. You can have some silver, but not very much. Silver is quite heavy to carry and I would not want to carry it if I had to leave my home behind. But with goldbacks, I can carry a lot more of it for the same amount of weight in silver. And that's because there's very little gold in goldbacks yet its even more divisible than even a silver coin. Probably as divisible as junk silver or constitutional silver. But in a much lighter package. I say that goldbacks are the winner in terms of divisibility, fungibility and weight combined. It's the best form factor of money that can be precisely divisible, yet lighter to have around than silver.
@Ontariostacker8 ай бұрын
Great name, I love Scottsdale mint. New sub , great video👍🏻👍🏻
@Earlycelebjuice8 ай бұрын
Watching from South Africa hope international fans are included in giveaways in the near future road to 500🇿🇦🇿🇦
@joeyadair92289 ай бұрын
You should seriously take this video down. The real reason you buy gold backs is for the fractional value. Premiums do go up as you stated. But saying that you would trade in your gold backs for fractional gold is completely retarded. 0 I like your channel, I don't want to see you lose subscribers. I would really take this video down.