16 Small Gold Bullion Items. Good Deals or Total Ripoffs? Goldbacks? Jewelry? Karatbars?

This is likely one of the most interesting and important videos I have ever made. This is a comprehensive study of premiums on small gold products. This includes bullion, scrap, jewelry and much more. Let's see which gold you should scoop up for your stack...and which should be left alone. Who will come out on top? Utah Goldback or Karatbar? (or something else!)
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[@chimpdongs]

Goldbacks look absolutely beautiful. You aren't going to buy 100 ounces worth of gold in them, but you don't need to - the are for trading small amounts so you only need a small amount. The premium you pay on them is pretty understandable for the high production quality.

[@Silverpicker]

That is exactly right!

[@EliW95]

Yes and most of that premium is actually just to manufacture them

[@seanfoltz7645]

Yeah, definitely do a silver version.

[@Silverpicker]

Will do, Sean!

[@atpro4115]

What he said!

[@bnferguson9827]

Fucking A😀👍

[@garyhawkins9733]

Yes please

[@laurababoian6755]

You have influenced me...I just bought four New Hampshire ($1 $5 $10 $25) Goldbacks from Hero Bullion!

[@sherrysorenson3825]

I bought plumbing supplies in Orem utah with my Goldbacks! They love 💕 them there. I also bought cherries from a cherry farmer with them. Awesome 😎 easy and fun!

[@thefirespectrum]

Wow! Thank you for this video! I have mostly been buying fractional gold in the 1 gram or less category because of the more attainable upfront cost. I was turned off Goldbacks because they advertise the premium as 70%. I thought it was a rip-off, but I've probably been paying around 70% or MORE for most of the fractional gold I've been buying since college anyway. I'm going to put a premium calculator on my phone and when I get my tax return, I'm buying the lowest-premium 1oz coin I can find and spending the remainder on Goldbacks. No reason to buy gold fingernail clippings at the same or higher premium than goldbacks. Subscribed!

[@Silverpicker]

Thank you so much! Welcome! Glad you're enjoying!

[@seanfoltz7645]

As a plus point, unlike a goldback, you at least stand some hope and chance of reclaiming your premium should you be able to unload you fractional gold slowly on eBay.

[@EliW95]

Most of that premium is because of the unique manufacturing process. And besides I bet you would pay more than scrap value for a working engine

[@frankfinnsweenryan]

People talk crap on fractional gold but it’s really the only way I can continually add gold to my stack. The time to save up the money makes it a challenge to buy an ounce.

[@Silverpicker]

I totally hear that. That's exactly what's good about these options

[@skaarfvagly3959]

lol spots already $156 higher than when the video was made

[@holasoyalejandro9822]

Skaarf Vagly lolll

[@milesmiles8543]

Yeah like wtf, lol

[@christiancampbell8252]

Already 21 dollars than that even

[@Silverpicker]

Yep, things are going nuts!

[@nolanhopkins3531]

I dig how this video teaches the little unknown / unspoken of ways to stack ...i buy jewlery @ garage sales and thrift stores. Do pretty good... But the best is getting your name out there to buy from people, needing rent, or phone money, insurance, ext. Just need a smelting pot now😁. The liquor goldslauger has body safe gold foil in it...not sure if its real or how much, but allways wondered

[@Silverpicker]

Getting your name out there is huge. I have gotten so many referrals just from people knowing that I'm a gold and silver guy

[@joannerobichaud5097]

I saw a video on it, the gold is real but there is like $2 worth at the most.

[@ovide1000]

Goldback is the choice i :)

[@rb7997]

This is a great video! And yes I did learn some things. I have purchased some goldbacks and think they are the perfect solution for my investment purposes. My best friend thinks I'm crazy and wasting my money. He invests in money market funds, stocks and bonds. But I want nothing to do with any of that. To me that is no different than cash -- it's all fiat currency and isn't really "backed" by anything! I want something I can hold in my hand and don't need an internet connection to access any of it. For the time being, I will continue to invest in goldbacks and recommend others do so as well. But that's just my opinion :)

[@Andrew-xw8sj]

Silverpicker: Everyone can buy these North Korea: I don’t think so

[@rowdyyates9037]

North Korea can't watch jack

[@Silverpicker]

Speaking of N Korea, I actually once did a video on N Korean money!

[@Lookout4the3rdrail]

Careful

[@Numismaniac_Canada]

I’m thoroughly looking forward to seeing this one! Thank you for sharing this information!

[@Silverpicker]

Glad you enjoyed, Patrick!

[@TheJasonbail]

Goldbacks and silver coins as the world reserve currency would be amazing

[@markp44288]

This is probably your best video so far for the masses and for the world. It's not real numismatic, but it's a lot of valuable information. I'm proud of you for having the idea and for executing it so well. Buying edible gold was a creative move. Thanks for wasting your money to make an educational and useful video! I hope this becomes your most watched, and I hope it brings in new faces.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Mark! I hope it becomes my most watched too lol. It's my pleasure to continue the tradition of throwing away my hard earned money to teach everyone a bit more about precious metals and coins (and maybe make them smile). Thanks for your part in making this happen as well!

[@DigitalBridge.]

This video was fun and entertaining as well as informative. Thanks.

[@tomcastonguay2847]

Thank you. I got my free goldback when you told me how. I'm going to get a set of all of them. Mostly because of the art work. The only stacking I do is silver coins and whatever gold I find on the steets. Ten to fifteen years ago an earing would be 1-2 bucks now more like 30-40. Peace love & jello. TomCat

[@Silverpicker]

Hey TomCat, I've also found several gold earrings over the years. It's really surprising how much some of them end up being worth. Sure beats finding a "lucky" penny lol

[@mikelob6707]

Just order my first goldbacks yesterday, wish I knew buying a single 5 Utah back would be cheaper than 5- 1 utah backs but live and learn, makes sense why though just wish I knew 😂

[@PlumberStacker]

Glad I found this channel. This is what I am looking for.

[@joeramirez709]

A very unique and useful study. One in silver would be helpful and even more useful. Thank you.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Joe! I'll look into making the silver version

[@SirenaSpades]

I've started getting into jewelry a little bit. I've discovered that scrap is a big thing. I haven't gotten into it, but a lot of people are buying lots (like auction lots) of 14k, 10k, etc, of broken up necklaces, rings with gems removed, etc, called scrap. Because of the price it goes for, I have doubts that jewelers are buying it to remake things with.

[@KennyG233]

I have a dream , one day I will walk into a store and buy milk and bread with gold. Today I bought a stack of the new Goldbacks from New Hampshire ... I wish I could Sponsor a New Goldback Series here in Alabama. But I can support the states that have it.

[@robertfoley-runyon7415]

We bought some goldbacks and love them. Would like to see a silver version.

[@bartonmulder7228]

They do make silverbacks as well

[@robertfoley-runyon7415]

Thanks. I did find the silverback dragon and got one. They’re gorgeous too.

[@bartonmulder7228]

@@robertfoley-runyon7415 that’s great. Glad I could help

[@bartonmulder7228]

@@robertfoley-runyon7415 bullion max sells a 5oz silver starter kit that has one in there. It’s actually on sale now.

[@joeryan9166]

Wowser Bowser? Another Nintendo reference. First Legend of Zelda sound effect, then the Super Mario Bro’s villain. Keep it up man!😁

[@Silverpicker]

Glad you're enjoying, Joe! I like to sneak in references to other things I enjoy :)

[@IvanMTG1]

Love this as well

[@objectivesovereignty]

That vid should help a lot of folks out. Nicely done.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks a lot! I sure hope it does!

[@wild70schild]

That was a pretty cool nugget of info!! Thanks!!

[@darksauske75]

This was great! Good Job man. Goldbacks are definitely the superior fractional gold.

[@theroamingcolt]

Yes, do one on silver!!

[@Silverpicker]

Will do!

[@jeannemcconnell7016]

Thank you, Loved learning about the Gold backs 👍

[@JoseRodriguez-ti2ii]

Learned a good amount, thanks.

[@bubbsalicious2960]

Very nice SilverPicker.... much appreciated great information!!!!

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed

[@k98killer]

The Canadian 1 gram gold Maple that comes in packs of 25 is a pretty decent price. Currently on SD Bullion, you can get the 25 pack for $1735, or $69.4/gram, which is just a 13.1% premium. I wouldn't use one of them to buy some eggs and bread, but it is still a pretty cool option.

[@Silverpicker]

I totally hear that and agree with you. I should have explicitly stated it in the video, but I excluded anything that you can only buy in bulk. I didn't see any of those maples for a good price individually

[@rays3995]

Can I sell u some eggs and bread for 1g gold maple leaf

[@k98killer]

@@rays3995 thanks, got them🥚🥚🍞

[@rahkshifan99]

Thanks for the video and the chart at the end, puts it into visual perspective.

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you enjoyed it. I put a lot of work into this one!

[@aviagne]

great job on this video, I enjoyed it

[@Seven-Seven-77]

Great research and graphical representation of 1gm gold - this information is very useful thank you

[@Silverpicker]

Really glad you enjoyed it!

[@SilencedLamb69]

Did you mean to say less than? Because what you typed means greater than

[@divergence_tiffanyramos4337]

This looks like my gold collection. Lol. Not kidding. I did get the small gold bar's in the laminated card's, but I paid $2.99 for 7 eBay bid and won. I'm now collecting goldbacks. I can afford them on a fixed budget. I can pick up a higher denomination bill send it back and exchange it for lower denomination and flip them. It's an almost 300% mark up when I flip one.😉 Just trying to hustle. Don't hate the player hate the game. Thanks for the video. It really helped.

[@Silverpicker]

Super interesting scheme! Love it!

[@robertb3214]

I would really like to see a video of you spending those gold backs. Very interesting content in this video.

[@Silverpicker]

Definitely going to make that happen!

[@kapreesemetals2905]

This video that you created was so helpful, thank you 😊 🙏🏾

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@themidnightgardener13]

Thanks for the vid - loved it! :D It's something along the lines that I would do, but you did it so now I don't have to, haha. I can and did like and subscribe for the worthy undertaking though! 👍🏼Also, on the note of the Goldbacks (pun intended), they look STUNNING and I love the whole idea and philosophy behind them! Few days ago I ordered a whole set of the Utah 2020 releases (with Goldback wallet) so can't wait to get them, admire them, and attempt to use at them at an Australian Farmer's/Craft Market. Will se how I go. Cheers! 🍻

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you enjoyed the video!! Can't wait to hear how your Goldback spending goes!

[@moneybags_b]

Thank you I just spend all day trying to figure out about upma and the price grain gram you save me so much time

[@jeffchapman8992]

Excellent and yes please, small silver currency solutions that aren't susceptible to counterfeiting. LOVE the Goldback and would similarly LOVE the idea of Silverback equivalents. I'll be looking to shop for Goldbacks in person using cash. Surveillance will be the end of freedom.

[@rogersheddy6414]

I prefer to watch for jewelry in any type of place that I can buy it. I have bought some very good pieces in thrift shops, Goodwill, Salvation Army. Also, homeless guys going through dumpsters would sell things after laying them out on a bed sheet on the street corner. And occasionally a flea market or yard sale will turn up something worthwhile. Recently, I sold off gold that I paid about $40 for the grand total of $1,100. That paid for a very nice .44 Special revolver and a few other cool items that I picked up at the same time (and cash for the Missus). One of my most recent gold purchases was a gold ring that cost me $25, which a local dealer told me has about $129 worth of gold in it. I wear that one every day. So I've done best with buying gold jewelery, or even finding it on the street. After all, that batch of gold that I sold was partially found gold. I used to have some gold coins back when I lived in my parents house, but whenever my family ran short of money, they always would make it a point to demand that I give up whatever I had (when the option is "hit the bricks..."). So today, I only have two actual coins and some very small bullion type coins.

[@Silverpicker]

It's really great to buy gold jewelry at garage sales and the like. You can really make a ton of money doing that

[@rogersheddy6414]

@@Silverpicker Well, I don't do that often enough to make a lot of money, but I do have a fair supply of gold tucked way that is almost entirely gathered that way. Of course, some of it is gold that I actually found on the streets of New York when I lived there. And at one point, I had some co-workers who were looking to sell their gold to the local Jewelers. I asked them to get a guesstimate from the Jewelers, and then tell me,... And I doubled it. This was when gold was going at $340 - 360 an ounce. I still have most of that tucked away... Somewhere. You see, my biggest problem is, I tend to hide things away in my possessions in places where I hide them... Even from myself.

[@danielbbq]

I was recently in New Mexico. Most of the people I meet were really interested in the Goldbacks I had. I ended up selling all 27 of the ones I had with me.😊

[@Silverpicker]

That's awesome! Hope you made a profit!

[@danielbbq]

@@Silverpicker enough to get 10 additional Goldbacks.🤠

[@send2georgie_S2G]

Thanks for the education pick! Loved the 1gm Panda the best! Dislike the Nadir the most! LOL!

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed the video

[@ironlawson1967]

Oh man I used to watch you years ago, its good to see you are still doing well. I remember there was this nutcase who would obsessively go after you the first couple years you started posting, hope the guy got help or at the very least isn't bothering you anymore.

[@Silverpicker]

Hey welcome back! I remember that guy too lol. He sort of disappeared after a little while. There will always be trolls and haters, but that guy was something else lol. Glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@50srefugee]

Interesting and informative for a complete newbie. I'm getting a fistful of goldbacks, one or two with each paycheck, as a way to build up spendable wealth In The Event. I like them because they're well marked, hard to counterfeit, look good and even feel substantial. I'm a little concerned about durability under the conditions experienced by normal currency, but we'll see. I bought some onesies specifically to carry around, fold, crumple, launder, and even char with a torch, just to see. I'm willing to pay the premium because I'm buying more than the gold itself--I'm buying the convenience and reputation.

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you're enjoying the videos! I hear that. Would love to hear the results of the burn test

[@jwwjww2041]

great idea again thanks for your time

[@Silverpicker]

thanks for watching!

[@archiejohnson7113]

I enjoyed learning about this title of the investment keep up the good work

[@mikemasuda8917]

This was very cool. Love it

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Mike!

[@holasoyalejandro9822]

42 dollars for .1 grams of gold ? god damm they tripping

[@Silverpicker]

100% lol

[@XantinwoX]

I bought an 18k chain with a pendant .. it cost me $220 and it weighs 2.2g total..... trust me it’s a good deal . Better to buy gold at a pawn shop or coin store to avoid a large premium

[@williamwilson6499]

Thanks for doing all the legwork and putting it online. I see all these items as novelties and a complete waste of money. If you want to make money with precious metals, buy stock in miners or streaming companies. Sure, buy some physical gold/silver but don’t expect to get any sort of return outside of barely keeping pace with inflation over a long period of time.

[@silverfish3868]

Very informative. Thanks for that!

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure!

[@cookingwithscott3428]

Cool video and thanks

[@nikoblattermann1155]

Very valuable informations - thank you!

[@Silverpicker]

Glad it helped, Niko!

[@josefunez397]

Great openeye video!!!

[@salahuddinmuhammad3251]

I have many friends that went into karatbars and before I became educated in Gold, I was going to dive in, I'm glad I hesitated

[@Silverpicker]

Smart man

[@dabaglady]

I'm have so much gold jewelry that is getting melted. I wouldn't buy on open market right now. Ty for saving me money Max.

[@rogersheddy6414]

Have it made into a nice mug, and then enameled to look like steel granite ware. That way when we get sent to the FEMA camps you might be able to keep that particular hunk of gold. Buttons are another good way to disguise gold, as most folks would think it was just shiny brass...

[@Silverpicker]

I hear that! Hope you make some good money!

[@krakatoa8701]

Loved it! Silver would be a good topic. I'm a Golback guy...

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks! I will!

[@garys4067]

Well done! Personally I would never buy any of these products. If I wanted less than 1/10 oz. gold, I would choose silver instead. But the analysis was interesting.

[@Silverpicker]

I hear that. Glad you enjoyed

[@jasonshawn1075]

Great video bud!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Jason!

[@joethebassplayer]

thank you for your time and efforts, new subscriber and will catch-up

[@Silverpicker]

Really glad you enjoyed it! Welcome :)

[@cre8rzaw]

Really fantastic video!

[@Silverpicker]

Thank you so much 😁! definitely glad you enjoyed it

[@bullionaddict9164]

Very informative and entertaining.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks!!

[@bnibcdcreativemedia9851]

I love goldbacks!!! Great video.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks! They're so cool right!

[@seapirate65]

Goldbacks are very interesting, I started buying cause I really like the designs. Yes would be interesting to see where Silverpicker can use Goldbacks.

[@Silverpicker]

I will definitely do a video in which I try and spend them!

[@meanjab]

I've used them in washington at antique ships and a deli. Oregon at a comic shop and in cali so far at a small coin shop to purchase a silver bar. They are still young product but as a Trucker I'm trying to spread them around and make everyone aware

[@jasonbourne9392]

Awesome study. Five stars. Goldbacks are very cool.

[@Silverpicker]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed

[@syberphish]

I like to get my GB's from DefytheGrid. They have some of the lowest prices out there. What I like about GB's is that the premium stays built-in. I can buy a $1 GB today for $3.51 (at DtG) and the exchange rate is currently $3.86. I can literally make my money back on it the same day without losing the premium.

[@roybaker3945]

I only have 1 Goldback, and I got it free because I watched your vid back in the day. Thank You!

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure Roy!

[@thatguy8798]

Gold jewelry, is a good way to pay less premium, especially if you go to a jeweler that you know, and pay cash only, you can get a good deal..I got to downtown Los Angeles gold district, alot of good deals..

[@CyrusOfNaias]

This was very helpful, thank you

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure!

[@NumisCanadawithBruce]

Great video I have very little gold mainly because of the price. I also keep it in a safe deposit box a the bank

[@Silverpicker]

I think that's probably a smart move, essentially what I do too

[@aipacsucks]

I have two 1g bars and one 2.5g bar. The math does not add up on the premiums, but I may buy a few more in the future. I didn't even know they made 1/4 and 1/2 g pieces - and a 1/10g - then a 1 GRAIN???? YIKES. Man, you took a hit for the team to make this vid. LOL... That chart you made is awesome; it really shows what the price/premium really is. Goldbacks are cool. I might get a few of them just for fun. Thanks for doing this!

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure Cactus Jack! Really glad you enjoyed the chart, as I'm really happy with how it came out

[@1redrubberball]

Specious reasoning that you need very small gold to make small transactions. That's what silver is for, or fractional gold. Generally, I wouldn't be interested in 1/10th oz gold and smaller. I wouldn't consider buying any of those 16 "novelties.

[@Silverpicker]

I wouldn't call it specious reasoning. Silver is a different metal, and there are pros and cons to using it vs gold. Of course you could use any gold for small transactions, but having very small gold makes it more convenient. This is not a video arguing against large gold or silver. It's simply talking about how small gold offers certain conveniences and benefits and if you're interested in them, these are the pros and cons of what's out there

[@Jesse_Dawg]

This was great. Please more like this

[@Silverpicker]

Absolutely!

[@Deadops420]

Just getting into the precious metal realm, really informative video

[@Silverpicker]

Awesome to hear, Connor! Enjoy the journey!

[@rdoyle4401]

I watched this not long after you did this awesome video..I just watched it again...!😂

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Rita, glad you enjoyed!

[@pertinentparadigm1337]

Wow! Great vidjeo mayne! Thanks for showing us that Rashbel.com low premium site, I'll be using them for sure!

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure! Let me know how it goes!

[@silverstallion4634]

I really enjoyed this! Yes absolutely do a silver video

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Justin! will do!

[@DeltaDS]

i really liked this video, very imformative, i just wish the X axis of the graph was arranged by increasing order of weight, that way we could more easily see if there is a correlation between premium and weight of purchased gold in these smaller values.

[@Silverpicker]

Maybe I'll make an update eventually :)

[@stevenshelley9345]

All good to know thanks for sharing 👍😎

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching :)

[@wombat1184]

Most definitely a silver version cheers 👍

[@PirateStacker]

Subscribed! Just found your' channel! Full identity shown... that's a rarity! Great info on this video!

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you appreciate it, Matey 😉

[@TimothyWhittingtonYeOldeRufus]

Thanks

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure Timothy!

[@CoinMan5000]

Very good video

[@pluto4847]

Good video!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Max!!

[@umwhat2024]

Hi silverpicker thanks for the heart last vid!

[@Silverpicker]

My pleasure! Glad you're enjoying it!

[@PlumberStacker]

Great video. Way to think outside the box

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you enjoyed it! Loved making this one

[@maxkuehl519]

Love to see this video but with platinum

[@Silverpicker]

That's not a bad idea!

[@Ed-bc6kd]

Nice job on the video

[@Silverpicker]

Much appreciated, Ed!

[@AB-gc3mr]

Goldbacks are beautiful and their purpose is even more so. Deus Vult

[@VicciWilliams]

Thank you yes! Please! Give us more resources to buy gold & silver ingits..

[@outtadate]

I actually do pickup all my gold & silver as jewelry either scraps, ebay, Auctions anywhere i can, there are always deals for spot price with jewelry and in my personal opinion it keeps it’s value more than a coin in the sense that i can easily sell my gold chain i payed scrap for, at 2x the price of its value or more, rather than a coin that usually stays at the same value with the spot price maybe slightly more, for the long run id say your really depending on the price to move drastically up to make money rather than with jewelry if you pay scrap your always in your money, so great for stacking in my opinion

[@Silverpicker]

Buying scrap gold and silver is definitely an amazing way to make money. That's how I got my start in this business

[@kellenl9823]

I may be interested in the goldbacks if your looking to unload and maybe the karatbar 👍👍👍

[@Silverpicker]

I'm either gonna hold onto the Goldbacks or use them to buy stuff. thanks for the offer, though!

[@pluto4847]

I do stack gold and silver jewelry from time to time. Its an alternative when the spot price of bullion gets too high. Especially when it is on wholesale...I make a profit.

[@Silverpicker]

I hear that. A profit's a profit!

[@goldnsilvercollector5969]

Definitely lots of information

[@LostInTheMotion100]

I get my gold backs today!

[@Silverpicker]

Sweet!!

[@emmettsmith6547]

Great video

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Emmett!

[@davidmontgomery9570]

You are the man sir!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks a ton, David!

[@jamieparker4010]

I buy odd bits of scrap and jewellery...I've bought from boot sales, charity shops, a couple of times on eBay and even a local antique dealer under spot on both gold and silver Even picked up odd earrings on the ground 1 9kt gold and several .925, a broken .925 bangle and a clean .925 bracelet I sold for 2x scrap

[@Silverpicker]

Definitely great money in the random scrap jewelry. Good stuff, Jamie!

[@juddywoods]

Wow that was one of the most enjoyable vids iv seen on gold to stack, but I love your grab bag vids. From Tasmania

[@Silverpicker]

Hey Justin, thanks so much for the kind feedback! Would love to make it to Tasmania someday! Looks beautiful!

[@scottwilkinson9458]

Yes do a video on silver