17 Options to Buy 1/10 oz Gold Coins

[@SilverGoldStackAttack]

Love stacking 1/10 gold. They’re always going to have fantastic liquidity, too. Might come a time where you don’t need to sell a full ounce, so that’s where these really come in handy. Great vid, bud!

[@SilverForeverX]

Thanks! I was surprised to recently come across a shop that was paying less for 1/10 than 1 oz because they just didn't have buyers for the fractional.. always important to shop around when you buy AND when you sell

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

Living here in the U.S, stick to Eagles, Eagles, Eagles 🦅. The key is not to save a few dollars on each coin, unless you’re a flipper. The most important thing to keep in mind is the ability to store your wealth for the long term, with the ability to have the coins that allow you complete liquidity when the time of sale may arrive. Don’t walk in to your LCS with a handful of different sovereign, and generic Gold coins, because you may find out that they may just pick a couple, or so of the ones they believe they can sell the easiest. Walk in with a wad of American Gold Eagles 🦅, and they’ll pounce on them, and if not all, then whatever patrons are in the store will probably follow you out to scoop up the rest.

[@SilverForeverX]

Believe it or not, I absolutely agree with you. The 2022 AGE I showed here was actually only a few more bucks than some of these other 'fancier' coins, and no doubt it would be much more easily liquidated. I always try to stress that this is my 1/10 gold coin 'collection' as opposed to my gold 'stack' which consists of 1 oz coins. I recognize many of these 1/10 pieces might be hard to offload, especially in a cold market, so I appreciate this advice.

[@dabo69691954]

Why eagles over maples?.910 versus 999 ? Just wondering

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

@@dabo69691954 maples are beautiful Gold coins also, and most LCS’s would probably purchase them as well. They do tend to be a little bit cheaper than the Eagles 🦅, but as far as complete liquidity, the Eagle soars. If your stack were of just Maples, there is a limit (I believe it i 25) that you can sell, before you have to pay taxes on them.

[@bradspaugh9827]

The premiums are too high. Perth mint, krugerands, britannia, even maples are much cheaper. Most gold shops dont really care and will just tell you straight percentage over spot thry pay period and dont care what brand your gold is.

[@notwarrenbuffett9029]

I just recently got into stacking silver and have been looking at gold also. It’s expensive so I’m incredibly excited to see this video. The 1/10 coins are a good option for me to start with gold

[@SilverForeverX]

Nice! You should definitely check out this video, where I compare the 1/10 oz gold Eagle prices from 10 major dealers... it makes a MASSIVE difference where you buy! Best of luck on your stacking journey! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGGXo2SYoZKKlbM

[@DS-tt9vz]

When I finish my full tube of 1/4 oz gold I'm giving serious thought to starting a tube of 1/10, if I can find deals. Like everyone I hate the premiums as you go smaller. Wife wants me to only purchase full oz coins, but there's something about a full tube of fractional vs one single full oz.

[@SilverForeverX]

I've been pretty selective about only buying the deals for my 1/10 ozt, but there's no doubt I could have stacked more weight if I exclusively bought 1 oz coins. That's why I just consider the 1/10ths a collection.. I still haven't delved much into 1/4 or 1/2, but I'd be a buyer if the price was right!

[@DrSchor]

by telling your self it is a collection you are deluding your self about making a a wise purchase. you are giving yourself a silly excuse to spend too much money. @@SilverForeverX

[@invisiblestacker]

I like stacking 1/10 Oz so I can stay in budget and still get silver each month. I too want a wide variety which lends to the smaller sizes. I remember seeing commercials for the gold krugerand on TV as a teenager. I want one for that reason.

[@SilverForeverX]

Great strategy, especially if you can find good deals. I'm almost certain that the Krugerrand I got was the first tenth produced en masse, very happy to have that in the collection!

[@carlchilds3741]

Great video! Enjoyed the selection of 1/10th oz gold coins.

[@SilverForeverX]

Thanks, Carl! I appreciate the comment

[@SilverHeist]

My two favorite 1/10 oz gold coins are gold eagles and gold kookaburras! … kookaburra would make a nice #20 for you. 🇦🇺

[@SilverForeverX]

You read my mind!

[@joelburt4340]

I've been thinking about picking up some 1/10 ounce gold and this video really helped seal the deal and I also subscribed. Good job.

[@SilverForeverX]

Thanks, Joel! I hope you find something that works for you. Looking forward to seeing you in the comments!

[@DrSchor]

all you did was agree with someone making the same mistake as you

[@saltwatersaddletramp7229]

I picked up two of those 1999 Canadian 1/10 Maples yesterday. Beautiful coins and my first gold Maples.

[@SilverForeverX]

Congrats on your new pickups! I love the gold maples, the 1 oz with the radial lines and the security feature look incredible!

[@LassieFarm]

1/10 maples are tiny. Tenth perth Lunars are larger diameter

[@Paulybuck]

Take that wolf out of the card and let that dog bark. 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺.

[@SilverForeverX]

😂

[@mikestewart7424]

Great collection, going to a coin show today I’ll see what I can find.

[@SilverForeverX]

Let us know what you find! Get there as early as you can!

[@mikestewart7424]

I picked up a tenth oz age for a good price, a 1879 ms 66 Morgan,83libertad and the first four years of the koalas. Not really what I was looking for but maybe some flips.

[@SilverForeverX]

Quite the variety! That's one cool thing about shows, you never know what you might find!

[@silverbeancounter]

Government silver coins are so expensive. Outside of maintaining coin collections, they just don't make sense. Makes 1/10 gold a better buy if you have to have gov. 👍

[@SilverForeverX]

The silver coin premiums have become out of control. I could see there being more upside potential in silver (long term) but I've definitely slowed down silver coin purchases in favor of silver bars and gold coins.

[@jduff59]

I've been buying 1/10th from Pmsforsale when I find them at or around 200 USD. I have Krugs, Phils, Maples and Canadian and Australian varieties. I also stack 1/4th and Sovereigns . It takes patience to avoid overpaying on fractionals, but if you can keep an average close to 2K per ozt - it's definitely worth it. Online prices are high right now, but everything is cyclical.

[@SilverForeverX]

Well said. I'm not sure how many people know about that forum, but it's a good one.

[@GenXcollectible]

Good stuff! I’m working my way up from 1/10 tubes and up. Almost have 1/10 full, just hope I don’t loose them again in a tragic boating incident….

[@SilverForeverX]

Nice! Yeah, I've noticed a significant uptick in boating accidents lately! Never realized so many stackers enjoyed life on the open seas

[@invisiblestacker]

Let me know what lake you lose them in. Lol

[@hwelder5860]

Loving the channel! I'm a pretty new stacker and have gone in all directions with that right from the gate. I definitely made some mistakes now that it's been close to 2 years I've been interested in this. I have several slabbed and proof 10th coins and I love them but I shoulda saved up and bought more for my money

[@SilverForeverX]

Lessons learned! I've been at it for a while, but I still learn new things from the KZbin community all the time. Good to see you on the channel!

[@jrtjonathanwinchell3955]

Silver Forever with the 1/10 proof gold libertad it says 1,000 minted and the other gold proof coins on Ebay says it doesn't mention how much are minted I don't understand that.

[@SilverForeverX]

The best resource I have found for mintage info is actually Wikipedia believe it or not. If you scroll down enough, you can find the info for gold proof mintages which differs by year: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertad_(coin)

[@jrtjonathanwinchell3955]

@@SilverForeverX that's confusing in my opinion where each year is different regarding the low mintage because it's the same thing with American 1/10 gold and more often than not they don't mention it on eBay till a seller sells his coin to make money in addition with the premium.

[@SilverForeverX]

I think most sellers only mention mintage information when it is used to justify a higher price. Gotta check those numbers for yourself, and even then-- with some of the older numismatic coins, low mintage doesn't always equal the highest price!

[@jrtjonathanwinchell3955]

@@SilverForeverX you made an interesting comment about how each year differs by year regarding mintage and cross reference it with Wikipedia and I appreciate that. With that said I looked up a one silver pegasus proof limited edition 1986 and it doesn't mention how much were minted so I looked it up and the Florida Canyon Mine filed for bankruptcy in 1998 with no mention of how much were minted.

[@SilverForeverX]

I gave it a shot, but I couldn't find the answer either. I think I found the same websites that you did. It's usually easier to find mintage information from a government coin that a private company's round. I'll keep an eye out, but it might be hard to find! Good Luck Jonathan!

[@Eli-qr9hc]

I buy the 1/10 AGE when on sale. However I have seen maples a bit lower and even the AUS ‘War in the Pacific’ 1/10 gold coins for $20 less. It’s hard not to buy the cheaper coin.

[@SilverForeverX]

I feel the exact same way.. the main problem is on the sell side... If you are OK with selling the War in the Pacific coin for $20 less than an AGE, then of course buy that! But I have encountered some LCS that have little interest in fractional unless they're eagles.. so there's also the issue of available customer base / sales opportunities. In my opinion, that's the best argument for stacking AGEs (or Buffalos) exclusively like 2is1 does

[@ewetho]

Just ordered my first two gold coins… 1/10 king Britannias

[@TtheSilverStacker]

Nice Libertads! I paid $227 for a 1/10 oz Libertad today at the LCS.

[@SilverForeverX]

SCORE!!!! What year? I'd buy any year at that price!

[@TtheSilverStacker]

@@SilverForeverX 2015 buddy.

[@Buddhist_Gnome]

Great collection! I just ordered up my tube, gotta start somewhere!

[@SilverForeverX]

Awesome!!

[@KCTShark]

Cheers

[@SilverForeverX]

Thanks for the algorithm food. Cheers! 🍻

[@chrisross6932]

Thanks very enjoyable

[@M.RInvestorChannel]

Great gold walk through.

[@brandonkeck4404]

what do you think about buying gold gram bars rather than 1/10 oz? or even Gram bars over oz bars for silver?

[@SilverForeverX]

Personally, I don't think there's much good reason to go lower than 1/10 oz for gold or 1 oz for silver (unless you're talking 90% constitutional/junk silver). Fractional silver premiums are just too high to justify in my opinion. If you're just wondering about whether to buy bars in increments of grams vs troy ounces, I think it depends on your country. In general, I prefer gold coins over bars (although I do love my 5g Britannia bar) but I think silver bars are a great option. 10 oz bars are typically your "best bet" just because it's a very common size and you can often get good deals in terms of premium. However, right now you can get new kilo bars for less than $3 premium, so I've started stacking some kilo bars from the Germania Mint and even added a 500g version to the stack as well. They offer 100g, 250g, 500g, 1000g cast bars. I address some of those questions in this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3q4qn9nrLeKotU

[@luthiersworkbench]

Where are you guys finding 15% premiums? I am still a little new to this. I am looking at Provident right now. 1/10 Maple Leaf is $277.99. Spot is $1940.99. That is a 43.2% premium. I am very curious to know where to find premiums that low.

[@SilverForeverX]

A lot of folks use "findbullionprices" which aggregates prices from the different dealers. Go check out that website and thank me later! There are also even better deals to be had if you are comfortable buying from private sellers, but I wouldn't advise that yet if you are new to this. Personally, I would NOT pay anything close to that. Also check your Local Coin Shop (LCS) to see what their pricing is like! Best of luck!

[@SilverForeverX]

According to that site, Monument has them at $233 right now, but that's still at 20% premium

[@SilverForeverX]

Last one, Monument has the new 1/10 Eagles at $228 right now

[@luthiersworkbench]

Thanks... great tips.

[@michaelbadeau8683]

Best absolutely get a China 1/10 ounce gold piece they’re cheaper as far as in less money but still the same purity in gold and it saves you about $30 per 1/10

[@SilverForeverX]

Are you in the USA? I rarely find these gold pandas for cheap!

[@leroyperrine6885]

you should try the Ducat low premium and is .1106ozt

[@SilverForeverX]

I definitely plan to buy some ducats and other historic gold coins in the future. I do worry about selling them, but I love the history!

[@Brandon-om5wx]

Sorry I should have said 5,10, 20 gram bars. I know 1 gram bars are to high.

[@SilverForeverX]

I don't mess around with fractional silver bars, but I'm more open to smaller gold bars. Gold bars can be lower premium than coins, but you do lose some of that benefit as you get smaller. Technically, a 1/10 oz coin is 3.11g so I don't think that's too small per se. My bigger issue with gold bars is that I worry about them being easier to counterfeit than coins. However, I have a 5g gold Britannia bar that I love; it's in the assay, so that helps to build confidence that it's a legitimate product, especially coming from The Royal Mint. That being said, even if you have a loose gold bar from a private mint, most LCS can simply test it and will buy it no problem, but it gets a little more complicated with private sales. At the end of the day, it's your decision and no one else can tell you how to stack! Best of luck, Brandon

[@DebonairDylan]

A fun, tinny coin is the "maple gram" a one gram canadian maple leaf.

[@SilverForeverX]

Yeah I've seen those in the 25-pack. It would be a cool way to gift small amounts of gold, but I'm pretty hesitant to go below 1/10oz unless the price is right!

[@DrSchor]

why did you buy a tin coin instead of a gold one

[@blooky102]

Here in the UK the Britannia's are the best due to the no CGT and security features (specifically the ones with the lock and trident).

[@jdhoops4775]

Almost got a couple of the 1/50 African coins, but they are just too small.

[@SilverForeverX]

I wouldn't normally go after them, but I'll buy anything if the price is right and I see upside potential. In this case, the premium was no different than the 1/10 pieces so I went for it. When I saw these from the online vendor, I turned around running! I don't think there's much reason to go below 1/10 ozt

[@tridentstacking]

Gotta catch them all!

[@SilverForeverX]

Looks like we're both on our way to becoming Tenthagold Masters!

[@jiwcoronado]

I’m only being able to pick up 1 gram maple, good or bad idea?

[@moneysaversilver]

Just started stacking again after many years of not doing so bought my first gold the other day which was a two and a half gram bar now found a place where I could get 1/10 Oz gold coins very good at a good price cheaper than the other two places I've been buying from my next one's going to be able to attend thoughts I do believe

[@Asia-dr4yj]

Great stuff - I suggest not taking the coin out of the nice card - only potentially reduce the value - well for some buyers it may be important to have it in the original card packaging. - cheers for the enjoyable presentation of 1/10th goldies!

[@edjosephbasan8151]

Hi! I'm from Philippines and I just started stacking gold in 1/10 oz types. I just purchased a 1/10 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf and it comes with a coin capsule. However, the coin rattles a little bit inside the capsule and I am concerned that the coin might get dented because of the rattle and given that it is 9999 gold and it's very soft. Should I be worried with the rattle or just let it be? I'm hoping for your advice about this as I am new to this hobby 😄

[@denisegirmer4550]

I only bought one years ago and it was 80.00

[@SilverForeverX]

Puts everything into perspective! I wish I could have stacked more when the prices were that low!

[@HDDynalowrider]

I do like the 1/10 ozt size. I think my next purchase may be my first buffalo

[@SilverForeverX]

I think that's a great choice, especially now that they are basically the same price as the AGE. I really want the 1/10 oz Buffalo from 2008 but that's a hefty price. I'm sure I'll get one someday, but not there yet!

[@dontask8979]

The Buffalo's are very cool.

[@michaelmohrle1773]

How about the 1/10 coronation of the King ? It's not too bad over spot and the Royal mint says only 53,000 were minted. That sounds pretty low !

[@dontask8979]

Yep you do need to order another. I have you beat by 1 😂👍 I have some doubles and even triples though 🥴

[@SilverForeverX]

That's my kind of competition. No matter who gets more, we both win! Do you have anyt pieces I don't have? Trying to decide what's next, have my eye on the Kook!

[@dontask8979]

@@SilverForeverX I haven't picked any of the 2022 Perth mint offerings. Kooks are super cool. I missed the 1st year but doubled up last year.

[@SilverForeverX]

I recently scored 10 silver Kookaburras all from different years at a great price.. now I'm trying to decide whether to pursue the set or not.. Decisions, decisions...

[@chiefordnance]

Armenia GOLD Coins 💰 NOAH

[@theenglishprofessor8411]

Miss your videos, buddy! Hope you are doing well out there… 📕🖋️😉👍🏻

[@jpskilver4098]

That 2016 gold merc is my favorite 1/10, just need to find one at a decent premium, wish me luck😄

[@SilverForeverX]

They are great, but good luck finding one below $300.. I've been seeing them posted around $325 ungraded lately

[@jpskilver4098]

@@SilverForeverX yeah that sounds about right for what I've seen the last few months on them

[@ThatGuy-mu2rr]

1/4 T.oz gold coins are the “ sweet medium “. Also, the 10 T.oz silver bar.

[@SilverForeverX]

It’s a good range!

[@josefsmith3140]

235 in 2024 I wish!

[@michaelphillips3123]

Basically the worst gold purchase that you can make.

[@theblindsilverstacker4795]

🎉🎉🎉😂😂❤

[@SilverForeverX]

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