Too Late to Start in on Gold in 2024?

[@getx1265]

I began my gold buying experience in Oct '21 with a work bonus... determined to buy a quarter AGE with some of it rather than waste all of it. Best move I ever made as it got me into the mindset of acquiring another gold coin every time some "extra" money came in.

[@edb3877]

Sounds good and can be a really good way of saving some money from time to time, rather than spending it all. I started buying silver in 2010 and gold in 2013. Been at this for a while and have a solid stack of both metals. When the next silver squeeze comes, I plan to sell about half of my silver and use that cash for buying more gold. Completed my silver stacking goal in 2019, so only buy on rare occasions when something I really like is available as a good price. BU and AU grade pre-1921 Morgans, BU 1964 Kennedy halves, and proof US Statehood quarters are my favorites.

[@Wokenomics_PhD]

I have to start over every time I buy gold because I lose the gold every time I buy.

[@2is1gold]

These boat accidents are getting out of hand!

[@marygem]

Giving up boating, because it turns out that I am a really bad boat captain, and have lost all my gold 3 times!😅

[@matthewbyrns-sp8lb]

Aircraft Carrier is needed

[@mrbanana779]

To the people who lose their gold in a boating accident: what do you do when the time comes to sell? Won't the tax man come bite your ass if you suddenly get 10's or 100's of thousands of dollars out of the blue?

[@lovebutton-mu7md]

@@mrbanana779 That's not the point

[@jordanw8382]

Thanks for sharing your gold journey. I also started in 2008 with a Maple Leaf. Didn't care what others thought. I kept going with the Maples and that's pretty much all I have. I have only 2 collectibles including one Canadian gold coin from 1913. I had no plan for monthly buying, just one every so often when I can. I met my girlfriend in 2011 and when I learned she also bought gold for the same reason as me, I knew she was a keeper and we got married the following year. In 2022 we sold our overpriced house and converted much of it into gold, then bought two properties overseas in a safer place than Canada, where we now keep the bulk of it. We have enough to support the next several generations after my own children, so they'll never have to go hungry or homeless, and that's good enough for me.

[@reggie7716]

In the early 2000s I thought Gold was soo expensive at $400....

[@2is1gold]

Wild how much it's changed!

[@hendsem]

give yourself a break, nobody has a crystal ball to see 20 years into the future

[@Somedude75566]

400 back then had about the same buying power today so yes it was and is still expensive.

[@danmedina383]

It feels like a $20 bill is the new $1 bill.

[@__Ryan_]

I guess it was relatively

[@danmedina383]

If banks are buying gold, it only makes sense to be bullish on the yellow metal.

[@Jan-m5c2r]

Banks (central banks) are buying AND selling gold for hedging purposes - they are not hoarding.

[@edb3877]

They DO seem to know a thing or two about money and it is looking a lot like the grand fiat money-from-nothing with-no-backing experiment has about run its course.

[@CDMaclintock]

The Gold/Silver I bought last year is worth $43,000 MORE today than I paid for it, so I'm buying more Gold, even at current prices, as I'm already "ahead" and (besides) I'm confident in BIG increases in value going forward (and) I'm really into Gold/Silver to protect my assets (at this time) anyway, so any more increases in values are just "gravy" to me.

[@chiil034]

Gold is worth the same. You're cash is worth $43,000 less. But I see it the same way, I feel like I'm making money.... and gold does indeed go from undervalued, to valued, to overvalued just like any other commodity.

[@mrjodoe]

in the end, gold is like the state. Its between mankind.

[@canadianstacker]

I buy gold gradually in smaller amounts over an extended period of time. You just don't know if & when the price is going to fall. Like the author of this video says, it's always best to try to buy during the dips & invest money elsewhere if there are better returns to be had.

[@atari7001]

@@chiil034according to George gammon, the inflation adjusted value of gold is actually rising right now. It’s at a high.

[@Goldylocksss]

Wow..calculating gold spot at 1850 dollars one year ago..800 dollar profit per oz as spot today 2650......43,000 profit equates to 53oz of pure gold purchased,..1oz pure gold per week! Wish I could do that..😊well done...

[@iagront3858]

I started stacking about 5 years ago I feel like I came late to the game and I was a little discouraged at first Right now I have no gold I am building up my silver I'm waiting for the price to go down so I can trade my silver in for some gold but I wanted to say thank you I do get a lot out of your channel and I learn a lot and you also got me thinking that gold is the way to go it is going up and yeah it goes up and down but right now it's just things are really rough I can only afford silver but you got to start somewhere so I'm glad I started 5 years ago I guess what I'm trying to say is thank you you encourage me to stay into it and I'm still here and I don't regret it

[@nnahler]

Don’t beat yourself up for only being able to invest in silver! Silver has actually outperformed gold year to date! Keep it up, even if you never own a piece of gold, investing in that silver is a smart move! Better than wasting it on fast food and shit that doesn’t matter! Hopefully the gold/silver ratio drops and you can make the jump. Best of luck!

[@TheQuickSilver101]

It's true, the world doesn't have to end and we don't need a 6x jump for gold to be worthwhile. I've used it to reliably save money since the late 90s.

[@2is1gold]

Yep. It's funny to me that so many people present it as a lottery ticket. Hard to get the message out through all that noise sometimes. Cheers!

[@tbonilla6922]

Now that’s what I call real BLING BLING! Well done 2 is 1.

[@2is1gold]

🤜🤛

[@Millennial_Stacker]

Just starting stacking this year. Two things hit home for me. This is a way to keep things interesting & diversify. I've started off with a bi-weekly purchase of 1 g gold bar from Scottsdale Mint along with 1/10th oz gold american eagle coin once a month. I don't care about premiums. This purchase schedule will not bother me one bit, so it's a good start for me.

[@aubreyravenl]

Here i go again... looking at this amount of gold. Makes me giddy with exitement. Like a teen with a crush.

[@2is1gold]

🤩

[@daminiel1]

If I didn’t know better I would’ve thought 2 is 1 is actually a leprechaun with all those gold coins 🤩

[@edb3877]

@@daminiel1 Well, we don't really have ANY proof that he is NOT a leprechaun! lol

[@Crimin4L]

casually lays down $200k in gold. **Me trying to convince myself "one day"**

[@tonydanzl]

And that's just his "at home" stash...😂🤠✌️

[@livinthedream7714]

​@tonydanzl It's more practical to state "multiple locations... I only keep a little bit at home...." :)

[@makingwaves1239]

There will always be people out there that has more than you. The only thing you need to focus on is to make smart choices for your own economy. It is not about buying gold with all your money. You need a place to live, and if you have money to save, it is always a good choice to diversify and put your money in several different asset classes. But it is always a no brainer to put some of your savings in gold. "Some" is her relative to whatever amount of money you have. It could be 50 troy ounces of gold. It could be 1 troy ounces of gold, or even 1/4 ounces of gold. Everyone need to start saving somewhere. To build wealth is like a very long race that spans over several decades. The most important part is to actually start saving. Put some of your money in gold. Put some money in a nice house. Put some money in quality, solid company stocks. How that pie looks depends on what phase in life you are in. A young man/womans savings will obviously look much different than a 50 year old that probably also has a lot more capital. But ... to start saving is the best thing you can do for your self and your family. One small step at the time 🙂

[@royharris2357]

​@makingwaves1239 yes to all of the above well said very thorough all bases covered

[@edb3877]

@@makingwaves1239 Amen to that. Savings are the financial bedrock of an economy. The Fed seems to have forgotten that and thought that they could run very low interest rates for a decade or more without any undesirable consequences. They were wrong about that and a lot of other things too.

[@bdw4827]

Gold Buyer since 2014, slow and steady wins the race!

[@roob47]

I recently sold to make purchases that were needed and pay off debt. I’m a home owner already , make an honest living support my family. Gold and silver have been good to me but it’s time to replenish the vault. I still have metal but I would like to regain the yellow I had before these last two run ups. Thanks for the video I’ll start small for now gram bars and 1/10 oz - 1/4 ozers😊

[@SalivateMetal]

Some good advice to contemplate starting over and a different strategy. The collector in me would find it hard to just buy eagles or buffalos. But the premiums and price would make the decision easier in this market.

[@edb3877]

No collector in me but I do like seeing my stacks of silver and gold grow. I might make an exception for some nice pre-33 gold, though.

[@2is1gold]

It took one sale (I put a bunch of gold toward a property 10 years ago) to change my mind on what was boring. Now, working on tubes is more exciting than anything. Cheers Sal.

[@nycveneto]

Buffalos arent exactly cheap these days compared to other gold at spot !

[@royharris2357]

Been stacking less than 2 years just came across it by chance thankfully i did , i would buy 1/4oz of gold every month for a few months than switch to silver and back to gold id have monthly payments to private and work pensions which arent cheap but i know the more i put in the better the pot will be when i retire if i can have a few pensions (3) and some metals aswell hopefully that will be a nice balance in my golden years 14 years to go so ill keep on stacking,great content as always top channel 👊

[@barbaracarbone4658]

HI 2is1. Interesting. Always fascinating to look back on our stacks and recall what was happening in those years, what we were thinking, the spot price, choices we made. I began stacking in 2017. I was a real novice, a total newbie. I gained knowledge over the years and always learning. Thanks much. 🎉

[@HulkRogan5]

Is it strange that a nice gold stack makes my mouth water? Gold and nice watches. Two things I can never get enough of.

[@2is1gold]

Maybe a little, but this is a safe space.

[@krsmedley]

Me too. Gold and fine watches are my weakness. To be fair, there are far worse weaknesses to have.

[@mmpatriot2170]

My other weakness is nice guitars. 😂

[@joejoejoe4577]

Bald Guy Money recently said you like to show off your gold. Kind of you to display so well.

[@edb3877]

Flaunt it if ya got it! lol

[@Maunzies]

Thank you. I just started my gold journey this summer :)

[@2is1gold]

That's great. 🤜🤛

[@jkly495]

how much gold have you got?

[@Maunzies]

@@jkly495 just one coin. I plan to buy every 3 months

[@أسفار]

So logic explanation, first gold stacker who convinced me, well done

[@fu4616]

I started in 2021 with silver, then moved quickly to 1/10 oz AGEs and then onto larger pieces. Currently hooked on pre-33 coins.

[@krsmedley]

You always have the most logical and practical advice on gold. I sincerely appreciate you insight and videos. Thank you.

[@2is1gold]

Thank you - I appreciate that. Have a good weekend!

[@mk1fourwinds62]

Since 2014. It’s been a wild ride. Clawed my way out of the Great “Recession”, (that’s a BS name if you were in it), by 2012. By 2014 I decided that I wanted something outside the financial system and also, something that would hold its value for generations. I wanted a backup plan. I started with silver, more out of convenience as well as ignorance. I haven’t regretted the silver. It’s good savings. I haven’t lost money on it. If I were starting again I would budget gold, which has not been easy over the last year. The Great Recession and Precious Metals taught me to be a student of personal finance and economics. It’s been my way of saying, “Never again”.

[@2is1gold]

Well put.

[@bradleyozbun1012]

💯. To this comment. What or where do I start ? I want to learn and gain knowledge. I'm sick of being trapped in this financial & economical system that I have no idea how to navigate. I'm sick & tired of being sick & tired.! And feel like i work non stop all to have not much ever at the end of the week. I work as much as I can and it feels like it's never enough to support my family and the inflation beats a man up . Thx .

[@mmpatriot2170]

@@bradleyozbun1012 Start by by buying one ounce of silver. I like generic rounds for the low premiums, but Maple Leafs and Brittanias don’t cost much more, so they are cool too. One step at a time. The most important thing is to start. Then, keep on. 👍

[@edb3877]

"Clawed my way out of the Great “Recession”, (that’s a BS name if you were in it)..." Agreed. 2008 was the start of a depression and not any kind of a recession. It took several years of persistently high unemployment for the US economy to fully recover and there were a lot of under-the-table things going on to paper over that huge mess. This did not cure these issues, it only papered over the cracks in the foundation so that they were less visible. The damage is still there, waiting to show up again.

[@Bobber002]

Great review of strategy. I’ve been buying since the mid-seventies and have one suggestion. Have one portion that you sell for profit, or for another opportunity, but never sell it all. If you do sell a portion, seek to replace it on a schedule using dollar cost averaging.

[@lovebutton-mu7md]

What a beautiful collection. Well done.

[@TimDiaz-j2s]

I did not buy gold over the years, but I did do ok in buying real estate and investments for retirement. Gold is now just another way of saving for me. Thanks for the video

[@edb3877]

I went with the stock market and did well with that, so only my own home was "real estate". I did tinker with REITs a few times but only when rates were high and seemed due for some cuts. 2008 was my wake-up call that said making money is good but protecting what I have is a must. Been buying PMs since that time and have no regrets.

[@01s0l]

Awesome collection!!!🔥 ❤wish I had started a long time ago 😢grateful that I found your channel 🎉

[@2is1gold]

Appreciate it. Cheers!

[@unaffiliated_x9279]

Woah...stunning display of metal

[@gaminglio6945]

That box @ 1:28…… my man… beautiful.

[@2is1gold]

Good stuff in there! 🤩

[@thomasmcd5862]

I also started buying gold in 2008. It has been a fun ride!

[@2is1gold]

🤜🤛

[@fu4616]

You always keep us grounded. Thank you.

[@2is1gold]

🤜🤛

[@213thAIB]

‘Not sure where I was when this video came out, but again, your usual excellent commentary. 👍🏻

[@michaelrussell5736]

Best video you’ve made yet!!! Thank you. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@2is1gold]

Cheers!

[@mmpatriot2170]

Great perspective. I’ve had some of my retirement savings in gold and silver held in an IRA, physically held in a vault. I hope. I just turned 60, and I’m going to take a distribution (in kind) and put about half of it in my safe, basement, backyard, hole in the ground, whatever. They say “If you don’t hold it, you don’t own it”. I’m about to put that to the test. Please, wish me luck. 🍀

[@edb3877]

Good luck with that. Diversification of location is a form of security, since it's not all in one place where it could be lost if it is discovered. Just make sure that you have some records of where it all got buried or whatever.

[@JeremyHanks]

Definitely VERY interested in video about storing gold. Geographic distribution, vault options, etc.

[@colossus8418]

My only regret is that i did not start earlier. But i am glad that i have started, i have only been going for a couple of years so i am pretty new myself, but one day that will change and i too will be on my 16th year and will hopefully have many more to show for it. good video as always 2 is 1!.

[@2is1gold]

Cheers!

[@wasillastacker]

I started out buying precious metals when I discovered that buying an expensive coin or bar Rush of buying expensive shiny things but not really spending any money. Just converting it to something tangible. And then it did not take very long to turn into the only profitable addiction I've ever had.

[@RkyMtnWay1]

0:49 2021-W High Relief Liberty "Horse Bucking Saddle" Original U.S. Mint Price: $2800.00 - Current Market Price PR-70: $10,000.00+ Nice Pick 👍

[@BoBear79]

Great summary. Always appreciate your personal stories to explain your rationale and outcomes. Also, I would love to hear your current thoughts on storage and security. Thanks always for your realistic content!

[@HOOKaFISH]

A little over a year ago I had my first child. So I did start over but, for her lol. I buy 4oz of silver a month and 1oz of gold a year and when she's 18-25 I will give it all to her. I say 18-25 years old because she has to be mature enough to handle it properly.

[@erichammond2466]

Your timing is impeccable...

[@thm-jw7zr]

Gold Buffalos, Gold Buffalos and more Gold Buffalos

[@fredtolliver8180]

What kingdom of buffalo??investment grade or that Costco gold that doesnt Appreciate

[@Greg-p2i]

All twisted errors - why buy crooked coins.

[@Greg-p2i]

That your whole stack😅

[@dannymarlin9150]

Beautiful stack! My favorite are Buffaloes and pre 33 gold❤

[@c5sax]

Gold coins in the UK are capital gains exempt because they are classed as legal tender and have a face value

[@michaelmccoy2847]

Started stacking about when you started the channel. Taking care of my two children, working hard and saving and stacking. Best wishes to all ✨🦬✨🦅✨🍁✨

[@2is1gold]

Cheers!

[@natemr4482]

Great video brother thanks for the info have a great weekend 🥃🥃

[@2is1gold]

Thank you! Have a good weekend there too. 🥃

[@moik145]

Im curious about the storage aspect. I just started stacking a few years ago, mainly silver. Hope to acquire some more gold using your budgeting ideas. Another GREAT video sir.

[@garynelson4749]

started in late 70s ....its always good to have easy to sell popular gold for quick emergencies ...but gold is gold and the melting pot doesnt care the form just some forms take longer to liquidate if needed...intresting to note since you mention 1st series lunars it was nice that back in the day they sold as bullion coins will narrow premiums both in silver and gold....finding safe storage is only limited by a persons imagination

[@tickedoff1438]

I think all of us have a hard time wrapping our heads around the rising price in fiat. Even though deep down we all also know gold is gold, it’s our dollar that’s falling apart, and fast. It might go up, it might go down. I, will keep accumulating. (While taking a deep breath…).

[@2is1gold]

🤜🤛

[@edb3877]

Agreed on all counts. I haven't bought any gold since last year at this time, so am ready to re-start my gold buying. I plan to continue until gold becomes unobtanium. I'll be happy with whatever I have at that point because I know that it's more than 99+ percent of the population will have.

[@Hobobill95]

I just started stacking silver a few months ago. I like silver over gold especially due to its affordability with the money I have available. I took advantage of a few "buy at spot" deals online but I didn't really care for the type of rounds I received so I connected with a LCS and traded for equal value silver buffalo rounds. I have a few speciality silver rounds but my main focus is buffalos. It's fun to stack and it gives us a little security in reserve.

[@num1cheechwizard]

Excellent , well lit photo of that beautiful series. Can you do a video of just your best and explain why its questionable or not. The collectable side ? Including sales hurdles. Not all gold coins are as easy to sell as AGE's. Thanks, CW

[@marchalbeisen6584]

Storage IS interesting!!! Storage 101 would make very good watching 2is1 🙏🙏🙏 Either way, love your channel! Thank you for your input as always. Love from the UK ❤

[@2is1gold]

Thank you. Cheers!

[@JamesKrawl]

Great video.. 20 year stacker. Invest what you can afford on a monthly basis. Buy the dips when you can without impacting other areas of your life. PM have a long way to go..up, and fiat unfortunately continues to depreciate in value .

[@darin6958]

Finally a voice of reason in the stacking community.

[@AmericanStacker-z8e]

That stack is the power of consistency and buying over time !!! Keep buying 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@reecejones6394]

Great video! I like to stack because it’s an easy and fun way to save. I find myself finding ways to save money to buy gold. I’m young so if I am able to keep my current buying rate, which is about 6oz a year, I’ll be in a really good spot come retirement age. Thanks again for the great video!

[@JoeBtfzplk]

Yes, please do a video on storage options. The only "gold" I have is shares in an ETF because I am unwilling to keep gold at home - burglaries happen and the insurance is way too expensive. Plus, buying gold you never see from people you've never met, working for an online company you've never visited, which offers storage you can't confirm introduces a whole lot of the counter party risk that gold supposedly doesn't have. Sure, State Street could go bankrupt, too, but I think that is a lot less likely than any of the online dealers making off with your funds, which has happened more than once. Not worried about SHTF, but am a bit concerned about The Great Taking, which probably would affect ETF shares but probably wouldn't affect physical if it is actually owned by me in my name rather than owned by XYZ Gold Co with just a bookkeeping entry showing it is "mine" even if it is allocated and segregated - but how do you know?

[@mmpatriot2170]

I have some of my retirement savings in “physical” gold and silver. Supposedly stored in a vault in Idaho. I’ve talked with the owner several times, and he seems like a solid guy. Even sent me pictures of the gold and silver, in a box with my name on it, sitting on a shelf in the vault. 🤷‍♂️ I just turned 60, and I’m about to take a distribution of about half of the metal. Wish me luck. I’ll let you know how it turns out. 👍

[@wda-59-14]

I enjoy every time you show a pelican case...reminds me of an itinerant troll mocking me for putting my metals in a crushproof box. I love reaching into the safe and pulling out that really heavy "micro" case...there's nothing like the weight of gold. Remember though, blue is for bullion. (Nice gold bar/floorplate in the back, too...almost missed it.)

[@Steve-AU-AG]

Been doing it since 2010. Have bought and sold more than once. Still saving some in gold and likely always will.

[@ritzcrackas]

Is that a Staccato up there 2is1?? Man of taste 👏🏻

[@2is1gold]

Close. It's an Atlas Nyx.

[@edb3877]

A man of taste should have a bottle of 18-year-old single malt on the shelf too. 😉

[@charlieflores9963]

I have a SDB in small community bank down here in Texas if you want to send some of that gold my way. Appreciate all your advice over the past year. Really enjoy your channel.

[@2is1gold]

Cheers!

[@ebikescrapper3925]

If I was going to start I would use an ETC / gold stocks as well as physical gold. That way I go get more benefit out of the high and lows, trade quickly and less trading / dealer costs.

[@jasonjohnson7195]

Gold magazine floor plate, nice!

[@2is1gold]

Wouldn't belong on the desk without it. 😄

[@jeffsurfanderson]

For me I like to look at the history of gold. If the history is a teacher you need to pay attention. You need to study the reasons why gold moves in the way it does. There are a lot of factors that can move gold. The charts that I see show the trend. This trend is going up. According to the charts when there are dips and spikes you need to know why and what events are causing these and then you can get a better idea in the future where gold will be going. And with a lot of chaos on this planet in my view gold will start picking up pace. Which makes it harder to buy the dips because they are shorter and shallower. By the way I love your collector set looks beautiful

[@Restorection92]

Dear lord what an unbelievably sexy stack.

[@JBeck556]

Love the shiny enough to pull the trigger on a 1/2 AGE yesterday. No regrets, but just a little tinge of pain knowing what it would have cost a year and a half ago. 🍻

[@DarthPreciousMetals]

Great video, seems like nothing changed in 16 years...as in still buying, and maybe a little bit moore in a deep. Cheers budy.

[@2is1gold]

Cheers!

[@beaversstumpgrinding3352]

Sending gold to some other place, in someone elses control, would be too much counter party risk for me. There are exceptions like trusted family having secure storage of their own, or in my super secret hanger vault ready to load on my PC-12 turboprop.

[@Jimmyrig54]

In the construction trades me and many of my peers haven't got the discretionary income we can count on to invest each month. That's just the nature of the business. May I ask what your vocation was that allowed you to purchase gold so consistently over time? With admirable discipline, I might add.

[@cris_vx]

just started with a silver maple leaf , i already started getting money for a 1/10th ounce gold maple and idk if thats the right move

[@silversleuth007]

I tightened my budget in 1998 to buy gold instead of stuff that eventually breaks. I don't remember missing a nicer, newer truck, but I can remind myself of buying the gold by finding where I hid it.

[@victoryeoh5695]

Some how same with you I started 2008. But was given 1 coin at 1971 when I was born. So that triggered me to slowly collect

[@2is1gold]

🤜🤛

[@mmpatriot2170]

I recently gave both of my kids an ounce of silver and told them why it’s valuable. I hope they get the hint. ❤

[@simplewelshman]

I started buying gold in early 2014, at roughly 3.5 ounces a year, so the return has been very good. We are in interesting times and consider my purchases as a form of financial insurance.

[@josephedmond4785]

Nice looking Roman coin! What did you pay for it back then, if you don’t mind me asking?

[@2is1gold]

I think it was around $4,500. 😬

[@happymood888]

I started stacking silver 3 months ago yesterday I bought my first gold buffalo She is a Beauty I'm addicted now

[@doogcat]

Amazing load very impressive I remember my first purchase of gold back in the early 90's and I started out with 1oz gold buffalos numismatic for $500 which I thought was so expensive at the time stacking takes a lot of discipline and plenty of patience would I do it again yes in a heartbeat it's a great great savings hands down thanks for sharing 2is1 well appreciated peace

[@ComicLover-oj5sv]

Weren't Gold Buffalos initially released in 2006?

[@Madmax-yh7ek]

i was just starting to think i might buying the Lunar s3 1/4 oz gold coins ( want to complete the series) for my first gold coins. but he started with "not the coins to buy" as a starter, sooo damn :P well then Maple leaf it is i guess.

[@geckster109]

You never retouched on the roosters. I had plans on accumulating 50 of them, but stopped at 36.

[@stevareno6995]

Have started watching you recently. Have some silver and small amounts of gold, live in Orlando FL; 81 years; own home free; trying to diversify o. Have IRA in cash. Want to use this IRA money approx $60k. Have some cd & cash. Wanted to move my IRA into gold/silver IR@A but haven't seen any reviews of trustworthy companies. In addition I do believe in "if you don't hold them you don't own them" trying not to cash in IRA and avoid penalties. Thoughts?

[@x2dab184]

I haven't bought in so long. Just standing by, watching it keep rising.

[@bretdustyjesusmavrick6410]

I thought I was already subbed to ya @2 is 1 my brother 🍻💯🍄🇺🇲🥃

[@AliKhan-bu1fp]

With current market conditions does it makes sense to hold gold at todays price for next 5yrs & use it to payoff existing mortgage at 6% later?

[@nycveneto]

i started buying gold at $1,800 last year. Good timing I suppose. lots of perth bars and buffalos with the occasional gamble on a rarer coin (most recent being $200 canadian pulsating high relief maple leaf". Others like the Napoleon and 2021 spanish lynx are still beautiful to look at though I expected them to go higher in volume. zero regrets on any buys overall. will not be selling for a long time and have alerts set for every 3% to the downside, after which I will decide at that point if i want to buy or not. Gl to all. Long and strong

[@all4dh8rz3]

Now is the perfect time and probably the last chance to buy and silver as the whole world is changing, countries are de dollarizing and brics is expanding. The US reserve currency will be a thing of the past! We are at the beginning of a commodities boom era and a possibility of another gold standard reserve currency! Just like with everything in life, there needs to be a limit to growth. Trees only grow so high. The grass only grows so long. The hair on your head can only grow as much as you are able to maintain it! (Strong comparison to the US national debt) We need sustainability and not limitless growth. Gold and silver offer that!

[@WorldMoneyWins]

Well done! I just got done moving some metal around as well. 🙂

[@seeky907]

Once I get moving out of state out of the way I'll get back to stacking gold.

[@MikeMarcangelo]

This video got me gold drunk, thanks a lot!!! I like the gold mag base too.

[@pearleelife]

Impressive Mr Two!

[@Dino-kr9cb]

I'm not a pepper or a student of shtf. I just like shiny things

[@ashleypayne4521]

I've checked out summit metals but I can;t find the metal cases - I like those for some 1/10 and 1/4 coins

[@2is1gold]

They're in the Add-Ons section. summitmetals.com/collections/accessories

[@geecuemd]

Nice flex bro....totally worth it!

[@2is1gold]

Cheers!!

[@calicious408]

Can you do a video on how I can convince my wife that I should stack (more) gold? 😅

[@2is1gold]

Ha, I'll add it to the list. 😄

[@edb3877]

Best of luck with that. My wife and daughter only see cash as money. Credit cards and checks are an OK substitute in a pinch. I have tried many times to convince them that owning PMs is a great way to save money and have it keep up with inflation, but after a couple of minutes I can see their eyes glaze over and I know that they are not listening. Talking after that is completely useless. At least my wife no longer complains about me "spending all that money" on gold or silver. She got the message when my 1st gold purchase for less than $1200 an oz. went to $1400, then $1600, and well, you know the rest. I did buy her a beautiful gold chain and crucifix pendant that she really likes as a Christmas gift a few years ago, so maybe jewelry is the way to go with gold for the ladies?

[@andydetweiler766]

Wives don't like to have any money to be off limits to spend, I don't think 😅

[@davicpetrovski155]

That box with the gold look tasty 🤤

[@domatthew1666]

Storage facilities are expensive.

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

Anybody that paid $1,000 for a one ounce Gold Coin was nuts…weren’t they? Amazing how time, inflation, and the continued collapse of the U.S. dollar completely contradicts that statement. I started buying when it cost around $1,400, and every family member (in-law side) told me that I was nuts. As a matter of fact, the only one that was on my side was my son, who I was purchasing it for in the first place. I can tell you now, he’s pretty happy about it, and they (in-law side, including the wife) still think I waste money on “those coins”. My advice to EVERYONE is to do what you feel is best for you (and your children).

[@JasonDeville-fi4dh]

Brother it is looking nice I like the big stack.

[@2is1gold]

✊

[@OneGold_777]

If i had to start over again, it would be Gold Buffalos and fractional Maples.

[@freedomone776]

Don't really understand the purpose of this video. You want to buy gold and can afford it, but it! The price shouldn't matter. Gold is gold, always has been and always will be. An ounce of gold today will still be an ounce of gold tomorrow and 10K years from now. Gold has been money since the beginning of time and gold is God's money. Always has been, always will be! Gold is a true store of value and always will be.

[@NickFromLongIsland]

Ive been recently trying to convert my silver to gold bc quite frankly i dont want silver anymore and id much rather be sitting on a pile of gold