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A beginners guide to start buying silver. Which silver to buy. What type of stacker do you want to be? What's the biggest bang for your buck? Are you more interested in collecting coins or collecting silver? Just starting out with silver or gold can be confusing there are so many choices where do you even begin? Hopefully this video will shed some light on where to start. Save yourself money, do your research and be patient. Leave comments of your experiences with buying precious metals below! Make sure to check out other Guido Stackin videos!
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[@wastedgamers3689]

Who else agrees that this is the best beginners guide on KZbin?

[@williamhollings6950]

Agreed

[@JordanKaufman]

Agreed... got me to SUBSCRIBE

[@buentaste]

Wasted Gamers I do buddy

[@jujubegold]

Wasted Gamers I just started stacking and I agree this is the best guide.

[@flatlineracer3207]

Me too!

[@travishicks8170]

they call it junk silver when you are trying to sell it but if you are buying it they will call it constitutional silver

[@carlmazzocco8054]

I'm xs

[@probabyjesus]

💀

[@BadWeatherfreak]

Lol so true

[@wyomatt]

Thanks for posting. I've saved literally every silver coin I've gotten in change since 1976, and even bought them from other kids when they didnt know the difference or care to learn. I dont know how many I have, but i do know that it's been at least a decade since I've seen one. It happened all the time up through the 90s and I was a pizza guy and a bartender so a lot of money went through my hands and I collected all the silver back then too. About 2000 the whole thing pretty much dried up

[@SoirEkim]

Having been a cashier I came across all my junk silver. I can hear the difference. I’d wait to swap the coins so my drawer would break even but I’d come home with quarters and dimes. Oh and half dollars too!🤑

[@jaddy540]

Be on the alert for old grannies, cashing in 60 year old piggy banks. She said,"I had a lot of counterfeit pennies, that had Indian heads on them, so i threw them in the river!"

[@victoriaajang5818]

It is always been very nice.

[@victoriaajang5818]

They are all diffrent kind

[@victoriaajang5818]

But some one can go bouth A little bit.

[@victoriaajang5818]

So you are my Clleque

[@darrellusa8271]

I have been stacking a long time and I still learned a lot from this video. I stack for both weight and collectability and I love doing it. Thanks for the information.

[@ElizabethRamirez-ig9op]

I just started collecting a few months ago. I started because i really enjoy looking at old coins and learning their history. Now i am trying to learn more on depth and this video definitely helped me so much!!! Thank you!!

[@Bryzle1]

Never a mistake to buy in. I look at all the other worthless crap I’ve bought over the years and wonder what the F was I thinking? Just peeing $ away on toys, etc. I didn’t need.

[@soniatobias6060]

Thank you. People usually make side notes about Morgan's, but never heard them say the comments were because of their lower silver content. Appreciate it.

[@jersydvl]

I'm going to be totally honest here I love the 1 gram pieces. Yes they are way overpriced, but I look at it as something separate from my other silver. I started collecting the different designs, and only if the price is reasonable. But it gave me a reasonable hobby that, even though at a poor ratio, does add to the value of my overall silver.

[@DrSchor]

i don't believe you

[@mrmike8490]

My wife works a c store, she always swaps the silver coins that come thru. You'd be amazed at the amount of silver that people have no clue the value of.

[@BdeJJG]

c store???

[@mrmike8490]

@@BdeJJG Convenience Store aka Gas station. 👊✌️

[@BdeJJG]

@@mrmike8490 nice

[@RockSolidSilverStacker]

you have helped me, im just gettiing started stacking, im more into the weight aspect of it too. But its nice to have different stuff to, that makes it fun

[@ibrahimabed5057]

Hi ihave Morgan coins 1804 1880 1881 1943 its my WhatsApp number [phone]

[@jozon8551]

Stop repeating the banksters lie, it's not junk silver, it's Constitutional silver.

[@delbomb3131]

Either way "junk silver" is how you're going to see it listed and referred to. So being that this is intended as being an educational video it would be harmful for him to refer to it as something other than what the market calls them.

[@paintyoursky]

Wrong, a magazine is not a clip, you moron

[@c39v26]

@@paintyoursky lol

[@mickeymch876]

90/10 used to be called "coin silver" in the US.

[@davidgabrie1302]

I work for tips, and when I made about $50.00 a day, I would go to a coin store and buy an ounce of silver. I still do this, just buy silver or gold. It has been awhile since I did it because the coin store closed, but now I live by one, so I will begin again to buy silver and gold for future investments. I subscribed to your video channel, thanks.

[@MegaMiir]

I donate at biolife and buy 4oz/week. Its piling up!

[@MikeSmith-yo9ch]

For beginners American modern Silver Eagles are the safest way to buy a full Troy OZ of 99.99 pure Silver . You can usually buy them for $2 to $3 above Silver spot price . If you buy junk 90% Silver at spot price if you actually weigh them its not a good deal because they lose quite a bit of weight from the wear on them . Normally the people selling junk 90% Silver dont account for the weight loss . If you buy junk silver try to get them to weigh them , if they will weigh them you will get a much better deal .

[@Westside91]

American bullion isn’t .9999 only Australia and Canada consistently pump out four 9s. Also you won’t find eagles that cheap anymore. Premiums have gotten ridiculous

[@MikeSmith-yo9ch]

@@Westside91 you are right I made a type error american eagle's are 99.9 pure silver . The premiums are ridiculous on silver eagle's now at about $15 over spot price . When I originally made this comment over 3 years ago you could still find Silver eagle's for $2 to $3 over spot price .

[@Westside91]

@@MikeSmith-yo9ch the good times lol

[@MikeSmith-yo9ch]

@@Westside91 those were the good times for sure 👍 .

[@chris-ui2nt]

we had to get quarters from the bank once in rolls, over 100 something quarters were silver :) It was a good day.

[@omarherrera1786]

Wooo this is the best video for beginners. I want to start buying silver, thank you for the video.

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you!!! Make sure to check out the newer version too 🙏🙏🙏 link is in the description

[@sheilacarbrey5544]

Thanks so much. I knew nothing about buying silver and your video taught me a lot.

[@richthehoser]

This was extremely informative. Thank you so much for being so thorough.

[@georgeclark8032]

Great info! I'm just getting started so I appreciate what you have to say. I've already made a few mistakes. But getting smarter thanks to guys like you! 👍

[@jennyhwang3260]

Very honest opinion you gave! Stacking a variety of different forms of silver, and buying the ones you find attractive are two main reasons to keep investing! I like the fact that you do not collect any silver over 5oz.!

[@MrThe1234guy]

Junk silver is a fantastic way to store your wealth. It is highly liquid and easily turned into Fiat money if you need it. Not to mention it's not like selling one of your favorite silver coins. It is easy to replace

[@raggededge82]

Only caveat here is, yes it's a great way to store wealth, but it probably won't appreciate the way investments will. I like having PMs as part of my portfolio, but you won't retire on them alone.

[@r.f.pennington746]

Just stumbled on this vid. Been stacking for decades. THANK YOU VERY MUCH for wearing gloves. I can hardly watch a vid the whole way through when someone is palming a Panda or fingering an Eagle. Tarnish is inevitable, but most of the brain dead public won't consider a coin or round that is black. Shiny draws folks. Tarnish turns them off due to ignorance. If SHF and I need a can of Spam, I'll make better headway with shiny... In case someone is wondering, those gloves in the vid are medical glove liners for the latex gloves. Wore 'em for years. Get them at most med supply stores or swipe a pair on your next ER visit. Well, maybe leave a dime. Not a Mercury!

[@kreisenmenger]

The reason I stack is in case of SHTF. Why pay extra for silver that is a rare coin? The farmer up the road will not care if a coin is rare if I am bartering for a bushel of corn. He will care is it's .999 pure silver that he can barter for something else. If do not have a SHTF I still own the .999 as an investment.

[@zacharyflick5326]

Karl Eisenmenger that's my logic the past five years. I particularly like a few coins I have found with "quartering" lines. I feel those will be particularly useful if SHTF.

[@jujubegold]

Zachary Flick it's good to build up your smaller silver. Less than an oz for shtf. You'll find difficulty in bartering if someone can't find change for an ounce. Junk silver fills that gap.

[@andrewderksen3342]

Karl Eisenmenger that's the part I am struggling with Prepper vs collector...

[@granticenhour4218]

once you've hit a couple thousand ounces, why not buy stuff that is beautiful, or has meaning to you?

[@stgeorge5862]

A world where farmers are trading corn for silver and nobody cares about the collectability of a coin? Sounds like armageddon. I'm living in the real world where coins hold a premium and go up along with silver value. 2 markets in one. The coin market. The silver market. Silver could hit the gutter but maybe a coin nut would still want the coin and vice versa.

[@bobhill5791]

I've only been doing this for four months and think this is an especially great guide. I watched this when I first started and again now and think its all great advice.

[@thebuda01]

Thank you for sharing your mistakes along with lessons learned.

[@billykuan]

Very good advice. My EBAY experience since 2005 is that honest dealers of all collectibles is very rare. Most the listing are full of land mines. The listers know the common mistakes made by the buyer. I'm a serial collector and research is number one. Ebay has the biggest group of liars next to lawyers. Most good deals are from people not knowing what they are listing. The rest are just traps waiting for their next victim. Look out for the troy pound scam. A troy ounce is just a little larger than an ounce but a troy pound is 12 troy oz. not 16oz like a pound.

[@becwatto84]

Thanks for that. New to all this and i would have assumed troy pound be higher thank you.

[@e_hwhite6480]

Enjoyed your video my friend. Feel good about yourself if for no other reason than you made a stranger a bit more aware of things to consider beginning coin collecting. I’m grateful. Thank my friend.

[@barbarag.seaverson4790]

Hey Guido. I've watched these videos before but everyone needs to be reminded of what they got into stacking/collecting in the first place. Thank you for the wonderful advice.

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you Barbara!

[@cainearriaga2463]

After this I’m more of the “just for silver guy” I’m glad you showed me this I was going to buy the billion coins but the 90% silver ones sound greats that all I care for! Thank you

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you for checking out the video! Constitutional silver is a good way to go just wait for the sales and deals!

[@robmitsui-NoCopyrightMusic]

Thanks for the video! Last week I bought 300 Mercury dimes for spot price + 3%. Hard to find these deals but they are out there:)

[@GuidoStackin]

Nice!

[@lkrisher1]

Those little coins are so cute!😍

[@waynestewart1054]

Never feel bad about your first purchase as long as you learned I bought my first $100 of silver on Amazon way overpaid but it got me started so I can't really complain now I just shop for deals and I kind of front end loaded when the market was around 15 per ounce which was pure luck because I'm still learning I know next to nothing I started about I don't know 6 months ago

[@gregfridholm2136]

19:38 "I show my friends" -- Some stackers suggest that telling folks about your stack increases the chance of losing the whole pile. By the time a friend of a friend of a friend hears about it, there's no telling what could happen, especially in bad times.

[@TheMark5005]

i hope they bring something of value with them when they come to rob me ...or ill get a kidney or two from them , come on over fellas

[@GeorgeBonez]

I don’t make vids about what little I have and what little I have lives in a safety deposit box at the bank so nobody should get any ideas! Lol Now having said all that. If someone did grace my home with the intent of taking from me I WILL KILL THEM! THE END!

[@ShellShock794]

I will gladly let anyone keep whatever they can find in my house. Because they won't find it lmao

[@stgeorge5862]

1. Only if they can find it 2. Only if they dont get shot trying

[@whytepapricka6586]

Greg Fridholm You are exactly right! I have been collecting coins since I was 5 years old. And it is so heartbreaking to find out, your, 'treasure', has been ripped-off. I have learned the hard way myself. Unfortunately, not everyone can be trusted. Because, it is so enjoyable to share your collections with others, it seems like sharing is all part of the experience. But, you will find out that the more people that know you have anything of value like that, the more chances of coming home to discover it all missing. And now, if only you hadn't let so many others know in the first place, perhaps this tradgedy could have been avoided. By the time you are 65, you will learn. If you want to keep something. Keep it to yourself!

[@MikeSmith-yo9ch]

If you buy Silver Bars make sure you get them from a reputable source because a lot of people have got ripped off on Silver and Gold Bars . Silver Eagles are the safest choice for beginners because you wont get ripped off and you can normally buy them for $2 to $3 above spot price .

[@DrBill-zv5dx]

When I’m bored grab a box of silver and play around with it. . My favourite sound is the long ping of silver . Buy some different weight silver bullets and balance coins and bars on a finger and ping it with different ounce bullets . I listen to the beautiful ring they all make. My favourite ring comes from a 2 ounce bullet smacking a 5 ounce silver town bar. Enjoy your silver because . Life’s too short. Today I received my 2017- 10 ounce Canadian $50 coins. Awesome looking . Costly but very nice. I respect your honesty. Soon all the heavy weight is going to piss you off. Good luck in the future. 👍🏽

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you Bill! You’re absolutely right there is no better sound than the ping of silver!

[@jaddy540]

Brilliant Uncirculated are works of art!

[@sprfitter1]

I'm just trying to start. One thing that a bit of information is. We call it northern money. Money that never gets back to the banks because it's used over and over again. It's getting harder to find but in a community that is isolated it rarely gets out. Now with electronic banking there is getting less. This would also be a good place to look for old coins

[@ArmChair_Operator]

90% silver isn't pure silver, it's 90% silver

[@BBBBBBBBBBBX]

No shit.

[@nafe7351]

@@BBBBBBBBBBBX lol

[@cajuncoinhunter]

Brian he has the .999 silver in bars and rounds..... He knows the old junk silver coins are 90 %... That's why he explained that silver coinage is $1.40 face value = 1 ounce .999

[@minarima]

It's a common slip of the tongue, no need to get the pitch forks out. He meant to say "it's 90% silver all the way through the coin, with no copper base metal".

[@GuidoStackin]

Lol I see this thread is still alive and kicking 😂😂😂

[@cree8ive]

I'm just starting to stack silver plus investing in stocks. Thank you for this great video! I find myself laying em out and smiling at my little stack once a day😂😂 You gave me confidence that I'm on the right track👍🏼

[@ceesteven]

Nice video. Superb production. I learned so much from you. You’re a good person as well. Much appreciated. Thank you.

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you so much! Sorry for my really delayed response!

[@ehrenkrause9861]

Applaud anybody who can flip silver. Not my style but I'm prepared when the time comes😊👍

[@wandersonfcastro]

very helpful dude, I just bought 4 American eagles and looking forward to becoming a pro stacker

[@GuidoStackin]

Awesome! Good luck!

[@frankrusso4253]

Noes the time !

[@stgeorge5862]

They are by far the best for stacking. Enjoy!

[@RikoRey92]

Good luck my brother, I pray for your success🙏💯

[@darykinnaman2319]

That $1.40 formula of yours helps you calculate bulk and a good price. If I am correct, I should be able to buy around or below spot depending on the deal.

[@joearevalo901]

Thanks for the great info Guido , I'm just starting out and I need all the help I can get. I appreciate everything I can learn from others so I won't make too many mistakes on what to invest in and what not to do. Thanks 😊

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you! And welcome to the stacking community 😬😬😬

[@simonsayssilver7421]

This guide will forever be THE SILVER STACKING GUIDE. You are the silver god father!

[@GuidoStackin]

Wow thank you man! Lol

[@audiecaceres]

thank you for the great advice! i am interested in buying silver and this really helps me to understand why the price differences. i think this will also be a great way to show my kids how to invest in their future also. i really like the poured bars and wondered why the price difference. now i know :). awesome tips and ty!! oh yeah .. i also want to be a stacker.

[@e.v.6389]

audie caceres watch Mike Maloney's 7-part series "hidden secrets of money" in KZbin together as a family. You'll get very educated :)

[@myvenusinuranus]

great video. I mostly just stack for weight but I like poured silver pieces because they're unique other than just coins and bars

[@foxtrot5154]

I just bought a ton of silver eagles for 16.00 a piece after watching your video

[@emmi5010]

You are rich now

[@stevenmcsorley9612]

The best silver stacking guide for beginners. "Silvers 18 dollars an ounce let me do the math real quick. You know this guys selling it looks cheap, let me buy it boom. Uhhhmmm...." That actually made me laugh dude. Subbed.

[@ShellShock794]

This is awesome. I'm a huge gun guy and I recently found someone that made and sold me .9999 silver bullets and it's gotten me very interested in precious metals. I found a monthly subscription business called Investor Crate that sends you random silver/gold depending on what package/level you choose. Other people have tried them out and say they give a pretty fair deal (obviously you are paying slightly more for sightly less, just by the nature of the business) so I ordered their starter pack just as a way to kind of dip my toes in the water. I know I'll be getting less for my money but it'll be nice to start out with a variety of items to get the feel for what I actually want to do. This video helped a lot and will definitely be a useful tool moving forward. I never would have thought about the different kinds of mints and paying more just for the packaging

[@CashAndCoinsYT]

What's Up Guys! I saw your post of 1,000,000.00 Views!! That is fantastic!! Believe it or not this video helped me. I started stacking in 2018. Thanks. I hope to catch up to you one day... Stack on brother, stack on!

[@tonymaglio9376]

Cool video 👍 it's nice to have a little bit of everything

[@RetiredBadge]

Thank you. I am learning so much from your videos.

[@darthsilversith667]

Your best bet, especially if you’re on a tight budget is to just stick with 90% junk silver. You also want to focus your stack in dimes and quarters with the occasional half dollars. In my opinion, silver dollars aren’t worth it. Everyone knows 10 dimes equals $1.00, 4 quarters equals $1.00 and 2 halves equals $1.00. Smaller coins will be easier to spend and store. Also, in my experience.. I always pay a higher premium for big silver than smaller silver.. even if it’s a beat up common date peace dollar. So, to make your money stretch further and get more silver, stick with old junk silver coins, common dates. Only do bars if you have gobs of money to indulge your hobby/investment. Because there’s more than likely going to be a premium attached to it and that eats up your money. Plus, then if shit does hit the fan.. you have to melt them down into something smaller and that’s extra time you don’t have to waste. So, if you’re like me and just stack to prepare for an economic crash, stick with junk silver coins.

[@nolove332245]

Very well said.

[@anara5570]

Great information and I love how passionate you are about your stash, real silver collector!

[@bukdavid509]

I'm going for weight in ounces, don't care what it is. The cheaper the better! as long as it's silver!

[@drno9683]

RIGHT!!

[@r.f.pennington746]

For the most part, I agree. Been stacking long time, Ag/Au. One item I employ is what I call a 'reverse ladder' approach to gold pandas. I buy either the ounces or the fraction, then sit on them for a long time, maybe decade or two or more. Then, when the price goes up collector-wise, I sell say, a 1988, and with the hefty profit, I buy more PM's. For a realtime example that just happened, bought some 1/10 1983 Au Pandas for $65 in '83 or '84. Just unloaded six of them for over $900 each...which was then turned around and over 350 oz Ag were had from SDBullion. Takes time, but don't overlook PM's that are collectible. Bullion rounds will never be 'collectible.' They're cheaper in the short run, however. I realise your post is 8mos old.

[@stgeorge5862]

Im going for eagles since I like them. I'll pay 2 bucks over spot for 2 main reasons. The coin holds a premium due to it's collectability. And 2. The coin has a federally backed face value as american currency. Which makes it easy to transport.

[@iondetox]

Good to have silver

[@kennynoble1223]

@@stgeorge58621 reason I'd get into stacking US currency silver like dimes, quarters and Eagles, I technically only need to report the face value of my coins as assets.

[@phaymphantom256]

Had no idea. Seriously, already a benefit to your vid. Subbed!

[@dontask8979]

Your not "selfish like that" or any other way. We all know better than that. Well done. 👍

[@chriscrawford3250]

Awesome vid. Spoke my language. I needed to hear the premium breakdown. Subbed

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you!

[@golddog0113]

i buy gram art bars as a cheap gifts that will always have value

[@maplehedgehog789]

Just getting back into silver. Haven't thought of it for 3 years maybe. Good refresher/reminder on everything. Many thanks.

[@mike89128]

It boils down to two things: either you're a bullion buyer or a coin collector. If a coin collector you are paying a premium for condition and rarity of type, date and mint mark. If its not legal tender than you're buying collectibles. A bullion buyer, purity .999 being the highest grade. Whichever you become, deal with reputable dealers only. And ask questions until you feel comfortable with your knowledge.

[@GuidoStackin]

Exactly!

[@User0resU-1]

Thanks. Now I can stop watching. Too much verbal diarrhea.

[@jaddy540]

Silver Leafs are .9999 pure.

[@j-is-meas-you-see3210]

Just depends on what you can sell it for....... There is high premium silver that you can "Flip" for a profit in the secondary market. That is if your goal is to make a profit on every piece you buy. Silver stacking is a very personal thing. Most people have a different strategy. To each his own. Keep on stacking!!

[@_The_Worst_]

Fractional amounts of silver like 1-Grams are highly useful in an apocalyptic scenario when shit hits the fan. Just make sure you pay the right price for the fractional amount of silver.

[@Bucky1836]

honestly..the premiums SUCK for the fractional silver.....if you want change for poxyclypse ...you might consider copper rounds? or stick with Constituional Silver

[@bighands69]

If there is a great depression then the value of silver will shoot up in comparison to fiat currencies.

[@chevygang1]

What’s a good price ?

[@sparkyjones560]

Nahhhh. Stick to junk silver dimes and quarters and halves for fractional silver. Nothing less than an oz. For bullion the mark up isn't worth it otherwise and there's still bad deals out there in bullion.

[@marlaslost]

it's buy all you can when it's time buy know spot, realize your to pay a high premium? up to or more, $2.49 per coin

[@beasantos9]

Yes you are very real and informative thank god i found your video and thanks to you for making this kind of video. I just start buying silver.

[@hycart7804]

At the end of the day, (or when SHTF occurs) one ounce of silver is one ounce of silver. Don't go into the collectable couns, the different grades etc. Get the highest purity for the least amount and you will be fine. Great video though.

[@AL_FARID_23]

What do you think about old 1960s Canadian dollars?

[@hycart7804]

@@AL_FARID_23 I am Australian so can't put forward an opinion on Canadian coins.

[@bycracky22]

Good 101

[@boarbot7829]

Buy pre 1920 silver coins if you’re the UK, you can often get them under spot!

[@brianblackwell2308]

Thank you very much, i learned things i did not know!

[@CoachKim]

SUPERB - just getting started - took lots of notes.

[@gr3y_eminence]

Getting back into stacking lately after years of absence. I've learned a lot about the technical and fundamentals of alt coins and crypto more generally. All of those skills apply everything in applied economics. My old obsession was economic history; since the day I started my stacking odyssey in 2011. I thought there was going to be an inflationary double dip, most of the world experienced several more quarters in negative GDP around 2011-13, so I wasn't so far off. But the easy money policy in the US meant hedging against inflation became a remove concern. However, with a few of the leading indicators of recession coming back..especially inverted bond yields for 2 and 10 year treasuries. We've also had effectively negative interest since 2001/02. First it was 1%, then 0%. Turning it up to 2.5% without a rise in real wages, the suburbs and "flyover country" stagnant in many cases, massive offshoring of profits. Well it's quite a stew. Got myself some Libertads recently and wanted to see 20/20 hindsight where my mistakes were. Fully areed, fractional is a waste of money largely. I tried to have denominations of everything back in the day for fear 1 ozt. might be too valuable to barter with. The 1942-45 War nickles are 1/20 of an ozt as it works out which is cool, otherwise junk silver is the way to go for small change. A few larger bars are okay too, like 10 ozt bars. I live right in the nest of the financial fiat heart of darkness, so hedging against inflation sounds like an insane activity to everyone. Which is fine as much as I care. Once I got into studying business cycles, preparing for the long awaited MS in an affordable econ dept, I started to get the picture why we did not get huge inflation right in 2010-11. Look at Japan and its Lost Generation, many similarities, right down to successive govt. thinking they could get a price bubble reflated whenever ever it sunk...given enough time they majorly failed. The reality is, and I'd like your opinion, it won't be a zombie apocalypse if the USD or GBP or whatever local currency one has starts to show signs of serious inflation. There's time to turn some XAG into into whatever is holding value at the moment, get a plane ticket to a place with better jobs/stability currency and possessing the potential to store the rest as a nest egg to get started somewhere else if need be. Even the classic example of German hyperinflation eventually ended with the return of their uber tight monetary policy. So I foresee myself not liquidating my assets into the local currency but trying to leave them behind safely. It helps that what made me a stacker was graduating with a BA in 2009, the worst time possible, ironically 2nd or 3rd in my class. Economic history was my obsession, but with not so much economic knowledge to advance anywhere so I didn't go take on more damn loans. For the last decade's artificial "bull" market everything has been so fucked that I've been studying the econ intently and finally enjoying mathematics (beyond social science). Anyone who has stacked for like eight years now, and has that kind of abundance of caution to have to retained it, might enjoy what I'm doing now; Forex (Australia starts in 4 hours, Tokyo in 5). And on that note, my god if I thought no one was understanding of silver and contrarian investing back then . . . boy do they really not understand why an academic phd track guy, derailed by reality, is using the econ knowledge to learn to trade and invest rather than just finding the right place to go and be classified for some atomized micro-profession. That doesn't exist anymore. Volatility in currency markets is often a friend. Anyway, liked the video wanted to give some food for thought and hear what you think the future of stacking is, if there is one, and what to do with it if hyperinflation comes etc. Still not buying XAU. Forgive me writing like a fucking essay, linear algebra all day will make anyone lose a few screws.

[@GuidoStackin]

Wow!! Thank you for the great comment!!

[@Satyr1965]

LOVE this video! I have watched it over and over again. Thanks Guido!

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you so much!

[@TheYyam85ahaz]

Honestly just look at the spot price of 1 Oz. silver then try to buy true 1 Oz. Coins for as close to spot as possible.. right? Otherwise you are a coin collector.

[@darykinnaman2319]

I like his style of collecting. I want to stack silver, but I know a little bit about coin. I might save a few coins that I like, but as you point out you pay a premium for that.

[@marcustaylor670]

I check the bulk price for my favorite bullion coins from my dealer then work out what I'm willing to pay for my collectibles from there. You won't get anything for spot price as a coin but you can get certified collectibles for bulk price or normal coins with older dates which are worth more.

[@delbomb3131]

I've been buying pandas since the 90s and it hasn't let me down since. Kind of funny I just stumbled upon them and thought there were cool, then like midway through the 2000s I realized they were raising in value way faster than any other coin and definitely way faster than the material I've been into them ever since.

[@marki61422]

@@delbomb3131 How can they be raising in value when there are 10 million minted every year?

[@delbomb3131]

@@marki61422 quite easily, most of them are taken off the open market 🤷‍♀️ as they age even fewer remain on the open market and the number of buyers doesn't really change thus driving the price up. Also dude 10 million of something is a drop in the bucket when talking a global market. I personally know people who buy over a thousand each year. It doesn't take to many of those people to eat up the supply.

[@BruceSeesall]

Just starting out in this I appreciate this vid bro.

[@GuidoStackin]

Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to watch part 2 as well!

[@DelbertStinkfester]

I like to buy silver rounds as close to spot as I can afford but I buy a fancy one with a higher premium from time to time because they look cool

[@lavonceblock2907]

I appreciate all your help and knowledge I just started stacking in April thanks again

[@brumels1570]

The Morgan you have looks beautiful for a 100 year old coin. I wouldnt buy them for silver but for the numismatic value and for aesthetics. Just look at all that detail in her hair!

[@jaddy540]

I have a 1916 silver half dollar. I like the WW1 history associated with it. Also coins from depression and WW2 era fascinate me.

[@mellowstacker8380]

I'm listening on auto play while I'm working and your old videos started playing. Its funny because we all made those stupid 1/10oz rookie purchases. I think my first purchase was the 1g bullet bars for $26 and I'm not selling those either.✌

[@JohnnyRebKy]

I hate to correct you.....but......that is not junk silver. It is CONSTITUTIONAL MONEY. According to the Constitution money must be cast in gold and silver. Those are the last monies made by the United States that was real money. I think its important to spread the word about that because the general public is so ignorant about what money really is. I really enjoyed the video though and its very informative. I just got started on stacking silver but i avoided the common mistakes by understanding our history and what money is before i started lol. Keep up the good work man your doing a great service to humanity as more people begin to wake up.

[@richcali21]

Junk Silver is how it is sold at spot silver price normally with little or no premiums and its been called this for the last 40 plus years. Constitutional money is what preppers call it and in the Constitution it says "Money should be gold or silver coin" it does not call it Constitutional Money. Sorry to correct you but that just is not true. If you go into any coin shop and ask for Constitutional money they are going to pull out Colonies money and the first of USA coin and not 90% silver from the last 100 years. Again this is what preppers call it.

[@silverfalkon9687]

JohnnyRebKy Right on!

[@marinegreensub]

Been buying 90% for 40 years, it has been junk silver the whole time and it will *always* be junk silver. If I walked into my wholesaler and asked for Constitutional I would be laughed out of the place by dealers that make more in one show than the whole YT silver community makes in a year.

[@JACKSONTYAD]

its called junk dimes and quarters because they were common !!! no special m or rarity

[@stunna_CODM]

JohnnyRebKy oh god please. Even the biggest silver distributors call it junk silver. It’s a comment term

[@jparr1954]

Thanks for this very informative video.. Thanks for the education just starting out. Made my first mistake in your terms, but I really like the aesthetics bought a 2020 silver Eagle / first strike paid $50. along with shipping. Even through I spent more money than I needed to I love the coin. Thanks.

[@danbrassard9981]

By far the best beginners guide on KZbin. When is part 2 coming?

[@ottomaguire2443]

Very honest and balanced.. just as you said.. you gave very solid first time buyers advice.. well done

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you for that Otto! Feel free to check out and chime in on my other videos as well! 🤘

[@290revolver290]

You’re so honest 🤣😂😂😂. This video is so lit 🔥

[@victoriaajok2123]

he isi so truted fromhat he is saying up to the top one percent as the market droup if all the three stock stop Paul stated it the us job market.

[@twl-8572]

keep your videos coming !! i've just started buying silver. i'm old and retired and needed something to do. i am going in slow until i really know what i'm doing, less mistakes that way. keep up with the info. thank you!!!!

[@cap1l0ve]

your passion is wonderful & your advise is priceless! thank you!!! ; )

[@Astproduct]

Thanks for the video man. I'm new to all of this. This information is very valuable.

[@philippayne4951]

Interesting to watch. I hope you do not mind me saying, but your Morgan dollars have been cleaned from what I see. They have been harshly washed, however for stacking purposes that fine. I myself do not stack gold or silver, but I fully understand that now gold and silver coins or bars are a good investment. I remember in the 60s and 70s you could not give silver away, it just shows how things have changed. They say now that silver has now become rare, I assume its because they use gold and silver in computers and other electronic devices these days. A great video thanks for showing very interesting.

[@serietta4394]

Who is "they"? And where do they say that? Silver produciton exceeds silver demand. And not just by a little. And it will remain like this till we all are dead my friend.

[@candacewicks4850]

Thank you, you gave me a lot to think about. Interesting. Only been staking for about two years.

[@wendyaminzadeh2165]

The panda coin is pretty...

[@jaredcassard403]

My first unintentional buy was a 2004 onza for 20$, looking back on it,it seems like a nice buy and now I'm going to look through all of my pocket change for silver

[@GuidoStackin]

That was a good buy! I always check all my change lol

[@jaredcassard403]

@@GuidoStackin Thanks man, so far I have found 2 1965 quarters but nothing else.

[@brucenesmith3854]

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[@lawrencemashak8285]

Good advice. Thank you.

[@maciebixby1898]

Thank You, excellent you did a service to Silver Stackers and Collectors.

[@GuidoStackin]

Thank you!

[@eddiejimenez2929]

Super nice and informative, I will be getting my first box of halfs 4/3/17 wish me luck.

[@buckgibbons6218]

Thanks dude! Found out some good info watching. Difference between junk silver and common silver...useful info...

[@jeremyortiz1701]

Thanks. My pops left me a mixture of 315 oz of silver and some gold. I didn’t know the guy but this video helped me understand everything. I think I might join the stacking club and continue what he started !!

[@GuidoStackin]

That’s awesome man! That’s a great start!

[@kiwionarope]

Thanks, great video, very helpful.

[@johnthemachine]

There are some decent 1 gram silver deals out there if you really need that small denomination for x reason. I have a bunch of tiny morgans and walking libertys, 30 grams for 20 bucks with bulk discounts on top of that available as well. If the price is right i'll buy anything from junk silver to grams to 10oz bars, its beauty of the game

[@stevencouitt4286]

very I formative,thanks for including the prices you paid for each item,I liked this video,one of the few that kept my attention.

[@GuidoStackin]

Steven Couitt Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate it very much!

[@Alex-vp7vo]

Thanks for the video. I just recently started buying this past month.

[@texasN1836]

Good video. I started out buying sunshine mint 1oz rounds, then went into the Canadian/Australian/US coins.. havent bought any in a while. as of today its 16.12 spot price I'll probably order some

[@robertmeadows2432]

great video.....thank you for your rambling on....you are coming from the Heart....

[@BrianBak]

Thanks, helped me a lot!