Bullion Dealer Says to AVOID This Kind of Silver and Gold!

[@knowledgeispower9202]

the problem with the high premium stuff is dealers won't pay any higher for it than any other regular silver, but they dang sure don't put it for sale at those low prices once they buy it from you for cheap.

[@M.RInvestorChannel]

💯

[@toddjustice8032]

Thieves

[@DBEdwards]

WHEN I SELL MY SILVER I GET THE DAILY MARKET PRICE FROM THE DEALER. WHEN I SELL MY GOLD I RECEIVE A + FORTY DOLLAR PREMIUM.

[@syovar1]

... And when you buy a couch, you certainly get your face value back years later. Please. I'm happy it beats inflation year on year.

[@knowledgeispower9202]

@@syovar1 lol let's not pretend there's depreciation in silver due to its age like a couch...please. If you enjoy paying $80-$120 for some "fancy silver" and then having dealers tell you they can only pay close to spot for it...while then listing it for the full $80-$120, that's your call. I just pointed out that annoying fact. Don't hate the messenger. 🤣

[@rolandocastaneda4429]

The worst silver to buy is no silver. The worst gold to buy is either no gold or plated gold.

[@JL-247]

Always count the coins you order! I very recently ordered 10$ face value 90% silver and received 9$ face value. This was from one of the 3 biggest online sellers.

[@donaldotrumpriguez2024]

local coin shops are the way to go

[@SilverSeeker]

I love supporting local shops :)

[@patrickw6628]

I love to supprort myself and not the dealers.

[@donaldotrumpriguez2024]

@@patrickw6628 what do you do mine the silver ?

[@chickenwhisperer8410]

I have never been shorted buying 90% from individual sellers on line.

[@cutlerylover]

As someone who just sold more than half my stack (need the money)let me just say if I could do it over Id buy generic silver for resale and ONLY buy items with premiums for myself NOT for resale but rather for fun to hand down to family...If you have time to sell you can get most your money back or make a good profit BUT when time is short you want bulk silver you do NOT have an emotional attachment to...Id suggest 10% or less of your overall stack should have premiums unless you have over 100K in stacking and dont need the money...

[@edb3877]

Good point about those who have a large stack looking differently at premium issues. I keep good records of every oz. of gold and silver I've ever bought, inherited, or received as a gift. I keep a couple of backups of this spreadsheet and also make an annual paper copy. When it comes time to sell some of this, I want to be able to pay any tax that is due on the profits. I'm hoping that the US Gov stops taxing capital gains taxes on bullion. Those of us who see gold and silver AS MONEY should not have it taxed, not because of anything we did, but because the US Gov created inflation that then caused the value to go up. If they were to do this only for US Mint gold and silver coins, that would be a good start because this is a large part of my stack.

[@TheKATON132]

@@edb3877 was that last sentence a joke?

[@brandongant9343]

This is a long term game…stacking is not meant to buy and then sell…it’s meant to hold onto and let it appreciate in value…PASS IT DOWN TO YOUR CHILDREN!!!!!

[@edb3877]

Agreed, and for Heaven's sake, have everything you buy tested with a Sigma tester *before* you hand over the cash. Most coin shops have one of these because they NEED to test every bit of silver and gold coming over the counter *before* they buy it. The last thing any reputable dealer wants is to sell someone a fake coin.

[@darylhabrle8552]

The question is why am I watching this.

[@ToddGavin-dp6bk]

@@edb3877 yip.

[@Tennesseanyankee]

Reason why I spring for "collectables" that have pretty much the same premiums as Britannia and Philharmonics. Back in 2018, I had a spare $100 and bought three 2 oz Unicorn of Scotland pieces. Today, well over $100 per coin, but they were worth similar in 2020. There's no guarantee that the tactic pays off, though. Coins worth $89 collector value are still only worth bullion to dealers. No quick profits.

[@BigRudy53]

​@edb3877 no it's to enjoy your life some, hopefully your kids have their own jobs and are intelligent enough to pay their bills.

[@OminousRooster]

This my thoughts as a new stacker. Buy a few generic rounds. Then think about what you want. Buy that until you get a tube. And or buy other types of rounds/coins to start another interest. If the LCS doesn’t always have your particular round/ coin buy what you can. I personally have a tube started for generic rounds like opm’s or sunshine mint rounds. Be diversified in your collection. Make it fun and diversified. Just my thoughts.

[@michaelferreira8130]

The worst premium in the market is the US Mint. But it's the only way to complete sets. My subscriptions cost me a fortune in premiums. I consider the mint to be screwing the American consumer.

[@christophergreyson6953]

Everything the government does screws you over. The mint is just another government agency like the post office that is terribly inefficient because it's a monopoly. I'd wait a few years from when a mint item is released because the prices usually come down at the coin dealers. Dealers are buying the coins from sellers for way below what the mint originally sold them typically unless it was a very low mintage. Just be patient and wait and quit buying from the mint as they are indeed ripoff.

[@martinfrechette366]

These are collectables….. you don’t buy them to protect your wealth………😂😂😂

[@michaelferreira8130]

Collectibles or not, the premiums are RIDICULOUS! One coin actually has a premium over $1,000 per coin. NOT one that I collect, but still an example of the ongoing RIPOFF!

[@martinfrechette366]

@ why do buy it then lmfao 🤣 I don’t get it !

[@ToddGavin-dp6bk]

@@martinfrechette366 Me neither.

[@benjaminpendleton7797]

Great discussion. Super-knowledgeable guest. Very useful and practical information. Thanks.

[@DominoStorm1]

I began and started stacking silver in Jan of this year. I started with Eagles, Maples and Britannia’s. As of writing this I remain mostly unchanged. My only change is now I mostly stack Eagles and only Eagles and couldn’t be happier.

[@whaterfoo]

And as someone who buys silver, I won't pay more than $1-3 oz over spot for any silver. Therefore your eagles wouldn't interest me when you go to sell unless your selling at bullion rates. Not being combative, or argumentative. Just expressing how I wouldn't be interested in any silver much over spot except for an occasional design I wanted for my collection. (Dragon, Etc)

[@danrobbins841]

I can buy 20% more ounces of silver if I don’t pay the absurd premiums for stuff from the US Mint. I bought Eagles early on, but avoid them like the plague now. I want the ounces in hand myself.

[@SC2TiMeLorD]

Eagles are overpriced rounds.

[@Seven-Seven-77]

It’s important to approach advice from a seller with a healthy degree of skepticism. Sellers often have a vested interest in promoting their products, which could bias their recommendations.

[@darylhabrle8552]

Silver is silver. He was just doing public service. He didn't profit

[@hdcsp3]

I love it. Kieth says....and Seeker comes back with "so what you're saying is...." Good clip today.

[@r2d2keller]

Thanks for the informative video it helps to understand the stacking process.

[@cyclopsstaxx2849]

It’s always cool to see Keith as a guest. ✌️

[@sacks7544]

In the UK, buying Britannias is a smart hedge, as more than likely the financial world will not melt down, but inflation will charge on, meaning that a form of silver thats Capital Gains Tax free is an absolute must. Yes you pay a premium, but inflation will quickly take care of that.

[@jdoggwhitetrash]

Great video. Thanks for sharing Coin Crew and Silver Seeker

[@nmg5100]

You're never getting over spot for generic rounds

[@watzup62]

Not if you sell it to a bullion dealer.

[@Uduplr]

That’s because there are So Many different Mints that make Generic Ounces and Ability to Resell by the Dealer because many will only Buy Certain Mints.

[@Wikikiman]

They’re also more difficult to liquidate as they’re not as desirable.

[@thereignofthezero225]

Guess you weren't around for the silver squeeze a few years back

[@Deecor2]

This stacking silver is all crap. Price goes up, oh I can’t buy it at a high price back from you. I have no buyers and the price is dropping. Seems like if the world crash and burns then you can use it to barter. Terrible long term investment. This is not for me.

[@AmmarShah-k4n]

I started my stacking journey recently. Im my search I came across this get as much amount of metals you can for your cash. In 🇫🇮, there is VAT on Silver, not on Gold. Of course capital gains on both. I went with getting oz Valcambi gold bar and 1 oz silver Kangaroo coin. It was interesting to see he saying buying of Valcambi bar would be few % less then spot price. Getting more gold and have bought since then fractions of 2.5g bar, 0.5g coin, and 1/25 oz coin. With silver I got 2 oz more with 925 content. Every day you learn something new. Thanks for info, i ll come more often to know more.

[@wasillastacker]

I bought the five coin deal of those stupid .24 carat cook Island tenths. I even called them on the phone and asked how they could sell 10 oz coins so much cheaper than everything else I saw online and they still didn't inform me that they were crap. It was the first "gold" I bought. That was before I discovered all you fine folks out there in KZbin land.

[@dustinwalker5481]

They are junk imo.. but it's not .24 karat it's .24 percent gold. ... lol I remember seeing some in a pawn shop for 100ndollars each and thought I found a sweet deal so I got all 6 of them.... yeah.. that was a learning moment after I bought them and then researched them. Il never buy another.... roughly 6k .... litteraly junk gold. I should have realized somthing was off when they were twice as thick as any real 10th coin

[@johnmorgan9731]

Got a 1/10oz Lynx, 1/10oz Samoa Dragon, 1/10oz 2020 Kookaburra, and 2x 1/10oz Gold Proof Libertads 2022, & a 2014 (only 250 minted) 5/10oz = 1/2oz 24k

[@hershelnienstedt1092]

Did it make you want to make up for the mistake buying real 24 kt weight?

[@wasillastacker]

@hershelnienstedt1092 it actually scared me off of buying any gold for a little bit. But once I felt the real thing in my hands I came down with a full on case of dragon sickness and made up for lost time.🫎🫎

[@SW-rb9cr]

Good video, especially for those who are not in the know.

[@wasillastacker]

Kilos, 10 oz bars and sovereign silver bullion. Best value for your money.

[@ToddGavin-dp6bk]

YIP AGREE. Some generic buffalos o.k. because familiar to people..I do like 100 oz. bars and Mapleleafs though.Mapleleafs better quality hands down.

[@TGriffiths-ve6nw]

I disagree. I like smaller denominations because they are more easily spendable in a shtf scenario plus if you sell a large dollar amount to a dealer sometimes you have to show ID depending on where you live. Trying to spend a kilo silver bar for groceries isn't going to happen. A one ounce silver coin is a better bet.

[@wasillastacker]

@@TGriffiths-ve6nw sovereign coinage is all 1 oz coins how much smaller do you think it's practical to bother stacking? If here in America we ever have an SHTF situation where you're having to trade your silver for groceries the kilos and 10 add 10 oz bars will be ideal for buying more guns and more ammo to protect those groceries you somehow managed to pay for with your 1 oz coins. So when it comes to buying gold do you just buy one gram pieces and that's it?

[@shopdoc]

@@wasillastacker Just my opinion but if the SHTF scenario occurred then gold and silver would be worthless. Guns, ammo, food, and water would be very valuable and no one would trade these items for gold or silver. Gold and silver are good investments in the current climate however.

[@swojnowski453]

@@shopdoc Have you every heard of a day gold and silver were worthless? No such day in history of precious metals owned by humans.

[@BENSTACKIN365]

When I first started stacking in 2013 I stacked generic silver rounds and bars and ASE's. It wasn't until later when I started stacking 90% US Constituional silver.

[@M.RInvestorChannel]

👍

[@vsgfilmgroup]

They can call it "junk" all they like. It's silver. And GOOD silver.

[@BENSTACKIN365]

@vsgfilmgroup Yeah US junk silver is some of my favorite to stack. I really like hunting rolls and getting it for face value.

[@bobsilver3983]

The best for me, is 1970's silver art bars.

[@williamfender661]

Most of my silver is eagles, newer morgan and peace dollars from the US Mint. I do have some generic silver but very little. I like uniformity in my collection.

[@jamesgrace1934]

Shout-Out Silver Dragons 🐉 for coining the term ice cream silver.

[@OVERHERE-OVERHERE]

I’ve been stacking since 2008, today, I’ll buy an occasional RCM 10 ounce silver bar,10oz Englehard silver bar, sovereign minted coins,and ASE when the premiums go down…

[@gwilson664]

That trust premium is BS, if the product is weighed and tested an ounce of silver is an ounce of silver whether US mint or private.

[@falcorthewonderdog2758]

You don't seem to know US mint coins are tax exempt. All other bullion is subject to a 28 percent. Capital gains tax. That alone should be reason enough to buy silver eagles gold eagles and gold buffalos. Also when you sell you will get spot or maybe over when you sell. You will never ever get spot for generic rounds or bars. Just a fact of doing business.

[@michaelslifecycle]

@@falcorthewonderdog2758ASE’s are not tax exempt. They are exempt from 1099-B reporting but you still have to pay capital gains tax on them.

... for small purchases in the future best to have lots of 1/10th oz silver bullion coins so u don't encounter change issues

[@pmtime407]

Whether I buy or sell I never deal with a coin shop or bullion dealer that doesn't own a sigma metal verifier.

[@johnsanford3596]

What's important is the spot buy/sell spread, not JUST the buy spread or the sell spread individually. The problem for the stacker is that AT THE TIME of purchase only the buy spread is known. Selling 15 years down the road? No idea what the spread will be.

[@emilevoyer123]

Thanks for another great video

[@rlwright2002]

Valuable video friends Good information to live by.

[@bensherman8976]

Constitutional is what you should be stacking.

[@strattuner]

exactly,our money stamped by our government always valuable,been buying it since 1972 morgans and mercury dimes my favorite

[@grasscutter1963]

When it comes to building up your silver at the beginning, I try taking advantage of all the online dealers who offer like 5 or 10 once of rounds @ spot for first time buyers. So think of the amount of silver you could buy at spot and stack up at the very best lowest price point. Just my thoughts for what it’s worth. I also buy at least enough to cover the free shipping if I can.

[@VictorWebster-h1o]

I did the opposite when silver was cheaper. Now that I have lots of eagles, I am going after generic at the lowest premiums. If you think it’s only going to go up, then get the good stuff now.

[@abeswifee8442]

@@VictorWebster-h1o me 2. $15 premium included. To think I thought it was expensive back then.SMH!!

[@Convoyman2004]

I have a tube of eagles, maples, philharmonics, like ten rounds, the rest are bars from 5-100oz. Then only sovereign gold from 10th oz to 1 oz. The gold maple is my favorite of all time though.

[@M.RInvestorChannel]

Awesome

[@TheQuickSilver101]

Thanks, guys!

[@RobWuestenberg-d1t]

How many gold and silver coins and of which mintage have been melted down since 2008

[@michaelangelobergeron5980]

My LCS buy American gold coins for over spot

[@PapaKryptoss]

Happy Thanksgiving y’all. And I want that box of 50 1962 mint sets. 😂😂😂

[@Mrs.CoinCrew]

lol

[@KevinWalters-m3v]

Sounds like he's gonna have extras. How much you think one of them is worth?

[@danescashcache]

​@@KevinWalters-m3v $30-40 depending if they are business or proof and condition

[@KevinWalters-m3v]

@danescashcache I appreciate your opinion. It's always nice to put somebody else's opinion up next to your own. That's just over 20x face value. I paid 27x face value for dimes. I bought from him a while back. Granted, the prices have changed. I would think it's probably gonna be closer to $60 a set. Just a guess of course

[@TheClfurn]

For resale, does it matter if you buy a generic, buffalo round, vs a company like ASAHI round?

[@RichardShaffer-ml2te]

Was wondering if you could steer me where some good honest coin shops were located in the Oklahoma city area

[@gg80108]

Problem with silver is storage. You need a gun safe for any significant amount of silver. Also never move to another home, how ya gonna move it. 100k is about 200#

[@swojnowski453]

if you have that much move a step higher, quarter sovereigns, or gilded silver, or even half and full sovereigns in gold.

[@americanfortruth]

I like some 90% and mint silver there's all kinds, you get better deals by shopping around and getting to know some better dealers. Some generic I wouldn't buy, I do like the better names in that space.

[@dfrozendog3849]

I scored some great Heads and Tails oz's not long ago.

[@blademan4089]

Your best return if you live in Canada or fleeing to Canada are 10oz bars…

[@mattw3296]

I have the same 1964 coin clock that he does! Does that make me one of the cool kids? 🤔

[@RockHudrock]

Yankee Stacking coined the term “ice cream cones” or “ice cream” silver.

[@bcboyy]

i have to disagree when he said stay away from canada gold at 15:40, that dude dosent know what the hell hes talking about lol, royal canadian mint gold coins in my opinion are way better than any american gold coin thats in current production, he obviously has not heard of the royal canadian mint 5 99999's gold purity series 1 oz coins, the best hands down!!

[@mcmans.]

Yep. I Have Both and Canada Coins are Better! The Royal Canadian Mint .9999 vs US Mint .91 Fine Lady Liberty CHEAP CLAD

[@happymood888]

Aren't one ounce golden Buffalo coins more pure than the 1 ounce golden eagle coin???

[@shopdoc]

Yes Buffalo's are more pure than Eagles. They both contain exactly 1oz of gold however as the Eagle is a bit heavier to make up the difference.

[@joeygee11]

100% silver (. 0:53 999 or .999) for easy math. Low mark up as I may get spot or just below at sale time.

[@RichardRoche-c2w]

Austrian Ducats. .1107 ozt. 9 gives you .9963 ozt, and only about $9 led than a full ounce.

[@edwardrhoads7283]

Best silver to buy are coins you can buy close to spot that if silver drops will hold some collector value such as pre 1964 proof silver and older silver such as merc dimes, walking and standing liberty. Only if you can get it without a huge mark up.

[@aucourant9998]

What you want to do is buy the cheapest bullion coins you can find. If you live in the UK only buy British coins, Britannias or Sovereigns, don't buy foreign coins, don't buy ingots or bars, don't buy proof coins, don't buy numismatic coins. If buying silver, buy only 1oz coins or greater. If buying gold don't buy less than one tenth oz coins, the premiums get too high after that. Whatever you buy, be prepared to hold on to it for at least three years.

[@dt5656]

Seeker.. really dig your content. Wonder your opinion on costco gold and silver bars?

[@Uduplr]

I Have yet to see a Listing For The Values of Marvel Comic and Other Special Rounds…I do understand that As With Sports Cards You can Only get What someone is Willing to pay.

[@ChrisC-i1l]

I was hoping you would ask whether to buy American Eagles or Gold Buffalos - which is preferred as an intro buyer? Will dealers pay spot for the Buffalo the same way they will with the AE?

[@GatorGoldChannel]

First Comment! Stay Blessed Seeker 💪

[@mwilliams4371]

I deal with the biggest buyer in my state. They only give weight no matter what you bring them. Other shops do the same. What the coin is they don't care. Generic rounds is the best and cheapest to buy.

[@Free-Gee]

Ice Cream silver? They should be called Car Dealer silver. 😆

[@xisigma]

Junk silver is good?

[@RobertL5175]

I'm happy with my 10oz bars and silver eagles.

[@jerrodcerveny5409]

Yep long game is long buy dips and never sale unless trading up on gold silver for longer gains both are real money so treat it accordingly

[@jerrodcerveny5409]

I anticipate silver to cross the 44.00 level soon 28.00 or 30.00 will be a new low

[@KevinWalters-m3v]

​@jerrodcerveny5409 Wouldn't that be nice

[@1000millionbillion]

I fell for the cook island scam but got my money back on eBay years ago

[@eddysmith568]

I got more for American gold eagle then I did the gold buffalo.

[@poppapawn7535]

DISAGREE BUFFALOS ARE 24 KT PURE GOLD VS 22KT GOLD EAGLE BOTH HAVE 1 FULL OZ OF GOLD BUT MORE PURE GOLD THE BETTER LOOK I LIKE BUFFALOS BETTER AND THE BUFFALO IS A MUCH BETTER LOOKING COIN OVERALL

[@theenglishprofessor8411]

@@poppapawn7535…doesn’t change the fact that he got paid more for the Eagle, does it?

[@soakedbearrd]

I wish they would have mentioned Troy ounces vs regular ounces. As a new collector that’s something to look out for, as they are not the same thing. I learned the hard way.

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

Only scammers will use regular ounces. It’s assumed ounces are troy when talking about silver or gold. The US silver eagle doesn’t say troy oz even though it is a troy oz

[@missinformed4269]

I would think a Valcambi 1 oz gold bar sealed in an assay card would be a lot harder to fake than a one oz Eagle coin.

[@kennyyockey4034]

I cannot get a straight answer are gold kangaroos a good coin to stack

[@shep-celsus]

Diversify - Generic for churning near spot - buy a little of all the rest (Eagles, Maples, Roos, Austrian, Brits) when you can get a deal so you have the option to take advantage of a good seller's premium in any given year. Eagles are hot now. In 10 years it can change year-to-year.

[@Disinfective_Vibes]

What's your opinion about 90% gold Mexican Pesos? Are these gold coins worth stacking and reselling well? I see a lot of great deals on them actually!

[@jankruszewski5389]

They failed to mention Junk Silver i.e. pre 1965 coins. If SHTF that will get you food. Don't count on Stores to be able tomake change for 1oz gold

[@OzkAltBldgCo-bv8tt]

The Buffalo Warrior is the best round out there at 35.00 come on the art is beautiful both sides

[@octogames6823]

Funny he mentions pandas. I stay clear of high premium silver unless its a great deal. I purchased my first panda to add to my stack yesterday. I paid 2 dollars above spot so it was an easy decision to make.

[@myshow667]

why does it matter if your generic rounds or britanias, eagles etc are AU or BU?

[@jcorona984]

Dealers will stiff you big time if try to sell them anything less than BU

[@myshow667]

@@jcorona984 yeah just weird to me, i get it that a morgan dollar will be much more valued at BU or AU makes sense to me

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

There should be no reason rounds, brittanias or eagles should be AU except for mishandling. They don’t circulate so they should be uncirculated (BU). If someone carries one around in their pocket or uses them as poker chips I guess they could become Almost Uncirculated but since 99.9% are Uncirculated nobody wants to pay the same price for AU/impaired/problem rounds/coins

[@robertr2731]

I'm not buying rounds. Eagles for me

[@michaelfranks341]

Lose more money that way... ASE are higher premiums and you will not get enough back at sale to make up the difference. Rounds give you a better bang compared to ASE

[@robertr2731]

@michaelfranks341 I can't argue with that. You're right. I'm going by pure looks. I'd rather look at a Woman walking than a portrait of a monarch. Just preference thats all. I like coins I can't get excited about rounds.

[@feoxorus]

@@robertr2731 At hand I want 90% in bulk and ASEs because they are easily recognizable to anyone - but none of those ugly buffaloes because I just hate the design with a passion. No rounds at all for me, for weight it's generic kilo bars. Those are my "Pantera cash-out fund" - when they'll get me a Pantera straight across, they're gone!

[@rabick62]

I'm saving to pass to my kids. Local dealer told me will always buy Eagles, rounds usually. I don't want my kids to some day be stuck with rounds. Better to be safe and someday when my kid wants to sell, gets top dollar, no hassle.

[@theenglishprofessor8411]

@@michaelfranks341 How is that an issue if he’s not selling and passing those ASEs down to his kids? Or if he’s waiting until retirement in 20 years before selling the ASEs? You don’t think he’s getting his premium back and then some in 20 years?!? I’m afraid you’re assuming he’s flipping silver in the immediate future when you discount the payout on an ASE.

[@michaelfranks341]

ASE are still not worth it over generic rounds. You will still lose more money on purchase/sell on a ASE compared to a buffalo round... I only buy ASE when I can find them at spot price

[@feoxorus]

If you came to me to buy food with a bunch of rounds of uncertain origin or purity, you'd go away hungry. I would be more receptive if you wanted to pay in US 90% or ASEs. Foreign coins are pretty but the best PLACE to stack them is in their country of origin. Why? Because having a safety net in Austria, Canada, South Africa, or wherever, that's recognizable and widely accepted by the locals might be a handy thing to have in your back pocket

[@Afterglow.Studios]

“Ice cream silver” is clunky. I propose “sugar silver”

[@edb3877]

At first I thought that they were talking about those colorized coins. Those look like 💩to me, so I would never buy or own one. I suppose if I could get one really cheap, I'd give it a xylene dip and remove all that cruddy-looking paint, resulting in a good looking sovereign coin.

[@noah2765]

I just get whatever is the lowest premium on. Amount over prettiness.

[@216youknow]

I agree stacking basic rounds in the beginning, but pandas are my favorite and I may be wrong but isn’t the resale value best for the pandaz??

[@KevinWalters-m3v]

If I'm the buyer on the second-hand market I'm not paying more than spot And that's only if it's passed testing to be real

[@toddburks9182]

Rounds, Eagles, 10-100 oz bars for silver. Eagles and Buffalo for gold.

[@poppapawn7535]

THIS IS A VERY GOOD PRECIOUS METAL CHANNEL

[@nts713]

Libertads have low mintages and this matters, i bought a bunch of Lilbertads when Silver was at a low for $3 over spot, so i say buy what you like!

[@SirAlford]

i am a LEGACY stacker, meaning only Coin Of The Realm. I have no interest in bars/rounds.

[@Mrs.CoinCrew]

looks like Keith had a little Grin where he wanted to say You Are Wrong Seeker LOL

[@bobblenuts]

Well...💥...I hope this comment doesn't offend you as I really enjoy watching your videos. As a very new stacker (about 6 months), I found Keith's answers to be very helpful, clear and understandable. However, after every answer Keith gave, you attempted to interpret his answer, which confused the crap out of me. You seemed to go into depth beyond a new persons comprehension which muddied the waters for me. Just my Opinion. But, what the heck, I got through it, I still love you and life goes on. 😍💋😁 THANK YOU for all your videos! 👍

[@SilverSeeker]

Not offended at all thanks for the feedback!

[@Weredevil-p8m]

The dealer that I buy from lists their buy back price for each item on their site. It's really eye opening and has steered me away from most 'ice cream' silver.

[@ThatGuy-mu2rr]

Get a bullion scanner with a variety of testing leads. Scanning that gold eagle would of prevented that mess.

[@香料國境]

TRUST ❤

[@CountryBoyParotEyes]

When buying gold buy the less premium and put that extra to gold

[@GarySmythe]

Can people purchase Gold Eagles directly from the US Mint?

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

Only proof and other collectible versions. The bullion version can only be bought in large quantities by qualified and approved authorized purchasers (large dealers)

[@BruceGordon925]

Acting as a dealer, buying and selling is the only way to profit from metals. Always someone who needing a fix or drink and will sell off cheap.

[@davidhernandez7190]

Why buy 90 percent silver when coin shops will buy back for less than spot? Doesn’t seem like a good deal

[@stephengoodwin6403]

how about Morgan's and Liberty dollars?

[@feoxorus]

You're collecting, not stacking, then. I can never understand people choose to pay more for Morgans over Peace Dollars. Morgans aren't pretty enough for their inflated price.

[@enzomoya1689]

Too many fakes as well.

[@stephengoodwin6403]

@@feoxorus ,I inherited them

[@harleyfrench9997]

10z bars at the moment for me

[@gwilson664]

Why mess with the confusion in face value and storage over time with 90% as opposed to .999 in troy ozs with clear spot prices? Rhetorical question, do you.

[@legendary_soup4454]

I think its funny that silver "stackers" talk just like investors yet somehow think its not investing.

[@feoxorus]

Of course it's investing! You don't buy precious metals for that rainy day and expect them to be worth the same or less, anyone who says so is only lying to himself. The only way they don't appreciate is if we have no inflation, and that will never happen with our Fed and the global banking cabal "making" money like there's no piper to pay.

[@Joutube_is_trash]

Investing is surrounded by a growth stigma. If your capital isn't constantly ballooning it's seen as a waste. Our economy is so fucking goofy.

[@Uduplr]

90% is understandable as being able To Use in fractions of an ounce…Be it would be really heavy to pick up and go. Be Specific when you Buy 90% Because When you Buy “Junk Silver” you’re going to get Unwanted and unsellable Nickels.

[@danielwadding8642]

It’s not spot from SD bullion ended up being 34 something so I didn’t purchase from them … and that was the spot deal

[@SilverSeeker]

The discount is applied at checkout... I used that deal myself when I first ordered from them.

[@brentstraddle1462]

Worry about the quantity you want to unload and who will want to buy your quantity as well. Someone will have to buy your stack and will want to unload it too.

[@wapphigh5250]

This is good advice. Stack generic. Get one or two of what you like hi premium. Diversity keeps you interested. Nobody is going to "make money" stacking or collecting gold or silver. You are only going to make money working at yr real job, business (and if investing in the sector) researching the mining or royalty stocks. Just MO

[@martinco712]

If you pay $35 total for 1oz and you wait and sell it for $40 you make $5 screw the premium. The lion's share of silver to flip is 1 oz rounds and bars. There are always people looking for and buying the cheapest kind of silver.just Take the win.