Dealer Reveals What Tariffs Will Do to Silver & Gold Price!

[@rickbloodworth7068]

I have recently had opportunity to get an appraisal from Harry and his team for a set of coins I sold to him. He is one of the most professional dealers as I have had the privilege of dealing with in over 40 years of collecting. His appraisal on a large collection was quick and fair, and the integrity with which he conducts business is refreshing. I have dealt with a number of firms through the years, and Harry is at the top of the field when it comes to the way in which he and his team deals with the customer. Thanks so much for featuring Harry on your videos!

[@SilverDragons47]

Love to hear that… he’s a champ for being in the videos! 💯

[@lordleonusa]

I agree, I had the exact same experience when I visited labor day weekend.

[@JohnMarstonBlows]

I tried to visit him at least once or twice a month. I have not had one time where I walked out of there. Not satisfied, he is the kindest and one of the most honest people in the industry. I have ever had the pleasure of speaking to. I hope that Harry always stays in business and flourishes!

[@SilverBirdieChaser]

I visit Harry and the team about once a quarter. The guy is as ethical and principled as they come. I am lucky that Harry’s shop is only a 3 hour drive! I plan to visit more when the weather over the pass isn’t treacherous.

[@jake8077]

BLANKETS should NOT BE TARIFFED!!! I am totally against blanket tariffs

[@donb4301]

One of the things I love about Harry is he is so positive. A pipe breaks and causes damage to the store and instead of whining and complaining he takes it as an opportunity to upgrade the shop! God love ya Harry.

[@Mark_4_Now]

Oh not to worry if tariff's affect Maple Leafs then US Mint will just increase their premiums as well.

[@TheRealBalloonHead]

Yup

[@coolbreeze6198]

💯 %

[@rickmaher4283]

Exactly

[@marcosorrento641]

Yes sir!

[@michaelclark9453]

So why is it that the US doesn’t produce more now? Think about it before gun slinging.

[@eaglesavage4929]

If this Happens the price of all silver for the US will cost more. Supply and demand.

[@toddnprepared9036]

True. Also, silver is silver. These guys can say whatever.. Silver is real money, bottom line

[@rodrigodiaz9472]

For my fellow gringos, Libertad means Liberty 🗽 🇲🇽🇺🇸

[@Greg-p2i]

Sure😂 No Comprende 🐀

[@tymcfadden8496]

yeah, we know. You didn't need to tell us.

[@JWISKI2010]

Wait....They changed it from "Retarded Liberals"?

[@heerkojohanneskooistra6708]

And ja means yes.....

[@rodrigodiaz9472]

@@heerkojohanneskooistra6708 ja , ja, ja, that's German. Trust me 😂

[@TheNorsePrepper]

Libertads are considered coins in Norway, making them VAT free (as opposed to rounds).

[@Raining8s]

So the tariff IS passed along to the consumer. Got it! Great video, as always.

[@kuebby]

Of course it is. Anyone with a brain has been saying that the whole time. Tariffs are always passed along to the consumer, there's no other way for it to possibly work.

[@JohnSmith-pg9ns]

Everyone knows this. Trump just lies that it doesn't and his supporters believe it. Eggs have already gone up under Trump just like prescription drugs. But none of them are complaining. Because they are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for a trump digital card as the cultists they are

[@adamr149]

Everyone will learn that for real soon.

[@Alexjm1911]

Exactly. I don't get why all these people vote for these tariffs and then try to complain about it. It's unbelievable

[@michaelfranks341]

Not always. If maples are priced too high compared to the competition sales will drop. Canada would eat the cost to stay competitive with the competition at lower prices.

[@adamcullen7177]

Love these videos and Greetings from Australia !

[@russellharding3371]

Hello from South Australia 👋

[@hvydty236]

Happy Australia Day from Sydney

[@adamcullen7177]

Hello Aussies 🍺

[@500grain9]

Libertads are sovereign coins minted by the government of Mexico. The mint in Mexico is the oldest mint in North America. It is minted by the government of Mexico which by default makes it a sovereign coin.

[@carltwigg3946]

Be aware that there tariffs coming from Canada as well. It will be a ‘tit for tat’ situation. If Trump does go through with tariffs on A, B and C products coming from Canada into the US and the overall cost is say 25$ billion, 100% for certain Canada will put tariffs on X, Y and Z products coming from the US into Canada for the same 25$ billion. There is no winner in this, not at all.

[@langjr0]

Canada already restricts the goods that we can sell them.

[@11Bravo84]

Canada doesn’t buy hardly anything from us, that’s why we have a $300 billion deficit, get it through your thick skull.

[@brandondockter4272]

Governor Trudeau already said that Canada’s economy will not survive with American tariffs, they need us way more than we need them…..I can’t wait to see the negotiation on this

[@danallanson5990]

@@langjr0 Canada does not buy import products because of Hormones - just like most of the world. Same with GMO.

[@Chief1ball]

True. I suppose the corporations that left the US due to NAFTA will have to come back. Sounds like a resounding win to me.

[@FlorianVanLaeken]

There videos always feels like going to your grandfather asking for some good old advise that will never let you down 😅. Keep going guys, all the love

[@dugbuiful]

Eveybody was crying about the price of eggs, now they're all are ok with higher prices from tariffs... lol

[@morganroundscoins]

Good luck with the repairs, Harry! A refresh never hurts. :)

[@markkatz6170]

I voted for Trump but they are calling Trump SAVIOR ? That really is unsettling .

[@GratefulSilver]

Libertads are a COIN, Mexico was the first to produce the bullion coin and instead of pricing it to the peso, they tied it directly to the silver price. Mexico citizens can take one to their bank and get pesos equivalent to the value of the silver.

[@marygrabill7127]

Where can one buy legit Libertad coins when in Mexico ?

[@StormWarningMom]

Good to see Harry and Adrian again... I appreciate Harry's wisdom and Adrian's positivity.

[@GRCJR40]

When I first started stacking silver back before the turn of the century, the Mexican Libertad had the lowest premium. I remember that they weren't that popular and not very high in demand, but I always liked buying them every chance I got.

[@tjmmcd1]

Try selling a U.S. gold eagle in the U.S. and you'll be lucky to even get SPOT price, much less ANY premium.

[@painmt651]

I don’t remember seeing them until the 2000’s and I was stacking back in the 90’s. I never saw one in California. I just bought rounds back then

[@hrwildem4993]

Tell Harry to throw some of that 70s wood paneling on the walls. It would give the place a little character, maybe class it up a bit

[@ulexite-tv]

Harry is so good at embracing calmness and adaptability. Adrian is learning from him, i can see. Too bad about the burst pipe, but it was fun to see Harry in his sweater (must be cold in there!) and i hope it is all covered by insurance. I love the shop and if there was only ONE thing i would change, it would be to give the Mercury dimes a black tray like all the other coins. They used to have one, and i think they deserve a return to uniformity with the other trays.

[@Patrick-kt5mc]

Harry is probably renting the shop space so the insurance would cover any structural damage but not stuff like carpet, furniture, etc.

[@frankd2056]

I’m Canadian and our government is really broken. We have to get rid of all the WEF politicians up here, then we can go to the bargaining table.

[@TheQuickSilver101]

I agree but the Liberals will kick the can of a new election down the road as far as they can

you are welcome to leave and go south little buddy.

[@michaelschemmel1984]

Uhm no 😂 hes supossed to change his country not leave

@ sry this is still a democracy here and the mass majority want to stay Canadian . thnx but no thnx.

[@TheNine6]

I am also Canadian, and I want Canada back. This is not Canada. But we vote in Carney I am looking south. Can't fight for something that wants to die.

[@natemr4482]

Great video brother have a great weekend 😁

[@TheQuickSilver101]

I always appreciate Harry's reasoned and sensible approach. Thanks, SD!

[@Kenlydford]

I have to agree, he knows better and has the experience not to give into all the blow hard speculation and bs out there.

[@PoliticalprisonUK]

You will have to see if the tariff applies to the country of manufacture or the country of importation. Say theirs no tariffs on the UK . Then you could export the Maple to the UK , then import them from the UK tariff free.

[@coolbreeze6198]

That's not a bad idea 🤔

[@ralphbryant4575]

You might accomplish that with the raw metals, but it would be a little too obvious with previously minted "official coinage".

[@richardfisher4638]

Thanks soooo much on staying focused on the coins for a few seconds we just love looking at them it might get more people stacking seeing how beautiful a lot of them are. And very interesting questions!! God bless you all!!!

[@Eli-qr9hc]

We’ve all seen how the tariffs work from country to country. It’s a ploy to get them to either even the Playing field or get what they want they want to make sure that one country is not buying more from that said country

[@FunctionalFractioncoinsa-bz2so]

Tarrifs are consumer tax. Get ready for hyper inflation. Buy silver / gold now

[@thomaswhite-2449]

Has to get worse before it gets better.

[@sixfigureskibum]

​@@thomaswhite-2449 worshipping a demogauge is satans plan. Yoi are begging to not afford food

[@sixfigureskibum]

​@@thomaswhite-2449​@thomaswhite-2449 so the inflation trump caused last time with massive tax cuts was bad at 10% over 4 years but the hyper inflation instant 25% on all food is good? Because you are in a cult worshiping an oligarch

[@jake8077]

BLANKETS should NOT BE TARIFFED!!! I am totally against blanket tariffs, everything else, I am good with everything else

[@sixfigureskibum]

Why are my comments deleated?

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[@philmckay9973]

As a canadian if you think we “took terrible advantage of you”….im done with this channels BS. Pick ur own damn food too

[@marcusboss-m6r]

It is a myth that other countries exploit the US. The opposite is true: By abandoning the gold standard, the United States gained the ability to print its currency without being tied to a fixed value. This has led to a global dependence on the US dollar, as many international transactions are conducted in dollars. Countries holding dollar reserves thus indirectly finance US debt and pay a “tribute” in the form of the devaluation of their own currencies. This system allows the United States to live beyond its means while simultaneously exporting inflation to other countries. Since 1971, this system has cost foreign nations approximately $6.2 trillion and increased the wealth of the US.

[@LannieChapman-io2hr]

So informative. Thanks for the entertainment and information at same time. Thanks guys

[@kellyh4052]

I am very happy with SD Bullion. I would be interested in a video just about silver and gold bars. It seems like the route I've been going. I do have some rounds and interested in more. Great job, gentleman. I appreciate your videos.

[@sniperic1]

them and golden state, I been very happy with both they are my primary go too.

[@ralphbryant4575]

Another possibility is that the basic PM spot prices could drop on par with tariff percentages to negate the difference in current non-tariff PM prices as a result of lower demand. I would not be so quick to assume the spot price would just remain static and the tariff percentage simply added without some down side spot price adjustment. Tariffs can impact market price levels in either direction, increasing OR decreasing demand in the process. Market price equalibrium will eventually find their own price levels according to supply and demand. "Premium resistence" could just as easily spill over into "tariff resistence".

[@Karl_Burton]

20% Sales tax on silver in the UK

[@kuebby]

But nothing on gold, right?

[@Karl_Burton]

@@kuebby Correct. Gold bullion anyway, there's tax on gold jewelry

[@kuebby]

@ Every state in the US is different but a lot of states have tax on precious metal bullion. My state has 6% tax on gold and silver up to $1000, but none over that. Oregon (where Harry's shop is) has no sales tax on any products at all.

[@Karl_Burton]

@@kuebby Not too bad. Penalizes the not so well off, but not too bad if you like silver

[@Goldylocksss]

​@@kuebbycorrect😊

[@Tcreagh3]

If Harry gives you a spot on the counter for all the SD stickers, you could call it the “Dragon Swagon”.

[@PoliticalprisonUK]

Welcome to the British stackers world . Were their is a 20% sales tax called VAT on new silver. You can get around the sales tax by buying pre owned silver were you only pay the VAT on the dealer's commission. You can compare if you just Google Chards Blackpool bullion. And compare the price between pre owned and new.

[@shadowscreamer1]

You also have high tariffs on our exports, but we have none on your exports, which is why your economy is where its at. But when when we start imposing tarriffs on everyone else like theh do us, it’ll significantly hurt yall more than us

[@jeffshoesmith8047]

Only hurts the consumer and in this case that is you.

[@jayseflames176]

*where there.

[@mikythesaint6507]

Used chards for 25 years, its makes no difference in the UK, just buy it. if you don't need the savings then its better in metals, or crypto if you wish. don't do much silver because of the VAT and the weight. but golds fine, my number 1 sovereigns or Brittanie's no VAT on that and no capital gains if its from the UK mint 🙂 pretty expensive for a George 5th i used to pay £50.00 , they are now £560.00 for secondary market Bullion. Crazy times. But it still should not bother you, I bought 4 last month. if you always looked at the price you would never buy, thinking of the 15 I bought at £50.00 all those years ago. 🙂 its just savings for my kids mainly trying to educate them on the world is hard , they want everything now. 😞 Good luck stacking in the UK

[@shadowscreamer1]

@@jeffshoesmith8047 only from your perspective because you have no leverage. We have all the leverage as we are your biggest consumers. What will happen is, if the tarrifs are in place, it will drive up prices that were imported from your country, which will force us to look at competitors, and you will loose significant revenue due competition. THAT’S the very reason why yall don’t have a lot of American made items, like vehicles for example…it introduces competition and pulls locals away from local made products…get it

[@Jeannette-ei9xd]

Thanks guys! Great video!🎉

[@SilverDragons47]

Appreciate it! 👊🏽

[@lukasvandewiel860]

Good luck with the renovations!

[@orwellianhater4014]

My understanding is that South Africa gives a value on gold and silver Kruggerands at current spot prices for silver and gold; therefore there is a denomination for their silver and gold coins.

[@ultramagapurebloodpride8294]

A question for Harry.. Has Canada ever produced a Silver Maple that was shaped as a maple leaf? I'd like to see something like that.

[@valfortkamp4576]

Good question!!

[@jamespurchase4035]

I believe so.

[@dustinpribble1546]

Harry says it will take a little time for price to increase, Harry's a smart man but I personally think there will be anticipation price hikes, it'll start immediately and slowly increase until it levels off

[@davidhaydon9023]

I agree. Companies and Governments ALWAYS do business on the rumors and anticipation. As soon as the tariff is put on, prices will start rising even if the supply has not been affected yet.

[@alvinthecat8426]

Maples are stamped $5.00. Technically currency. Can you put a tariff on money?

[@coolbreeze6198]

Good question 👍

[@marcusmossuto]

If there is a tariff code already then probably yes.

[@bobertjones2300]

Trump will cuz he don't care.

[@jamespurchase4035]

Someone did a YT video on that. Depends on which direction you cross the US/Can boarder. But iirc (please, please check) say a 1oz Can Gold Maple is stamped 50$, and is legal tender, so it has money face value of 50$(CAD) versus a cost of 2700USD. This is the advantage of coins from national mints vs bar bullion.

[@tgraymk]

50 to 60 percent of our annual oil consumption is supplied by Canada. This tariff idea doesn't strike me as master level negotiating. The cost at the fuel pumps will be terrible with tariffs, and devastating if Canada decides to sell their oil somewhere else. Just sayin...

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[@SilverTiger86]

Harry is very wise. He has so much knowledge. Im so glad we get to here some of his wise words, and insight on these various important topics. Adrian as well. Both are scholars.

[@CardsWithKicks]

Thanks for your insights Harry and Adrian! I'm always looking forward to these videos with Silver Dragons at Harry's Coin Shop! Greetings from Germany!

[@margoadams4449]

Thank you! Great information 😊

[@dmonty4354]

Tariffs have been used throughout America history. It is a tool to keep other countries from abusive trade practices.

[@JohnSmith-pg9ns]

It also drives up inflation because those other countries are not going to lose money. They're going to just raise the prices so the American consumer ends up paying more. But of course, Trump supporters will bend backwards and do contortionist movements to defend Trump who will once again destroy the economy

[@FrancoisDufook]

Oh, that really is a funny one. This won't end well for western countries the days of USA imperial dominance is at a crossroads. You voted for what will happen

[@veteranredbeard6222]

Will it affect gold maples also?

[@Spirit-FilledMindset]

I think I agree with Harry on the tariffs. Tariffs are not really that big of a deal. We had them when the country started. It promotes competition and gets jobs back into US. Sure, it may seem bad at first, but in the long run its very beneficial.

[@peterdaley9801]

But tariffs cost Americans more money for products coming into America, it's the American people who pay for the tariffs not the country that is exporting the goods to America, trump is a idiot looser moron. 😅😅

[@bdubs3602]

I could be mistaken but isnt the US mint mandated to keep up supply per demand?

[@11Bravo84]

Tariffs are a bargaining tool, what good does it do to continue trading in a deficit? We are just asking for free but fair trade, if we sell your cars, you must sell our cars. Etc..

[@mistagregory]

The population of Canada is 1/10th that of the US. How are we supposed to have a trade balance? You want every Canadian to buy 10x more than they already are?

[@dustyc324]

maga = moron. you all just repeat things that don't make any sense. Dim Donald is a moron and so is anyone who voted for him

[@dustyc324]

​@mistagregory these aren't smart people.

[@11Bravo84]

@@mistagregory maybe, we don’t need your products.

[@rlemoyne007]

There is no such thing as a Canadian car.

[@matthewwynne939]

If tariffs on precious metals becomes perpetual thing, I wonder if over time that will increase the value of what has already been imported?

[@jessicanelson-88]

I say suck it up buttercups, the art of the deal is in the works. I'll take Tariffs over what the last 4 years has been. I'll keep stacking and will buy American silver and gold.

[@jamesalias595]

Silver maples are currency so not sure how a tariff can be added to currency, the other silver products a tariff could apply.

[@nrwalsh]

😂Master negotiator😂

[@Pepperboy555]

In his own mind 😂

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[@HelosWorldRailroadReseller]

😂 definitely the funniest thing in this video

[@JuPol-d9o]

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[@rudybetta]

Tariffs are a leverage on how the USA has to deal with the trade deficit but chances are these other countries will succumb to the demands for equality in trade and the imposition of tariffs won't last very long, but it's really the only course of action we have in our arsenal. The alternative might be a complete stoppage and I don't think any of us want that.

[@bsteinman8642]

Good show! Harry

[@WalkWatch01]

It's such a shame that there are no coin shops in the Netherlands with Harry's.

[@PatriotNorthman]

Thanks again Dragons, appreciate Harry and crew. Always well studied with facts and honest and insightful opinions.

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[@Torch_of_Sin]

I heard libertads are still considered coins because the face value of a libertad is just the current price of silver. So it still has a denomination.

[@Richmart1955]

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[@ThisHandleIsTaken1]

Im so glad I picked up a tube of 2020 Maples the last time I was in Harrys- the Queens image is SO much better than the King! They can keep those Maples with the King on them . . .

[@shawndmiles6747]

Don't forget that there will be no tariffs on domestic silver/gold mining production. Most people forget about or don't know about all the gold/silver mines shutdown in 1942 and never reopened.

[@tompurcell9287]

Trump will open federal leases for mining and forestry. USA Inc.

[@josephpurdy8390]

There are mines that have closed since the 1800s. The economics didn't make sense to completely excavate some of them.

[@shawndmiles6747]

Another thing is that old timers only mined high grade ore for the most part and left the lower grades in the ground or dumped it in the waste rock. I've heard about people making a nice living by just mining the waste rock with modern recovery methods.

[@Watching4Change_W4C]

Great stuff as always! 🇺🇸

[@bill4572]

We will survive the tariffs 😊 I know I will it's more on the gold prices has me concerned as a collector/stacker

[@blademan4089]

Canada supplies you with 25 % of your oil.. If Tariffs come .. The faucet will turn off.. Silver is the least of your problems

[@GeorgeRodrigues-xb6bo]

not only oil....but Ontario supplies electricity to NY, Michigan, Wisconsin etc....good luck America. The Conman is the President

[@SILVERVIKING23]

Not when we start drilling again

[@loneelychaiir3582]

Absolutely. Canada sells crude oil to the US at dirt cheap prices, the US then refines it and sells it on the world market for market price, making massive profit off of Canadian Oil. Biden depleted the US oil reserve in 2022, so If Trump enacts Canadian Tariffs, Canada needs to immediately cut off its oil supply to the US and hit them where it hurts. It seems crazy to me to put a 25% tariff on a neighbour and ally but only a 10% tariff on an enemy (China) who is ultimately responsible for the large majority of outsourcing of US jobs.

[@GeorgeRodrigues-xb6bo]

@@SILVERVIKING23 you need to get educated. The shale oil that America produces is exported cause America can't refine it. America can only refine Canada and Venezuela oil

[@christopheremerson2892]

You can bet that the premiums on Silver Eagles will go thru the roof to match anything else coming into the country.

[@daryelljeffries7861]

Tariffs won't improve our economy they will sink out economy. It is the consumer that will pay the tariffs not the exporting countries.

[@mikythesaint6507]

Not sure there is anything that will save our economy. I only see inflation, and because of that, all we can do is protect ourselves with assets, I'm not gonna argue about what assets, but anything that will store its value better than the inflated Dollar 😞

[@11Bravo84]

Tariffs are a bargaining tool, what good does it do to continue trading in a deficit? Free but fair trade is all we are asking for.

[@kconnor4568]

You wanna bet? There are going to be a lot of dealers who are going to raise their prices immediately on February first ,because of that trade tariff , even before ,even if they haven’t received any material that was even connected to the tariffs. Plus the fact that there will be a lot of cargo that is already in route to their destination that will not have the tariffs on them again because they were already in the US before and were delivered after February and thus escaping the tariffs. But regardless there will still be dealers who will sell their products with the price plus tariffs and pocket the extra money.

[@michaelrennie2958]

buy on the dip dont abandon ship

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you gentlemen for the video.

[@bdubs3602]

If this happens then yes price may be more. Nobody says you have to buy them. You still have a choice. Plenty of US coinage!

[@indivisibleman8596]

US coinage is refined bullion from China.

[@johnwilkos8499]

Good video Silver Dragon, can't wait to be able to visit and buy at Harrys çoin shop

[@horkneeoldman]

It very well could boost the price so your stack will be worth more. Sounds good to me. Stacking should be for saving.

[@haroldcromack1065]

@@horkneeoldman I agree good comment 👍 ⚖️🇺🇸

[@krauthead4]

I could see coin shops stocking up on maples now, then selling them as if they bought them at the tariff price. We'll see.

[@SHOCKWAVEDAVE]

Tariffs bring folks in line to act & operate right. Tariffs are currently in place now. . Any issue you have now with those in place? Both neighbors will fall in line as it’s about $$.

[@brandondockter4272]

Thank you for the statement, it’s lost on so many that tariffs are as much or more of a negation tool.

[@PeterBergeris]

If there is a tariff on anything it becomes more expensive. It like motorcycles. Metals are a luxury. If a certain coin is expensive there will always be something cheaper. I want this country to be first.

[@sniperic1]

yep tariffs are coming so I am planning on stack as many maples as I have cash too.

[@stevenpalmer8403]

I still have room for Maples in my tube, but if his tariffs do affect them, I will work on my Philharmonic tube.

'trump is a master negotiator' you guys get mexico to pay for that wall yet?

[@Dutchdamsel]

Maybe not one you can see outright… but there are a lot of different methods to accomplish this.

[@detodoynada936]

They did pay indirectly yes. Try to keep up. Btw it was only $5 billion, which is 1,000x more money than Biden send Ukraine to defend their border. lol

@@Dutchdamsel its been almost a decade. what part of the fence did mexico pay for?

[@Alexjm1911]

Exactly😂😂

[@harrykerr900]

Always a goose anywhere u go...

[@F37METAL]

Thx Silver Dragons. Great Video. And Fantastic Info. Awesome to hear from Harry again. And his thoughts and views about the new tariffs that are coming in February. U Rock. 👍👀🖖👻🤘😎🎸🎶🎵

[@thomasboyd6242]

It’s amazing that so few people understand the benefits of tariffs!

[@michaelclark9453]

You must like paying taxes as well? Tariffs are a different word for taxing a product from another country, however the consumer pays the tax or tariff. Not rocket science. That's why a Chinese EV gets a 100% tax you pay to uncle Sam. What an advantage. Lol

[@chuckbrewington6817]

Harry is a wise man. He understands.

[@DavidRubin-gy3jo]

Silver Dragons Thank you for another outstanding video at Harry's coin shop and the live stream from last night. Keep up the great work, Thank you again. Stack what you can ,when you can afford it 🙏🏻 🇺🇲🦅😀

[@jt9451]

Silver Dragons I personally feel no matter what subject you talk about in your videos to me the important things I observe and listen to is the history that is shared in the coin community and world. I prefer reading first before I buy coins. My story is I got coins from the late 70’s as a gift and the first thing I did was buy the R.S. Yeomen red hardcover book.

[@PRyan_Limerick]

Make no mistake. Silver = Value. The 'low' price for Silver 12 months ago =$22.09, 6 months =$26.50, 3 months =$28.81. What about today ? Silver low =$30.46. Look !! All prices are only going 'up & up'. Every Silver 'low' is an opportunity to 'buy'!

[@samuelfoster68]

Man these recent months make me feel like metals are like day trading stocks lol

[@Vermontguy87]

I don’t think Trump is a good negotiator. I think he’s a terrible negotiator. He’s just a bully and baby and always tries to get his way!!!! Trump is also a terrible businessman every business he’s ever owned seems to fail!!!!

[@dustyc324]

idiot. he's an idiot. Just listen to him talk.

[@roscohaines8508]

And yet the guy is loaded and also the President. Doesn't seem to be a failure to me.

[@justsomeone6835]

You sound like a K/H lover dumpster fire

[@bobegan2121]

If your moniker was Floridaguy87, you would have said he is an awesome negotiator

[@WallyJensen]

Thanks for the video.

[@donno8611]

Europe is not a country, it’s a continent. Good luck with your crazy orange president there! Greetz from Holland

[@11Bravo84]

Be careful, Mr. Holland we just might come and take your country too!

[@Rolly327]

Sorry, Dutchman. But just like your country, you (and your opinions) are decidedly irrelevant. Lykke til.

[@sellsubz]

You worry about your captured Globalist dump.

[@bensherman8976]

So crazy that's why America is the greatest country on the planet.

[@SirS001]

@@11Bravo84 it sounds like you're going to attack Greenland, Panama, Mexico, Canada and a lot of other countries. Your only friend is Putin lol.

[@lordleonusa]

Personally, I consider Silver to be too volatile to be a good investment. Gold is much better, if you can afford it

[@Prepare2Survive]

I've been seeing a lot of comments from people saying they don't mind paying more for USA made products and while that's great it's still not a morally or ethically sound excuse to support govt forcing your neighbors to pay more for something. Vote with your own wallet, but don't vote with your neighbor's wallet because that's wrong.

[@Dante95240]

Scenario: I have 20 American made chairs in my store. My neighbor has 20 of the same style chair made at his house. He comes to me and asks me to sell his chairs in MY STORE for him, and he wants to chg 25% less than I can sell my chairs for. I tell him I can sell his chairs but access to MY stores market will cost him 25%, which makes both chairs equal. Why would I undercut my sales, and do the work to sell his, and give him my market access, to make 25% less?? That's how I view tarrifs. I don't understand why people can't wrap their heads around this, it's not that difficult. We've been getting ripped off by our neighbors forever, and much of their product IS of lessor quality than our American made product. There must be a "level field for commerce" to be fair. People must put aside their emotional reactions and think. Tariffs may also replace the income tax, which will put more money in your pockets...so big deal the price on foreign goods may be more, you'll have more to spend!! 😁

[@Prepare2Survive]

@@Dante95240 You didn't describe a "level playing field" because you're charging your neighbor 25% extra to sell his chairs. A level playing field would be charging ALL your suppliers 25% extra for access to your store. Tariffs are just a fancy word for taxes and all production and distribution level taxes are passed on down to the consumer which means the govt isn't getting the extra money from producers. It's getting extra money from consumers and that by definition is a tax. You might think free market competition is ripping people off, but you would be wrong. Just like you're wrong to think tariffs will replace the income tax. Morally and ethically speaking the only justified form of taxation is voluntary where the consumer chooses which service they want to use and which service they don't want to use. In a true free society there would also not be any govt monopolies on any service and the govt would be limited in power to whatever power the average person has. If you don't have an individual right to impose tariffs or taxes on goods coming into your neighborhood that means the govt doesn't have that right either.

[@kurtreese7408]

What’s to stop me from traveling to Canada and buying the silver there myself? Is there still a tariff?

[@jopiaspieder1184]

Nothing and going to Canada getting it yourself is a good plan

[@brucemccall4320]

“Trump is a master negotiator “ Harry 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣trump is a 🤡

[@jm99497]

A clown would say that

[@weststephan5253]

Class act Harry!