If You Want to BUY Gold & Silver WHAT Is The Best Kind of Gold & Silver To Buy RIGHT NOW!?

[@ashleygarnett8840]

I think personally, we are better off stacking everything from bullion, scrap metals, and ancient coins. Don't just invest in metals though. Spread your wealth and assets. Just never hold to much fiat.

[@rasbobbo]

Think I’ll stick with my one ounce silver coins.

[@Goldylocksss]

Another excellent video which I fully agree with you.. Started watching you in 2021 when started stacking sovs. ever since with 1oz gold Britannias, glad I follow you, very pleased with my gold stack😊😊

[@asheland_numismatics]

I like sovereigns. 👍

[@darrenbullman9450]

Cheers BYB for sharing.

[@philipbant657]

Just love sovereigns ❤❤❤❤❤..wish i had more!!

[@romanmichalek4758]

Thanks, down to earth! Do I agree...yes, maybe😂. Personally I build my basis with 1kg gold bars in various nominations 1-100g, afterwards 20kg in silver bars. Bars are boring to look at, switched to coins, souvenirs, vreneli, philharmonic, krugers, maples. 1 oz gold, tubes in silver. My son said that I am mad, so switched to Perthmint, have whole collection of Kangaroo silver, LunarIII up to now in Silver 1oz and 1/10 gold. Few 1kg silver Rabbits with privy mark...2023 December my retirement. My son still believes that I am crazy😂/addicted... yes platin and paladium also...hate to have money in the bank...Nevertheless, everybody should decide on their financial and what they like. For sure not going to spend x on a new iPhone😂

[@jonodunn2592]

Any chance of a full stack video byb?

[@AWright300]

Nice informative video thanks. I have just purchased my first gold sovereign for my daughter. Now feel like I’m hooked on gold content and info to invest more 😅

[@tonystone9367]

Wow D&D i still have my DM`s Guide and my Monster manual from 1979 !

[@Jumpingintosilver]

The way I look at it before I started stacking I wasted money. Most of my life so if I lose a little of cash to me dosnt matter but now I'm learning to by better

[@wasillastacker]

Lately I've been concentrating on 10 oz RCM bars and various kilo bars for my silver and pre 1933 us gold coins for my gold acquisitions

[@SilverBackStacker]

Mmm, I do like sovs. I sold quite a few from my collection and need to start re-accumulating.

[@philipbant657]

Yes BY the VAT on silver in the UK is a killer. Just have to avoid the VAT, (buy from BYB) !

[@joshuarhoades2740]

I would disagree on platinum because of industrial usage specifically for alternative fuel use like hydrogen.

[@Jumpingintosilver]

It's right what you saying only been stacking a short time but I've acquired so much

[@ah5836]

if it's close to it's bullion melt value and looks new with a pretty shine, then it's right for anyone's stack. Beyond that, it's good picking up the common coins & bars, when selling back to a dealer they don't like dealing with the oddball unique items, better having that common item they already sell lots of, so they can just add it to the pile and not have to incur any work overhead listing & marketing a unique product.

[@Eli-qr9hc]

USA here, A 1/4 oz gold coin question, please. Presently my budget allows me to buy 1/4, oz's, I am aware of the premiums vs 1ozers, but I always see the 1/4oz gold British Tutor coins at $30+ lower than other 1/4ozers like AGE, Maple, Britannia, etc...I haven’t collected the quarter ounce gold tutor coins in the past, but they are at such a great price being a 1/4oz that it’s frustrating vs buying a more expensive 1/4 gold ones. In your opinion, would you buy these because of the lower price? And why or why not, thank you!!

[@jonodunn2592]

I would buy as you’re getting more gold for your money and here in the uk they’re capital gains tax free which make them popular over here not sure what your tax laws will be regarding these

[@cowboy_henk]

Check out helvetias, french roosters and US pre 33 gold, you'll pay less premium vs fractional bullion, and they're just really neat pieces

[@drucey1210]

Where is the best place to look for good value gold/silver? Totally new to stacking, I'm also guilty of only using the Royal Mint, but only because I know it won't be fake. Thanks, keep up the good work, really appreciated 👏🏼

[@mojojojo11811]

Atkinsons

[@davesaunders59]

I’d love some chunky silver bars but the CGT in the UK makes it a no go. I’ll stick with sovereigns.

[@seminumismaticguy8575]

What's best to buy assuming that by best we means best return when its needed then it is usually region dependent .... Based on laws(is it legal) , taxes ( buying and selling) and liquidity( can it be sold quickly and easily). Local gold appears to be best in most parts of the world. In the uk bars aren't advised .... Id also say in general stay away from industrial metals , logically its a negative and works agianst it the majority of the time, it is definitely not a positive .

[@hmalik5232]

Why are bars not advised in the uk?

[@seminumismaticguy8575]

@@hmalik5232 capital.gains tad buying bars is like throwing away 10-20% profits in the bin

[@mojojojo11811]

@@hmalik5232 You pay Capital Gains Tax on gold bars that's why

[@OgKingMC]

We havent seen those big 50 pesos ina while 😉

[@AjoraJade]

Is platinum just expensive silver which will never have milk spots?

[@ellerellerek52]

I'd argue that quarter Britannias are better than sovereigns as they are pure gold and no need to melt them to get just the gold.

[@andrewaldsworth191]

What would you say is the best size sovereign to buy

[@adamthomas3487]

Full

[@stephenyoung8429]

Kg 😂😂😂

[@gavincorbett1272]

Could you point me in the direction of buying gold sovereign coins as I'm new to this and am worried about having my pants pulled down....I need to find an honest seller.

[@BackyardBullion]

Atkinsons bullion

[@gavincorbett1272]

@BackyardBullion thankyou

[@jonodunn2592]

I see people regularly selling 1/10 silver britannias for £9.99 on eBay

[@trentsuveges7622]

Basically I bought everything in accumulation phase

[@landrovervideos1182]

Where can I buy bullion from you

[@spincolor]

I think sovereigns are only good if bought in the UK. Buying elsewhere incurs tax due to their non-purity. Also, recent sovereigns look like copper coins. Buying older sovereigns (i.e. the ones that actually look like gold) are almost treated like numismatic coins and have added costs. I like my gold to look like gold. Basically, I'd go with recent gold Britannia's as they have great security features and can be purchased close to spot. 1oz is perfect. If older sovereigns were competitively priced, I'd go with them instead.

[@domonator1167]

do you see the s:g ratio getting wider over the next decade?

[@bullionaddict9164]

I always wanted to be one of the cool 😎 kids 🤔

[@madmunky8989]

Your wrong mate, Chips ain't cheap these days.

[@gianmichaelshannon5974]

20 Franc Swiss coins, can’t go wrong

[@mgtowchampion7961]

What do you think about electric cars pushing up price of silver ?

[@BackyardBullion]

I don't think it will make it skyrocket and a lot of the change in price that has happened in the last 5 years has already been in reaction to the growth of the sector.