My Biggest Silver Stacking Regrets - LEARN FROM MY MISTAKES!

[@silverfan2196]

My only regret is not starting earlier in life.

[@SilverDragons47]

amen to that 😂🔥🐉

[@slayerstacker2074]

Agree 10000000%

[@ikust007]

At least you are not my age so you are already ahead.

[@josephbrown3647]

Same, gonna be 30 soon and just ordered my first 5oz lol

[@jacob_1866]

Same.

[@chiefstacker6343]

I’m in the boat with ya. I’m 61, wish I started years ago. Trying to put away a great stack for my grandchildren to inherit.

[@ThePlatinumBeast]

Biggest Regret is blowing $100 on drinkin every week in my early 20's Jeez the stack I would have if I chose Silver instead!

[@DJChrisArgueta]

Same here

[@petermitchell545]

Yeah but I bet that Dunkin tasted real good 😌

[@tmolie]

Never regret living a good life.

[@quebecpatriot3525]

I never regret party. Good memory worth gold.

[@Eagle93Writer]

If you enjoed it it wasnt wasted money. Sure maybe should have cut that down by a bit and invested some into something that keeps value but what good is all money if you cant spend it on anything you enjoy.

[@ranchocopper]

I wish I had started sooner! Number one regret. The plus side is that it DID help me with my finances and financial management. I don’t buy just “stuff” anymore. Silver and gold now. Thanks for the videos

[@SilverDragons47]

yes it’s a great way to save money! you are welcome and thanks for watching! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐉

[@GunnarsGames]

I’ve been stacking since I was 7 years old when my dad took me to a coin shop. While there I bought a silver round. The coin shop owner showed me a $20 American gold coin, I said, “I have $20, I can buy that!” They laughed, my dad laughed, I didn’t understand. I learned precious metal is worth more than my useless paper birthday money. 30 years later and I’ve been stacking ever since. Thousands upon thousands of ounces later.

[@cooldaddyfunk]

Dude, I wish that was my story. Haha

[@BadWeatherfreak]

Savage!

[@TheQuickSilver101]

I regret very little when it comes to precious metals. Mostly I regret not finding the community on KZbin sooner. It gives me a place where I can share my passion. IRL I feel like I have to keep it hidden. Thanks so much! 👍

[@TtheSilverStacker]

KZbin has changed my perspective and taught me so much!

[@HoosierStacker]

Don't anyone do the "Could of, Should of, Would of" ...press forward hard and fast but also smart Just keep stacking y'all!!

[@tallgoofyb]

That’s right it’s “could have,” “should have” 😉

[@BlanchardsBees]

Best thing I did was to quit smoking & drinking and start investing that money into silver.

[@danganz8153]

I quit smoking and slowed down on beer intake, love the extra $$$$ for silver

[@TtheSilverStacker]

Smart moves!

[@johnmorgan9731]

Yes I'm trying to quit for silver

[@Chrisinsocal]

So you went from one addiction to another! Lol but a profitable one!

[@BlanchardsBees]

@@Chrisinsocal you got that right! I figure what better way to spend money than to spend it on more money 😁

[@tryingtograsplife]

Just bought my first silver purchase 😜🤩😏, thanks for everything last few months I’ve learned from listening to your channel 😁👍💪

[@johnbellinger6524]

I wish that I had started sooner. I started four years ago when I was 71!!! As I approach the "elder" classification I am glad that I started my stacking with gold. When I looked at the gold/silver ratio, I started my silver stacking. Sell my gold and buy silver??? I'm too old for that. The gold is "sold" and silver is too volatile. I am at heart a collector. Stamps until thirty years ago when I discovered that forgeries could easily enter the stamp collecting community. ASEs are less likely to be forged than the gold eagle. The gold I have is almost all pre-33 and purchased through a reputable dealer. I can only suggest that you make stacking a habit, NOT A PASSION!!! You can work yourself too much watching the price quotes. Just cool it. Relax and enjoy the ride.

[@SilverDragons47]

def enjoy the ride and congrats on the pre33 my friend! I need to get some more 🔥🐉

[@jacob_1866]

@@SilverDragons47 Im 17 and I wish I started sooner lol. I have about 50 pz and im still stacking

[@cgbcoinsmatt-cgbcleanmatt5492]

My first silver purchase was 31 fake Silver Dollars. That was a rough start but I’ve learned a lot over the last 6 years and love collaborating with other KZbin channels. My regret is not making videos years ago. I am finally connected to the KZbin community and loving it.

[@TtheSilverStacker]

I just started out too. It’s been fun!

[@cgbcoinsmatt-cgbcleanmatt5492]

@@TtheSilverStacker awesome. I watched your Morgan Dollar video. I am weakest on a Morgan Dollars. Let me know If you want to collaborate in the future.

[@BadWeatherfreak]

Where you bought the fake silver from?

[@cgbcoinsmatt-cgbcleanmatt5492]

@@BadWeatherfreak I was in Hong Kong.

[@BadWeatherfreak]

@@cgbcoinsmatt-cgbcleanmatt5492 ahh I see. I thought it was on ebay.

[@renstocks]

I am 13 yaaaa I started early

[@jacob_1866]

How much do you have so far?? Im 17 and I just started

[@HDDynalowrider]

You dont ever ask someone that . Fyi

[@bobzabawski6352]

I just started recently, thanks to your videos. My regret also, is all the money I've wasted in the past that could have gone toward silver.

[@ikust007]

The hardest part isn’t to be able to share with friends ... anyway they would think I am crazy so ....

[@809tactsolutions5]

That’s why we all gotta spread the word as much as we can. This is why I started my own channel that will talk precious metals along with other topics but it’s all we can do for now.

[@druegillis1744]

Crazy like a fox.......

[@fiatdestroyer9716]

It's kind of incredible to think what my stack would look like if I would have started ten, fifteen years ago.🔥🔥

[@castolo4790]

15 years ago yes, it was very cheap. However, 10 years ago silver was more expensive than it is now. In 2010 I wish I would have known about BTC instead :)

[@adamjam9541]

I'm old enough when I wanted to be a second cousin to the Hunt Bros with that being said I didn't discipline myself to buy even more back in the day . Don't beat yourself up too bad

[@SilverDragons47]

lol i’ll be team hunt bros with you 🔥🐉

[@nathanr.494]

i was just a collector for a long while. wasn't until 2003 i decided to buy for more than just collecting. because i waited too long. i still don't have gold. which is a goal. maybe someday down the road. :)

[@SilverDragons47]

you gotta get some gold my friend! 🔥🐉

[@6980869]

Why not just start out with buying fractional gold? I buy as small as 1/10ozt, but would go even smaller, if the price is right. Sure, the premiums are higher per ozt, but at least you’ll have some, instead of your current position (unless u finally bought some since you made this comment).

[@nathanr.494]

@@6980869 i am thinking fractional now. thanks for the advice.

[@66block84]

Two regrets: 1. not buying gold in late 90's early 2000's when it was around $250.00 per ounce. 2. NOT selling my silver at the last peak in 2011.

[@ikust007]

You were already much more brilliant than me : 2011 you had silver :)) BRAVO!

[@66block84]

@@ikust007 Thanks, I had a divorce in 2001 that also put a crimp on things for a few years.

[@SilverDragons47]

yeah i could see both of those... 🔥🐉

[@ikust007]

@@66block84 you have my sympathy mate

[@TtheSilverStacker]

Yep! Same here!

[@kalolawahine9182]

No Regrets Here! Just Very Thankful For What I Have...

[@ericsingletary2603]

There was a guy I saw here on YT, and when silver started to climb he talked about dumping his life savings into silver spot was $27 and I think about that a lot. I cost average an 1ozt or 2 a week through the year.

[@Silverado_UK]

No regrets, just stacking more😃💪

[@SilverDragons47]

nice 😁 keep on stacking!!! 🔥🐉

[@Chitown-Silver]

I'm 51 years old & remember buying silver at coin shows in my teens & twenties. I would buy cull morgan dollars for $7.00 each. I cut my neighbor acre yard for $3.50. Every two weeks I'd buy a morgan dollar. I was so happy. Everyone bought hot wheels cars & I bought morgan dollars. I have about 10 rolls of morgan dollars and non of my friends has thier hot wheels. Who's the dummy now?

[@Silverado_UK]

Exactly!

[@Silverado_UK]

Boom! 💥

[@user-db8eb3yb7w]

$7 at 12% invested in stock market over 30 years would've yielded you $209.72, are your $7 Morgan dollars worth around $200 today?

[@Chitown-Silver]

@@user-db8eb3yb7w Stocks are a piece of paper or a promise if you will. Silver is a physical precious metal. I'd rather have in hand silver. I do however have a 401k that I've contributed to for 25+ years.

[@ikust007]

I am exactly in the same boots mate ! Cheers to you .

[@betod3113]

My only regret is selling my silver years back dalm.. but I started already since 2019 until know and am never selling it ever again no matter what this is for long term..

[@AlohaStacker]

Mistakes are great shares! People need to know! Thanks SD! 🌋

[@cgbcoinsmatt-cgbcleanmatt5492]

Just looking for people I recognize. Hello.

[@AlohaStacker]

@@cgbcoinsmatt-cgbcleanmatt5492 Hello Matt!

[@debbys-abqnm4537]

In early 2017, if I recall correctly, I started searching penny rolls. That was fun, but I grew out of that and became interested in silver probably mid 2017. I learned a lot from KZbin so that when I went to our one LCS and to our bi-annual coin shows, I was able to pick up great things for little money. I've been buying with great care since mid March 2020. One thing I liked to buy in 2018&19 was sets of 2012 AtB silver proof quarters, but I'm glad I didn't buy them in 2012 (it took me 5 years to become interested in silver). Back in 2012, silver was apx $25-$35/oz, so the AtB sets were probably costly. Pre March 2020 I was getting them for about $26/each (plus $3.95 postage, though if I bought several sets, the postage charge covered them, too). Now the same eBay vendor has them for $39/each (plus postage). So as Silver Dragons points out, timing can be everything... but as Lynette Zang likes to say, silver and gold are way undervalued, so don't stop shopping around!

[@alicesmith1016]

Investing in silver is one of the biggest chances of making money 💸. In 2-3 year's you'll be so suprised about the decision you made today.

[@user-jg2ke2cu9c]

Crypto is the future

[@hughtolson2439]

Yeah no doubt the crypto market has earned me alot,you just gotta understand the market

[@davidjohnson2705]

I've got interest in investing but afraid of doing it on my own to avoid loss from my end

[@thelmacrownover4303]

@@davidjohnson2705 That's why you need the help of a professional who understands the market and how it works very well

[@mathewfoland3645]

@@thelmacrownover4303 these investors understands the market and make maximum return for investors

[@danb4033]

Definitely started way too late!

[@SilverDragons47]

you and me both my friend 🔥🐉

[@gabeisthemanyo]

100% agree with the savings account concept. Its a lot easier to save when you can't to a store and drop down a silver coin. Def the most wealth I've had at one time saved up.

[@superred5]

Barber dimes are my absolute faves. That 1903 is gorgeous! This was a great video, SD. Thanks!

[@silverbeancounter]

Not stacking more is my biggest regret. Still, we did good. At this price level, I'm still stacking but going for more premiums.

[@rangerdoc1029]

My biggest regret is looking at Bitcoin in 2011 & buying silver instead

[@marknordgard1916]

My regret are why I bought silver and not bitcoin

[@keblee2443]

yeah I definitely regret not starting sooner, especially knowing that the price of these metals are just going to go way up from here and I barely was able to afford nothing more than a few ounces. I dont want to buy high, so I'm definitely going to be paying real close attention to those dips.

[@GASilverHunter]

I think flipping is almost a key tactic in expanding the stack. But you need to be really careful because you can get burned. The recent v75 eagle expanded my stack by over 37 toz for a $174 buy-in.

[@mikemiller4561]

Not buying any more silver after i sold my entire stack in 1980 is my biggest regret, FFW 2017 a chance find of a jewelry tray in the middle of the road being ran over by cars led me back to the LCS to see what the scrap prices where I walked out with $5 in 90% and that's how it started again..

[@tommcstacker4216]

My biggest regret is not pour-chasing more also! 🗽🇺🇸

[@SilverDragons47]

yeah I can’t get enough pours 😂🔥🐉

[@savvystacker9552]

My only regret thus far is that I didn't start sooner. I'm on the other side of 50, and I have only been stacking since July 2020. Thankfully, I'm a young 50-something and in good health, so hopefully I have many, many years of stacking in me still.

[@jimc2141]

i started 54 years ago so i saw silver at $2 a ounce and up. what i regret the most was helping others in the coin clubs and others learn about stacking and coin collecting. i taught this since the 1980's and 8 years ago i became disabled and all those so called friends will now have nothing to do with me. so if i could do things over i would help no one at all.

[@wl4901]

God remembers every good deed. Ka is a wheel.

[@christianfehr8652]

Good video I started buying precious metals this year and these tips are useful. Bought my first 3oz of silver the other day with your SD bullion recommendation

[@cereal_killah]

I started stacking silver eagles and bought silver jewelry back in 2003 but listened to people saying it is not worth more than face value. My biggest regret was that I should have just kept with it

[@stevelauda5435]

ive been doing it for yrs, then dump it buy stuff i needed bought more dumped it when silver reached its peak and traded it all for gold then sold that bought more things i neede and started buying again ....sold alot 2 yrs ago but also kept alot. i love silver dollars and have quite a few of them.

[@tagteamrecoveries]

Very nice buddy ! Thanks for sharing :) ATB

[@SilverDragons47]

thanks for watching my friend! 🔥🐉

[@silversteeler2851]

Great video my friend. I do wish I had gotten in earlier but I did purchase a ton for 2 years at 14 to 17 dollar range. Glad I did. Thumbs up.

[@jduff59]

Regrets, I've had a few, but then again, too few to mention.

[@rogers8381]

Great vid buddy!! I have to say I never regret any choices because every choice has brought me here, today!! I love this community as is!! 47th Dragon Legion strong

[@wayneb3149]

I had 150 oz. in bars back in the early 1990's. Sold 130 oz in the late 1990s'. Just started stacking again few months ago when I rediscovered the 2 10oz bars I saved that had been sitting in a box in the attic all these years.

[@missiontent111]

Been in business for myself since leaving school nearly fifty years ago. I have never had a paid job. My advice: Number one: Any business that cannot manage the interest payments upon the credit neccessary for it's survival is not worth continuing with. Number two: Cash can be used opportunistically to create fast profit. Precious metals cannot ..... unless the target opportunity is willing to accept it as payment ...... and that would be unusual.

[@dannymckenzie8329]

Even if my stock becomes worthless by its weight i will have no regrets. If someone steals some, i regret nothing. If i lose some i regret nothing. Because as long as i have enough silver to pay the ferrymen my journey will be peaceful. I have been assured it.

[@SilverWalker84]

I'm almost at the point to where I'm going to just start wearing a potato sack instead of clothes so I can buy a few more Libertads every month😂but seriously great vid. Starting early is the key for sure. My grandfather got me interested in silver at an early age and you are totally right about what it teaches you. It's not just the fact you'd have more silver if you started earlier but the longer you stack the more common sense life lessons you learn. Some are learned harder than others.

[@BatmanBoss]

I wish I had started earlier as well

[@Nineteen0Four]

If it wasn't for 2020 and the beer flu, I would still be wasting my money on materialistic nonsense. Now I have a whole new outlook on life. I kind of view 2020 as a blessing in disguise for me personally.

[@natemr4482]

My regret is selling 50 ounces of maples 👍

[@SilverDragons47]

yeah I could see that... 🔥🐉

[@Chrisinsocal]

50 maples is a nice haul I hope you got a good price

[@natemr4482]

@@Chrisinsocal no i paid to much for them i am learning my lesson i am newer sliver dragons has helped a lot 😀👍

[@blaccsilverstaff5484]

Damn ....i just avoided selling 30ozs......it was important but it just didnt play out in my benefit.....🏌

[@jdhoops4775]

I regret not educating myself more before I bought silver. I bought too many bars at once at first then realized I liked coins much more. I ended up fortunately selling the bars for profit and bought ASEs with it. Be patient with this game.

[@betod3113]

Good thing no one knows am stacking silver not even my spouse knows cus she will make me sell it one day but she knows I collect old coin's not my silver 😊

[@Silverado_UK]

Lol 😂 nice move man!

[@silentbliss7666]

How do u manage to do that lol

[@lilrockfromga5092]

Im like some others that i started stacking late, but i am stacking now and will keep on stacking. Peace.

[@stansbornak8116]

Life is too short for regrets!

[@henryshockem9242]

I sorta blew it on a couple of auctions. Thought I was getting a good deal, but then got hit with a buyers premium that was one time 28% and then shipping which was another like 40 bucks. Well there went my good deal out the window. So make sure you crunch your numbers before you play the auction game...

[@Akuma60]

1. Not listening to the artist formerly known as Baggins about going hard on eagles. 2. Not buying more Atlantis, Scottsdale, etc poured. My LCS used to sell for .70 -1.20 over spot so I didn't appreciate them vs buying my #3. Not buying more generic. Now I have several hundred ozs of semi numismatic that I never want to let go of

[@KidMangaX]

My regret is that my Leopold V Austrian coins fell out of the plastic packaging tube when the tube was turned upside down by mistake. Now they have milkspots. Seriously, what were they thinking using only a stamped piece of tape to secure the lid?! Also: I should've bought a monster box instead of two tubes.

[@silverlover5817]

Thanks for the video.....

[@SilverDragons47]

thanks for watching! 🔥🐉

[@MrMonero]

I regret not investing younger. I just turned 40. Luckily I have been stacking Bitcoin for a few years so at the mo I’m doing incredibly well with crypto. I’m thinking once I cash out a little crypto and buy a few acres of land that I will put some also into silver and a little gold. Land is my priority though.

[@silvergoldsaver779]

My 2 regrets is not starting earlier (before the big run up in 2011) and buying too many high premium silver.

[@willweed6168]

Yep. I wish that I would have gotten into stacking sooner.

[@johngi8366]

Thanks for another interesting video. Would you explain why you don't recommend silver bars? Akso, what are your thoughts about NGC/PCGS slabbed Morgan Dollars, like 1881-S MS-62 to MS-64? Thanks in advance

[@gladlymadhatter831]

Diversification was def one of my top 5 wrong doings when I first started collecting/stacking.. I had got me like only ten 1oz coins and a couple 1/2oz and that was literally all it took and I was hooked to silver lol within like a week after getting that first purchase I went right back and got me around 20 more ounces.. and I originally had only planned on stacking didn't really plan on becoming a collector but within no time I was 110% hook on all coins lol . Silver was my main thing I was buying but was here and there buying some non-bullion just straight up collectors coins.. like I had truly fallen in love with the beauty and history of the coins and I am now a hardcore collector and about 75% of what I buy goes towards collecting and paying some of these insane premiums lol smh and about 25% going towards stacking.. but I didn't buy my first gold coins/bullion until I had gotten to around 200 ounces of silver.. so now that I feel very comfortable with the amount of silver I have I've been buying around a few grams to 1/2 ounce of gold for every 30ish to 40ish ounces of silver I buy.. but I had already had a decent bit of jewelry gold and mind you my knowledge on this stuff at the time was horrible lol so I figured I was good with the jewelry gold that I had found over the years at yard sale , estate sales and other random finds and places.. but then I realized " oohhh okay.. this really isn't as good as .999 bullion gold " lol I mean it is but it isn't , like it's nice to have and can be and is a good investment but it's not investment grade. Sorry for the long comment but I could talk coins and or bullion all day lol great vid man.. I watch your videos all the time but have only left a comment maybe once or twice so just wanted to say thanks for all the vids and info bro.. keep it up

[@gladlymadhatter831]

And the messed up part is is that I trade stocks on a daily ( lol yes I'm one of those guys 😁😂 one of the dreadful day and swing traders lol ) so I know all about diversification but was slow and dumb when it came to diversifying with bullion smh lol

[@jimshort9266]

Great common sense advice. I personally have been buying government issued Bullion. Nothing wrong with generics but I figure government issued would be easier to buy and sell and if things get bad, spend. I don’t pay for the higher premium unless I really like the coin. Typically buy the common Maples, Britannia’s, Kangaroo’s and such.

[@jessicaingles6079]

I'm planning on stacking in 2021. I've been watching a lot of yours and Yankees videos. My plan is for my grandchildren. I'm thinking ASE, constitution, and ten ounce bars. Does this sound like a good idea?

[@marychang6919]

its not a mistake but rather a nice thing. live in a state were there's no sales tax.

[@CashAndCoinsYT]

Thank you for your honesty.

[@ahmadahmed1869]

Better late start than never

[@punx1169]

Wish I started sooner too. Got in at 19 but I'm trying to quit smoking to stack faster too.

[@Silverado_UK]

Well done! That’s sounds like a great decision 🔥😀

[@Silverado_UK]

@@farticlesofconflatulation for sure! Keep it up bro

[@SilverDragons47]

yeah once you focus on the growing the stack other things seem less important 🔥🐉

[@danganz8153]

I quit smoking 3 years ago after 40 years now I love the extra $$$$ for silver

[@Silverado_UK]

@@danganz8153 great feeling right...👊🏻

[@paulajohnson6409]

No don't have regrets by not starting sooner. That is a regret about many things. Fact is Now is the time to buy silver. Procrastination only leads to 5yrs later having regrets for not buying now. I'm bad about telling friends. It's exciting to talk about. I keep my stash at my daughter's house. That way if anything happens to me at my age she'll have it and it won't get overlooked.🐉🐉🐉

[@joebuttas26]

I regret making my first purchases through APMEX. Talking greater than $10,000. There premiums for bullion is much higher than, say SDBullion. I figure, I probably would have an extra 50oz (give or take) had I gone through SD earlier. JMBullion is good too. I also regret not buying items on sale. Between all the websites you can probably find what you want on sale and if not, wait a week for them all to change.

[@NicholasKon9]

don't regrets, time pass wont be back. keep stacking.

[@6980869]

I kinda sorta regret buying from the U.S. Mint, for my first few purchases, and all on the same day. A 2020 silver mint set, a 5ozt US National Parks Weir Farms coin, and a 2020 ASE. I think it came out to over $275-300. I’ll never do that again. I will, however, try and buy low mintage stuff from them. I was unsuccessful in getting either gold or silver 75th anniversary coins in 11/2020, got temporarily banned. ☹️

[@moose2k206]

I'd love me one o them Silver Dragon buttons to adore a tower in my stack!

[@johnbahadoor4809]

love the videos... whats your opinion on the valcambi suisse combibar .999 100g 100x1g bars? i have 5 of them for a total of just over 16 oz of silver... thinking about trading those in for gold or should i keep?

[@MangekyoDominatesAll]

My biggest mistake is not starting when I was a kid...if I did I would be very very happy

[@cooldaddyfunk]

Biggest regret is spending 11k on 8 custom knives, now worth 1/4 of that since the manufacturer quadrupled production. Coulda got 2 monster boxes back then! 🤮😔🤷🏻‍♂️. Atleast I'm wiser now.

[@MD01234]

Hows the Coin/relic hunting comming along with the Minelab? Any good finds? Looking into getting into that hobby & was looking at a few detectors for Xmas.

[@saltwatersaddletramp7229]

I can regret that I didn’t buy more twenty years ago. I remember Eagles for under six dollars.

[@jacobw3652]

What I don't understand with the junk silver is, it's not pure silver. So for someone to get the silver content out of junk silver, would it not be a difficult process? I'm with you on everything else, but buying old quarters and dimes seems odd to me. I don't see them being worth much if the dollar became worthless, as most are just going to see them as a regular quarter, and to get to the silver content inside requires a process that most cannot do, unless I'm mistaken.

[@jeffsgarage1969]

Thank you 🇺🇸

[@UnicornMeat512]

Unfortunately I found out how easy it is to get great deals on guns at gun shows by paying with silver. That killed my first stack. Getting laid off killed my last stack. I'm glad it works as saving for you though lol

[@mysterybuyer3738]

I started in 2013. In 2001 I was wondering what do do with extra cash. I wish I would have saw the value in silver stacking back then. I went with going to a stock broker. I lost $1000 on that deal.

[@Winchester1973]

How do you guys view the 1oz maple leaf? I know they used to be bad with milk spotting. Is that still an issue in your experiences? I just got into PM..

[@firstnameangel6841]

I heard the cleared up the issue with the newer years. One of my favorite coins. Its 4 nines fine instead of 3 and my local coin shop sells them at generic pricing.

[@allenjester3228]

I not interested in the eagles, why pay premiums? Buy more instead.

[@ticktology]

My biggest regret is taking a 6 year hiatus lol I’m only 26 though and started relatively young.

[@MD01234]

Only Regret was missing out on that gold V75! 😭 ha!

[@tommcstacker4216]

2nd and 3rd!

[@SilverDragons47]

nice 😁🔥🐉

[@Laynenelson320]

22 and waiting on my second shipment of silver, better late than never right😂some hand poured monarch metals bars in the mail

[@donnablauvelt1924]

My mom collected silver. I have it now. I would like to trade some for gold, just don’t know who to trust!! It’s hard to organize it.

[@donnablauvelt1924]

@@CelonixCleaningServicesLLC thanks for sharing. I will kept you in mind when I talk to them.

[@aspiringalchemist8398]

I wouldn’t trade it. Silver has more uses. it’s a monetary metal as well as an industrial metal. And there’s way less of it on earth than there is gold. Listen to Bix Weir or Andy Schectman on the subject. Hang onto your silver! Gold is completely overrated.

[@nenabetashun]

Honest question from a stacker that has been watching your videos since I've started about a year ago now, I know you say eagles should be a cornerstone within my stack, however I like eagles the least compared to libertads, maple, roos, and turtles. Am I making a stacking mistake living in america?

[@captainjacksparrow9678]

I regret telling people about my gold and silver and gets a KZbin channel telling people about my gold and silver stacking habit, lol

[@mccoincollector3528]

Talking about flipping I have the v75 and wish to trade it .. silver for silver any ideas what’s a good trade ... I want ASE for a trade but how many would be a fair trade ?

[@quebecpatriot3525]

I buy silver and gun never have regret

[@jacob_1866]

My grandpa had a huge stack of morgans and other stuff. And one of his buddies knew about it and stole all of it and was never seen again. Dont trust ANYONE with ur money

[@theblindsilverstacker4771]

My biggest regret is making purchases from the television but you live in learn I know a lot better than that now although it was entertaining but it hurt my billfold

[@andresnajera2069]

Hello there big fan I hope you can reply, I wanna buy 20 oz of silver and I wanna buy a 10 ounce coin and an 10 ounce bar, do you recommend?

[@809tactsolutions5]

10 oz bar for sure, personally I’m not a fan of any coins over 1oz. I’d do the $$ value of that 10oz coin but buy constitutional silver instead.

[@Dopetronic]

Some schools of thought might say that a 10 ounce coin negates most of the benefits inherent in coins and might recommend either a second bar or 10 1 ounce coins. But then again a 10 ounce coin does allow for enhanced appreciation of detail on intricate designs. Have you got a particular 10 ounce coin and bar in mind?

[@nowweride3094]

How about sovereign coin.. Canadian, British and or Australian bullion coins.. I thought you also suggested those.? If you didn't I'm kinda screwed.. 🙄🙄🙄