Over 200 Ounces of Gold 500 ounces Silver Coins- Friends Biggest Gold Stack

[@JuniusMaltby]

Perhaps no video on this channel has generated as much controversy as this one. Here are some FACTS: NO it is not mine. Not a single coin in it is mine. The owner is in fact a friend. He is older than I and worked for many years to gain what you see. NO he did not purchase all of it that year. This is YEARS OF LABOR AND WORK stored in metal form. He has since moved some into LAND and areas similar. He is still a heavy stacker. He is surely the largest stacker I ever met. The funniest part of the comments this video receives is the vitriolic hate from gold bears and gold haters. Comments that mathematically explain his losses because he owns metal, when in fact they know nothing of his timing, buy dates, sell dates, price over spot, etc. One question that has always baffled me, as I sit here with a beer, is, "For people who hate gold, you sure do watch a lot of videos on it". I never look up or watch videos on hoards of cash or bonds or look up videos on things I truly despise. Funny how Keynesian gold haters, have little more to do than sit around and troll gold videos. Thank you for your time.

[@AzarroFineArts]

nice!

[@dolltron6965]

There is cash stack videos of people showing off stacks of Zimbabwe currency...I'm not even joking (although I think some of the people doing the videos are)

[@eolson7307]

What I love is when people tell me "Why do you waste your money on gold and silver?" and then they start scrolling through their phone or go to use a computer, I just look at them and think "Trying to convince an ignorant person is like changing the oil in a rental car, it just doesn't make sense"

[@dolltron6965]

Well people are paying $30 for those 100 trillion Zimbabwe notes, they used to be $1 each. So we live in a world where there's people who'd rather have a Zimbabwe banknote than 2oz of silver. Having said that the Zimbabwe notes are no longer printed so unlike US dollars they are limited and have 0% inflation LOL

[@vagos1979]

Junius Maltby If you want to avoid the controversy then perhaps you shouldn't show off other people's gold. Surely your ''friend'' has the ability to present his stack on his own, escpecially if he has been collecting for years/decades. Show us your own stack or not at all.

[@joegaragozzo1440]

why are people so envy? man its disgusting. I got maybe 3 Oz of gold all in different weights and about 75 Oz of silver. nothing compered to this but good for him!! he worked for it as I am working for mine. fun to watch. thank you.

[@zinknot]

Seriously, its some thing any one of us could achieve if we put in the same time and effort. It should be just an encouragement to consistently grow your own wealth.

[@BilboOutdoors]

Exactly. I started stacking two months ago, Im only at 60 oz of Silver and 10 grams of Gold. Videos like this do nothing but motivate and give me an idea of what’s possible if you stick to it... Shame others can’t get past their own insecurities probly same people living a life they can’t afford🤨

[@simonmiddleton4487]

@@BilboOutdoors I try and buy 2 oz silver a week so about 100 oz a year. I have over 250 oz and about 20 grams gold. I will keep swapping my hard earned currency for real money as long as I'm alive. Keep stacking

[@h4mud1]

How many oz do you have now? 😁

[@bradleyozbun1012]

I'm asking this cause i got into metals 8 mo. Ago. How dose your stack compar today vs. When you pisted this comment and are you still adding today ??? Thanks ! I appreciate your time.​@simonmiddleton4487

[@chrisl8131]

Nothing like storing 200 oz of gold in a shoe box

[@stevemendoza2244]

It was twenty!

[@stevemendoza2244]

I was wrong.

[@EdwardTyndall]

i did that once 13 years ago and got robbed by my best friend and 2 family members 150 oz gold coins and 1000 oz silver i quit stacking after that i do robinhood stock now it seems a lot safer i should have built a vault hind sight 20/20

[@EdwardTyndall]

@@mikepict9011 thanks

[@EdwardTyndall]

@Gold Stacking great idea

[@gateway1739]

I love watching this particular video once or twice a year. It's a great motivation to see where you can get to..... eventually, if you're consistently stacking like this Gent. Keep on Stacking people.

[@iGaRaai90]

Especially now , wow

[@bamnjphoto]

Great stack. I started stacking silver the beginning of this year, so far I accumulated a little over 300 ozs. I brought my first 1oz gold eagle last week.

[@TheUofAfan]

B Money video or it didn't happen

[@kingofjamrock]

Stick to the silver brother. One gold piece is enough.

[@silvertard7791]

It’s been 2 years now how much gold u got????

[@BDParadigm]

Buy more gold so that shenn gold goes up u can sell and buy more silver. Silver tends to lag behind

[@ILoveMidasMulligan]

This is one of those videos you can rewatch again and again.

[@PrinceOfOpinion]

Midas Mulligan I know this comment is old but it's so true.

[@2bitmarketanarchist337]

Sean Harvey I come back time and time again for motivation to stsck

[@pawpatrolnews]

Why?

[@JasonDeville-fi4dh]

Bro I wonder how much gold he's got now. Probably 500 oz

[@KBurchfiel]

At spot, the collection would be worth $274,650 right now--but of course that doesn't include the premium from the coins. What can't be denied is that this would make an epic poker set.

[@CasiodorusRex]

Quite stupid to have all that money there and not put it to use. If he bought those coins 20-30 years ago then good investment, but there are a lot better investments than gold or silver.

[@caesaraltamiranor.7789]

If tomorrow there is a crisis economy all that is gonna be worth millions of dollars, they say if tomorrow there is a crisis with 2.6 ounces of gold you could buy a house.

[@zach7161]

Jesus Newman, so what happened to the $3000 house?

[@sherjeelchaudhry2612]

Should invest in property lol.

[@MrThomas401]

Who says gold is his only investment??? Most people don’t stack as an investment, they stack as an insurance policy against the collapse of fiat currency. I have close to a half million dollars in physical gold. Over 6 million dollars of real estate holdings and a substantial stock portfolio. Don’t think for a second stackers are a bunch of financial novices,lol, trust me we are the furtherest thing from that...

[@JuniusMaltby]

Ha ha. I know. It kills me too. To see tubes full of coins and cases of Buffs, and Eagles....it's amazing. Lots of labor and effort, lots of work stored right there. One of the hardest working people I have ever met.

[@missinformed4269]

A military metal ammo box makes a great and sturdy case for precious metals. If you needed to move your collection out in a hurry you might wish your $300,000 investment was packed better than that paper shoebox.

[@The_Big_Dawg]

Miss Informed - his insurance company would be having kittens if they could see him storing gold in a shoebox 😂😂

[@markmolinari777]

Your buddy has a really nice stack! very nice! Thank you for showing. As for my other post, I had an uncle who gave us, 4 kids coin proof sets, 2 dollar bills, silver certificates, Kennedy half dollars, & silver dollars every year for Christmas when we were little kids. I really like getting that stuff even when I was a little kid. I'm 64 now :

[@rocky6j28]

Very motivational seeing his stack. Just brought my first 15 ounces of silver today! The possibilities is endless

[@millennialmindset3624]

Did you cont. stacking?

[@retrotelevision1]

Why do so many people on here keep saying your friend lost money, nobody knows when your friend bought all the gold - he may have bought it when gold was in the low hundreds who knows, keep your jealousy's to yourself.

[@2011blueman]

retrotelevision1 He talks about the dates and shows them in the video. The monster box of silver is from 2010. The NGC gold eagles are also 2010. It looks like the guy was buying toward the top, and he's at best broken even (assuming he didn't buy anything afterwards. I'd consider it a loss due to the opportunity costs. He would have made a LOT more money by putting the money into an S&P index ETF like SPY or VOO.

[@2011blueman]

***** Again, not likely. I doubt he was buying much before 2008, and again it would still be a poor allocation of capital compared to stocks. Gold has no earnings potential associated with it. The only way you make money is by finding someone willing to buy it from you at a higher price (the bigger fool theory).

[@2011blueman]

***** Not sure where you get your information but when you're using data from before 1971, when we went off the gold standard, then you're making a foolish mistake. Furthermore, you're simply wrong. The total return for the S&P 500 from april 1916 to april 2016 has been 22840.794%. If you had reinvested the dividends (which you can't do with gold), the return would have been 1362699.320%. dqydj.com/sp-500-return-calculator/

[@2011blueman]

***** You're cherry picking your data for the market top in 2000, and your S&P number is wrong. From April 2000 to April 2016 the total return for the S&P 500 has been 92.324% (you keep forgetting that stocks have dividends that your gold doesn't).

[@2011blueman]

***** If you don't consider that cherry picking, then how about compare the last 5 years? Why not the last 30 years? 40 years, etc. Anyway I'll stick with assets that have actual worth, i.e. businesses that have earnings and cashflow. You keep enjoying your metal with little intrinsic worth.

[@laccess911]

I don't know how many times i did watch this video. This stack is really impressive.

[@joshwiberg5446]

Imagine having that today, July 29 2020... Wow...

[@michaelphillips3123]

$425k

[@michaelphillips3123]

4.25 m

[@vincentwallace491]

I am slowly but surely replenishing my stack. In 2007-2009 I lost my butt in real estate. The only thing that allowed me to save my primary residence was my gold and silver Stack!

[@yaykruser]

VETERAN PREPPER1 Yeah, me too, although I am Far away from being able to buy a house. Can afford a 2% down payment after 6 years of saving...

[@squidster3128]

Gold is better than real estate as investment. Tax free and maintenance free

[@gadgetguy3579]

Watching this in September of 2019 and his gold stack is currently worth $300,868 and his silver is just under $9,000. I hope he's still stackin'. Much respect!

[@JasonDeville-fi4dh]

It's worth a lot more now.

[@Taxchoad]

This is probably the best stacking video in existence, rivaled only by the Salivate Metal video of around 100 ounces of gold

[@Mostafa-rq9rm]

Damn, and I'm still trying to work my way toward 1 ounce.

[@Mostafa-rq9rm]

***** Yes, that makes sense. When I purchased my first gold bullion (1/4 oz AE) a month ago, I was taken back by how mesmerized the people I'd show it to were.

[@herts9999]

Good on you for working towards getting one. Even fractional. Any amount is better than no amount. Good luck on your journey. Always remember to "pay yourself" like you do with any other bills you have. Before you know it, you'll have a nice stack.

[@frederom]

Focus on silver my friends it as better potential to increase it's purchasing power... and how are you going to buy what you need with only 1 gold coin vs 80 silver coins ?

[@Bartleby1892]

A stack of silver worth over 200,000 $ wouldn't fit in a shoebox though. And where is the huge potential? 60-70$ per ounce or maybe a bit more? What event would cause a massively increased silver price but also wouldn't cause a massively increased gold/plat price? Some big new economical branch/technology needing silver, that's about it. If you think about some kind of private trade during an apocalyptical crisis your silver coins will be pretty useless anyway as people tend to prioritize food and warmth in such times so you should've stacked that instead. I know the ratio, and if it goes back to 30 again I'll take it, but the best thing to do is mixing it up anyway. Focus on silver only if you have no choice or no patience.

[@mistercharlie1374]

@@herts9999 "pay yourself", i like that, going to borrow that term from you.

[@joshhankey8009]

HA and I thought it was a big deal for me getting a quarter ounce of gold....

[@gorillahd9247]

It is. You are a quarter ounce ahead of me.

[@BananaMana69]

Just remember you have more Gold than 99.9% of all people who ever lived.

[@carolfoley8724]

I recently bought 1 oz gold, 2 1/2 oz gold, 4 1/4 oz gold, and 10 1/10 oz gold Eagles. 17 gold coins in all.. I thought I was doing good.....til I watched this video.

[@jayb-clay2724]

@@carolfoley8724 all 1 oz coins would of been cheaper on ya... Carol Foley? Isn't that Mic Foleys wife's name? Haha

[@robertoh.20]

@@carolfoley8724 so when will you get the 10 kilogram gold coin from perth mint?

[@dogbluemexican]

Pretty sure that's your stack man. Cause I've seen that monster box in some of your other vids. If I had a dollar for every time I heard "it's my friends collection" I could probably afford your stack of gold right there!!

[@JuniusMaltby]

No seriously not mine.

[@buggsy5]

Did you compare the magic marker number on the top of the box?

[@HB-yq8gy]

Great video i love learning from older folks. I'm 54 just started to learn how to stack. Thank you

[@davel8033]

Boom. I just joined the 200ozt gold club! You should feature my collection. I have a couple of gold kilo coins, a lot of pre 33, 100 AGEs, and numerous oddball large gold pieces.

[@paulwilson3434]

you must be rich !! crazy for showing you got more gold than fort knocks. 200 Oz gold. wow ! thanks for showing

[@zinknot]

How do you know he doesn't buy em when there up?

[@seinfan9]

Whenever the dollar fails, he's set for the rest of his life.

[@ryan-xj4hr]

Hope he has a gun for that day! But in all seriousness, when the Iraqi dollar failed, it was replaced with different paper currency. What makes you think we won't replace the dollar with a more stable paper currency instead?

[@modestcody123]

Gun point, true. Paper currency point is a little off, though. Yes, that will most likely be what happens here as well; however, since so much of the world economy revolves around the US dollar, we will most like see a major drop in the value of that new paper/fiat dollar. With that being said, silver/gold will be able to store that wealth at a solid value, vs. having your fiat currency "wealth" cut in half (or worse). If the dollar failed and a new "more stable" paper currency was put into use, it would have to be valued higher to be more stable than the previous currency, right? For example, $500 = 100 of the new currency. Your buying power would be diminished. With previous metals, the idea is that the value is the same all the time. It's the currency that fluctuates around it; thus, storing your wealth. That's the idea, at least.

[@bigidiot123]

+ryan "when the Iraqi dollar failed, it was replaced with different paper currency" And the old Iraqi dollar became worth less than the paper it was printed on. When the US dollar collapses I don't want to be holding US dollars. If the economy recovers with the "New US Dollar" and everything seemed stable I would gladly trade some of my money for that new US dollar. Ergo I preserved my wealth. Anyone with their entire net worth in US dollars would not have preserved their wealth at all, it would be worth precisely 0. Of course, gold isn't the only non-US dollar investment. Real estate is also a good place to keep your money. Anything in limited supply will *always* have value. US money is backed by nothing, they can print as much they want. No value.

[@BananaMana69]

@@bigidiot123 I wouldn't bet on housing either if you're looking at an economic collapse scenario. In a bad economy real estate lowers to pennies on the dollar, just look at Detroit.

[@carolfoley8724]

@@ryan-xj4hr Backed by what?

[@D130401]

Going through so older videos from your channel. (You must be on vacation). I enjoyed this one but when I started to read some of the comments, I was blown away by some of the negative ones. I agree with several comments on Why would someone who hates gold watch a video on gold???? There are many, many of us that do appreciate your channel. Hang in there!

[@kimmer6]

Damned monster boxes will throw out your back once you start moving them around.

[@CJPlayer3026]

Once again , thank you my dear friend - for showing my gold and silver stack : )

[@dellrugby]

CJ can I show your stack too? I want to see the room glow!

[@Godskingdomwithin]

I remember back around 2008 maybe 2007 I was able to pick up the 1 ounce jammies/gold for around $450, and because of circumstances beyond my control, I had to sell most of it-but I got over $1700 per oz- that was a great price! But what I had, and it was a nice piece of change, was nothing compared to this!

[@unluckyking19]

now it's over 2700/oz

[@AlexDonnett]

What im amazed about is his silver to gold ounce ratio. Normally people have wayyyy more silver than gold.

[@JuniusMaltby]

you'll get there!! Work, save, stack!

[@JuniusMaltby]

Thanks. He operates under the same pretense as me: Buy silver until you have enough to move into gold. I traded a lot of silver in for gold at 40:1. I bought at around $8.00-$11.00 and then when silver hit $40+ I dumped it all for gold.

[@EnlightenedPatriot1]

Wowee! I thought I was doing well until I saw this stack. Unbelievable. That said, I am not an envious person by nature so am not jealous of his gold acquisitions. I am very content with what I am blessed to have in life, not just in p.m's. I wish him well with his continued stacking. I does inspire my to put more of our hard-earned life savings into gold and silver rather than risk having the criminal elite/bankers/government steal the remainder of our cash.

[@danrosa1108]

A lot of haters online, if people don't like it don't buy gold and make money your own way !

[@sefdogsefdog]

Or try to educate people who think everyone with a different opinion is a hater. I admit it looks cool as hell, but so does my neighbors new C63 AMG...but I don't want to live in my mom's basement like he does to own that car, so I keep things in perspective. Is it cool to have 300k worth of precious metals. Hell yes. But it's not cool to put yourself in a gilded cage to appear like you have freedom. Real freedom is having 1 million in precious metals in a secure vault and the freedom to travel, make other investments, drive what you want, live where you want and share your wealth with your inner circle while your money replenishes itself on it's on, in ways you can control. The message here is work hard, deny yourself long enough, save as much as you can and put your money in a shoebox and by the time you reach 60 you can live like this too. No thank you. I made this much selling 2 businesses in under 5 years.

[@sharonsimpson8209]

When you have friends, real friends you don't worry about them ripping you. Real friends are hard to come by. He is a lucky man. So are they.

[@drearaujoa6]

i think ive watched this video at least 30 times.

[@nephisilver3051]

Very impressive stack very very cool.. I started out with JM Bullion 10 oz silver at spot . I now have 622 ounces of silver and 2 oz of gold 2 ounces of platinum and a tenth of platinum. I've been stacking for 2 years I never thought I would get here.. my prospective on money and saving is totally different from what it was and why this isn't taught in public educational system is beyond me

[@DarkDie00]

Oh my.......when the time comes, such as an economic crash, your friend is ready to survive.

[@TXLionHeart]

Gotta love someone who casually has half a million dollars in a cardboard box.

[@TheAlhambralions]

People on OfferUp be like "I'll give 35 dollars and a used potato peeler for the whole box"

[@jayrobertson8008]

TheAlhambralions 😂😂 and they would have to wait for the firsr of the month to get that $35 dollars from their check before they borrow their neighbors potato peeler lmao...what a horrible app haha

[@gorillahd9247]

No jealousy here - just admiration for your friend's hard work and continued drive to store wealth. I am working towards my end game and I wish success to everyone out there who is doing the same. Scott

[@1JayVon]

I am currently debating if I should drop 30,000 on a new Tesla Model 3 or get one roll of gold american eagles.

[@daveyy3804]

gold

[@1JayVon]

+nh2600 ok I am convinced screw the car. Just wanted to drive something nice for a change but I will stick with gold.

[@joez9839]

1Jay, what the hell, do it once. It's fun. Get it out of your system. Then buckle down and get serious again.

[@1JayVon]

joe z lol forget that damn Tesla I bought a Maserati GranTurismo instead. Used of course. Going to take it back though and buy some gold, save up, and do it again when I have FCF (free cash flow) this time and not using my savings.

[@joez9839]

There you go!

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[@paparoti11]

kev3d , The gentleman who posted this video is just intending to share his stacks , he never asked you to agree nor wanting you to do the same. If you like it just say 'Thank You ' , if not, you can always move on , If you had put in a comment and he acknowledge you so that should do it, why do you have to argue so hard to justified that the rest of the world is all wrong ?

[@kev3d]

Actually, he is sharing his friend's stack, and in the description he writes "Keep stacking friends!", which sounds an awful lot like advocacy to me. And I am not arguing that the "rest of the world" is wrong, I am pointing out the mathematically established fact that Gold and Silver have performed horribly over the last 2 years. There were a few 2 years of rapid growth in value before that, since precious metals tend to be a panic-buy an the recession was fresh, and the value was very flat for several years before that. "Stacking" for the sake of storing value is unwise with such an unstable asset. Small percentages bought and sold as "ballast" to a balanced portfolio protects against major losses, but that ballast should be dynamic; buying in when the price is low, selling out when the price is high, rather than simply stacking at all times, because as we have seen, the bottom can fall out and savings destroyed in just a few months.

[@paparoti11]

kev3d I understand where you are coming from, though . Noted from his stacks from 2008 Buffalos to 2010American Gold Eagles, those can be bought at that time around $800 to US$ 1000 an oz , so this stack may not have lost as much values as you had calculated . But of course this is not the point that you are trying to convey. :)

[@silvermaniac2001]

Wow your friends stack is breathtaking about 200oz of GOLD and 500oz of silver,your friend is super smart for getting that a while ago

[@germeikomcguire3891]

THAT A REAL GOLD STACK

[@michaelconner1119]

I can't imagine the amount of hard work and sacrifice it took to aquire such an impressive stack. Very impressive thanks for posting!

[@butchbrown7405]

Nice stack....could you ask your friend if I could have 5 ounces of his gold....... :}

[@MrThe1234guy]

I only want 1

[@billydow1971]

Hard work and discipline is what I see here. Awesome video

[@mikeehrmantraut6061]

BUYING IS EASY... HOW TO SELL IT WITH PROFIT? OR AT LEAST HOW NOT TO LOOSE WHILE SELLING?

[@creedklw7777]

buy gold at good price, have it for 10 years, the value will go up. Congratz you just won money

[@Vlad-wl3fw]

@@creedklw7777 That's called inflation. Not winning any money at all.

[@KonaChuck22]

@Vlad Bigus If the price of gold increases faster than prices of other goods and services than you are "winning money".

[@Vlad-wl3fw]

@@KonaChuck22 That's right, But you gotta sell it. not buy it while it increases.

[@vessela84]

You're buying for the wrong reason if that's your thinking

[@shaolin811]

doesn't matter how much you have. All that matters is why you buy. Keep stacking man. It'll grow over time. Like this guy mentioned, he's been stacking for years probably. I've been stacking for only 8 months or so.

[@godsmacked1000]

I'll give you $20 bucks for the whole box

[@The_Big_Dawg]

Edwin - $20 gets you the empty cardboard box.

[@fadeysuleiman6423]

MrDenizen maybe even the cardboard box and one empty tube lol

[@jaikamdar2201]

Deal xD

[@emanuelcollado1343]

Your math is wrong Sherlock try $310,000 plus

[@petero958]

Love the opening statement-the very same way I live my own life. Keep saving, keep stacking and want useless things LESS!

[@bikeride1021]

That is something to see. I'm buying gold now

[@trackpackgt877]

Oh my great now I have to clean all the drool of my phone!! 🤤🤑 makes my stash look like a baby stack!!! Great video!!! The amount of gold he has is freaking mind blowing he owns more gold than Fort Knox!!!😆 Loved the vid man thanks

[@WhatUSayingBruv]

Wow, good stack! Lol you dont expect us to believe thats a friend's stack & not yours do you? lol

[@tristanquintus3200]

Now that's a sight for sore eyes, indeed. Thanks to you and your friend for the showing.

[@currency.collector]

I only have a gram of gold

[@SkateboardCreep]

Legless Anteater Thats 1 gram more than 99% of the population! Keep going!

[@DAGEORGETOWNMAYOR]

I only have 2 1g and 1 3g...☹️☹️

[@colinmurphy2214]

Keep it up

[@gorillahd9247]

You are a gram ahead of me. Keep going!

[@joshuarice8053]

Good for this guy. Was frugal most of his life and can now live out his golden years worry free.

[@buggsy5]

We have no way of knowing if he was frugal. We do know that he is smart - as he made sure to be debt free, probably for decades.

[@gcv980]

It's strange that your friend would show you his stack, let alone let you touch it and do a video on it. You must have a very trusting friend. Are they really your friends - or yours?

[@JuniusMaltby]

Yes a friends. I am not even a fraction of this.

[@pluto4847]

True, but you are getting there. Keep stacking.

[@bobfromcalgary8453]

At the end of the day. People like him show people like me it’s possible. I’ve played enough. Now time to save. Thanks again.

[@peaceout2957]

well done i hope my future generations will learn to save as i dedicated my life to get my wife and kids out of a 3rd world country. i devoted all the pain and suffering and didnt finish school but upon my death i think i will have saved this much money we will not own a house. i invest 45% of my income a year and started when i was 45 years old. i will teach my kids to invest 25% of there lifes savngs to save for the next generations and so in. Its not to be greedy as my hooe is to get to a point to live off dividends and invest on dividends that buy gold and silver and precious metals. I am at a point phsically i cant do what i used to. i am disabled. however i want to someday have a generation that lives on 5% of there wealth. invests 10% and gives away 20% and after taxes has 20% to grow and help there next generatiins until Jesus returns.

[@kofiofosu9051]

The smartest investor of 2020. That’s a friend to get advice from

[@Titan7170]

if this guy has $300K in gold/silver like this I can imagine he also has some stocks, realty and a few other diverse ways of investing........a lot of ignorance on KZbin!

[@davemiller5912]

+Jeffrey Bromfield Ya, I'm all kinds of jealous! That is a lot of saving and a very focused man, indeed. He will be truly loving those golden years (speaking literally, of course ;}).

[@The_Big_Dawg]

The 1/10 ounce coins would come in very handy for shtf scenarios. Overall, a very impressive stash.

[@nepalihercules]

lol worth less than 200k today. diversify, diversify, diversify. gold and silver are good, but you gotta diversify my man

[@joshn2342323]

Sounds like the guy didn't buy most of the stuff recently, especially since the guy said he had been stacking for 'awhile'. This guy might have been buying when gold was 300-400/oz

[@frankfurter5159]

chris n check the dates on the rounds...

[@KristofferEngstrom]

Frank Furter Yea, its a total impossibility that he has sold his older bullion for a good deal and bought newer minted ones. What do we know, really =) ? Peoples speculations amuses me.

[@frankfurter5159]

Machinshin How does that make any sense? He'd still have sold at a good time and bought at a bad time. Peoples lack of basic math skills amuse me.

[@bobsilver3983]

+nepali hercules he does

[@jybyrd]

Nice Haul. Tell your buddy he did the damn right thing. I'm green with envy. My 300 oz of Silver just turned green. Cheers.

[@johnhoward5662]

This could be YOU Trsut Vault d()t commmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@manabouttown7665]

Great video, I’m very envious of that stack!

[@usauthority5894]

Two words...hand lotion!...forget the Gold & Silver...the metals are just fine, always will be. The hands however?...dude, yuck!

[@gmanwally]

I don't care that the price of that has dropped recently. That is absolutely gorgeous.

[@JohnDoe-if8bd]

Your friend already made the first mistake.

[@holasoyalejandro9822]

you would not no his name so iphes still technecly annono,us

[@pauluss100]

wow wow wow !!!! what it totally awesome and awe inspiring collection of gold. i was happy with my growing stack until i found this vid - i dont think my line of work will ever find me having a stack that size. much kudos to your friend - be well ! blessings from the UK

[@billgoat2011]

That bullion is worth about $240,000 today. Your "friend" lost a lot of money.

[@bobbykristensen217]

BILL GOAT Everything is relative. Going back one year comparing to the Swedish Kroner the dollar has gained 28%, 24% compared to the Euro, 20% compared to the Japanese Yen, like 50 % compared to oil...

[@KristofferEngstrom]

BILL GOAT Depending on what he paid for it in the first place, no one but himself can tell if his stack in its current condition is worth more or less then what he initially bought it for. Yes, it contains 2010 bullion. But are YOU sure they were the inital buy ? People change the content of their stack from time to time when good deals show up. What difference does it make if he payed a high spot for those bullion, if he got high spot for the ones he sold to get the newer minted ones =) ?

[@darrellwhite7345]

Nothing prettier than a Canadian gold coin. Top notch!

[@kev3d]

The description reads " That is the key to wealth. DO NOT PAY INTEREST." And yet, we are told this guy has a 15 year old car, no smart phone and now he's unemployed and "older". So what exactly is "wealth" if you have a shit car and no job? From the time that this video was posted to the time of this comment, Silver has dropped about -42%, Gold has lost -22%. Pretty terrible performance in less than 2 years. It may go back up, but if Russia continues to feel the sting of low oil prices, it may start selling its gold reserves, which could depress the price further. The point is, it isn't a particularly good investment when the commodity is so volatile. "If you want to have this much gold, you need to want other things LESS." You can't eat gold, you can't watch TV on it, it doesn't keep you warm on cold days or get you where you need to go, it doesn't fix leaks or help with the housework. Even as currency, it's pretty impractical because it has to be converted into common currency. What in the hell is the point of having gold or silver for the sake of having it? It's shiny?

[@JuniusMaltby]

The individual who owns this gold moves his assets and does not STAY in gold 100% of the time. He has real estate, purchased a brand new 2015 Subaru with cash this year, is unemployed because he no longer HAS TO WORK. He is relaxed, at peace, enjoys life, and has a pretty good thing going on. You have merely seen less than 1% and extrapulated quite the comment out of it. Owning gold and silver has been preserving wealth for 65 centuries. After the great wars, people in Europe saw their entire life savings eradicated if held in cash and bonds. Those who converted their wealth into gold were able to move their wealth into the post war period. If gold were as worthless as you state, I must ask, why do the central banks and elite hoard and covet 80% of the known physical gold?

[@kev3d]

Well guess what, had he put his money is real estate in the first place, in all likelihood he would not have lost any value. Gold and Silver, like many commodities, may never go to zero, but that does not mean they preserve wealth, especially when they are hoarded, instead, smart investors and banks use them as ballast; sell when high or in debt, buy when low. For example, Ukraine has been selling its Gold lately, and if the cheap oil prices persist, Russia may follow to make up for lost revenue. Thus gold is not "hoarded", if it was, the U.S. Mint, The Perth Mint etc. would not sell Gold and Silver coins. In other words, precious metals are part of a fluid exchange of commodities and not something to "stack" because it looks good on a table. No one stacks banana futures for example, even though like gold, the value never goes to zero and can be quite volatile. People have literally lost huge portions of their life savings because the Gold and Silver bugs were pushing buy, buy, buy when the price was abnormally high, ignoring all signs of a bubble about to pop, which it did. And it didn't take a huge war to do it, either, just ordinary market fluctuations and yet it could take years before the price to recover. Over the long haul, gold, but silver as well, have not had a very good rate of return. The S&P 500 Index has far outperformed gold returns over the past several decades. From the start of 1980 through the end of 2013, $100,000 invested in gold grew to $269,000, for an annualized return of 3.0% (less than the rate of inflation). In comparison, the same amount invested in the S&P 500 Index grew with reinvested dividends to $4.2 million over this same time period, for an annualized return of 11.6% seekingalpha.com/article/2717275-gold-is-way-overrated How can it be said that something "preserves wealth" when it loses a full third (gold) to sixty percent (silver)of value in less than 3 years? In fact, any Silver purchased between today and approximately March of 2009 and held, not adjusting for inflation, has been a loss, with the price either soaring too high, or declining since. Not a big deal if only a small percentage of the portfolio, the investor is young or was smart enough to sell when the price was still high. But for hoarders and retirees especially, the news has been really bad. Similar for Gold. quotes.post1.org/historical-silver-price-chart/ If someone was clever enough to have bought in the 90's to around 2001 and sold between 2006 and today, they would have done pretty well, but this is the exact opposite strategy that has been promoted by the gold and silver bugs which has been buy as much as you can, as often as you can and when the price is spiking, keep buying. More often than not, they push the economic collapse story when there is A. no merit to it, and B. ignore that in the case of economic collapse, people trade in alternative currencies or useful consumables and not precious metals which serve very little utility in a collapsed market. In short, Gold and Silver require a functioning system of banks to work as a medium of exchange. Say you have a 1oz gold eagle and you want to buy oranges...what are you going to do? Buy 5000 oranges at once, or get out a jewelry saw and scales to cut off one bag's worth of oranges from the coin? Someone is going to have to convert that gold into functional cash. Otherwise, the orange grower would much rather have something he can use or eat himself.

[@JuniusMaltby]

"In short, Gold and Silver require a functioning system of banks to work as a medium of exchange." So in 2000 B.C. gold and silver required a functioning system of banks to work as a medium of exchange. The two have been functioning as units of exchange since the dawn of man. Yes, they are not the best when it comes to gambling your wealth and reaping a huge rate of return. However, neither has ever been worthless, which is a lot more than paper assets can claim. Oranges don't keep or store, and are difficult to transport. Read even the words of Alan Greenspan or watch the video I made of Greenspan on Gold. Gold is a great vehicle for wealth and has been forever and will always continue to be.

[@JuniusMaltby]

kev3d Regardless of our differing opinions or beliefs I appreciate your point of view and input. Thank you very much for sharing it on here and giving perspective to the discussion. Please stick around the channel and continue to share with us and join in on the debates. You are more than welcome here.

[@kev3d]

Junius Maltby " So in 2000 B.C. gold and silver required a functioning system of banks to work as a medium of exchange." When it was used, yes, although a lot of labor was paid for in grain or exchange of labor. But when gold was used, it had to be measured carefully as standard coins were not invented until 700 BC. But even with the invention of coins it was difficult to access purity or accurate weight, hence the need for money changers, who inevitably charge for their service. In the pre-industrial world this was the best anyone could manage, apart from a handful of credit systems that sprung up from time to time. But in the context of today, this is extremely inefficient. When news traveled no faster than a horse, once cannot expect price large fluctuations changing daily, but today prices can swing many percentage points almost hourly. It is true that paper currency can inflate or deflate, but most of the time, those fluctuations are relatively predictable. It shouldn't have to be pointed out that the Great depression and every panic prior occurred under the Gold standard, so Gold offered no particular protection to woes and can always be debased at any time. And once again, in 40 years, Gold performed a little *worse* than the rate of inflation. How can something "store" value, when value is A. Subjective and B. The market price changes wildly? "However, neither has ever been worthless, which is a lot more than paper assets can claim." Untrue, During the Wiemar republic with hyperinflation, people took to barter and stocks, rather than gold because they are just that much more flexible. Even in Zimbabwe today, the alternative is other currencies, not Gold. Some societies on Earth don't value Gold at all, favoring things like cattle. But as far as "worthlessness" in a mainstream context, again, Gold has no practical use outside industry (which requires a functioning society; water, power, rule of law etc.) you can't eat it, grow it, it's hard to divide, it's hard to test without equipment and chemicals, it generates no power, it purifies no water, it hunts no game, it doesn't heat anything up or cool anything down. At that level, its a hunk of pretty looking, soft metal. It's easy to steal, expensive to transport and can be counterfeit. Under the doomsday scenario, bullets, water, seeds, cattle, containers, oil, fabric, almost anything else has much greater utility and value. "Oranges don't keep or store..." But you can eat them, and in all but the most exotic circumstances, they can be purchased with easily divisible currency, rather than having to shave off grains of Gold onto the Orange grower's scales.

[@shilver101]

Love this vid probably watched it at least a dozen times or more.

[@dellrugby]

Had to come back and look at your friend's stack again. Massive respect!

[@jrloyal2594]

Thanks for sharing😊When The BUBBLE POP$,your friend will be MEGA RICH👑! Be blessed and Be Safe.

[@olegpetelevitch4443]

The monster box looks like the bed is eating it up ! Love it ! 1 day !

[@bigsilverbear4187]

Nice hauls. I feel inspired to make a gold haul video now.

[@thesilverneko]

Yeah, I'm thoroughly impressed. :-D

[@frankbehnke6062]

His most epic video, the one that made us all watch his videos. Haha

[@redskins4-ever923]

This one is THE Infamous JUNIUS MALTBY Video !! Lol The Favorite, I'd bet, is certainly my fave.

[@GoldIRA]

What an amazing stack of gold coins. Also nice to see that silver monster box in the back. Great example of what one can achieve if they're a disciplined investor / stacker.

[@germanstacker]

In 2023: 400k worth. Congratulations to your friend.

[@073edwin]

wow!can you imagine how much that'll be when the price starts moving up, keep it up. nice!

[@canukstacker1887]

Junius Thank you for sharing this with us, Love watching this video of your friends Awesome Stack! I find it a great motivation. as does all your other video's, Keep up the good work!

[@Outdoorswithlogdog]

Beautiful Stack. Those Buffalos are so nice...... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Thank you for sharing. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mothballjim]

Amazing stack. Get him on the channel for an interview!

[@Profitwithgoldsocial]

Wow! that's a lot of gold and silver there.

[@LITTLEMOESILVERgsw]

WOW!! Very Impressive, Thanks for sharing....

[@MarshHouse]

OMG!!! One day... thats f'n sweet man. Good job to your friend.

[@godrulztheearth]

very nice! i just got into silver stacking a few months ago. i think that the time to buy gold has passed me as the prices are far beyond my means but silver is still cheap and i hope to build a nice investment over time. i'm at 40 ounces right now. mostly silver eagles and maples.

[@anewstacker7841]

Beautiful. Thanks to u and ur friend for this video. I love the collection.

[@thelight6259]

A whole ranch of buffaloes, I bet the taxi derivers are jealous.

[@thelight6259]

never mind, my diamonds are still more expencive than 200oz big gold, the small gold ( diamonds) are most expencive - 1 oz 7 millions now!

[@DanielRobinsonDanielSun]

Lovely shiny goodness

[@oldschoolman1]

Wonderful collection. Hey while your there next time ask him if I can borrow the collection so I can make a video......Then go to Vegas!!!!

[@doubleatube]

See that this is an older video and I'm a little late to the party. What an impressive stack. Just have tad over an ounce of gold in fractions in the couple of years I've woken up about precious metals. Would love to buy a whole ounce someday but in the mean time I'll have to make due with what I can afford. Love your channel and keep up the great work.

[@imconfusedtwo9268]

Judging by the bedspread he's either a very older fella or very very frugal. Either way he has safeguarded his money great job.

[@nymetswinws]

The ones in the the rectangles are slabs, the circles are just protective cases you can buy. Slabs are graded.

[@BoT-mr8rw]

What a great video. Gives us something to shoot for. I'd like to hear what avenues he used to buy and at what frequency bought and how long this took. Would be a very interesting story. 1oz per month? Per week? Online buy? Direct from mint?