The Best Gold Coin Size On A Budget

[@trulurecords]

"The best gold coin is the one that you can afford to buy regularly" ....Facts.

[@SilverBritches]

Sure is!

[@calvincooper2650]

@@SilverBritches I can only afford 1/10 oz eagle and very happy we all stack differently have one coming next week

[@jeremiah1059]

I appreciate the honesty considering the best gold coin is the one that the person can afford to buy. Keep up the important work my friend.

[@SilverBritches]

Will do Jeremiah

[@jl696]

To me, 1/4 Once coins is the sweet spot, affordable and the premiums aren't too excessive. Lately, I've also been buying some 1/10 once coins as well. I think the more important thing in my stacking is dollar cost averaging and being consistent with my purchases.

[@SilverBritches]

It's all about what you like 👍🏼

[@Daniyoyo]

Your voice is extremely good - perfect tone radio cast voice for sure

[@SilverBritches]

I get that a bunch for some reason 😂 appreciate that.

[@Chitown-Silver]

@@SilverBritches You do got a WKRP in Cincinnati Dr. Johnny Fever thing going on. 🤣🤣🤣

[@veritasfiles]

I agree with you on the 1/4th ounce. It's actually my favorite. And YES, I love to buy the 22karat coins like the Eagles because they are durable and you can readily handle them without leaving scatches and scars all over the coin. I'm glad you're encouraging people to pick up some Gold. Good stuff!

[@SilverBritches]

Appreciate that brother 🙏🏼

[@hetty43]

I like what you say. The best is what you can afford. 1/4 ounce seem good to me. Even 10 ounce. Most people could not afford a one ounce gold coin. Plus when you go to sell I would imagine easier to sell of smaller coins. Most other channels keep pushing 1 ounce gold. I like the way you give the others a chance. More achievable for ordinary folk.

[@SilverBritches]

For sure they push them because the math works in its favor. I prefer the one ounce but I understand it takes extreme restraint for most people to not spend that cash on something else.

[@angel.maldonado]

Great fractional AGE’s you got there SB. Of course that Buffalo is the best looking of all! Like that Roman numbers 1/4 oz. and those fractional maples looks good too. Keep it up!

[@SilverBritches]

Yes sir!

[@chrisp9975]

I’ve been buying from a FB group lately, I got 2 - 1979 1/4 24k Franklin Mint Benjamin Franklin rounds, 1st one I paid 483 shipped and the 2nd I paid 469 shipped ( 2 weeks later ) after even more of a dip

[@SilverBritches]

If you feel comfortable and the seller has good references you can find great prices there.

[@chrisp9975]

@@SilverBritches they have approved sellers in the group and if they aren’t approved they need proof pics and references to sell

[@SilverBritches]

Gotcha brother

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

Score!

[@TtheSilverStacker]

I’m hoping to pick up a gold Libertad in the next month or so. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@SilverBritches]

T lpm has them cheap with free shipping too!

[@SalivateMetal]

I like 1/4 oz size on a budget. There was a day when you could get those for not much more over spot than 1 oz coins.

[@SilverBritches]

I miss those days Sal. See you at 6

[@FourNines-silver]

Sorry this is my first time watching one of your videos. Absolutely exceptional production quality. I need to step my game up

[@SilverBritches]

@@FourNines-silver I’ve switched cameras and lens since this one. My last video was with it fully dialed in.

[@TtheSilverStacker]

Congrats on approaching 10K!

[@SilverBritches]

Taking a while to get there but it's slowly going. Thanks brother.

[@goldmaple5290]

Absolutely right. Awesome video Clean Money. Your right in saying that the best gold coin and size will depend which country you live in and your budget. I live in Canada, so the best gold coin for me (cheapest on a budget) is the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf. American Gold Eagles and Buffaloes are more expensive. The best coin size for me is the 1/10 oz or the 1/4 oz. I also have a couple of 1 ozs

[@SilverBritches]

Maples are fantastic and I'd be proud to own more of them if I didn't have tax implications here. I will be switching my silver stacking strategy over to Maples because of the quality and premiums.

[@TheFredfredd]

I'm also in Canada and started stacking 1/10 Maples and now a few 1/4oz. I was thinking liquidity wins.

[@VerticalStacker]

Value and liquidity are such key concepts to understand when stacking. Thanks for the reminder and a very nice display!

[@SilverBritches]

Vert hey brother hope all is well sir.

[@MetalHeadMoney]

Agreed - your exit strategy is just as important as your purchase.

[@jduff59]

Even nicer coins like the Perth Mint Tigers were affordable in fractional recently. I like the fractional because I buy some bullion at the end of each month, with whatever extra cash I have. Some would say "Save up for an ounce" but I've found that if you try to save up - the money ends up going towards something else. Congrats on 10 K SB - what a milestone!

[@SilverBritches]

Appreciate that Gringo but not there yet 🙏🏼

[@christophergarland2266]

Nice to hear someone say buy what you can afford, and to see a collector/stacker, and able to enjoy both at the same time.

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks Chris!

[@piranhabadass1]

Totally agree with you... Stack what you like and what you can!

[@SilverBritches]

Absolutely!

[@AlohaStacker]

Gold, I love it all! I have my favs, but I really do like to get different types just to enjoy the variety!

[@SilverBritches]

It's the spice of life. I do favor uniformity and liquidity though.

[@scrapperstacker8629]

Great video I love your insight.

[@jessehawthorne1626]

I really appreciate your insight - you actually helped me (finally) decide on a buying strategy. I’ve been going back and forth between buying 1oz eagles and buffalos, but I’ve also been interested in diversifying with fractional gold. Moving forward I’m going to go for an even volume split of 1oz buffalos (for the 24k and good looks) and fractional eagles (for the liquidity and slightly less good looks). I know that plan might not be very original or eloquent, but I’ve been trying to decide for like a year now haha. Keep up the great content!

[@SilverBritches]

Sounds like an excellent plan. I prefer doing it that way too.

[@delav83]

I love to pick up another gold coin, head downstairs to "the bunker" and put it in a capsule before adding to my stack. I'm definitely an addict and lucky enough to live fairly close to a large gold and silver dealer.. Thanks for the videos!

[@SilverBritches]

You're welcome and I'm sure your dealer is thankful.

[@audramatney1148]

Greatest words i heard you say buy what you can afford and hold on to it for hard times it will pay off great video

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks Audra. It takes time to accumulate gold for most people.

[@TheQuickSilver101]

That was a good breakdown and explanation. I absolutely agree that as inflation continues to eat away at the value of our currency the larger gold coins will be more difficult for the average Joe to afford. A couple of decades ago it was a whole lot easier to swing an ounce of gold than it is now. Thanks as always for the good info!

[@SilverBritches]

You're welcome and I always appreciate you watching and commenting. Knowledge and experience is power. It's good to share.

[@voltsoftruthBSbuster]

The only gold bars I think that make sense for SHTF scenario is the ones that come in 100 grams sheet, but are pre cut to one gram single denomination. They make the most amount of sence of you believe you will have to use actual gold as currency in the future to barter or buy things. The problem with one solid gold bars in the one ounce, 5 ounce, 10 ounce denomination is realistically thinking of a situation where you might need to spend several thousands of dollars in one single purchase. You take a standard 1 oz bar and that equals to approximately to almost $2000 dollars. A 5 oz bar is in the $10,000 dollar price rage. And a 10 oz bar is absolutely insane category of $20,000 dollar category. Now imagine a situation where even in a SHTF situation you need to purchase something in that price range in one purchase. Totally unrealistic and most people are not gona have the change to give you back $15,000 or $18,000 back in gold. Even a standard 1oz bar or even a coin again is slightly over the top, because most people will not be needing to make $2,000 purchases in one setting on regular basis. I think thats where those gold bar sheets make perfect sence. You can buy 100 gram sheet, which is slightly over 3 oz of gold, but precut to 1 gram bars. So if you need to buy food say for a week, you can break off one or two 1 gram bars, and you now have a realistic value of $60-$120 dollars you can spend on food. Need ammo, again, break off one or two bars and a realistic amount for ammo. And even if you overpay, and the seller doesn't have change back in gold you won't loose much. But trying to buy food with 1oz gold coin or bar is just ridiculous and you will findbit real quickly that almost no one will have the ability to give you change back in gold in the amounts of $1,000, $1,500 or $1,700 dollars. So unless you are prepared to loose 90% of you gold, or end up buying way more than you need in hope of selling it to others, you are gona be in a tough spot. So fractional are absolutely a necessity in my opinion in that type of situation. I still believe you should have 1oz denominational coins or bars, so consolidate and to have the most value in a small package, but I would say 25% should be 1oz or more, 50% should be in quarter oz denomination and finally 25% should be in 1gram or 1/10 oz denomination. Thats just my personal opinion. Let me know if you guys, agree, disagree. Great video, great topic.

[@edinnorthcarolina--ovelhog5786]

I really appreciate your channel and the great info you bring.

[@SilverBritches]

Well thank you Ed I appreciate you watching sir!

[@keepitreal1986]

Excellent content and review. What little bit of gold I stashed a few years ago I keep a death grip on. Most of the weight is in silver. Got the metals bug as a kid and never recovered. Nice stack of gold and video. Thanks for sharing.

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks for watching!

[@72cmcinc]

Buy what you can afford perfect advise! Well done!

[@SilverBritches]

72 👍🏼👊🏼

[@JFEnterprises1]

Great video clean money, thank you sir

[@SilverBritches]

Thank you strongman!

[@kingmagpie666]

Started out that way, but then ryker! corrupted me with numismatic gold. 😅 Now I’m buying more old European gold than I ever thought I would.

[@SilverBritches]

Got em! 😂😂😂

[@tridentstacking]

Amen, totally agree. Does not need to be complicated.

[@SilverBritches]

For sure!

[@stackallday2498]

I think that’s the key ..keep adding to the stack whatever it is but if possible keep it liquid ..I think a variety is the way to go ..and not a fan of any bars but that’s just me ..1/2 oz maple next on the list

[@SilverBritches]

Yes sir variety is a lot more fun too.

[@leesimpson30]

Great video 👍

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks Lee!

[@au_ag2.088]

The video quality is sharp! Your subjects in frame, really pop! 💯💯💯💯

[@SilverBritches]

Appreciate that brother 🙏🏼

[@PMStacker72]

Stackin Coins 🪙 Bullion and Collector Pieces is alwaysa good move regardless of the spot price/premiums, pivot and move back and forth thru the manipulation and Stack accordingly, if you know how the games played/rigged then you’ll know how to stack and win! Either way if you keep playing the game and accumulating pmetals you’ll sleep good at night, I know I do, good topic brotha👊🏼👍🏼

[@SilverBritches]

Appreciate that Jason and you're 100% right.

[@PreppingWithSarge]

good stuff, I try to aim for the 1/4 but have a few of the 1/10 too when it has been a good deal. I don't have anything bigger than a 1/2 yet

[@SilverBritches]

At least you have your foot in the door brother.

[@POORMANSGOLD]

That's a hell of a gold stack !!! New sub/stacker here..

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks Poor I appreciate the support brother 👍🏼👊🏼

[@danbiss87]

The standing liberty 1/4oz are amazing.. I bought a few of them early on for a good price... Wish the us mint made those everyyear as fractionial bullion, just beautiful

[@SilverBritches]

You and me both!

[@DeltonDoucet]

Lately been stacking 1/10th AGEs

[@jmonty1738]

Im going to soon as well. The premium is high but I want a variety of sizes.

[@TRprepper]

Thats what she said... I've hit my first 100 ounces of silver and looking to get into gold. 1/4 oz is my target to start with.

[@SilverBritches]

Excellent start!

[@TRprepper]

@@SilverBritches Thanks!

[@hairymotter5455]

1/4 oz is my sweet spot...love my 1oz but theres a smaller market because they're less affordable for most stackers

[@SilverBritches]

That's exactly my thinking too.

[@SilverHeist]

Nice pile of gold you got there!

[@SilverBritches]

Trying to catch up to you!

[@ronaldoseradilla3570]

Agree that’s the way to put it 👍✌️

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks Ronaldo

[@CampbellsCoins]

I'm the 420th like LOL 💨 Anyways, all good points. I stack the 1/4oz consistently for the points you mentions and some others. If you can grab a full oz, go for it. Do what's best for you but for god's sake buy some damn gold now!

[@SilverBritches]

Brother I've been buying the hell out of it all year. A fractional ¼ tube is another goal. Might take a decade 🤣😂

[@natemr4482]

Great video bro 😎

[@SilverBritches]

Appreciate that blue!

[@appleztooranges]

Love the Buffalo. As soon as spot crashes I’m grabbing another

[@SilverBritches]

I grabbed another Friday 👍🏼

[@appleztooranges]

@@SilverBritches I’m waiting for spot to be $1600 or less. If not it’s fine.

[@SilverBritches]

I don't know if that will happen for a while. I am hoping though.

[@appleztooranges]

@@SilverBritches I’m hoping it’ll be $1200 per oz.

[@Abraham.Lincoln22]

It’s nice to dream but gold will not crash in this inflationary environment.

[@Vacationtime247]

LOVE seeing what everyone else gets. We each have our goals. For us, it's 400 ounces of Silver this year and at least 2 ounces of Gold, but hopefully more Gold. Should be able to complete that soon. Personally like the fractional over full ounces of Gold. Believe they will be easier to sell as more people could afford the smaller sizes and price. But, 1/10 is the lowest I purchase, not big into the grams. Why? The premiums start getting expensive. Oh, liked & subscribed. VT247

[@SilverBritches]

That's a fantastic ratio. I started heavily with gold first myself. Fractional gold is affordable, portable, and easier to buy monthly. All wins for me 👍🏼

[@stevecroft3973]

The idea of trying to decide the right time to buy is difficult but in my opinion what would u do with the cash if u didnt buy gold ? Holidays , newest tech , a house with a larger room that u dont really need . Saving the money 100% gives you a loss when inflation comes into account. Gold in 35-50 years is gunna be probs around $3,500 oz. So your gunna make money and if not then you saved money in an item that does pretty much always keep up with inflation. Im from uk and the royal mints conditioning atm is terrible, and the premiums are very high for gold and silver. Does anyone know a trusted coin seller or international companies ? Getting hold of maple leafs in the uk is very hard at the moment

[@bullionaddict9164]

Your Gold Stack is Looking Great SB 👍

[@SilverBritches]

Appreciate that brother. This isn't all of it 😉

[@bullionaddict9164]

@@SilverBritches oh I know 😏

[@SilverBritches]

Love ya brother!

[@bullionaddict9164]

@@SilverBritches love you too brother.

[@magerauwsome6908]

The 25 Maplegram set is cool. I got a coue of those this year

[@SilverBritches]

Divisible gold! Love those things.

[@SilverStruck]

This video makes me want to buy more gold! 1/10 ounce is my favorite fractional gold👍👍

[@SilverBritches]

😂😂😂 I bought platinum 🤫

[@AY-qf4pg]

Do the older maple leafs have less detail in the veins?

[@SilverBritches]

The strikes have got better since 2013 when radial lines were introduced.

[@appleztooranges]

I’m thinking of buying my first saint gaudens pre 33 coin. Debating on between ms65 1908 no motto for $2235 or a ms64 1924 for $2k at my LCS. Which would you take??

[@SilverBritches]

Oof I would go for the cheaper one but I'm mostly about buying bullion to be honest.

[@appleztooranges]

@@SilverBritches gotcha. My LCS also have a first year buffalo proof for pr69 for $2,000. If it was a proof70 I’d probably already buy it

[@SilverBritches]

Yeah proof 69 is a wasted premium in my opinion.

[@appleztooranges]

@@SilverBritches I don’t think will see a crash in gold. I think that $1720 few weeks ago was it.

[@SilverBritches]

I have no clue to be honest. I could make a case for it going either way.

[@BigSky-]

Good video, buy what you can afford, and what you like

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks BigSky

[@felixconlon7049]

Where did you get that 1/4oz double leaf gold coin?

[@SilverBritches]

Bullion Exchanges but they're long gone now.

[@vittoriogomez8179]

good stuff. Why do people hate the 1/2 ounce gold coin?

[@SilverBritches]

No clue.

[@KB_86]

How do you feel about stacking fractional Britannia’s? I typically buy eagles and buffalos when it comes to one ounce coins but the premium on fractional Britannia’s is a lot easier to swallow than it is on the fractional eagles.

[@SilverBritches]

Personally I'd rather buy the fractional maples because of quality and a little more liquid.

[@DS-tt9vz]

Me personally I buy 1/4 oz Maples and Britannia's, I like the fact the 2021 Britannia carries its security features down into the fractional. The Maples may be more liquid but I think as time goes on the Britannia will do likewise. Once I fill a tube of 1/4 oz I may switch to a goal of 1/2 oz full tube. If it were not for the premiums a tube of 1/10 oz would be nice .

[@Labukh84]

Before 2020 I didn’t own any Britannia’s. Now it’s mostly what I buy. Gold fractional as well as the 1oz.

[@SilverBritches]

@@Labukh84 you can't go wrong with either. I've spoken with my lcs and he treats them as equal.

[@charlesmorrow9662]

I end up buying mostly Britannia’s because of the great premium ( from time to time) . I also got a great 1oz The Who gold coin a t a great price

[@fromontario6954]

I like 1/4 best. 👍

[@SilverBritches]

Alright 👍🏼👊🏼

[@Silverholic]

The most affordable is the 1g. I have a few Maplegrams for that reason. You are basically paying the price of 2-3 oz of silver for that 1 gram of gold.

[@SilverBritches]

And everyone can afford those.

[@angel.maldonado]

First, hi bro!

[@SilverBritches]

Got it!

[@michaelwilliams9009]

Do you know there are 1/4 OZ gold bars?

[@SilverBritches]

Didn't know that.

[@michaelwilliams9009]

Check JM Bullion and Provident metals

[@hetty43]

In Europe you can by 1 gramme or 5 grams or 10 grams. Royal mint or Austrian mint for example. 1/4 ounce is roughly 8 gms. So the nearest to 1/4 would be a 5 or 10 gram bar.

[@krauthead4]

It used to be that platinum was more expensive than gold. Since they've flipped, I'm wondering if platinum is better than gold. Has the government ever confiscated platinum? The down side is it's not as easily traded or recognized as gold. Regarding gold, it's been tough for me to buy more than 1/4 oz. at a time. (I did get 1 gram each for the kids' stockings this year. Might as well get them started. I've gotten them silver rounds the last few years.)

[@SilverBritches]

Not to my knowledge on the confiscation. That's an excellent gift!

[@johno1544]

Platinum was never confiscated in the US or any country to my knowledge. Compared to Gold it's like a newborn when it comes to value. It has not been considered precious for thousands of years.

[@richardday1986]

I learned a lot on this video thank you for making it

[@SilverBritches]

Happy to help Richard.

[@cryptojohnny7781]

So I have just started 6 months ago and I use my crypto gains to buy gold and silver. I purchase what I can but I can’t say I have a fav I buy coins and bars but for gold I tend not to go lower than the 1/10 just as a preference and silver never lower than 1oz but buy both bars and coins. I like it all I’m not racist towards one shape or another lol within the gold and silver world. At the end of the day it’s all liquid and is a safe buffer if I was ever to run into trouble. Btw love your collection you used for the video. Nice and clean 👍 thanks

[@SilverBritches]

I've done the same with my crypto profits. Nothing against crypto but I feel comfortable holding gains in gold. Thanks for watching 👍🏼

[@cryptojohnny7781]

@@SilverBritches actually as I’m typing this I’m using BTC to buy another 1/4oz Maple and 1/10 maple lol 👍

[@JamesWilliamson-w8y]

Personally I won't touch 1/10 Oz as the premiums are far to high. If money is tight then I suggest the UK Gold Half Sovereign as a minimum to stack.

[@goldmaple5290]

Australian gold kangaroos/nuggets, and lunar series together with Chinese gold Pandas are the most expensive gold coins here in Canada.

[@SilverBritches]

Yikes!

[@snomobila]

I like the 1/10 gold kookaburas! Super low mintage, and a super popular series(from the silver aspect). Just missing the 1st year of issue tho.

[@SilverBritches]

It's a sleeper in my opinion. People will wish they grabbed them in the future.

[@snomobila]

@@SilverBritches my thoughts exactly. Just wish i had the 1st year issue lol i like that one alot it has 2 years on the coin, pretty sweet feature

[@SilverBritches]

@@snomobila 👍🏼

[@floridastacker]

Nice 1/4 ouncers brother!

[@SilverBritches]

Thanks Flo!

[@markroberts9577]

It's really dependent upon your financial strategy as to whether or not you're going to buy coins from outside. Ask for me those coins from everywhere else don't fit my stacking plan

[@SilverBritches]

Nothing wrong with that Mark. It does spice it up a bit.

[@markcarey5673]

Saying that a certain coin adds liquidity to your stack and then in the very same sentence saying that not everyone is looking for them so you have a narrow market to sell them to is a contradiction in terms. If you're going to have a hard time getting someone to buy it, it reduces your liquidity. Also, I agree with buying "some" fractional coins. But only enough to give you a reasonable buffer of liquidity between the cold hard world and your stack. The bulk of your stack should be the purest Bullion that you can buy for the lowest premium. If you were to buy 10 - 1/10 oz gold Eagles versus 1- 1 oz gold eagle at today's price on SD Bullion you would pay $404.72 more for the fractional coins than you would for the 1 ounce coin... $404 more for the same amount of gold. That is a terrible investment strategy. I guess you have to decide upfront are you collecting them as a hobby because you like them and you think they're beautiful or are you seriously laying down Bullion as one of the building blocks of your wealth. If it's the former buy all the crazy coins you want. If it's the latter you need to be a lot more critical about your choices. That being said, I have bought a few coins just because they're so damn beautiful I can't resist. But the bulk of my stack is made up of the purest gold I can find at the lowest premium. I guess I'm kind of a hybrid stacker.

[@SilverBritches]

Great comment Mark. For the most part I stick with just bullion but if I can grab a collectible for bullion price I jump on it. The base of my gold stack is in this video The Russia Pump On Gold Spot Price kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3PdeZ-Qh6d9jJo the link is safe to click.

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

#500 liked…with all these views, how is it that I’m the 500th?? Anyway, I really love the Gold coins, and the reverse proof Eagle too.

[@SilverBritches]

Appreciate that

[@itsallgood790]

I think the 1/4 is a great size

[@SilverBritches]

It really is!

[@budgetbullionstacker1950]

I started with grams and 1/10. Now that I have 4 ozt worth of 1/10 and just over 2 ozt in grams I'm spreading out into 1/4. At 3 1/4 oz now. I see it as if I ever have to sale or use to barter the smaller fractional will be more useful and more liquid. Just my thoughts 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@SilverBritches]

I like that thinking. It makes total sense.

[@budgetbullionstacker1950]

@@BrotherChad actually when you shop around and find good deals premiums aren’t as bad a big online bullion dealers. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@krauthead4]

I once bought a Valcambi bar that can be broken down into smaller fractionals. I don't know how practical that was, but it can be spent as a whole or broken down into smaller amounts, as needed. Unless you're making a big purchase or house payment or re-selling to a dealer, I think the smaller amounts are more practical in gold.

[@gunnargundersen3787]

Once I have 50 Gold Sovereigns I will diversify. But I lack the patience to wait 3 months to pick up a 1TOz Gold coin.

[@SilverBritches]

Know your limits. Having fractional actually feels like you have more too!

[@khon6339]

I need some word as beginner clean money. I got 1oz silver for $22.71 spot asking $25.60. I bought 10oz which comes out to $256.50. It ended up costing me $276, no tax, no shipping from sd bullion Where did that extra $19.40 come from, it say's anything up to $199 is free shipping, did I goofed or is my math wrong?

[@SilverBritches]

Did you pay by credit card?

[@khon6339]

@@SilverBritches yea

[@khon6339]

@@SilverBritches it's my bank card but under visa

[@remonmicheal8753]

Thank

[@AB-io7xx]

Gold bars are my favorite ❤

[@SilverBritches]

Really? Gotta stack what you like!

[@Paulybuck]

Aquafina or Voss???

[@SilverBritches]

Aquafina 👍🏼

[@Paulybuck]

@@SilverBritches great video your right any gold you can afford is the best gold. Any gold is better than no gold. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@SilverBritches]

Yes sir!

[@2is1gold]

Did you say, "living under a tree?" What's wrong with living under a tree, SB? 😄

[@SilverBritches]

Sorry go back under your rock!

[@mrmostlyharmless]

Does having gold and silver help you sleep at night? I think it is like having the best insurance period. Makes me feel relaxed. Happy. Chill. Probably gonna extend my life.

[@SilverBritches]

I'd say so 😂

[@jasonhastings5538]

Im gonna try and get me some gold!! Ill have to start small 1/10 or 1/4oz!

[@SilverBritches]

Are you asking?

[@jasonhastings5538]

@@SilverBritches no i was just saying!! I need to add to my stack

[@SilverBritches]

@@jasonhastings5538 😂😂gotcha

[@rayBARInvest]

Hey Britches, random comment, but have you heard from Juice in a while? Hope he is doing well. Thanks!

[@SilverBritches]

No sir I haven't. Miss the guy though.

[@CandSMINING]

Aren't the premiums high on the fractional coins? 😎⛏⛏🔥🔥

[@SilverBritches]

They are Chuck but I'm buying and holding long term.

[@MENSA.lady2]

Simple answer. The bigger the better value for money, If you can't afford a 1/4 Oz gold then buy a half Sovereign. If you can't afford that save your cash until you can. 1/10 oz are terrible value.

[@oldmanjenkins771]

I can only afford the 1/10 on a nice regular biases. Seems fine to me 😎

[@SilverBritches]

As long as you're buying gold you're doing fantastic.

[@FreedomStacker]

The 1/10 AGE must be the best gold coin that's the one I buy most often 😆

[@SilverBritches]

Love fractional eagle's

[@FreedomStacker]

@@SilverBritches Yes sir as a matter of fact, after I saw Spegtacular's video I had to run to Springhill and buy November's 1/10 AGE. I found out he's charging $100 over for Platinum Eagles. I'll be getting one next month if everything goes as planned.

[@nah3826]

The best ones are the 1/2oz and 1/4oz imo

[@theenglishprofessor8411]

Not even my wife? 😂

[@SilverBritches]

😂😂😂👍🏼

[@lazarjeremias1421]

Im from Croatia and here are the best Austrian Dukat because of history background.

[@SilverBritches]

Yes the Austrian Corona is fantastic also! Very cheap compared to eagle's and buffalo.

[@CapitalCurrency]

It’s only the people with little things that tell you size doesn’t matter.

[@SilverBritches]

😉😂😂😂😂

[@CapitalCurrency]

Or her man is small! 😂

[@mattslivar5174]

I have 10k on my bank i think i will purchase one maple leaf 1oz and gold eagle 1oz end of this year maybe buffulo and then monthy 1/4 oz maybe 1/10

[@Abraham.Lincoln22]

Oh yeah, Britches. 🇺🇸

[@SilverBritches]

Yes sir!

[@joedoe7839]

If you sell your gold within a year, you will be subject to short-term capital gains tax of 39.6%, but if you wait longer than 12 months, it's only 28%. *disclosure. This is not tax advice, please consult your CPA or tax advisor*

[@MattDeckard]

So stop buying the 20 pound gold bars and go with the 1/4 ounce ones

[@SilverBritches]

20lbs or British pounds?

[@Chitown-Silver]

Everyone should get a taste of gold. I like tenth and quarter ouncers. I also love 1, 2, & 2.5 grams and always will. I know people like to bust my balls over grams but I like that size. At the last show through a friend I purchased from a lot he gave me PAMP Swiss 1 gram bars for $55.00 each. How do I pass that up? He got a deal and threw me a bone. Gold is Gold and if any size is a good deal buy it.

[@SilverBritches]

That's right John. We're all not 2 is 1 😂😂😂

[@Chitown-Silver]

@@SilverBritches Good One!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@AY-qf4pg]

You can't eat ammo!

[@SilverBritches]

Doh 😂😂😂

[@Freddy-Da-Freeloadah]

"Coins"?? What about goldbacks? IMHO

[@SilverBritches]

Goldbacks are intended to be used as currency. The premiums on them are outrageous to be used for stacking.

[@pachk627]

Lol the commenters. Sure let me stack up bananas see how much they're worth in 50 years.

[@MillStacks]

2nd

[@SilverBritches]

Got it!

[@KenGroth-ts6ge]

Coins are dumb. Buy 5 and 10g bars or sovs if you need fractional. Gold in "coin" form is a gimmick in the modern world.

[@JimmieJohn]

The best coin to buy fractional is bitcoin!

[@SilverBritches]

Sats but I disagree. I like eth and sol better 😉

[@JimmieJohn]

@@SilverBritches I bought gold, silver and Platinum last year and that led the way for me to better understand the value of bitcoin. Only 21M coins. Hardest money out there. adoption rate is 130 million users and growing faster than the internet did. It will be the greatest transfer of wealth in our lifetime.

[@scottbanghart3866]

Bitcoin can be hacked to easily . It’s is just digital numbers that can go to zero in a heartbeat . For me it’s not worth the risk