The Best Silver Bar Size for Silver Stacking or Silver Investing

[@richardblacker7526]

I like 1000 oz bar as thieves can’t run real fast while carrying one gives me plenty of time to load my shotgun

[@daviddesalvo3151]

😂 HEARD THAT

[@tgonzalez1983]

Its very possible the thief secures the homes weapons & perimeter 1st while the owner is away. Decoys are a good option to consider since they’re probably trying to get in & out ASAP. If they are busted mid burglary, best believe our friends in the chamber are much much faster. Stay stacking my man. Bars, coins, rounds.. They’re all great to me!

[@tch4874]

Thank you. Dude I needed that laugh. 🥰

[@tavismoore8583]

Lol it should already be loaded!!

[@Saladon89]

Suuurrree, we call them "thieves" now? I thought there was no more werewolves and vampires

[@ChengHao03]

What are the best strategies to protect my portfolio? I've heard that a downturn will devastate the financial market, so I'm concerned about my $200k stock portfolio.,..

[@Magdalena-u7l]

There are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy situation, but such execution is usually carried out by an investment specialist

[@Friedrich-j3i]

Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service? Seems you've figured it all out.

[@Friedrich-j3i]

Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.

[@AY-vi2ld]

I think 1kg is the sweet spot for investors, low premium, divisable, feels good in the hand, resells below the tax alarms.

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

I agree, but I actually have a few big ones especially 1,000 ounce just for the tax reasons. If there's a pullback I can sell those for losses while I quietly buy more.

[@onzah3515]

Hey guys securities investor here, I have a good couple thousand in gold and silver etfs and am looking to add some physical metal. Looking to buy a kilo of silver and some 1 oz coins. You guys recommend I order it online or go to some kind of shop?

[@AY-vi2ld]

@@onzah3515 I suggest look at both and compare. Sometimes saving on the shipping and insurance costs makes going in person a better way to accumulate. While many American online bullion companies have free shipping, it's actually priced into their products. So shop around, only stick with reputable dealers.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

not anymore (tax alarm) and there's an even better breakdown of how the IRS actually programs their "AI" to scan. Say you have a 50 dollar transaction in a calendar month. they will extrapolate this out to a monthly recurrence and assume, that's the 600 = new China Joe flag limit. buckle up, folks. we are occupied by hostiles.

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

@@billyumbraskey8135 Good. They can put me in jail and feed me all because of $50. And millions more. Free universal housing for all!

[@outdooraddventure]

My favorite size bar is the one I can afford

[@amr8457]

I agree!

[@Aluttuh]

lol

[@scorpzgca]

Facts

[@silvermediastudio]

My method that has worked well. Hope it helps: - I put 90% into 1 & 10oz bars for long term investment/storage. Mostly 10s. - 10% into 1 & 2oz rounds, mostly desirable/collectable patterns, might get some appreciation and they sell a bit higher. Mostly 2s. - I keep two bars and a couple coins separate, designated for handling or showing or just when I get that urge to check them out. Everything else stays hermetically sealed and locked away. - I buy two or three times a year, try to time the market lows as best I can, and always purchase enough to get free shipping. - Rarely sell, but if it jumps over $30-35 like it did a few years back, I'll let a good bit go out of the 10z bar stack.

[@ArmedPatriots]

yup. I even got some 5 ozers from Provident metals when they were running the prospectors around 2019, I think it was

[@mightykyu]

You know I watch almost every gold and silver related youtube everyday. Been watching this guy since early last year. He is the only one who gets the near future spot trend correctly. He was almost everything right. Everyone keep saying $30 $100 soon for many years which never happened. This guys is only realistic and correct.

[@tankq888]

From your observation how long would it take for silver to go up $30 or even $100?

[@jasonnye197]

Sorry bud its almost 30$ rn

[@DarkwingDuck1818]

It has been $30 though....

[@silverdamsel3139]

10’s are easy to stack and easy to sell. They also have some pretty good designs that you don’t typically get with a kilo or Hundy. So that makes them enjoyable to look at as well. The hundy Brick is just too much to handle for viewing but the sheer weight is it’s wow factor. 💙

[@stratcaptain66]

Everyone should own at least one hundred oz bar if they’re serious about stacking, and it makes sense to take advantage of the lower premiums and that “wow factor” you’re talking about;)

[@dontatme7]

Yes 10oz are ideal but I like 1oz rounds they are more divisible

[@benth162]

You are correct. I sold the three 100 ounce bars I had and put the money into gold. Yes I got hooked on the premiums coming and going, but it was worth it to get rid of those large unwieldy large bars.

[@gossman75]

@@dontatme7 What I don't understand is that 1 oz coins are of different prices just because of the picture on the coins. I never agreed to charging differently just because of the picture posted onto the 1 oz coins. I think that because it's silver and it's 1 ounce of silver should be the only thing to make it cost anything.

[@alanpecherer5705]

@@gossman75 What you say makes perfect sense, but we both know that doesn't mean it is "true". The problem, if you can call it that, is that (traditionally) it has been really hard to make much money dealing generic silver. I worked at a dealership selling silver and gold for a while (10 years ago) and it just became kind of silly, you'd sell $27,000 worth of silver and there was maybe $200 profit in it. Since it's so hard to make money selling generic silver, it stands to reason that some dealers will ask more for special designs. If silver is $22 and any old generic round is $26 and an eagle is $30, this is not the way it was say 5 or more years ago. It used to be common for dealers to sell 1 oz rounds for a buck or a buck and change over spot. And that wasn't a "special, it was everyday pricing. Then, maybe it was 2 years ago, this big smelly shortage allegedly occurred and all of a sudden, gen rounds and 5/10 and even 100 oz bars had a $4 or even $5 premium. It hasn't gone back to "a buck over spot", as I am sure you've noticed. Along the same lines, it has always been common for Englehard or J-M bars to sell at "noticeable" premium over generics. And this was true even when both of those refiners offered product, which neither do right now. Why should that be the case? It's because dealers can get away with it, and I am not disparaging dealers...it's not an easy business. Heck, if someone loves Barry Manilow and will pay $35 for a generic round with his image on it, why shouldn't some dealer or mint have a batch made and try to sell them? People pay $300 for Michael Jordan Nike sneakers, maybe they think those sneakers will allow them to jump a foot higher or maybe they think they are honoring MJ's record by buying them. I couldn't tell you. Tell you what, if there was a rapper known for gold chains and you could sell gold chains for 140% of what the chain would cost elsewhere, I say go for it. That said, do I prefer J-M bars to Sunshine Mint bars? You bet I do. Would I pay 120% for it? Probably not. Would I pay 105% for it? I might.

[@paulseebach5978]

100 oz bars are just as liquid as anything else. You just have to get it hot enough.

[@justinholland9844]

Good one.

[@stevestewart6287]

100 oz. bars can be harder to sell, some people dont have that much money to spend. So I like to stick with 5 oz. and 10 oz. bars. Some smaller coin shops do not even want to buy 100 oz. bars, because they are also harder to sell.

[@dukeofbanfe]

@@stevestewart6287 ya but you missed the joke.

[@stevestewart6287]

@@dukeofbanfe I got the joke, I just decided to ignore it.

[@abraham3981]

@@stevestewart6287 Another reason to own 100 oz bars is for those who might have the opportunity to trade for gold in the future. It is well known that gold is much more liquid in higher value amounts in comparison to silver.

[@sassysilver4451]

My favorite bars are 1-kilo bars. The premiums between 1-kilo and 100 oz are very close, and the 1-kilo bars are more portable, and easier to stack. I also love silver maple leafs for coins! 1-kilo bars and 1-ounce maple coins leaf are what I stack.

[@skeetmage]

Me too👀😂

[@dronepilot1333]

@@thealize808 me too

[@tweedeldee8122]

My Maples got that milky powder (fungus) right in the tubes.

[@raydavies2545]

@@tweedeldee8122 OHHHH NOOOO

[@moonman2216]

Agreed. Love kilos and love maples.

[@mustachemike9143]

Buying the dip this week. Been highly addicted to buying gold as of late but ordered my first 10oz bar on Friday after eying 5oz bars for months.

[@radera5125]

Can I ask where you personally are buying from? Thank you

[@tysone1254]

@@radera5125 apmex and I’m bullion are good I usually use jm bullion

[@matthew9677]

10oz gold? *whistles*

[@jackmac436]

Do it. 5oz bars are my favorite I'm that kinda weirdo everyone should have at least 1

[@veritasfiles]

Generally, I'd say 1oz is the best overall, given that confidence in the authenticity tends to be less as size increases. But as far as I'm concerned, it really doesn't matter so long as people are stacking Silver and transferring their wealth back into real money.

[@SuperOmegaBerserker]

What about saving precious metals for post reset??? When they make the debt zero and change your account balance to its true value having currency pre reset or prior to 2021 evergrande collapse inflation effect your investment will be a kick in your teeth, i would save them to trade for coins which can be used as a unit of currency and only appreciates the more our economy becomes unstable which at 60+ trillion world debt is looking like it

[@peacockhorsepower3181]

You do realize the Marxists are winning in the world right now right? America will fall then nothing to stop them and guess what they’re winning here in America too. Got legislation? Got censored? Knee deep in Marxist hell the only reset that will be happening is to communism because NO ONE IS DOING ANYTHING ABOUT IT IN AMERICA but waiting for Trump do nothing republicans to save them.

[@veritasfiles]

@@peacockhorsepower3181 That's why people should be stacking so that they can do something to help themselves.

[@bonnenaturel6688]

@@peacockhorsepower3181 It is the commie bolsheviks running the planet at the behest of the elite banker psychopaths. Nevertheless, you are exactly right.

[@stevenponcedeleon5068]

@@veritasfiles should you stack with a specific one like 1oz? 10oz?

[@billboy52]

Hero Bullion has the Germania Mint kilo bar for $2.29 over. I picked one up for $797 and will look to add more if spot continues to slide.

[@jasonwagg3136]

I have just bought the 250gram (8OZ) Germania Mint Silver Bar and I think they look fantastic...

[@joakos1122]

Bought the same bar at the same time

[@TtheSilverStacker]

I’ll take 10 one ounce bars. The old art bars have interesting designs and the premiums are pretty close to 10 ounce.

[@macclark4112]

If your buying for art work your not a Stacker. Your a small time Art Collector.

[@TtheSilverStacker]

@@macclark4112 Ha ha. I just like buying stuff I like to look at, considering I hope to be looking at it for the next 30 years. In addition, the interesting stuff sells for higher on the other end. That’s just me. To each their own.

[@jda1961]

i only buy generic silver, i like any size, but i have mostly 1 ounce rounds, then a close second is my 10 ounce bars. i have a total so far of 2320 ounces and counting.

[@grinderbaseb]

Gigs chad status. “He will throw mercury dimes at the poors and laugh as they fight for them” post reset.

[@Luckyboyee777]

Damn you will be the king of the neighborhood when things hit the fan.

[@justinmadonna3733]

@@Luckyboyee777 the king is the guy who can kill the most. Silver wont be money. Nice investment but your buying nothing with metal. Now I know this might hurt some people here but facts are that you can buy more with bitcoin than gold. You can't buy anything with silver....real money though real money you can't spend.

[@DarrkMane]

@@justinmadonna3733 Lmao. All Russia has to is drop an EMP deactivating the internet then REAL MONEY would show. Or maybe I'm just overthinking? Oh well.

[@billyhomeyer7414]

Not all rounds are perfectly formed. Not like a sovereign I mean. I got some MM rounds that are not perfectly made. Oh, they’re perfectly round but thicker on one side. They’re tested silver.

[@macclark4112]

The Larger Bars are only if you have enough invested in 1 oz. coins. Because as high triple digit Silver becomes a reality you can’t shave off an oz. To date I can say after 46 years of stacking I’ve acquired (462) 10 oz. bars. Most of which were under $5 an oz. I never even purchased a 10 oz. bar until I had 7000 ozs. of coins. And the 100 oz. bars were $350 bucks each in 91’ so that was the year I bought most of those. I only own 21 of the 100 oz. bars. Wow I am so glad I don’t have to get excited about catching up with you people now. So I can concentrate on more important stuff like food and gardening. By the way none of you will get rich owning Silver or Gold. This time when the price explodes you’ll be inundated by hyperinflation. If you own it you’ll have retained your wealth and that’s it. GOOD LUCK 👍🏻

[@ibuschini]

NESARA/GESARA

[@tounguesohandy]

Big Mac!

[@syberphish]

How many 1oz bars does it take to buy a vehicle/horse/piece of equipment/wife/house/land? If I wanna buy a cow, wouldn't doing it in 10oz or kilo bars be more convenient than Eagles? The people who only go for 1oz silver and see now value in having larger bars, are thinking very small. I hope bread and eggs is all you ever need to barter for.

[@chriscomeaux3354]

​@@syberphish gold has entered the chat

[@syberphish]

@@chriscomeaux3354 I rarely have enough laying around to buy an ounce of gold at a time though, and the premiums on fractional is usually stupid. An ounce of gold makes a terrible doorstop, silver does a fine job. ^__^

[@DS-tt9vz]

I sold all of my 1 oz bars years ago and have since switched to 10 oz bars. Bars I like are Sunshine, RCM, and Britannia. Have sold a few in the past without any issues. My LCS prefers bars in their original factory plastic. I like to keep one each in a capsule for showing. I do same for tubes of rounds. Always order one more than a full tube to place in a capsule just for displaying.

[@BallerDan53]

I like stacking 5oz bars because I can buy just the bar and choose a couple 1oz rounds to get past the $199 free shipping minimum on most sites. I also like to look at the various designs available on 1oz rounds.

[@StewCrew72]

Same here, I’m only 16 so my paychecks aren’t very big but the 5oz is the perfect price where it’s not too much but still quite a bit of silver.

[@djroselli6310]

I do the same sometimes if I have extra fiat I’ll buy the 10 oz I’m buying 2 times a month

[@brandonfredrick4482]

100 gram bars are my absolute favorite. Not too big, not too small. Perfect little morsel of silver.

[@Lord_wildfire]

Just started my investment into silver bars and I have to say I really love collecting the 1oz silver bars

[@mcmanus1297]

I think the 5-10 Oz bars are the sweet spot due to stackability and liquidity. It’s harder to sell kilo and 100 Oz bars on the secondary market unless you sell for spot or under spot at coin stores

[@CBUCK1994]

500gram is also nice

[@mcmanus1297]

@@CBUCK1994 I’ve never owned one. I usually just stick to the ounces measurement just because of inventory purposes haha it’s way easier. Maybe I’ll buy a couple now haha

[@scrapperstacker8629]

I like 5 & 10 ounce bars. For 1 Oz I buy coins. And for anything I’ve 10oz. I buy gold.

[@exgenica]

When buying a particular size bar, another factor I would consider is transportation security to and from a local buyer/seller. I just wouldn't feel very comfortable walking around with a 100toz $2,500 bar (7 pounds) of silver. Not only difficult to carry but more difficult to conceal, so it would be much less likely to be overlooked by any mugger.

[@The_Argent]

I think this really shows the two different schools of thought for stacking. The 1oz people are probably the ones stacking for the eventual need to barter. The 10oz people are the ones planning on investing and being able to trade back into dollars at some point.

[@robertduffy5805]

Even though this is mainly about investing, another thing to take into account is if things go bad and you move from investor to survivor and need to use it for commerce you're going to want a good mix of lower sizes because if you show up and try to buy a chicken with a 10 oz bar you may not get change. Lastly, government reporting is required on transactions over a certain amount so if you buy a bunch of 100 oz bars below the required reporting number and then sell it your sale will be reported whereas if you have small bars you could break up your sales over days or dealers and be under that number and not be reported.

[@justinmadonna3733]

I'm in full support of the tax evasion but brother you will never use silver coins or bars to purchase something. Never.

[@-xyz-012]

@@justinmadonna3733 you will realises very soon how wrong you are.

[@redneck740]

@@justinmadonna3733 I already can. My local farmers market most stands take 1oz rounds as 25 bucks cash.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

@@redneck740 That's a deal for the farmers, not for you the holder of silver. The point of silver is not as a medium of exchange, but as a hedge against inflation.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

@@justinmadonna3733 Not to mention it isn't that hard to melt down a 1k oz silver bar into smaller pieces.

[@hoofixrman]

The best bars are the ones in your stack!

[@tiredman99]

I usually just buy 1oz bars or rounds as they're easier to liquidate, easier to transport, and easier to store

[@affirmed_7835]

I've been a 1 oz coin guy exclusively until recently. Just bought a couple 10 oz Scottsdale stacker bars though and I might be hooked.

[@stratcaptain66]

I think 100 oz bars are the way to go, lowest premiums, and to be honest I wouldn’t be going down to my LCS to sell an oz or two at a time. If I need money, I’ll most likely need a few grand, and it’s not hard to sell a100 oz bar, at least not in my neck of the woods.

[@DudeDave]

10 oz usually gets the free shipping cost too.

[@rchicks22]

I prefer the 10oz bars. It really just depends on how much cash you have to turn into money. All of these options are fine. .999 silver is .999 silver.

[@dreamon4865]

My silver bar stack (from small to big) consists of 3oz (yes three oz), 5 oz, 250 gram (approx. 7.5 oz) , 10 oz, 500 gram (approx. 15 oz), 20 oz (another weird size) and 1 kilo. We have more options in the sizes of bar in Asia. My favorite bar is 500 gram bar.

[@langjr0]

Hi, 250 grams is actually 8.038 ounces.

[@metalmike4416]

A monster box of government coins is the best. It checks all the boxes (except premium sometimes). It is a 500 oz package with tubes of of 20 / 25 oz. And the tube is further divisible into single ounces. So you get small, medium and large all in one. You also don't have as many issues with worrying about counterfeits as you might with a big bar. Keep stacking...

[@garylynch9206]

Agree totally. For flexibility the are ideal. I buy Monster boxes and have sold full ones unopened, as well as individual tubes.

[@flipnap2112]

of course it is, if you have 25 grand to blow

[@Rubycon99]

I don't know why, but I prefer the look of cast silver when it comes to bars. I know you don't typically get the cool designs and whatnot, but there's something pleasing about them to me.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

They also tend to be a lot cheaper too as the sellers typically obtain larger quantities at lower prices. The irony is that because silver scams are so common, professional looking coins and bars aren't even a guarantee of purity as there is a whole industry dedicated to silver scamming.

[@Baumscheibenkunst]

Here in Germany the 1kg bar marks the last signifikant drop in premium. It's considerably less than for the 500g bars. There are also 5kg and 15kg bars but it doesn't make much of a difference in terms of premium. So 1kg is pretty much the sweet spot unless you really want huge bars.

[@presetatorxijinping8460]

1 oz for trading or bartering and 5 and 10's for stacking!

[@razorback0z]

I collected bars for ages. These days I like getting collector 1oz coins from second hand sources. You can get some real bargains from like yard sales, auctions, local for sale ads etc.

[@fortyniner3071]

A few years ago I bought a beautiful 50 oz poured bar from monarch precious metals. It is the favorite in my stack.

[@ed00001]

I have a decent amount of 1 oz bars but I don’t like them. If I’m going 1 oz and it’s not a coin I always go for rounds, they just stack easier and are a little cooler. 10 oz bars are the absolute best and then kilos. I have one 100 oz bar because they’re just ridiculous and you gotta have one haha

[@jarodcrazyindian]

I've added some really cool fractionals just to get free shipping. It equaled out. SHTF, they may be worth it. Still cool. I didn't really suffer a loss. I'm happy.

[@SmartSilverStacker]

Gotta wear closed toed shoes when handling those 100 oz bars. Great video!

[@EroticOnion23]

Especially the 1000oz "bars"!!

[@lukelints9776]

Interested in the 10 oz way more than the 1 ounce bars now. I feel 30, 1oz bars is enough for barter, best start making big stacks soon.

[@romansynovle990]

I’ve never seen a more inspirational channel name. It’s a bit intimidating, but thankfully the video was great

[@martybreen6228]

Always learn something new from SILVER DRAGONS!

[@StrongStacker1]

1, 5, 10 Stack all three!

[@cliverussel2792]

Same here … except that sweet 20 oz Engelhard I managed to find ;)

[@MaZe741]

"A Kilo is arbitrary and weird" lol, only when measured in ounces let the sink in!

[@jt1559]

It makes perfect sense in every other country in the world.

[@Keifsanderson]

@@jt1559 Except it doesn't. Troy ounces are still the standard. I think only china went to a metric "ounce."

[@billyumbraskey8135]

now do your baking in metric and get back to us lmao

[@8Maduce50]

@@jt1559 also makes production sense. The U.S get their own production line for material and products and the rest of the world has to share the other production line for their materials and products. Like a 10mm hex bolt vs 3/8 hex bolt. Both are similar but different enough not to be interchangeable.

[@MAGASTACKER]

I’m a 10ozer

[@mafiosolom917]

Same

[@eric-the-red1935]

The premium price on all silver is still ridiculous.

[@postscript123]

@Commercial Rare Coins and Precious metals dealer says that when you go to sell, you don't get any more money for 1 oz eagles, maple leafs etc. He said you might as well just buy 100z bar as you will get paid nearly the same so he says to go with 100oz generic, as long as it's a dealer recognized brand.

[@vikingmetaldragon]

I prefer 10 oz bars. Consice, reliable. But I also love having some 1 oz coin stacks. Nice to flip around, scratch together, got a little jingle to them.

[@adamhutton4165]

100 OZ all the way. Bought the dip last week when spot was $20. Got a bunch of 100 OZ bars at $1.69 over spot. That's $21.69 delivered. Very happy. And for all you people saying that it's hard to move 100 OZ bars, it's not. If you live near a metropolitan area (like I do) the dealers are more than happy to take 100 OZ.

[@AtheistAgainstChristianTerror]

Yes, buying any precious metal by the gram is almost always paying an exorbitant premium. It is not worth it at all, unless the grams are being sold close to spot price, which is rare and hardly ever. It’s best to pool your money together and buy something larger!

[@medhead964]

My LCS prices his kilos and 100 oz bars with the same buy and sell premiums. It's just easier for me to buy 1/3 (roughly) of a 100 oz bar at a time, than coming up with 100x spot plus premium. Also it depends on If I'm buying for my deep stack or if I'm buying with the possibility of having to sell it back... for my sell back stack, I stick with 10 oz bars and rounds because they're generic and easily sellable to all dealers. Smaller dealers might have a problem buying 300+ oz at a time at today's spot, but spreading that out with smaller weight products seems to work well. Eagles go in my deep stack.

[@tomwalker9971]

a $3.99 premium or higher is never reasonable. up until march of 2020 premiums on gov coins were like 2 bucks maybe, generic silver was at spot or maybe as high as .89 cents. its sad that 3.99 is considered reasonable

[@crush42mash6]

Very good, I’m Canadian so I had to convert all the numbers but it’s all good. Great video

[@StevenSchmidt-dj2kn]

Prospectors gold and gems out of Colorado sold me a 100 oz bar for only $1.50 over spot per oz. It took about a month but worth it. It’s also hand poured.

[@buck63eye]

10 oz by far are the best. Better premium than 10 x 1 oz. and easy to sell. Not as many people have the funds to buy a 100 oz bar but most can afford a 10 oz.

[@TracyLiichow]

Honest in a SHTF event, fractional silver will be what is used to buy, sell, barter. What your kilo bar is going to be used to buy a dozen eggs or a can of spam, lol? Heck, stick up on silver halves, quarters and dimes as well.

[@alexandreglebov8940]

Kilo is very fractional. You just need to give it some heat.

[@cland9189]

For somebody who seems to be hung up on premiums it’s interesting how you reference SD bullion as they are not the most reasonably priced.

[@WereAlreadyHere]

10 oz is the best for me just because the price is right for incremental investments

[@go4it764]

I bought a 10 oz Mint ID Buffalo silver bar encrypted . When scanned it tells the details about it. There’s a smartphone app NFC that even shows a pic of it. It’s amazing. $178.93

[@thetobaccoguy1751]

I prefer 10 oz. Large enough to see a discount, but easy to move and store.

[@noblelies]

Back in 2015, I bought a bunch of 1 gram bars for far below spot. Keep looking. There are deals out there if you try.

[@JM-Unleashed]

Nice video! An easy way evaluate pricing on kilo bars, is to get the spot price in grams and multiply by 1,000.

[@joshoconnor9666]

I like the 7.3 oz bar because when they cut your bar in half to see if it's real they gotta buy it.

[@jamesjoy8866]

5 oz bars fit in my melt crucible and don’t cost extra premium. 100 oz also have low premiums and is useful for self defense.

[@CrimsonFox36]

For me, It's 1s and 10s. They're easy to handle, and make perfect gifts.

[@evamandri]

Excellent stuff! Thank you for sharing.

[@TtheSilverStacker]

Excellent video SD. I learn something every time I watch. Thank you!

[@TalkingBullion]

Not a big bar fan...never have been. Not sure why! Mostly rounds and coins for me. I do have a few bars...a few 10 oz "P loaf" Engelhards and some Geiger. Of course, Geiger only comes in bars, or more accurately squares (mostly), so I have a few more of those. I have recently picked up some more bars however when I saw that during the pandemic, bars were sold out almost immediately. I thought it would be good to get some more in the stack (nothing over 10 oz) because of that, but not my preferred items to buy. Nice comparisons and great video SD.

[@savagestacker]

10oz all the way . My goal is one hundred 10oz silver bars and I’m not to far away from crushing that goal .

[@yvindpettersborg3999]

Kilo is really an even number if you used to the metric system. I like 1oz, 5 oz and 10 oz bars. Also here in Europe 100 gram bars are popular !

[@skylercooley6406]

Today was the first day I went to my local coin shop to buy and start stacking silver. I got a couple dollars in face value of constitutional silver, 2 1oz bars and 10 1g bars. After seeing this video now, I feel lucky that I got the 1g bars for $1 each.

[@papytwth]

Lucky!

[@iokepa611]

Welcome to the club

[@hugo9227]

I think the Kilo bar is the best. Assuming we go back to gold to silver ratio of 1:8, 4oz gold to 32oz silver (1kilo)

[@coreytaylor2017]

I would say you want a variety. Just like we have pennies, nickles, dimes, and quarters, you would want a variety of sizes in the event you would like or need to purchase items that vary in price. The only thing that stinks is the smaller you go, the higher premium you pay. So if you can buy bulk, I think it would be fun and cheaper to cast the small bullion yourself.

[@melaninrichapparel1980]

We in 2024 and a 10oz bar of silver is now about $375-$400. Yes I have to get on my silver game asap. I don’t want to miss the next big boat. Peace and Love Brooklyn NYC…

[@ozlozano9470]

1 oz bars or rounds. I’ve sold some 10 oz. But it was easier to sell the 1 oz. I sell them on either eBay or marketplace or to coworkers or acquaintances. I would like to add that I prefer to stack 10oz. My dealer a dear old fella offered to sell me 100 oz. But I stayed away it was just too much. Also buying in bulk buying 100 rounds or bars 1oz gets you cheaper deals. Little more affordable.

[@jtmachete]

I stack for SHTF scenario. 1 oz bars, coins, rounds are perfect for barter currency

[@jayp5853]

PLEASE HELP!!!! I live in Canada and want to buy some silver. I appreciate your videos to help ppl like me understand a little bit more on how to stack. Currently today spot is $24 CAD for 1 oz. The site I was gonna buy from has 1oz generic coins for $31 or $7 over spot. I can get britanias for $33 or $9 over spot and maples for $34 or $10 over spot. That seems to be very high for a premium so was just asking your opinion if you think that's a reasonable price over spot. Thanks and see you next video

[@66block84]

one Oz. & Constitutional are my go to's.

[@Alexwhatisit]

Id like to invest in silver, but the premiums are so damn high, my intention is to never sell my PM and pass it on, but I still keep into consideration DP+T=TP. Dealer premium+taxes= total premium. And if I'm taking all that in, I'm paying twice over for what I'm getting. Just can't justify it. Only way I can justify it is by the kilo, thanks for the video. Very Informative 👍👍

[@djroselli6310]

Ten oz and 5 oz bars are my go to sizes

[@arkansaslibertarian5051]

My prize silver bar is a 10 oz, with an imprint of the Federal Reserve on it, saying "den of thieves", not federal, and no reserve. It actually may have been from SD bullion, maybe apmex

[@bullionaddict9164]

I believe the 10oz is one of the most popular bars in my opinion. But I really like the Kilo after purchasing my first two of them

[@winstack]

Thats about the only increment I haven't purchased. I don't have a kilo, or 100oz bar. My biggest is a 25oz 20mm bullet replica, otherwise, 10oz, rounds and generics, and junk.

[@goose7378]

10oz Britannia bars are best

[@reynaldoflores4522]

1 oz. ( 31.1 gm ) is still the best. Easy to store, convenient to transport, can be sold easily.

[@BigIronEnjoyer]

That thud when he puts the 100oz down 😆

[@ltcajh]

I use Hero, Bullion Exchanges, and Monument mostly.

[@joeygee11]

It all depends on who you are and what “you” want to do.

[@user-dx5yq1bt3i]

I got 124, 1 gram bars at my local coin shop for .85 cents and resold them for $2.00

[@Canadian_Eh_I]

nice, you're a hundred-aire

[@user-dx5yq1bt3i]

@@Canadian_Eh_I Well that was almost a year and several gold and silver coins ago. I just got back from vegas last month, so id say doing pretty good. Lol

[@robinj.9329]

The huge 1,000 Oz. industrial size bars are rarely seen outside of heavy industrial users. But there are a few "Investors" that used to stockpile the 100 oz. bars, way back when silver was less then abour ten bucks an ounce. Today? I see folks buying the 1 oz. coins, the 5 or 10 oz. bars, and rarely the 100 oz. INGOTS. But almost never anything bigger.

[@Canadian_Eh_I]

so glad i bought 100's already getting killed with silver but it hurts less than paying 60% premiums like some people

[@MaximalHardy]

1oz as you’d only need to give or take a few in losses and bartering but 10 ounce is also ideal those two are a good investment I’d say cause if things get low and you need to sell a few you can sell the 1 oz

[@johncombs6369]

Looking on SD Bullion today and the 100g silver bars are going for 104. Wow! That seems like the better deal than stacking 1 oz

[@michaelgrimes5588]

I like 10oz, they seem to be the weight I find a reasonable bulk rate start to actually appear...of course that savings gets higher with the weight, but 10oz is affordable to the average person to be able to get on a reasonable schedule

[@edwardfrench3952]

I like hundreds. Will exchange for farmland when the ball goes up...

[@fhuzpatch]

What are your thoughts on 2oz coins for stacking? I see on the TD site that the 2oz coins are cheaper (per oz of silver) than 1oz coins or 10oz bars. Also, I overheard someone selling a 100oz bar at the local bullion shop last week, and when I researched their site 10-10oz generic bars were worth more than the 100oz bar when selling to them, and about equal buying from them.

[@samuelcatoe1927]

I buy for investment purposes. Whichever is cheapest per the ounce and in my budget gets my money. I also keep reselling in mind though so if it doesn't sell well in my area, I'm not a buyer. That means the kilo and 100 oz bars are out since they're difficult to move.

[@patrickmurphy8222]

I like and stack 2 oz coins and old pours (I have only one of those so far). Two oz coins seem to be more rare and, to me, more interesting. They are bigger without being too big. I have never seen a 2 oz coin at a coin shop ever so I think they would move really well if they did happen to carry them.

[@coctailer]

I still would like to get a 1000oz comex bar for savings. They can be leveraged, so no need to sell it. Thats the only advantage I can think of over other bars. I think 100oz is my favorite, but 10oz is a close second. Ddi I understand you correctly when you eluded that the premium is about the same for the 5oz as the 10oz? I would think that aspect would GREATLY enhance the utility of the 5oz bars. I may need to keep my eye out for 5 oz deals. I only have 1-5oz bar right now. Love the vid SD! Well done! :-)

[@macclark4112]

5 & 10 oz. for trade. 100 oz. for buying homes and larger investments. But only after you’ve acquired 1000’s of 1 oz. coins.

[@coolclearfacts6105]

Excellent video. Thanks for posting.

[@pank524]

Really like 10oz