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    Silver & Gold Stacking Tips I Wish I Had Known As A Beginner



    What The 2023 Financial Crisis Means For Gold & Silver â–º https://youtu.be/yrT9CzbOQdI

    Tips for new gold & silver stackers. Topics covered: history of precious metals, premiums, types of bullion, tips I wish I’d known.

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    Video Breakdown:
    00:00 Getting Started With Investing In Precious Metals
    01:24 What Are Precious Metals? Gold & Silver Have A Long History As Money
    05:21 Different Types Of Gold & Silver Bullion – Coins Vs. Rounds
    12:16 Stacking Silver Bars
    15:40 What Is The Gold & Silver Spot Price?
    18:19 Precious Metals Manipulation & COMEX Musical Chairs
    23:34 Gold & Silver As An Inflation Hedge
    27:05 Other Reasons To Stack Gold & Silver
    28:17 Quick Tips For New Gold & Silver Stackers

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    1. Iron Leather Wood on

      I have never bought precious metals. I heard that junk silver is a good start to have small increments for bartering. How do you know what a good price is. I see that you have some junk silver. Great job on your video!

    2. NEGAN on

      Question. I had a few Morgan silver dollars so I started collecting them and then purchase some grated coins but now I’ve been stacking only silver arounds & bullion. Should I keep the Morgan silver dollars and graded coins or sell them and purchase more silver rounds and bullion? Reason is I don’t think Morgan’s are easy to take into a coin shop to sell.

    7. Robert Guay on

      best stacking tip buy 1 ounce a week every week and in 3 years you have one serious stack of silver. also buy it where the purchases are not tracked as we have seen before the government will come door to door to collect

    8. Brian Egendorf on

      If I were a survivalist, I'd be less interested in silver and gold, as I would be in steel, aluminum, coppper, nickel, and anything that is used in production of products. Also, if there WERE an apocalypse, gold and silver would be charged at a premium.."Oh..you want an apple? That will be 2x once ounce bars.." "What…you say they are worth $1900 each? Well, silly me, you can live off an an apple..but you can't live off of gold…four ounces of gold for this apple, now.."

    12. John Langford on

      I've learned that if I buy out of state. I have to pay taxes. Why is this? I feel that if I'm changing money for money, then why should I get taxed twice? Is silver considered a commodity? I have always looked at it as real money

    14. Tyler on

      I would also add in the reason why the smaller metals are more expensive is the demand. There is more demand for the smaller more affordable metals, which also leads to higer pricing.

    15. Richard Harrison on

      Great vid. I have been stacking silver for about 20 years. I didn't know about the Goldbacks, I think they would be great to buy as birthday presents for my adult children, and they look cool too. Ebay is a good place to buy silver – so long as it is 'Junk' silver and you know your stuff when it comes to the coins and denominations of the countries of your home country. For example, I'm from Britain. All silver coinage from before 1920 is 'sterling' silver, i.e. 92.5 per cent silver. I am pretty much certain that, say, a 1915 shilling (about one fifth of an ounce) is a pretty good deal at about $7. I'm sure that the same applies to US coins pre 1964. I buy silver 1 oz from ebay too, but I know how to test for fakes. I find it is wise to avoid Chinese coins.

    16. Buster Biloxi on

      Fiat currency is real money. Every coin and bullion dealer in America will accept US currency in exchange for gold and silver. My conclusion: fiat currency is just fine. People who predict chaos, anarchy and bartering are frauds and charlatans.

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