Should we STOP Buying these Silver Coins in 2023?

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Title	:	Should we STOP Buying these Silver Coins in 2023?
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I buy Britannias for tax and security reasons But the core of the stack is Kooks and world constitutional
Comment from : Gunnar Gundersen

I NEVER buy from a country that displays a symbol of an evil monarchy
Comment from : Thomas Jensen

As long as they are silver Doesn’t matter what’s stamped on it
Comment from : Brokenhub76

don't mind the Queen but not interested in Charles, the Terd
Comment from : M S

subscribed for more!😌
Comment from : Benjamin

educational video, really like it!
Comment from : Berty S

not bad 👏
Comment from : Raoul Old

great content keep it up!
Comment from : Katheryn Bouler

Better off with USA made generic rounds especially if you plan on a bigger purchase Tax can be avoided only with domestic silver - at least in California - on bigger purchase $2k+ from what I understand, although may be inaccuratebrbrbr7:30
Comment from : Rich Garcia

Austrian Philharmonics are my favorite silver bullion coin Nobody wants to buy Brittanias, they are the most difficult to sell and King Charles looks like mashed potatoes on the new ones
Comment from : Indivisibleman

SML FTW! No milk spots on any of my SML brbrAnd for those of you who say that SML can milk spot, post link to website showing 2018 and up SML that have milk spots To me post 2018 SML milk spots is a unicorn Sometimes heard of but never seen
Comment from : Silver Storm

Not one of my Britannia coins have milk spots Like them to stack Don't really care for Philharmonic No real reason just don't care for them
Comment from : John Bialek

Hey FS if given a choice of Maples at $2565, Britannia Charles $2534, Philharmonic at $2503, Rounds at $2442, or Eagles at $2682; which order would you buy and why? Thanks
Comment from : g ma

I've been seeing more milk spots on eagles lately too I hate milk spotting You make a great case why we shouldn't stack these coins Great video sir
Comment from : SalivateMetal

New stacker here, want to know what’s the big deal with milk spots? Would the coin be hard to resell?
Comment from : Time traveler

I switched to all American coins the last 2 weeks When I started stacking a few years ago I went for rounds, generic bars, and euro coins I've seen it said a few places that you mature as a stacker and it goes by weight My first 100 ounces were all in junk and generic rounds and bars My next 100 was in kilo bars and junk My 3rd 100 was the same I recently switched out all of my generic silver for junk halves With the premium drop I picked up a few tubes of eagles I have only been buying bars in kilo form, and now those are all the bars I have I stack for trading and direct purchase of goods with my silver I live in a farming community and most of the people I get feed and equipment from are more than happy to take a handful of Mercury dimes for a pallet of chicken feed Its helping me meet more interesting people in my area (I'm new here, like a lot of other "refugees" that showed up in RVs) and I now purchase all of my junk silver from my LCS My farmstead is just sout of Lake City, FL if there's anyone in the comments that's close by and might want to meet at the LCS for a coffee and chit chat
Comment from : MandelaDefect

I couldn’t care less about milk spots They mean nothing to me brbrBut my local stores all have a lower premium for Maples than any other coin, sometimes it’s nearly the same as the premium for rounds
Comment from : Silver Oilman

I like Philharmonics and Brittanias, but only for a low premium If the price is equal, Canada maples are the best imo
Comment from : DemRi

I own a bunch of milk spotted CSM Wouldn't buy the newer ones because I'm still pissed at them
Comment from : Selected silver sire

Why not the krugerrand?
Comment from : Neville

Britannias are the best value at least here in uk
Comment from : G & S metals

I have only one loose Silver Philharmonicas, the other coins are still in a sealed tube bought directly from the mint The milk spots are pretty terrible on it! I haven't seen it on any other coin in my stack of loose coinsbrSadly the old type Maple Leafs I have look at least as bad due to red copper stains Which is quite frustrating as well Even though they were stored the same way as my other coins not in tubesbrEagles and Krugerrands don't show any defects over time so far Same as modern Maple Leafs I experienced milk spots on a Britannia coin as well but to a way lesser extent than on the PhilharmonicbrWhen I buy more Silver my priority would be more new Maple Leafs
Comment from : Basileios

I’ll start buying Britannia’s when they implement some type of mint Shield like rcm does with the maples I really like the way Britannias look I just can’t see me getting something with milk spots
Comment from : Tyler Fortin

Here in the UK the big attraction for buying Britannias-silver or gold- are because they are not subject to capital gains tax………
Comment from : nunuland

I only have 2021 and newer Britannias, no milk spots so far For me the king of milk spots is the Kangaroo Counterfitting of silver bullion coins is not really an issue I think, because they are currency, punishments for doing so are way more severe than for counterfitting rounds - and simply not worth it
Comment from : Bob Zee

2571$ for the 2023 Phil vs 2611$ for the 2023 Maple on Bold Maple is a more attractive coin, and one I'd much rather have in my stack
Comment from : drew mcclintock

If you haven't figured it out, the European mints flood the US market to make up for their VAT tax
Comment from : Jason and Juli M

I love stacking!!! It’s addictive
Comment from : Helen Collura

Austria (in eastern Europe) is NOT and NEVER WAS part of The British Empire! Therefore, why would the Queen or King of England be on the Philharmonic? Failed Geography class in school, I see!
Comment from : JSivco3 Sivco

The Britannia is a beautiful and secure coin and I have my share of them However, I think for now, I am done with them due to the milk spots
Comment from : 72cmcinc

I'm not a monarchy fan, but the queen or king on coins make them look more official IMHO
Comment from : LivinTheDream

I don’t understand why the ASE sells at all It’s a boring coin, with a joke of a security feature Canadian Maples are clearly the winner 9999 fine, beautiful design, radial lines that reflect light, strong security features, for a much lower price than an ASE
Comment from : Chitran Thirupathy

Rounds 🫡
Comment from : Will Osinger

Just stop buying silver and stack goldless premium on gold
Comment from : Tronzie Bit

Buy everything
Comment from : hisinvisibleness

I only buy Brittanias by the tube, and never break the seal from the mint If i sell them, it's still a sealed roll and i expect BU prices
Comment from : Miles Higher

Don't stop buying silver But for me, if premiums for ASE's are only 160$ more than the premiums on Maples, I'll buy ASE's all day That's about what it is at Bold
Comment from : drew mcclintock

My latest 2 picks are the "Dead men tell no tales" Pinehurst Coins round, and the Eric Bloodaxe round from JM Bullion
Comment from : Bob Silver

I like the philharmonic and Britannia and have a few of them I find at my LCS I can get Canada Maple's cheaper The silver eagle was finally a lower premium last week so I bought a couple If you are stacking mainly for weight it really doesn't matter
Comment from : Stanton Magid

Of course, I don't like milk spots I generally buy American bullion, and British coins I have a lot British coins, and some have mostly minor milk spots, but I think the designs make up for it It doesn't stop me from buying them Most of them are fine, even if they aren't perfect
Comment from : fin59shaw

Worst advice I’ve encountered as a silver stacker spewing from this guys mouth
Comment from : Toning Tony

ASEs will also milk spot By the time I ever sell chances are great all my bullion will have milk spotted The newer Maple Leafs won’t brbrAlso, milk spots or not, I’m a stacker and am only looking to obtain weight So hopefully the spot price will out pace my initial purchase price So it’s mostly rounds for me with a few tubes of Philharmonics, Britannias, Krugs and Kangaroos But only when they’re on sale and it’s cost effective I’ve also began to purchase “Constitutional” silver again as the premium has fallen I’ve been lucky to have found a coin shop that has been selling it to me at around 17x face But I need to purchase at least $50 face value of it at a time brbrThe premiums on ASEs are still to high for me to start purchasing them again I’ll leave those to the younger stackers who have years ahead of them in their stacking journey, hopefully the spit price of silver catches up for them later on down the road Your age will also factor into your stacking strategy, so people need to factor that in when stacking Maybe someone will make a video one day will about it brbrHappy Stacking!
Comment from : Kick Rocks

So would you say buying a tube of 2023 type 1 Britannias is a no brainer because of the enhanced collectability of it being the last time the queen will be on it?
Comment from : Nova

When I bought Phil's they were cheaper than the cheapest rounds at the time My Maples have milk spots, but ( fingers crossed) none on my Phil's do
Comment from : John Ban

Phillies are bad I just buy whatevers on sale at this point
Comment from : Cookie

I have eagles, philharmonics and krugerrands I have been fortunate enough to not have one milk spot yet I tell you what will really irritate you is buying an MS65 double eagle from a “reputable” on line dealer, getting it and having a damn copper spot on it 🤬
Comment from : hypmotizedbysoles

Ha ha I was looking for the trolly from Mr Rogers to come out at the beginning of your vid Love it Eagles are coming down under 600 now for a tube, I do wanted to grab a tube but was just shy of what I needed But at least it wasn't 700 dollars plus Thanks for tha vid brother
Comment from : Fatal Error Gaming

Simple Buy krugerrand
Comment from : SilverCommander

I no longer buy coins at all I am just buying silver/gold period full stop I see no reason to buy constitutional, and I see several reasons not to I want nothing to do with anything attached to a government! Government is after all, the enemy of Freedom The entire reason I buy precious metals is to distance myself from Government
Comment from : Michael Morris

Just was anxious to hear your thoughts on Platinum 1 oz Kangaroos & their future value…? brThanks brScotty 🙏🙏🙏👍😀
Comment from : scott siegfried

You can now buy the ASE for 58 higher than the Phils, so the choice is clear Shift from foreign to ASE while the price is right I love Phils and I could care less about spotting, but for a little more I'll take an ASE any day
Comment from : worduprussia

They milk spot badly stay clear
Comment from : Double Jump 65

Stack them phils
Comment from : Double Jump 65

There is one main reason I don't like the Britannia - it milk spots That's it I think it's got the most beautiful design of the 4 bullion coins mentioned I love the security features I also like the obverse with the monarch - something different from other bullion coins except for the Maple and the Australian coins made by the Perth Mint
Comment from : Gold Maple

I have three main reasons why I don't like the Philharmonic - 1) it easily milk spots, 2) it has no security features and can be easily counterfeited and 3) this is just my personal preference - I don't like smooth edges on coins, I prefer edge lettering if the edge is smooth or reeded edges on coins I like the Philharmonic because it's cheaper than its North American equivalents, the overall design is beautiful
Comment from : Gold Maple

The Pipe Organ on the Reverse of the Phil Harmonic is so cool after I Removed Those Nasty Milk Spots with Fluoride and CarbomerbrNote: Most often removing Milk spots is not cost effective Otherwise know as "more work than it's worth"
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

I don't like buying American Silver Eagles Nothing against Americans personally It's just very expensive in Canada There is almost a $14-$15 difference in premium between Eagles and the other silver bullion coins So, if you are still getting 1 oz of silver, why would you go with the most expensive option, regardless of the liquidity Total price for Silver Eagles in Canada is $52 per oz counting the premium, in contrast Maples, Britannias and Philharmonics are $36 to $37 per oz counting premium
Comment from : Gold Maple

Most of my collection is Britannias
Comment from : Lower Alabama Railfan

I am from Canada Britannias and Philharmonics are cheaper here than Maples and Eagles However, I prefer buying the Maple because of the Mint Shield technology which prevents milk spotting especially those Maples minted after 2018, the security features and the fact its the most liquid bullion coin after the Eagle
Comment from : Gold Maple

I agree with almost all of the points on this video, except one Not buying the silver Britannia because there is a monarch on the back is a stupid reason Silver is silver Buy it for the design, beauty, lower premium, don't buy it or not buy it to be politically correct or be part of a group
Comment from : Gold Maple

I refuse to buy any Krugerrand as the South African government has a policy of taking the land of white farmers and letting the mobs kill the farmers Meanwhile the country starves BOYCOTT Krugerrands
Comment from : Al Bing

I think it's my 2018 philharmonic that's never been taken out of the capsule and it's milk spotted like crazy But the milk spotted coins don't bother me I think there an excellent choice for an alternative low premium, highly recognized sovereign bullion coin
Comment from : Jimmy Licari

ASEs, Maples and Unity round are my priorities and favorites No Phils, no Brits since the queens passing
Comment from : bowlmeoverva

Silver is silver…i Don’t stack ASE they hard to sell over Brits here…plus the few ASEs I did have spotted so much it was unreal…
Comment from : St3v3n

Like the ASE prices coming down Bought a few for the first time in at least a year
Comment from : DudeDave

I especially don't like images of royalty on my silver and besides constitutional, all sovereign options including ASEs are last on my stacking list
Comment from : Generic Stacker

I like having a tube or two of the Brits, Phils, Krugs, and Roos, a little more MLs, but lots and lots of tubes of ASEs I wonder, if it ever gets down to using silver coins for real money, which will be more detrimental to the coin's value, milk spots or toning?
Comment from : GE TX