Should You Buy Silver Bars or Coins? (My silver dealer weighs in too!)

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Title	:	Should You Buy Silver Bars or Coins? (My silver dealer weighs in too!)
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I think it's strange to say, that if a financial crisis arises, which it is, people will trust a government issued coin over another true silver round, when the government is the cause of crisis in the first place 😂😂😂 I TRUST THE SILVER NOT THE GOVERNMENT, which is exactly why I'm stacking silver
Comment from : Bradley Mitchell

If I am dumping silver, it's going to be more than a couple ounces I would rather pay the lower premium and stack more weight I like a 1:5 bar to coin ratio
Comment from : Ignorant MMA

Lost of fake silver coming out of china we need to cut out china
Comment from : Cookinitmax

Only gold
Comment from : Asdf

How do you keep your rounds shiny
Comment from : mobek

American bullion silver coins are worth more in my opinion since the gold American coins are not 999 24k I find it strange Of course gold is more but not as much as it should be
Comment from : matthewJ142

Yep I sold my rounds 20 cents under spot I was like "whatever" and just sold 5 of them When it comes to bars I usually going for weight I want a kilo bar just to have I have some of the 5 oz bars
Comment from : Jonathan Flores

Can someone tell me what that scene was that he showed where the guy was stacking silver under the floor? I've seen the movie but I can't remember it for the life of me
Comment from : Frosty Deagz

I just traded in my bars for Silver Eagles I might do the same with my bullion grounds In a hyperinflation situation we might actually be using silver and gold to barter for necessities Somehow I think that the US silver Eagles would be ideal in such situations
Comment from : Muhlenberg

Have you ever heard of a precious metal verifier? Don't you know that coins are faked more than bars? LOL
Comment from : James Chi

What’s your thoughts about government 10 oz bars from UK or Canada?
Comment from : David Slavin

I love my 100 oz Royal Canadian Mint bar
Comment from : Marty Dalgliesh

What about Royal Mint bars Yankee? 🤔
Comment from : Steve Davis

Eagles take twice the space than bars
Comment from : 6824648

Neither, buy property
Comment from : bobo james

I’ve got super varied thoughts about this I totally understand the advantages of having sovereign backed silver, which is easily recognized and holds a little bit of the premium value, but the fact that buying bars have way lower premiums and we get more weight for less money makes it really appealing to me as well I don’t plan on selling my stack anytime soon either, so I just stack both
Comment from : Chitran Thirupathy

A bar is non government montée amount of silver… what about the Canadian mint silver bars
Comment from : Michel Boudreau

I just started stacking a couple months ago and i got 2 kilo bars a couple 10 oz bars and a bunch of rounds 👌🏽 nothing like holding real money sound miney in ur hand
Comment from : Miguelon

You have a lot to say, and you're doing a great job It seems to me that you could say twice as much in half the time, though Have you considered Canadian 10 oz silver bars from their Royal Mint?
Comment from : Brian Bennett

Extremely new to this stuff, tbh I started collecting copper pennies and now I'm down this rabbit hole 😅 I was on the us mint website and was going to buy some silver coins I take it the premium you are talking about is one silver dollar was 75$ Is that the premium you are talking about compared to the current market for silver being 25$ a oz?
Comment from : TheAverageSome1

Stack bars
Comment from : jamie cleary

Never liked coins Sure it's worth a lot but from across the room it looks like less than a dollar A stack of bars on the other hand is universally accepted as valuable treasure You need a coin expert to judge and grade silver coins but grab anyone from any corner of the globe and show them a stack of bars and they instantly recognize it as a lot of money Sure I know what stuff is worth but I don't want my grandkids making the mistake of thinking a $30 coin is worth $5 face value Can't make that mistake with bars as there's no face value and there's no grading or condition to maintain
Comment from : z dub

Spot price???br"Spot price ", is to silver whats equivalent, to brMickey Mouse, is to role model!!
Comment from : Joseph Settle

A 25 30 thousand dollars chunk of metal No I don't have 😂
Comment from : Ronald Hall

Can you use the sigma on that bar? I have the original I don't have bars either but it would be fun to have one or two or??
Comment from : Decathelon Dave

I think you should try the 100 oz bars You’ll like it! Makes a man feel like a man should
Comment from : Bud Scott

I love all forms of silver but it has to be a sealed and serialized bar if I get it
Comment from : Jose Rodriguez

The 10 oz bars make sence and aren't too expensive you can liquidate them for 290 or so
Comment from : Peter Erikson

Thank you!
Comment from : fbcpraise

Yankee I'm sure when they collapse the "old currency" system, you won't be spending mercury dimes under some reset The cabul behind destroying our financial system to get from here (where we are) to there (where they are taking us) use AI There is nothing you've thought of that they haven't planned for
Comment from : MC6Jumper

I have 20 kilos of gold and 80 kilos silver it’s in my secret room and the theme it’s pirate of the caribbean inside many different treasures chest…
Comment from : Donald trumps

My question is now it’s difficult to find a silver eagle for less than $40 today Spot price is $23 for silver, so if you get a little over spot for your silver bullion how is it worth it to pay a 40+ premium on silver when bars you’re only paying between a 15-20 price above spot? It seems like a ridiculous mark up when it seems the only real value is having coins during a SHTF scenario In any other scenario bars seem to be a better investment Outside of a SHTF scenario tell me why I’m wrong?
Comment from : Stuart Keisman

There’s no liquidity issue in Aus, 1kgs are common the trade regularly, I don’t see many ounce rounds here more bars
Comment from : MATTHEW ROBINSON

I’m thinking in a SHTF scenario that bar would be useful for like clobbering somebody if it became necessary
Comment from : Bill Cook

Así if the bar is stamped from a mint does it change
Comment from : Michelle Ricci

XRF the Silver BarbrX Ray Fluorescence brFind out the composition
Comment from : bob often

an earlier engelhard second purchase started stacking thanks to you !
Comment from : Nate Hess

you lost me at currency reset, which i think is on its way xD
Comment from : Jonathan Walensi

Really bad advice Gold and silver are about purity and weight Period Anything more is being a numismatists No smart stacker will pay 50 premiums for coins when they can buy rounds for 15 premium And if shtf and the government collapses, NOBODY is going to trust a government backed coin anymore than rounds Pure silver and gold are about weight Period
Comment from : michaelwentzel1

Around 3:40 he finally answers why
Comment from : PhilTubes

The army can call the bars in to be used the coins they can't they stay for collection only
Comment from : Christopher recommends Keogh

Coin costs more premium, if only for selling bullion I suggest to go with bar unless collection coins
Comment from : Mok Ting

Coins > all
Comment from : ATLFUNKCARTEL

Non minted coins i like a lot i think you more bang for your buck because the premiums are much lower than the minted coins and their are alot of non minted coins to choose from 😊
Comment from : Mark Zimmermann

i just saw a different video that said the complete opposite to you
Comment from : Johnny Lawrence

I just found this video and I stack nothing but bars But mine are all hallmarkedbrAnd currently Venezuela shaves silver to pay for groceries So it's just another form of payment Besides if you need some high ticket item or repair done One of those bars will be easier to trade instead of say a bag of coins or even the 1 oz barsnow don't get me wrong I inherited my dad's coins but I passion has been to stack bars in different oz bars so I can make barters as needed
Comment from : Cindy

Regards from South Africa
Comment from : David Thompson

5s and 10s oz Bars
Comment from : G Q

Bars are - SIMPLE, CHEAPER and LOOK VERY IMPRESSIVE
Comment from : Veritas Aequitas

Banks PREFER barssolid investment, period
Comment from : Veritas Aequitas

its made by CNT
Comment from : juan simon

Where can I buy silver? Like 12 silver coins American Eagles
Comment from : Ken Stockton

Have just begun my metals' journey, a few months back In New Zealand, we are quite limited in coin's availibility: Mainly Britannias, Maples, & some Aussie coins I am also buying 10oz, 5oz bars (from a local merchant), as you stated, to sell & upgrade to gold, if the price increases enough May not work, but at the end of the day, will be better than leaving it in the bank
Comment from : Citizen GKar

Yes, buy it all
Comment from : Florida Man

Troy ounce bar weight 31 grams more than coins and bars
Comment from : Brandon Green

Bars vs coins man that shit don’t matter when their is no more paper currency people will take anything
Comment from : Brandon Green

I'm the silver bar people
Comment from : 이오나희

Hey @yankee stacking So lets say the lights went out and all tech communication(No phones or electronics, TV) And so on and so on happened? How would the price of each of our silver coins be determined to use for buying Would it be what ever the last spot price was before the electric went out or the average premium silver and gold was selling at when the lights went out Because we both know you will not be able to get cash in this type of situation There are a lot of people that don't even know what silvers value is Honest question And yes I stack, Mostly Silver brbrLove your vids man Keep it up
Comment from : Fatal Error Gaming

Hi I want buy one kilo of silver on line do u have any idea which web and company that you trust
Comment from : Mohamed Emam

I am new and it’s just hard for me to want to pay more for less silver I’m also more drawn to bars I think in a crisis beggars can’t be choosers either Also if your not looking to flip anytime soon and your just holding, I’d think bars are a good investment
Comment from : FLmetalhead

SHTF pffft AE silver is silver spot is spotstack for weight all your gonna get back is spot in the end same for gold
Comment from : Christopher Suzor

I wish I could make it up there from Houston Maybe one day
Comment from : Darrell Brown

Is it worth doing? Looking at moving away from cash savings and in to silver/gold coinsbrbrI live in the UK though so no idea where to start
Comment from : Gary

How come 1 oz bars are more than generic rounds?
Comment from : John Wood

What movie was that clip from where he was stacking the silver bars?
Comment from : Unsuccessful Podcast

Funny I’m the complete opposite Never wanted to pay the high premiums associated with us backed coins Always wanted the most bang for the buck
Comment from : cabbage soup

How much can you sell them for, if you buy a $30 1oz $1 coin (or however much they cost), do you get your money back on them?
Comment from : Luke Stone

I'm a bar guy I literally own 1 silver eagle (although I do want a tube of eagles, just to have the actually currency form of silver) brbrThe way I look at it, as Its all silver As long as its silver, I'm in it to save my money, hedge, and make a profit eventually(not expecting huge profits) brbrSo why spend all this extra money on Silver Eagles and Maple Leafs? A tube of Eagles at my dealer cost 5 hundred something, and a tube of Sunshine mint costs 4 hundred some At the end of the day, its silver Thats my point of view
Comment from : Mathias Kanuck

Coin,Bar don't matter any shape our size as long as the Price Is Right I've been stacking off and on for twenty years
Comment from : Steven Irwin

So this is a stupid question but if you took that big silver bar into a pawn shop, would they give you the current price of silver for it or like try and only pay 50 Because no way am I going to buy silver if pawn shops wont pay the current market value of silver, like say if it was 20 dollars an ounce I only ask because I havent bought silver before and only want to buy it so some day in future I can sell it
Comment from : Contend For the Faith

it's beautiful!!!
Comment from : Sam Matsusaka

my reason for collecting the big bars is the premium is the lowestI also think the silver price will go through the roof that's when I intend to buy big ticket items with it like land, I will also melt into bullets for trade I only buy Perth mint and pamp bars with certificates anywaysmy two cents
Comment from : Logan Campbell

Im going to keep stacking till I see my roof start to crack due to weight 🙃
Comment from : 5500rpmvtecpower

Another newbie question if I may Is there a more trusted non-government mint out there than others? I buy Sunshine Mint, Silver Towne, Pamp and Valcambi Thoughts? Thanks!
Comment from : Jeff Leonhardt

I'm new to stacking, but I was curious If you pay a higher premium on Eagles, Maple Leaves and Britannias for the same amount of silver as, say, a 1 kilo bar, is it not possible that when a SHTF moment occurs the favoritism that government minted coins carry now goes away when it becomes all about the metal, not the mint?
Comment from : Jeff Leonhardt

A nickel gee you drive a hard bargain
Comment from : JP

Bars for wealth, coins to sell later
Comment from : Like-a-TwinkieLike-a-Twinkie

Hey Yankee, I know Tim ships silver, I'm wondering how do I reach out to him, if I want to buy something from him ? If you can let me know if its possible to buy from him, please let me know 🙂 Thanks so much ! 🙂
Comment from : Old School Flavor

Why would you buy a bar that you and the seller does not know?brbrAnd it doesn't itself identify?
Comment from : Jeff B

I called SD bullion yesterday and I talked to a very nice gentleman just confirming my first purchase through them on a bag of 90 percent junk silver and 25 G bars of gold I don't have enough money for the gold coins yet I was buying from JM Bullion but they are way too expensive
Comment from : ACJ0000

Large bars are going to be used for real estate purchases in the future States are starting to recognize gold and silver as currency
Comment from : John Hatz

It really wouldn't be Hard to get a mould, small baking cupcake tray, or carve one out of wood and make some smaller rounds(or pieces) Just a thought
Comment from : HHOTTS FISHING

I have one hundred ounce bar I’m going to get at least 1 more I’m close to 2000 1 ounce rounds After that I will concentrate on I ounce gold coins
Comment from : Dennis OLeary

Don't tell me there are not counterfeit American Eagles and so forth on the market there's a tendency to counterfeit government minted coins more so than bars People want bang-for-the-buck today because of the high premiums I'd rather buy a bar at $4 over spot than a coin at $10 over spot
Comment from : David G

How yaknow if it is real if its not lisfed where its from when and how it was certified and by whome etc fwiw ykwis
Comment from : B Sanchez

I collect silver , gold, platinum and copper, any way shape and formbrI like old coins and poured bars the bestbrRounds not so much
Comment from : some feller

When the United States loses all credibility those American Eagles might as well be generic rounds
Comment from : Jason Grove

One word for you if you ever had doubts about barsArgentia
Comment from : IBuildDBS

I have never had a problem getting rid of bars I would never buy government coins I like to get more for my dollar sliver is sliver I could care less what the art stamped on it is
Comment from : ghost

bI've frankly never seen a kilo bar with no maker stamped on it, and I would definitely hesitate buying such a thing/b It should be perfectly clear that some guy stamping "999" on a chunk of metal means more or less nothing But by the time you are buying kilos of silver, there should be a maker's mark on it Indeed, you have to kind of wonder, why would there be this kilo bar of silver with no manufacturer nor refiner stamped into it? And I don't have an answer Yes, I have seen 1 oz bars with no maker (mostly goofy "happy birthday" "art" bars, but about half of those have a maker's mark or stamp) but when you are talking about a kilo of silver, who buys this? A jeweler? A stacker? Either one should want a better stamp of purity than "nothing"
Comment from : Alan Pecherer

No one is going to want any silver in a shtf situation brbrBe real, no one under 60 years old even knows what it isbrMark Dice can’t even give it away lolbrbrStack it because it’s a good idea for a few reasons brbrBut Not an shtf situationbrbrPeople will barter brbrFood brLiquor brCigarettes brAmmo ectbrAnd other things brbrnot silver
Comment from : Chef Home Slice

I've been following you, and Tim, for some time now I've noticed you handle your silver bare handed and out in the open My question is, how do you keep them from tarnishing? I have a few rounds that have tarnished just from sticking out of the plastic folder!?
Comment from : cvshooter61