The Truth about Stacking Generic Silver vs Premium Silver Coins!

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Title	:	The Truth about Stacking Generic Silver vs Premium Silver Coins!
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Comment from : Silver Seeker

Generic for me, in a SHTF situation purity and weight is all that will matter
Comment from : Bartholomew NYC

Love you channel keep post and soon I might have the time to watch all your videos you uploaded lol
Comment from : Mylyne Quesada

Great information thank you👍👍
Comment from : J Maga

Go ahead, buy some rounds from China Better weight and ping them
Comment from : William Guy

I just don't care for "generic" silver ASE, RCM, TRM, are all I will ever sta k
Comment from : William Guy

This was informative and fun!
Comment from : Jed

I don't know about USA, but in the UK capital gains tax might be another factor to consider Coins made by the royal mint are considered currency and therefore CGT free whereas generic rounds would be eligible for CGT This is only an issue if you make something like a profit of over £12,500 in one year however so for small purchases this wont matter
Comment from : paul craig

I like your spread sheet approach I would like you see you add constitutional / junk silver to such a comparison
Comment from : catherine yronwode

Very interesting spreadsheet info ! Always thought this would be the case without researching Thanks !
Comment from : Greg

What happens if silver drops and one decides to sell?
Comment from : michael ferman

My only thing is, why are you going with such high numbers? Why not use more realistic numbers that your viewers might be buying at Or would that make a difference?
Comment from : Cesar Madrigal

This was very helpful for me I was more comfortable for buying the premiums coins But the use of buying round in being a better deal was really eye opening In listening to other You Tube silver stackers I was influence because of the advantage of the better quality that a sovereign nation gives in minting their coins Also I was led to believe it would easier to sell the Silver eagles than the rounds I have gotten the Buffalo rounds, don't trend on me rounds I guess to make me more comfortable in buying rounds is know the better mints to trust or dealers who are in the know JH
Comment from : John Huntt

Buy both
Comment from : hisinvisibleness

The rounds that are bought at the coin exchanges BETTER BE 999 😡
Comment from : William

So this confirms the real estate rulebrYou make your money when you buy
Comment from : CycloneSteve

I've watched you for a good while now, and I must say this is probably the best one of your videos I have seen I was already preferring the silver rounds but it's nice to know it worked out better in your little experiment Thanks for your great content
Comment from : Watt Haile

By the way great video
Comment from : Ronald Hall

That blew my mind! As a new stacker, this confirms my beliefs of stacking as much as I can, for as little as I can
Comment from : Chitran Thirupathy

Where do you get gloves for handling silver and gold coins????
Comment from : Freddie Rodriguez

I started off buying a silver eagle and brittanya coin because I know they are made of silver, but not because I'm looking to collect them I'm going to keep them until when/if I need money to cover some kind of emergency and for some reason can't get money from my bank account
Comment from : RedHeadGuy

what are you talking about???? you are using ridiculous hypothetical numbers and of course the higher you go the larger the spread!!! what was the purpose of all this ridiculous hypothetical stuffheres the bottom line rounds are a better investment due to premiums!!! Wasnt that easy?
Comment from : SuperDitti555

If silver spot goes to $100 that Eagles premium will be no more than $2 an ounce IMHO
Comment from : Silver Man

Assuming the math generally favors rounds, would there ever be a scenario where it would be difficult offloading rounds?
Comment from : Tim Daleiden

Thank you!
Comment from : Pastor LeRoy Morris, Answers for America

Yes, what you are saying makes sense, although given the opportunity to buy Krugerrand, Britannia & possibly others at under $4 over spot which is close to Round prices you would be stupid not to do this I just purchased several premium coins under $4 over spot your video is a year old now and things have changed, the Eagles which are always very much over spot I agree are somewhat risky and not tied closely to spot silver pricing and are more of a collectable coin unless you were lucky to have purchased them a while back
Comment from : AmmoMaster

Eagles are for buying buildings Rounds are for barter Two different tools in the toolbox
Comment from : Agrx Drowflow

😊Thanks for the information 😊
Comment from : Quinn The Eskimo (Outdoors)

So Hauser&Miller is no more Their website says they have decided to Cease Operations
Comment from : Roy Lane

Thank You i stack for Barter and trade for services I stack for my own Collection and i stack for industry needs
Comment from : Chance Berg

I think it's important to note that you have to find someone to buy it from you at those prices first and foremost
Comment from : Michael Borden

Awesome thank you for this
Comment from : PatriotPirate

I agree 100 BUT Keeping an eye on deals, especially from SD BullionbrA year or so after this video CRAZY prices at SD Bullion - 2023 1 oz Silver Britannia Coin BU selling a LESS than the least expensive Round they have on site! Right now, May 26, 2023 at 5:30pm a 2023 1 oz Silver Britannia Coin BU, any quantity is $2731 and the least expensive Round on their site; 1 oz Silver Rounds - Their Choice is $2771 for qty 1-19 HOW CAN THEY DO THIS? Wow
Comment from : Al Antosca

Here in europe there's also VAT for investment silver Makes stacking premium silver unsustainable
Comment from : Tounushi

Silver is a waste of time Too much weight compared to the value Go with gold!
Comment from : Steve Golacks

I dont stack silver i collect silver
Comment from : mrdouchebag & mrbadass

Real USA coinage must have 3 phrases on it "Liberty, In God we Trust and United States of America" and can only be Silver or Gold wouldn't trust Platinum Also a Green Back paper in not really a USA Dollar, it's just a piece of paper with Dollar marked on it so notice at the top of the green paper it states it's just a Corporate "Federal Reserve Note" You see a real dollar is Silver with the 3 phrases mention earlier
Comment from : z planetx

Silver is silver The only real reason to buy premium coins is for the added peace of mind
Comment from : Ryan T

Last time silver went up to $50, It didn’t matter what it was Everything was worth 50 bucks
Comment from : Pegleg

You call that generic? I buy tea spoons, candlesticks, ashtrays, drinking cups, and any other 80+ silver junk I can get my hands on
Comment from : Trazan Apansson

Who gives a hoot? I buy what I like regardless of resale value
Comment from : borg386

just looking at getting into stacking, your videos are really good
Comment from : Vancouver eh

So much more explained in a simple manner Thanx
Comment from : John Harris

Cheers! Eye opening
Comment from : Patrick Thoeung

EXACTLY!!
Comment from : The Kman

This is great! Thank you
Comment from : Doctors Studio

The only reason I'm buying isn't to make moneyits to use in case of economic collapse in which case the people I'll be dealing with will not care about the premium coins they'll just care about the silver It all melts the same I've only bought rounds
Comment from : Cavemantero

Newbie here Could the flaw here is you are leaving out demand on the sell side? Something maybe be a better value, but markets are psychological and demand driven If I sell I see a dealer saying "not interested in your rounds because my customers aren't"
Comment from : MC6Jumper

It may not be in our time but it will happen
Comment from : brad b

1 year later and where at $33+oz Predictions are coming true
Comment from : zorro 84

Great eye opener
Comment from : Victor Hernandez

Britannias are much better than generic rounds - they are quality coins guaranteed
Comment from : proper job

Let's just wait until it gets to $50 🤠
Comment from : Toby Goodguy

why is your spreadsheet always blocked by my malware software ?
Comment from : Johnny Lawrence

In a SHTF scenario no one is going to care if you have premium coins as most folks will be using gold/silver coins at current face value in lieu of cash Better to just get the generic but highly tradeable coins over special circulation coins that will be a waste of money
Comment from : David Dearmond

I’m just going to say that good old saying If it sounds to good to be true it probably is And you should always be cautious with things that are free They end up costing you a whole lot when all is said and done I could be wrong but my spider senses are going off This guy is talking to fast, not only that it just doesn’t add up or make sense According to this guys own math/chart/strategy why would he waste his time and money buying premiums at all when according to his own math the best thing to do would be to only buy rounds Right? Or I’m just stupid and missed something big time? Please let me know what I’m getting wrong? With that I say to everyone reading this to always keep your guard up and protect yourselves at all times and shalom
Comment from : anthony moctezuma

Did Hauser Miller go out of business?
Comment from : GirlCarpenter

Very eye opening Thank you for sharing I was about to go after silver eagles and silver maple leafs Makes me want to go Hummm
Comment from : joe bagadoughnuts

Very interesting
Comment from : Eve Baker

Very cool man Thanks! I bought Silver Maples recently and it was good I think that you've demonstrated that silver rounds are a better buy, now that I already have the Canadian Mint Maples as well
Comment from : Venus Love Factor

so based on that data do coin dealers rather buy generic than premium coins?
Comment from : Phantom Vasqman

Great Information I do recall watching your earlier video and it really opened my eyes Ever since that original video, I have kept my eyes not only on the type of silver one is acquiring, but also the premiums, and specifically how much of it you can expect to get back when it has to be sold I do like sovereign coins as I think they do provide a little more comfort in knowing that you have good genuine government issues and backed silver and gold Frequently, if you shop all the well known online dealers, one can pick up a tube of silver Britannias for almost the same price, and often times cheaper than buffalo rounds I have done this myself recently I guess they were just low on buffalo stock, but had lots of britannia's to move Thanks for the spreadsheet, I'll definitely use it Also, based on the tax issues, I guess one should keep good records of what they are buying, when they are buying it, spot price and premium at the time of the purchase, dates, qty etc Can you suggest a good application that's free or cheap that can keep that info all in one place? It would be nice if it would also keep current pricing to show real time profit or loss on each purchase Thanks again for the videos
Comment from : optionstraderdan

In 2023, the premium on Eagles is out of control
Comment from : ThinkingOutLoud

Amazing when you do the math!!
Comment from : Macario Acosta

awesome vide, definitely changed my mind
Comment from : bob barker

I started buying silver this year and have been buying coins cheaper than rounds
Comment from : Derek M

Think generic silver is the way to go because when you go to sell it whether it's premium or generic or collectible the only get generic price
Comment from : Doc Ennik

Around here, I'd be lucky to get spot for an eagle, never mind the buy premium
Comment from : Thomas Armbruster

Wow brotha I've been thinking of stacking so I'm doing some research Very well done sir!
Comment from : Nomad r

Do not pay the premium
Comment from : JJ J

Great video and spreadsheet Thanks
Comment from : Steve T

Thank you very much I've been wondering about this subject for quite a while and was thinking the same thing but thought that some would prefer the gov minted coinage for transactions I've ended with both as well as quite a bit of "junk" silver picked up at face value Thanks for the information and conformation Great help
Comment from : David Prewitt

Junk would have worked during your great grandmother's daybrASE 999 will put you to the head of any check out lane,brNo one will trade their 999 for junk silverbr1 of the population holds junk What will the other 99 of us use?
Comment from : Bill Rundell

Hello, First time stackerworking with GoldCo Moving 20 of IRA to a Self IRA Plus I want some personal MetalsbrI appreciate your spread sheet I need to make a decision on Monday as to what metals and Common VS PremiumbrI am Thinking 20 Gold 80 Silver and 50/50 Premium vs Common any thoughts would be appreciated
Comment from : CCTermite

I really appreciate this video!
Comment from : The Lee Family

Great work SS brThe math is set in stone Now the only consideration is liquidity What means more to you accounting for shifts in the market
Comment from : Primus Fan

MAIN THING I ALWAYS TOUT THESE DAYS IS TO GET THE MOST SILVER AT THE LOWEST PREMIUM OVER SPOT PRICE PERIOD Since mid 2020, I have only been seeking lowest premium over spot, and typically that is with silver kilo bars For those of you small-minded that think kilos are hard to sell, please go burn your cash and buy eagles LOL
Comment from : MrBluegrassfiddler

My silver and gold does not have a expiration date on it like the petrodollar does lol 😂
Comment from : Jimmy crack Corn

Great breakdown, great information!👍
Comment from : ss

Where would a company like Firat Majestic rated As the mint there own silver coins n bars
Comment from : Glen Garbera

Thank you 😮
Comment from : Romulo Serrano

All good info, however when you need to sell its usually due to a need to get $$ quickly It WILL BE HARDER to sell the generic silver OR coins made outside the Country you reside in (Trying to sell in) Usually your local coin shop will want to purchase local Premium coins not the other Somthing to consider as well
Comment from : Dan Bodily

I stack both, but I always buy my premium on sale, which is almost always very close to the same, maybe ten or twenty cents more per oz
Comment from : Saxon Warrior

Nicely done Thank you for sharing and confirming the great debate! Keep on stacking 🇺🇸👍🏽
Comment from : Sunjestersilver 999

I've been buying Britannias almost exclusively lately When they are on sale (which seems to be very often) they are usually less than 1 more premium per oz My last purchase for a relatively small order was $314 over spot per ounce
Comment from : DJ

As of 2023 I disagree with both "premium" and "sell premium" for the eagles
Comment from : A

It depends on what the end point of your ownership isbrAre you planning on selling it at a coin shop a couple at a time as you need the money?brAre you planning on selling it all at once after a super surge?brAre you planning on giving it to your children? And what are their plans to offload it?brMy theory is to buy the largest silver bars available and pass them along to children and grand children and great grandchildrenbrThere is only so much silver in the ground Consumption of silver in industries is tremendous It will skyrocket in value in 100 years timebrIf you are concerned about selling a giant bar of silver and how they can check purity, you can buy an xray gun for 800 bucks to pass on to your inheritors with the silver
Comment from : Stuart Hollingsead

In Europe ALL american coins are 50 premium and britannia and other are generic, even kangaroo or leaf is in normal generic kruger price :)
Comment from : pogo pogo