1/10oz Silver Round vs 1/10oz Gold Coin

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Title	:	1/10oz Silver Round vs 1/10oz Gold Coin
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Yep, I just bought 56 of them for $23744 Basically, I thought I'd get into silver going from small to larger priced/sized pieces About two days after I purchased them, it hit me that I paid double per coinstupid of me to not realize that a 20 oz of rounds was $538 and a 56 oz of 1/10 was $237 I basically paid 4240 premium per oz instead of the $3-5 for an ounce round premium brHopefully Im the only dummy out there who doesn't realize the premium difference by doing some simple math, before making a first purchase
Comment from : FIDDLERSGREEN

Hey DYDDS, have you looked at Goldbacks at all? I've gotten a couple partially as a curiosity, but also as another gold increment I'd like to see a video with your take on them
Comment from : Ryzuhr

what you described (as a reason to buy fractional gold) is NOT a security feature It is a form of Insurance
Comment from : J D

Money medals exchange you will find lots of fractional silver there
Comment from : Michael Minor

I stick with 1 oz silver coins Premiums are high enough already For gold I'm sticking to 1/4 oz on fractional, as the premium is quite a bit less than 1/10 oz
Comment from : Affirmed _78

Silver will go much higher and gold will go to 3000 $ per troy ounce by december
Comment from : Goud & Munt Punt

How about an international dozen? Twelve 1/4 ounces of gold! And that 3 Troy ounces of gold “internationally” instead of just one!
Comment from : Pistol Packing Pilot

I can honestly say there’s nothing cool about a 1/10 oz silver round If anything, it just leaves me shaking my head That’s what junk silver is for!!!!! Now fractional gold is actually understandable Fractional silver makes zero sense to me 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : Pistol Packing Pilot

If/When Silver goes to $1000/oz, you're gonna wish you had fractionalsbrI have Constitutional 90, too, but you can't legally melt it
Comment from : Cyrus the Acceptable

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Comment from : Tom Baur

I have 5 1/10 silver and 2 1/20 silver rounds Definitely more expensive but they sure are cool
Comment from : David Miller

It broke my heart to like at 69
Comment from : Thrill Cosby

So it’s a Mercury Dime and a Mexican 5 Peso coin
Comment from : I N T E N T I O N A L F R U I T I O N

How much is a 1/10 of gold coin cost
Comment from : Christian Olivares

I don’t own a gold buffalo either Mykie Someday definitely Thanks for the shout again 😀 you are most welcome Thanks for all the content bud! 😉
Comment from : SilverSwitch176

Question off subject:brbrDoes a damaged casted silver bar (Dropped) affect the value of the piece or price of one
Comment from : 808_Stacking

My plan is to hold out and when I can get a Buffalo for $100 face in 90 do it
Comment from : Dont ask

My fractional are constitutional, but I do have 5 1/10 oz silver from a starter kit from monument metals Didnt like them before, but they are looking better all the time
Comment from : jenette16

A better comparison would be 1/10 oz silver buffalos vs Mercury dimes
Comment from : Farmer Bruce

I love that gold idea I am going to try and do the same and I got the idea from you I have 3 different countries but more than 3 pieces But I’m into fractional gold because I think it would be easier to part ways with in the long term and I would rather 1oz silver minimum while it’s affordable at least I stick with generics also
Comment from : Mike D

Hoping to pick up a little fractional gold on black Friday 👀
Comment from : Amelia Houchins

Honestly If premiums were equal I would go with fractions all day, dont ever know when you just may wanna cash in a portion of portfolio versus having to trade all weight for an emergency them losing investments b/c portfolio is all huge weight
Comment from : Omari Bey

Gold yes! Silver not so much Definently prefer lower premiums than fractional offers
Comment from : Amelia Houchins

I like ASE 1 oz and my fictional silver is my 90 walkers
Comment from : Emileg2

Fractionals are great especially for those stacking on a limited budget Key is to keep on stacking
Comment from : El Ecoloco

I like having some of the fractional gold & silver as it's nice to have the flexibility if I ever had to sell But I watch the prices for lower premiums
Comment from : MrChuckles

No coin shops in my area :( When ordering on line, I have to order $ 100 minimum to avoid shipping
Comment from : joanncb

To me, the premiums on fractionals are deal breakers as they can easily exceed 20 of spot
Comment from : Frederick Chase

Nice maple
Comment from : Jesse Cabassa

I have those exact same 1/10 oz silver Indian head/buffalo rounds Figure they might make good change if I ever have to SHTF barter
Comment from : kingneutron1