Am I Buying the Best Silver Coins for Silver Investing?

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Title	:	Am I Buying the Best Silver Coins for Silver Investing?
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I just checked both SD and my Canadian dealer, was shocked to see American siver eagles being sold for $2 less per coin in cad I'm thinking it's because the American dollar is going down, silver goes up Something to consider, I'm a buyer, so I'm going to where I get the best deals
Comment from : Super Sneak USA

Just checked the same website for a silver eagle it's $3958 that's in 4 months since he made this video ! Price of silver is going up big time !!!
Comment from : Super Sneak USA

Honorable mention: Mexican Libertad "onza troy" my preferred choice over the Canadian Maple
Comment from : thetapheonix

How in the world can the 2022 ASE be in such huge demand with premiums like that? I don't get it
Comment from : John Mizak

That's what I was going to say The info is helpful to learn, but it's fluid So it will continuously be changing
Comment from : Adam Hampton

If I can't sell it for spot and still be profitable, brI don't buy it
Comment from : T Lee

Cool video 😎
Comment from : $ilent$ilver

basically buy anything except the ridiculously overpriced ASE's
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Comment from : Isabella Bryant

The hell with coins, I'm buying rounds from now on Lower premiums, investing for spot When u go to sell your coins, the only guaranteed price you'll always be able to get is spot, regardless of the market or greater fool
Comment from : Freedom WillRing

Kangaroo all day!!!!
Comment from : Silver Bison

Excellent video the only thing l live in the UKbrWhat happens if you melted the silver would they be worth the same price?
Comment from : James Niazi

I've been stacking for a couple of decades now I've gotten most from a single source here in the Valley of the Sun (Phoenix, AZ) Sadly they recently stopped due to having issues with supply and not really wanting to f*** with some of the insane premiums I have some governmental silver including some listed here I mostly have gone for the generics because of the lower premiums and creative designs in addition to the silver inherent value Unsure how that'll treat me in the long run but there it is I'd love your feedback on the generic rounds and ingots
Comment from : Gregory Sturtz

Only been stacking for a month so only have 15 coins in my collection I spend quite a lot of time shopping around for the websites with the cheapest prices and go for the coins with the lowest premiums (normally Britannias or other UK coins) but have at least one of the main coin producing countries you mentioned just for the joy of collecting
Comment from : jacc88888

After Maples start a kilo silver bar Monster box
Comment from : Silverback

Have you done or considered doing a video on how to track your gold silver purchases? Just thought it would be very informative for your viewers
Comment from : Johnny Martinez

I like your videos so I decided to subscribe One point I'd like to make though, some folks prefer stacking four 9s silver as opposed to three 9s I believe the Kruggerands are three 9sjust sayin'
Comment from : Maine Mountain Man

We need a "Lets GO BRANODN " BU coin
Comment from : Jo Ju

As a silver stacking rookie, why wouldn’t I just want to buy whatever coin is 9999 silver regardless of its stamp? My local dealer has the Native American Head coins for $24 and no sales tax Is this a good investment?
Comment from : Johnny2gunz916

SD bullion you need to check your competitors prices, you are getting lapped
Comment from : Jo Ju

Awesome video Dragons!
Comment from : Lone Palm1

Buy what you like!!!!
Comment from : Jason Hastings

Libertads are the best
Comment from : ElDariSilver

Great video I like ones like these
Comment from : DOPECAT NYC

I would have included a generic silver round and a "name brand" round in this demonstration ( ie Englehard)
Comment from : Joshua Spitler

Yeah Sovereign Nation can ask for their coins back or I should say demand But it's always good to buy whatever you like If I'm buying silver I buy silver
Comment from : justme

I started integrating Canadian 80 percent silver coins into my stack
Comment from : Trapper Scout

Is there enough constitutional silver available to constitute a replacement money supply?
Comment from : Honk

I guess it also comes down to personal preferance too I love the Britannias and Maple leaves To me they are very gorgeous coins
Comment from : Charles Miller

What the heck is the value in being "backed by a sovereign nation" ??? Such coins carry higher spot and premium prices which are not totally recovered on resale Yes, recognized sovereign coins are probably a little easier to sell but the silver content is not any greater in a sovereign than it is in the products of any reputable, recognized mint
Comment from : Blindshiva

“Minus out” Subtract!
Comment from : Matthew Cohan

Britannia's are my favorite!
Comment from : Pete Skeet

Nowadays, I will go with Britannias Enjoy the security features on them silver 'ornaments', but got my eye on 10oz bars & a few libertads to finish the album, but definitely picking some up to lower my cost average
Comment from : John Morgan

I stopped by my LCS today thinking they might have some deals on silver with spot at $19, and they had almost nothing They were out of 1 oz rounds and bars, 5 oz bars, and 10 oz bars All they had were two 1/2 oz buffalo head rounds at $4 over spot, and one hand poured 5 oz bar for $140 brbrThey wanted $9 over spot for maples, and $14 over spot for eagles So it was no better deal than the rip off online dealers I looked around and left without buying anything I also asked what they are paying to buy silver bars and they said $2 over spot brbrI got some good deals there a couple years ago, and now the place sucks, it looks like the owner got greedy, just like the online dealers and now it is not even worth going over there And btw, the place was empty, I was the only person in the store When I was there a couple years ago the place was busy, and I had to wait to talk to someone brbrLooks like they ran off all their customers with their greedy pricing and low buy back rates They did not have any 5 oz bars, and they said they can not even order any more, why, they would not say Two years ago when I stopped in there they had a ton of 5 and 10 oz bars, now they do not have any brbrI will probably never go there again, it's just a waste of time The place went to hell
Comment from : Steve Stewart

The Austrian philharmonic has to be the worst looking coin Idk why but I am not a fan 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : NoblesTx

What about the buffaloes
Comment from : Jeremy Bonewitz

Dunnoare you?🕵🏻‍♂️🤔
Comment from : C R

I think investing is easier with proper guidance, especially from a professional it really helps reduce the chance of running into losses All thanks to Mr BillionCoins he changed my life, I was able to pay off my mortgage
Comment from : Gift Aja

Just buy whatever's on sale and enjoy the variety
Comment from : Justin Holland

I made a purchase at SD bullion and it took 10 days to arrive, but not before I received an email from the USPS saying that I had to pay $3 if I wanted to receive my package, I will never buy at SD bullion again
Comment from : Silver85

When you give the price of just one, you should add in the shipping so people can see the actual cost to get it in their hand Because the price for one is deceiving
Comment from : azwelke

You didn't mention 9999 purity - some coins are only 999 Maples have more safeguards built in Maples like Eagles are more universally recognized Forget buybacks- this is a buy and hold situation until the system begins to fall back together - it's gonna take quite a while boys and girls The sheep have to learn that money, is not a debit card, first
Comment from : Oil Shield Rust Proofing

I prefer the britannia Price is good and they are beautiful
Comment from : Noah_F

Just a note to get that buy back price you have to sell 500+ oz of silver
Comment from : Silver Giraffe

The Philharmonics are on sale at Hero Bullion for $429 over melt I like the Philharmonics more than any other silver coin to be honest, save for the overpriced Eagles
Comment from : HilltopperBlog

bars for me
Comment from : Delton Doucet

I think that 1990 Kookaburra is one of coins in need to complete all the backdates for my collection
Comment from : Richard Contini Jr

Being a sovereign coin tube stacker myself, I enjoyed to day's video I'm beginning another tube of Phils during this lower spot price as my go-to dealer even has a sale on them currently Hero
Comment from : GE TX

There is no "wrong" way to stack silver There is the way that is personal and unique to every individual and that is all
Comment from : R D

Does SD Bullion have a discount for US Military active and retired? JM Bullion lets you purchase at the cheapest per coin rate regardless of how many you buy
Comment from : Nathaniel Sizemore

An ounce is an ounce is an ounce I always look at the mint premium and go with the lowest cost per ounce - rounds are a better deal overall
Comment from : Diggun

You're spot on SD! I stopped stacking the eagles a short while ago I was looking at the maple leafs but your analysis shows I can stack more of the others It would be nice to see a comparison on gold bullion
Comment from : Don H

There is just no good argument for buying 1ozt coins with two-digit premiums That is just not sound-thinking and a terrible, not very well thought out, investment decision You deserve to remain in the middle class or lower in life If you must insist upon buying silver as a hedge against inflation, at least invest in lower premium bars of 10ozt or greater or put your money into passive investments like real estate which truly can make you wealthy in time
Comment from : Jim Ross

I'm all about the Brtitanias at the moment They are gorgeous and the new ones are extremely hard to counterfeit My only concern for the other "affordable coins" is how prone to milk spotting they are
Comment from : daniel moore

I'm awaiting my Silver Britannia'sbrBeautiful design's and takes me on a journey to a foriegn landbrBut that said, I bought various older years with a higher cost
Comment from : Michael Buckley

Good one SD you give all the info price wise the pro’s an con’s of how to get more bang for your Buck Great for the newbie’s no how to grow there stacks for cheaper
Comment from : George Campbell

I miss the good ole days (2008) when you could buy silver and gold off of ebay with their ebay bucks going up to 10 off and the other program which I forget the name of Bought a lot of gold and silver under spot!
Comment from : TheRealSiberD

Brittania tubes of 25 at 615 usd 👀👀
Comment from : Rachturne

Name brand silver rounds are for fools Silver is silver is silver
Comment from : JOkE R BIDEN

I mostly just buy the generic buffalos
Comment from : Doc

SD does SD
Comment from : Silver_ Sparkleshot

Where i live there is no interest for any of those except for the eagles and constitutional I considered even bars but im worried they dont sell
Comment from : S G

Put the Maples aside until they are actually price competitive Go heavy on the best deal at the time from these six coins
Comment from : J D

LOL Lose less money with generics
Comment from : dustin hatch

If nothing was "on sale", the Kangaroo, being 9999 fine behind a famous government mint, would be the best buy Emotion is your downfall
Comment from : Cairpre Liffechair

Here in Canada, I am stacking 1 ounce TD silver coins from TD Bank They are cheaper and excellent qualitybrAm I wrong?
Comment from : Agro futur

Maples are on sale for $2645 on provident metals Cheaper than sd right now I like stacking britannias because it’s usually only a dollar more than generic rounds and to me, paying a dollar more for a government minted coin is worth it
Comment from : Bradley Young

Hero Bullion has asahi rounds on sale for the cheapest I see at 349 over FYI
Comment from : The Reclamation Project

ASE have the highest premium and offer thebrbest usability for trade and purchases
Comment from : Bill Rundell

Monument recently had Maples on sale for $2370… I picked up 50 for $59250 a tube
Comment from : G Mad2285

PHYSICAL SILVER 🪙✨
Comment from : JTBSK2

Why is spot always higher than the dealers online???
Comment from : Richard Rubin

Thank you for clearly working through that to show us how to analyze what we are purchasing for the stack
Comment from : Daniel Beach

I think from now on I’m gonna stick to buying 10 oz bars are my smallest Going for kilos now, most silver for your buck
Comment from : JTBSK2

I will be sticking to the AEs they have become the ultimate silver stacking coin You can sell them privately for at least the same premium you bought them at; or higher as spot price rises
Comment from : Martin Hughes

My stack is all over the place Bars, coins, rounds, pours, constitutional, numismatic, commemorative, Try to buy the deals, but honestly, a good portion of the stack is collectables, numismatic and pours Probably not the best for investing purposes, but it keeps me engaged and transfers my wealth out of the system
Comment from : Vote for Pedro

Just ordered 25 1oz silver maple leafs
Comment from : David Ortiz

I buy from Facebook groups Generic rounds for 460 a tube 10oz bars around 225 Selling isn’t difficult as long as you’re known in the community
Comment from : Tactical Peace

South African Krugerrand I would say are debatable for sovereign coins only because there’s no value to them unlike all the other coins Like the Philharmonic‘s are worth so much in euros Same goes for the Maple leaves Britannia and American silver eagles
Comment from : Sovereign stacker

This is a much better video than previous ones No politics, no future predictions, just straight up numbers brI myself like to stack Phils because even though they are better looking the Krugs they also haven't milk stained on me Perhaps eventually but milk stains for me is the only reason I don't buy Krugs that muchbrAlso, I am seriously hoping that the bad sales that the US Mint has been having will quickly lower premiums on the Silver Eagles becausewowjust wow
Comment from : No Way Jose

Great Video I like the approach you're taking here It's all about decreasing the spread between the bid and the ask
Comment from : SE G

Funny, the 2 lowest prices don't have the queen on them Not a fan of maples I have a tube of them and they are ALL milk spotted
Comment from : Selected silver sire

Great video brother nice coins have a great weekend
Comment from : 🔵 MRBLUE (NATE)🔵

Good video but I was a bit upset you never really asked the question that matter most: Which would win in a fight: a cello, a maple leaf, a robed lady armed with a trident, a robed lady with a torch, a springbok, or a kangaroo?
Comment from : John Love

The market is totally fixed! Price won’t rise much until the value of the USD drops below 90 and the stock market has a bigger correction
Comment from : NJBeachbum12

I stocked up on kruggerands! With the sale price and silver crash it’s a great deal Historically silver was pegged as a ratio to gold so eventually paper markets will have to go away Not sure when but I know silver and gold will outlast any paper currency out there despite their best attempts otherwise
Comment from : Tahir Haq

Generic rounds are still the best Silver Seeker did a video calling random LCS around the country, and in terms of buyback generic was the best when figuring in the premium originally paid I get the sovereign mint argument for security/recognition, but silver is silver IMO
Comment from : LK2140

The Philharmonics are kind of bland honestly Brittanias are super classy, and if you don't mind the Queens profile on the other side, the Maple Leafs are very cool and usually always priced low
Comment from : anthony franklin