Is Buying SMALL Gold Coins BETTER Than 1 Oz Gold Coins RIGHT NOW?

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I have some rules when I am buying gold br1 I am buying investment goldbr2 Only the most famous coins: maple leaf, britania, Wiener Philharmonic, Sovereign, Australian Kangaroo, 1 Ducatbr3 The cheapest coin for the moment with the smallest buy/sell difference br4 I always calculate the price per gram before buying something
Comment from : showing YOU the world

0:07 ouch my EARS! lol the sound mix is off
Comment from : Danny Pops

Where did you get that cool wooden box with the foam slots?
Comment from : Jewelry Enthusiast

Can you explain this to me?brbrI'm Australian so the current spot price is $96 per grambrbrSo one oz is $2720brbrBut online bullion dealers charge $3100 per ozbrbrPremium is basically over 10 when I've read its supposed to be 25 - 5brbrWhy am I getting ripped off an extra $200+ per oz?
Comment from : Razur

You defo need fractional Have some at least
Comment from : Shaf Serious

No Krugerrands???
Comment from : SOLomonQ

I don't usually like coins and prefer bars Coins roll and might go down a hole or crevice when handling I also don't understand why buy from expensive places such as APMEX I don't want to reveal my sources but it's not hard to research reputable family owned registered dealers I've gotten all my stacks on or below due to these online coinshops with great prices
Comment from : Luis Donado

Thank you for your helpful information❕brYou are absolutely right 👍
Comment from : showing YOU the world

1/2 oz is the best fractional imo because of the lowest premium (24) based off the current prices on JM bullionbrbr1/4 is 34br1/10 is 64 brbr1/10 is by far the worst and if you bought 10 coins you'd be paying over $3,200 for an ounce
Comment from : adam zan

I love fractional but my gawd, overage is SO expensive compared to ounce
Comment from : teddy pendergrass

Just purchased a couple 1/10th oz for the first time from (mostly) the profit I made off a big silver piece I got from goodwill In my eyes, I didn't lose money, I got free gold for 10 bucks!
Comment from : Snails are Dumb

Premiums are better on 1/2 oz eagles are better than 1/4s and 1/2 oz eagles have lower mintages than 1/4, 1/10 an 1ozs
Comment from : Christopher McCormick

Would have loved to see you show how many fractional gold coins you could get and if it's for you to buy a one ounce 2 half ounce 4 quarter ounce or 10 tenth ounce
Comment from : 🐲 My Kitten Is A Grand Master 🐉

Definitely need fractional gold and silver
Comment from : donald person

I’m weaning myself from 1/10 Au ( unless I see some near 200) but I’ve been stepping up to buying 1/4 Au coins I was surprised to see the Shark Week silver! I still have mine
Comment from : Eli

Heck no if I could afford it it would strictly be one ounce coins You could always cut them up if you truly needed to
Comment from : David Miles

Kilos only
Comment from : Final Affliction

Great job and it’s so much nicer to actually see a person not just there hands
Comment from : mark sarcevich

Can we ditch the dollar and just start carrying coin purses again? I'm sick of the government printing money We can supplement gold with BTC to replace the digital dollar
Comment from : NoBaconForYou

Great video! Thanks 💪
Comment from : Veteran Metals

1/4oz is my choice for gold coins
Comment from : Gaz of-the-North

How long have you been collecting? And how much gold do you own over 25 ounces?
Comment from : Jason Brown

Silver will be your fractional, not 1/10 of a gold
Comment from : Feta Cheese

But if it's time to sell, would you get some premium back for the 1/10 ounce of gold, or would they pay only spot?br If you get the 1 ounce, don't you get more gold for your money?
Comment from : Feta Cheese

Silver is for selling Gold is for holding If I need money, I sell my silver
Comment from : Feef

hey were did you get that box? and can you get that same box but to just store 1/4 ounce (slot size that is)
Comment from : Jakeyu8

Great/timely information! What do you think about the 1 Gram Coin Sheet in Assay? (ex Maple Leaf) do you think they are easier to deal with than 1/4 coins or do you think they are too small?
Comment from : mi mi

The Britannia is a real stunner What a beauty
Comment from : Bobby Crush

Just like you were saying, buy what you can afford, but continue to buy Don’t get so focused on whether or not the market is up or down But if you want, you can use the Gold/Silver Ratio (GSR) to determine whether it’s smarter at this time to invest in gold or silver But keep on investing Like the dealer said, someone will take it no matter what Either you’ll get the intrinsic value of the numismatic, or they’ll at the very least give you bullion value But you’re still going to get something
Comment from : Adam Hampton

Does anyone have any an idea why small gold nuggets are a good choice for stacking??
Comment from : Jim Hutchison

I have decided to diversify into Gold and yes, the fractionals are all I can afford every week or twobrAnd I would rather have fractionals than wait a couple months to buy a whole ounce that I couldn't as easily part with for probably a higher price than it is now
Comment from : Cyrus the Acceptable

It's crazy how much everything has changed Gold pesos and libertads used to be a decent buy Now the libertads are way higher And I just realized some coins are selling cheaper on eBay
Comment from : Mendicus Machli

Thanks for the video of gold investment Yes, i agreed that owning 1/4 ounce canada maple leaf gold coin is a good idea👍😀
Comment from : Leong seng hwee

I was shocked how much shops are charging over spot to buy Gold 1 oz coins ,I was buying it was $20 over spot for Maples Who has the best price on gold coins ?
Comment from : Billy Smith

AGEs have 1 troy oz of 9999 fine in them, they add additional copper and silver to make them more durable which causes them to end up as 22 carat
Comment from : Luke

Dude I love that box it's like a treasure chest LOL I bought my first half ounce of gold for 500 bucks and I was paying 130 for 1/10 Oz gold Eagles! I'm not buying much now it's hard to pay $230 for something I paid $130 for two years ago! Or $1,000 for something I paid 500 for a couple years ago my dollar cost average is amazing but I'm not buying much at these ridiculous premiums every once in awhile I'll get a 10th Oz eagle but not very often! Great video brother
Comment from : Track pack GT

Love that painting behind him
Comment from : Roy Stroble

It's disturbing how many of the opinions in these comments appear to be predicated on some societal collapse that reduces us all to bartering being not only possible, but likely I sincerely believe that many of you would make consistently better investment decisions by not overweighing such a tail risk A few percent of your portfolio as precious metals is more than enough insurance against such a scenario Beyond that it's time to admit that you simply like shiny things Not that there's anything wrong with that I like shiny things For your own good though, please, do not lie to yourself
Comment from : Subaction

Do you live in Massachusetts? Heard Boston
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

I just made a video about this Fractional is alot better and easier to liquidate compared to 1oz and ill never buy 1oz its just too hard to sell when the time comes and if the price rises
Comment from : SILVER PRO

Goldbacks are the BEST fractional gold option
Comment from : Abram Taylor

its nonsens to go for 1/10, even if there are many more buyers the spread is way to high I go for 1 oz an 1/ oz Spread is ok in my country and there are many buyers
Comment from : thomaspoulsen

I love that little box! Where can I get one?
Comment from : Jeannette Johnson

Small purchases is what silver is for
Comment from : TXLionHeart

In 2021 I started buying 5 gram bars Reason being I’m trying to stack as many ounces as fast as I can I’m building my gold ounces so in case of an emergency I don’t have to dip into my bank account It takes 31103 grams to equal 1 Troy oz of gold 5 gram bars cost me anywhere from $330-$350 per 5 gram bar I realized the end of 2021 I can acquire 2oz or more of gold a year buying 5gram bars When I I buy 2 5 gram bars twice a month Thanks for the video
Comment from : kennyt8016

The Canadian Truckers in Ottawa must have been the reason the Maple Leaf Golds went so high It is of part of the protest against the Deep State Operatives and world Central Banks
Comment from : Musique3579

I think Maple will increase in popularity because the new AGEs are extremely ugly I hate the change and will only buy buffalos and Maples from here on
Comment from : Jason Cortez

I use to work in a pawnshop at 25 years in 2008 I bought a couple gold coins a gold 18kt 59gram Bracelet and a 10kt 49gram figaro I was just collecting them because the other guy was doing it so it rubbed off me I never sold them so glad Pablo was right
Comment from : ashe1928

Maples - duh - just look at what is happening in Canada It's all politics, Baby!
Comment from : Sergeant OPetie

I just read a post from Venezuelan stacker brSays it’s not uncommon for people to cut, (larger bars) with axe blades, chisels, hacksaws and Bolt cutters brSerious
Comment from : Bill

Premiums is higher
Comment from : Stan Hill

Buying gold is awesome, but the premiums on fractional have always been such a massive turn off If they were proportionally in line with 1oz coins, if buy all day I just don't understand why they're so high, other than people are willing to pay it
Comment from : geifsanderson

Is there boobs in that painting?
Comment from : thousandaire radio

Yep, been saying it for years The smaller the increment, the larger your universe of possible buyers Diversity within your stack is absolutely key, as it represents options
Comment from : veritasfiles

EPM, why do you use Rip-Off-Mex for your pricing? I know, you know, and almost everybody (except newbies) knows that they are the highest priced dealer on almost every coin, or bar SD, or better yet, Bold are much more reasonably priced dealers
Comment from : Victor Frankenstein

I’m partial to the 1/10 ozt, and 1/4 ozt, both in gold and platinum
Comment from : B Garza

The Royal Mint announced a few days ago that they are beginning to recycle computer boards for GOLD, and silver This is actually wonderful news…recycling brMaybe that’s part of why, Maple’s are going up in price
Comment from : Bill

Don't think there's really any size of gold you shouldn't buy if you can afford it Rich Russians are buying as much gold as they can and if you think about it, they are getting a glimpse of what the rest of us will see in the coming future
Comment from : UP dan

Speaking of that oldie single you got in that case theredo me a favor if you have the time I came across a lock box that's been handed down and inside is a ton of little treasures including old bills like that The notes are towards the end and I'm still a super noob with my video skills so brace yourself but let me know if you think it's worth sending any of them to get graded or if you see something extremely rare I'm clueless when it comes to old notes Promise its not a ploy for a view Trust me it wouldn't help lol!
Comment from : $tackoholic

Maybe silver can handle the small $ needs
Comment from : Hem Lo

What he really means is "I encourage people to have an array of stuff because I'm trying to sell it"
Comment from : Zack k

Thank’s for a good upload 😎
Comment from : Swestacker Sweden

i never buy small gold coins, the premiums will add up i did it before in the end with all the premiums i paid for the small gold coins, i can use that to buy an extra oz of gold coin So lesson learnt for me, go save up till u can afford to buy 1 oz gold there are plenty of time to buy gold dun rush into it Just dun listen to ppl online too much! they have their own way of thinking and it's always following the wind one moment buy and one moment sell all rubbish and noises
Comment from : Richie Rich

buy an ounce of 1/4 's and pay 2450 an oz I don't think so
Comment from : daniel burns

Get information Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Comment from : Gina R

Interview section's got super bad audio quality
Comment from : Mario Flores

I love this lifestyle
Comment from : El Pinche Gringo TFL

What’s you take on buying from the US Mint? Gold or Silver
Comment from : Alex Luna

Buy silver
Comment from : Daniel Bull Runner Lamb

Don't barter your gold, silver maybe if you have to,
Comment from : Joe Mcdonald

Gold is gold no matter how big, or how small All you need to know is buy what you can afford thats the best gold to buy the one that you can accumulate better
Comment from : NobleOne

In these times I think most folks are just stacking what they can afford br For the seasoned stacker, lately for myself I’m getting more into the 1/4 oz size It just feels right But if I have the cash on hand I’m always going full ounce especially if I can get it 89 and 99 over spot Luckily for me my LCS prorates all his fractional so 99 divided by what ever fractional I buy br Good video sir stormy !
Comment from : Savage Stacker

Rather depends on your exit strategy for me I have the 70-80 of coins in 1/4oz form but also 20-30 1oz coins that's because I intend to liquidate the gold slowly at retirement, rather than all at one go, to help it lasts and for tax implementations implementations If you are using gold to save for a house say 1oz maybe better
Comment from : Semi Numismatic Guy

Save you the timeNO br Fractional Eagles is always the WORST investment br The premiums do not merit wasting your timebr Don't be stupid
Comment from : Yo Holmes

It's nice to have weight, always Fractional is a very good idea And I'm actually kinda starting to think that premium might be worth it brGood interview brMy advice is get what you can 1/4 would be smart, agreed
Comment from : B²

Good stuff, I like to have some variety with my gold! Agree with 1/4oz!
Comment from : 72cmcinc

I go for one ounce gold coins, 25 and 50 gram sectioned bars, and if there is a good deal, I'll buy fractional or pre '33Fractional gold is now too expensive I was buying 1/10th oz for $185 not three or four years ago Too expensive to go low
Comment from : Caroline Quinn

1 oz gold always and use silver (rounds or whatever with lowest premium) for the smaller amounts if you need to sell
Comment from : Tom

This was perfect timing for me cause I'm looking too get some gold while I have extra cash Tnx great vid 👊
Comment from : Wis scratches & Card Rips

YES! The smart money right now is on 1/4 and 1/2 ounce pieces!
Comment from : red9man2130

I think the answer is pretty simple, dont buy fractional gold the premiums are just too high 1 oz gold coins are a way better option if you ever need smaller amounts to cash in, thats what silver is for You can easily get all smaller dollar denominations with silver 1 silver, 5oz silver 10oz silver etc I stack silver of all sizes and strictly 1oz or larger gold coins and bars Even a 1/10th gold coin may have too much value to barter with, silver solves that
Comment from : Zhurak

yeeehhhhh Good vidja!
Comment from : ClickNStack

Isn't it the purpose of silver to exchange if you need $500?
Comment from : adultingwithnudo

Definitely agree with buying the fractional gold I'm still on my 2022 self challenge buying minimum tenth ounce gold and 5g-10g platinum a month Keep the AWESOME material coming Much appreciated!!! Stay safe and stack on! Peace from Kansas!!!
Comment from : Ks Coins

Nice vid What bill is that displayed?
Comment from : Ricky Franco

European sovereign gold coins are a great buy if you watch for a good sale
Comment from : Rocky Mountain Lockpicker

Having different types of silver is also good for future side by side comparisons of new acquisitions
Comment from : 49spfein9999

The one oz vs fractional debate all depends on one's budget at the end of the day
Comment from : 49spfein9999

Maybe trudeau is greddier than brandon lol?
Comment from : 49spfein9999

I may pick up a gold one now just to compare apples to apples so to speak
Comment from : 49spfein9999

Those 1/10 oz gold coins look quite a bit larger than my 1/10oz Pt kook
Comment from : 49spfein9999

$300 for 1/10 Not sure where you are looking, but there are a lot online dealers in the $210 to $220 rang , premium included I have been buying 1/10 eagles and Britanias since January
Comment from : Daley Family

It depends on what you are able to resell them for they're cheaper than 1oz
Comment from : 🐲 My Kitten Is A Grand Master 🐉

The Chinese are making fake dimes, quarters and halves that are hard to detect You have to be careful with constitutional silver
Comment from : James Robinson

If you're looking for fractional metals for direct barter, you should have mentioned gram bars! The Perth Mint and private mints make 1-, 5-, and 10-gram fractional bars And you made no mention of the Valcambi Combibar breakable bar, which is a sheet of gold that breaks off into pieces The combibar comes in a 20-piece sheet of 20 1-gram pieces, or a 1-ounce sheet of 10 1/10 ounce pieces If you can afford the one-ounce bar, you pay less than half the premium per 1/10 ounce vs the Maple, and you get 10 all at once No, it's not a sovereign coin, but if you're looking to save on premium, it's an option
Comment from : fazdoll