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I have a question I don't like the new sovereigns they look like copper is gold wedding rings a better investment?

A lot or work to bring in gold and silver. Why bother? You can't sell it for more here can you? Don't you pay a vat tax in London? Wouldn't you be better off buying in Us and bringing them to london to save that?

Smoke me a kipper silver

I've found Atkinsons have the best prices around

Why are you playing Christmas music in a video published in the month of February?

Unfortunately rates won't go to 0 more like 3.5 , but shops put prices up instead of laying staff off, , soon as rates cut Gold Will go up tho😮

The Royal Tudor beast Silver are pretty, but as for all the silver coming from the Royal Mint, they have the issue with the milk stains. I prefer to purchase Silver from Australia or Canada.

Must be high wages in the US if you were to stack 6 ounces by new year, maybe Bidenomics are good? I could hardly muster 2 ounces if I was sparingly spending. Bought 25 ounces of Maples though which I won on auction. About $30.92 each, which isn't all that bad considering they're not that cheap usually. Hope the US treats you well

This is harassment

This is why bitcoiners bitcoin u can move around with whatever amount or money u have

Mmmmm why not take less then 10000 to save the Hassel.. or did you need to take 10000 plus

The coins are clearly marked with official value you have $439. Imagine how many people would need to fill out form for declaring $1000 in cash, everyone.

good reason to hold Bitcoin

Can anyone tell me where i can find the info about how anything under 10,000 does not need to be declared when flying. Im getting differing information about whether or not you have to declare and pay taxes /vat when bringing silver into the uk. It for a small amount, around 6 - 1 oz silver bars from the usa into the uk or not. Thanks.

Declare 1 £ for the sovereign easy

Government border control are only interested in financial instruments and currency.

Where did you get the multiplier that you are using?

Oh...those nasty tax men!!

Anyone watching this YT should not presume that every transit of precious metals will follow this scenario exactly. Customs agents are human beings and you never know when one of them may be having an off day. Also be aware that different countries may have entirely different procedures and rules. Also of note, in the US, you can request to have your bags inspected in a private room so the entire world is not watching your flashy coins being flaunted about. It can be a hazard if someone marks you and follows you to a less secure area.

When its lost or stolen, what do you want it to be considered when it comes down to insurance? 50 pounds or 1 oz of gold? Your choice is what you declare.

I agree: The next top (in the next 6 years) will be above $5000.

In the meantime everyone can see what you have! They could be waiting for you round the corner due to these nosy bastards.

if i was going to visa visit or expat to the UK, do they tax or confiscate my silvers over a certain amount? or can I bring my collection to use for emergency expenses?

Thank you for sharing your experience, appreciate it.

You can request a private screening at TSA. In fact I'd recommend that the next time.

Declare the face value always lad

I grew up in Atlanta. I hope you had a good experience while you were there. Thank you for sharing about traveling with gold and silver.

Governments don't want you to be able to travel freely with your own wealth.

Did you bring up Spot Price as the Coin's values? As opposed to the Minted Value on the coin? Or was Spot Price brought up by the Security Inspector? The TSO in the USA. I'm going out on a limb and guessing that most USA airport TSOs or TSA managers do NOT receive any training about precious metals values. Please comment if you know for certain that I am wrong about Zero PM value training. Bringing in a lot of 10 or 100 Troy Ounce or Kilo Gold or Silver Bars would probably arouse suspicions of even the most laid back (or lax) TS Officer. He would make a phone call for sure. Regardless of the legality. I suspect most people would want to avoid that. Nobody wants management involved in anything. Ever. Is it true that these Sovereign Coins must be declared for International Travel. From Great Britain to the USA or vice versa? And that they will/may be confiscated if this is not done. TSO and TSA are Transportation Security Officers and TSA is the Transportation Security Administration. TSOs do hard and often boring or repetitive work for the TSA. The job is often not what they had planned for their life. Especially with that expensive 18th Century French Literature BA degree. C'est la Vie.

8:26 very interesting thank you. Funny that you can take unlimited Bitcoin anywhere on just on your phone🤔

Thanks for the details!!!

Just be honest and it should go smoothly 😊

The government can’t use the spot price of something this was completely wrong . If you had not declared it, you would not have been violating any laws.

The government can’t use the spot price of something this was completely wrong . If you had not declared it, you would not have been violating any laws.

GREAT VIDEO AND INFORMATIONAL 👍

I've traveled with gold ASE's before and I would carry loose coins in my pocket wich the gold mixed in and TSA was none wiser.

What kills me is that the face value is not accepted as well. Meaning you could have a couple thousand gold coins.

Rather than market pricing which fluctuates daily, the New York Fed uses the United States official book value of $42.2222 per troy ounce for gold holdings. The vault is safeguarded by a comprehensive multilayered security system, highlighted by a 90-ton steel cylinder protecting the only entry into the vault.

Dude. This could have been a 4 min video. What was the point🤔🙄

Interesting story...usually TSA takes what they want.

🤯 thank you for the information.

soon 1 coin could exceed the eternal limit. confiscation of your possessions? is that why some now wear it in jewelry form for personal use?

amazing that on the last domestic flight they tried to grab it. makes you wonder. I wonder if the spot prices went up on that day and the total was 10,000.001. They could not grab it because they are numismatic with a country currency value printed on it.

Actually the only value you need to declare is the Face value

I was always curious about the process, thanks for the update.

My story is a little different. I flew from Amsterdam through Chicago probably 20 years ago with two antique candlesticks that at that time were valued at about $5000. I had a receipt from the antique store and a letter of provenance that stated clearly that these were antiques and had been made in the 1850s in Russia. Luckily the customs agent was extremely well versed in antique candlesticks and told me I owed $800 in import duties because these were not antiques in her estimation. who knew that some woman working for Customs in the Chicago airport was an expert in antique candlesticks. Apparently I should’ve had her with me in Amsterdam when I made the purchase.

Very interesting that they were certified with the spot price of the metals. Thanks for sharing

Next time, ask for a private screening. Less prying eyes ogling what you have.

Anyone have experience traveling to SE Asia with PM? Im moving to Philippines next year and am trying to figure out the best way to get my stack with me..

By my math, that was more than $10,000. Thrilled to see someone doing this successfully. I want to move some to S. America but am afraid to.