5 Reasons to Love Pre 33 Gold
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2022
- A comprehensive overview on pre 1933 gold. The history, designs, benefits, pitfalls people run into and so much more. Do you like pre 33 gold? Why or why not? If you have some time, I'm going live 2/25 at 5pm PST with @wittercoin2481 you should join us! Should be a good time. Thanks for watching!
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Do you like pre 33 gold? Let us know why or why not!
I love pre 1933. But what’s with the annoying music?
I went out and bought my first pre 33 after your video. So excited it’s gorgeous
@@macarioacosta7767 That's awesome! Congrats! Which one did you get?
@@macarioacosta7767 I did, too. My first pre-'33 gold.
I have one $5 pre 33 gold my first and won’t be my last
My grandmother left my mother some pre 33 coins. They are beautiful and just like you said, they are like pieces of art made of gold… plus they have historical value.
That's really cool! Older generations knew the power of real money. I'm glad she left you both some real money
@@CampbellsCoins they sure did. Her husband was an honest to god war hero in WW2. Owned a bakery together and had kids when he got back. Unfortunately grandpa passed away before I met him and grandma was effected by Alzheimer’s by the time I came around. Apparently just before her mind went, she shopped around and got a collection of pre 33 gold coins.
My mother ended up with a handful of them which I never even knew about until I was showing off my first gold Buffalo coin (a purchase heavily influenced by your channel)and she pulled out her jewelry box and put my stack to shame immediately. Hahaha.
They are worth like 4x what grandma payed for them all those years ago… not that we would ever consider selling them… it’s just remarkable. She just knew because she was from that generation. Her hard earned money would be safe in gold.
One thing I don’t understand is that we realize gold as real money but it has no value other than sentimental unless we use it for a purchase. If every generation plans to never sell them they only have sentimental value.
@@ctumbles74 it has real value… more real value than fiat currency. If you hold a pre 33 coin and examine it, you realize how much more “valuable” a dollar truly was back then. The sheer effort put into a simple transactional coin was unreal, they made each coin a work of art and it was made of American gold. Todays dollar is churned out by the trillion from the printing press, backed by nothing but faith.
Metal has been recognized as money for thousands of years, and unlike fiat, it will be recognized as sound money into the future. They can’t print any more gold or silver. That’s why you hold it.
Thank you for the buying advice. I really like the Indian head coins. Especially the $2.50 and $5.00 coin. To me they are beautiful and I really love the historic time frame. I do agree that they have superior visual appeal in comparison to modern bullion coins.
This video was jampacked with history, philosophy, ideas, and funky background music. I will add pre-33 to my stash soon enough.
My wife has the only pre-33 gold in our household. She inherited a charm bracelet from her great aunt with a couple of $2.50 Indians in bezels. Family history PLUS American history.
Very cool! I love it more when it comes with a story. THE ONLY ONE??!?!? I'm disappointed Heist haha.
I’ve been acquiring more pre-33 in the last year.
The more I buy the more I want!
I appreciate your videos!
You hit the nail right on the head. Pre-33 designs are far superior to todays crap. I do need some more old gold now. Lol. Great video bud.
I don't have a lot of pre 33 but what I do have is among my absolute favorite Gold.
I mainly prefer common date graded pre 33 over modern day bullion because I feel that 20 -30 years from now these pre33 coins will hv a much larger neumismatic premium than what they do now
Just got my first piece of pre33 today, a half eagle. I am hooked and had to rewatch this video, thanks for doing this video.
Awesome! Did you get graded or raw? Either way, I'm sure it's nice.
@@CampbellsCoins It was raw, and the shop had 7 to choose from so I got a really pretty one for close to spot. Yesterday I went back and got a beautiful raw $10 piece that I was also able to pick from a half dozen or so near spot. There is one double eagle $20 Lib in the case that is stunning that I have been dreaming about ever since. I am considering withdrawing the cash today to go back with because it still has so much luster it is unbelievable for a coin from the 19th century. I always planned for my first full ounce coin to be a modern gold buffalo, but I feel that this particular double eagle has won me over. Thank you for your videos, I look forward to each new upload.
@@MrLbsrdi Appreciate it! Hope you get that double eagle. Just an FYI, pre 33 gold doesn't contain even amounts of gold. The double eagle has .9634 oz pure gold.
I too have been colecting pre 33 gold for over 12 years. I have gained a nice collection. Thank you for the uplifting update...
WOW, this is one of the best videos I've ever seen. Everything you said, you said it well. I agree 100% with everything you said. Pre-33 gold is amazing. Keep up the great content sir.
Appreciate the praise man! Thanks for stopping by!
The music is a little distracting.
Thanks for the input! That's really helpful and I'll do better next time. :)
Very informative. Thank you
Great overview of Pre-33 Gold! Really enjoyed it. Hope to get back to buying Pre-33 one day. Thanks!
Outstanding video. So very well done and stated. Kudos, and thank you, sir.
Thank you kindly!
Great video, I love Pre-33, I agree the coins are Americana and art.
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Yeah... I don't own pre 33... yet. I think you're video just converted me. Even compared to 90% junk silver, premiums on this type of gold can come in much lower. Wow. Thank you so much.
Bravo! Hope you and the pup are well Brother.
The pre 33 history is what’s most important. I wish the premiums were lower and I’d grab some.
Most definitely. I mean compared to some of these gold Libertads, they are a steal 😅
@@CampbellsCoins facts!
Love the historical factor of pre 33 gold. Who wouldn’t? Great point on being selective and sticking to key dates or low survivability and other things that add value. Makes it a whole lot easier to move later, and it has a greater chance of increasing exponentially in value.
🙏 thanks for watching
How do you find out the low survivability?
Was the added music really necessary? At times it was overriding your message. Had to cut viewing short.
Came upon your channel. Very informative so I subscribed. Thank you for your professionalism
Welcome aboard! Appreciate your support!
Well Done, Campbell..... Beautiful gold art detail.
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks for this. I was looking for a crash course in pre 33 gold as a new collector. Great video!
My pleasure!
To me,
There's just something uniquely fascinating about holding a minted Gold Coin from the 1800's (or early 1900s). Try and imagine who all has held it, used it, where it has been...
Dejavu?
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Exactly! 😎
Think of all the hookers, all the politicians they have bribed…🤪
Great stuff! Thanks
Glad you liked it!
About five years ago or maybe a bit longer i had about a dozen or so of the 10 dollar lady liberty coins...I cant remember why but i sold them all at one shot. Great Vid
Oh no! Do you regret selling them? Thanks for watching😎👊
@@CampbellsCoins If I hadn't sold any of my gold from the time I started Stacking I would probably have close to a 100 oz of gold right now. But because of circumstances combined with a lot of stupidity... I regret every oz. i have sold....The beginning of 2022 I made a pact with myself to never to sell any of my gold again. I may reach that 100 oz mark in about another 5 years or so if I hold true to my word.
I only have one pre 33 gold coin, but she is the star of my collection!
They are all gorgeous.
Used to get common dates pre33 raw or even in low graded slab at melt, those dates are long gone. Indian head and double eagles are one of my favorites
Very cool! Indians and doubles are at the top of my list too. I’m just glad I bought when I did. Thanks for stopping by!
Good stuff
Good info thanks
No problem 👍
Love ‘em.
I just started appreciatimg old gold and silver money minted by international governments around the world. These are the original proof coins that have outlived the ravages of time. However, I did not know that the sales were not reportable which explains the case for high premiums. Thanks for your timely report.
My only pre ‘33 is a $5 Liberty NGC AU58. Of course it’s my favorite gold coin. I bought it in early 2020 just before the prices went crazy. The retail price of it is now several hundred dollars more than what I paid for it. I also love the look of many of the $5 modern gold commemorative coins. They are prettier than most gold bullion and more affordable right now than pre ‘33.
I love pre-33 as well. I don’t like the premiums on it now but, I picked up an Indian head half eagle a couple weeks ago!
Pre-33 American gold coins are my favorite bullion. I do love the old sovereign nation gold coins (not only british) as well. All have the history and gold content. It's not 999 but who cares they are much more interesting and we're circulated which modern bullion is not.
I only have one (raw) pre-33 gold coin. I do like them a lot. I am thinking of getting one in slabbed MS-63 condition as well. So beautiful!
I don't think you'll be disappointed. Do you have a specific design you prefer?
@@CampbellsCoins I like the St Gaudens double eagle design personally (both front and back) but the eagle side (obverse?) of the Liberty head double eagle design is very nice too.
Yeah I bought before the slight run up due to the potential war with Russia. It was a 1900 $10 liberty gold MS63 and its already up $200 due to the markets. According to the PCGS site if I could get it then I'd be up $400.
When you buy a slabbed coin, avoid ‘details’ grades (or ‘genuine’) etc
Great informative video
Glad you liked it!
Yes just purchased my first 2 $5 Indian heads!
Hey congrats! Hope you like them.
The explanation about constitution article i sec. 10 clause 1 that is given, is that "no STATE is allowed to coin money or emit bills of credit", but the federal government is. Licoln did it to finance the CW.
LOOOOVE PRE 33 AMERICAN GOLD COINS!!!!!!!
I'm loving the soundtrack😎
Thanks Gin! Some don't like it, some do and that's okay. Great hearing input from everyone! Appreciate it!
I love the front of the St Gaudins and the back of the Liberty Double Eagle type 3. I have always wanted one that I'll NEVER sell, and when my final day comes it'll get passed down to my child but unfortunately I'm on a VERY limited income and I stack gold and silver with the little extra I have each month
Me too! I do love buffaloes too. And I’m really wanting a Britannia, but those are hard ones, gonna have to save a VERY long time.
Britannias is an underrated coin in my opinion. I actually have a video coming out soon on it, stay tuned!
Excellent, very informative video! I only have two pre-33 gold coins in my stack: one St. Gaudens double-eagle and one Liberty double-eagle. I'd like to have more! I don't know what happened with the horrible, repetitive music track, but the content was good enough that I stuck it out. Please don't do that again!
Thanks for sharing!
All but 3 of my gold coins are pre 33. I sent them all in for grading and should get them back this week!
Nice!
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i was drooling when i see report US lcs were selling pre33 gold at or near melt. I wish i can buy them but i fear losing them in shipping or high taxes when crossing into my country
I have one of them, a $20 bill issued in 1895
I love the beautiful designs of pre 33 gold but unfortunately I don't have any at the moment because I'm stacking gold for weight right now. It's a collectors piece and out of my price range
My favorite gold coins are from the Carson City mint i have all three denominations of the gold coins.
Sweet
I think the new buffalos are pretty cool if you can afford them.
Love them!
Hi,I consider myself a Stacker.But,I really like pre 33 Gold coins.I love the classic designs. The history is interesting.
You and me both! Thanks for watching!
Great Video. Enjoyed watching this video and it makes me enjoy collecting Pre 1933 gold coins even more and the history behind these coins. Been collecting pre 33 gold coins since my mid twenties. I currently have 11 pre 1933 gold coins and will continue to buy more pre 33 gold coins in the future when I can afford them financially.
Very nice! Thanks for sharing with us. Appreciate you stopping by!
I like the pre 1933 coins as well. I have a $20.00 Liberty Double eagle, my absolute favorite beside the gold Buffalo. Today I ordered some silver dollars, Morgans and Peace dollars and a gold $5.00 liberty eagle.
Sounds like you got some great coins! Good designs!
I really like pre 33 gold coins, the Indian head gold eagles and double eagles are some of, if not, my favorite pre 33 gold coins. They have so much character and history and beauty that, in my opinion, beat modern gold coinage hands down. I have been wanting to buy some but haven't pulled the trigger yet.
Those are my favorites too. Get a graded coin, you won't be disappointed. Just shop around because prices will vary for the same year, mint and grade. I say to get the graded ones because the sheen of an uncirculated gold piece really comes through and it's really something. Nothing wrong with an ungraded piece but forgeries exist. Buy from a legit source and you'll be okay.
Pull the trigger you will thank yourself later
But you may start a new addiction
I finally bought a pre 1933 Gold Coin. A PCGS AU 58 $2.50 1914 Gold Indian. I really like the incuse design a lot. It’s also the second rarest year available. I’m not sure if I’m going to pursue much of the pre 1933 Gold because it gets really expensive pursuing the rarer coins,etc. like I’m very interested in the $5.00 and $10.00 Gold Indian coins but the prices shoot up really high in the rarest years and conditions.
I usually only stick to AU pre 33, but i did buy a pair of VF $5 libs, and honestly i like the character and patina those have because over my AU coins.
It’s like that sometimes. The coins that have been through the most have a better look. 🙏
I have 67 graded pre 1933 st gaudens and liberty head $20 gold coins. I am afraid of getting scammed when i sell even after watching your videos lol.
Saint gaudens is very expensive and liberty head also I was thinking of buying 1 maybe saving up for a saint gaudens keep saving my money unless i find a good deal on a pre33 love those disgns of old gold from those times than the ones from today...
Unlike bullion gold, where everybody knows the spot value, coin dealers grading pre 33 coins are subjective to valuation, which makes it more of a guessing game selling them.
I would love to have some pre '33 gold. But man, I'm just trying to stack gold. I'm trying to get it for as little as possible. But I will be hopefully having a good conversation with the lcs tomorrow.
Eventually I'll get some. And yes, very true, a great example of the great American history. Well damn, I'm not on IG. No problem, it's time well spent.
Many common date Liberty $10 and $20 cost the same premium as 1/2 ozt and 1 ozt. modern gold Eagles; any of those in circulated condition definitely shouldn't have a higher premium. It is about 3% less weight in exchange for the historical punch.
Love pre 33 coins due to the history
Amen! Thanks for watching!
I find when you consider the premiums on fractional gold eagles you can get pre 33 for nearly the same cost. Granted we are not talking MS state coins.
I quite like the Indian head design and I might get a coin for the stack at some point but I prefer the modern bullion like Buffalo over pre 33 personally. I appreciate the history isn't the same but I like sovereigns for that. Stunning collection you have 👌🏽
Fair enough! I get the appeal with modern bullion. Plus it certainly is a heck of a lot cheaper haha.
@@CampbellsCoins Haha yeah history has a price it seems
I have one of the 20 US dollar bills, the double eagle, issued in 1895, and I want to sell it at a reasonable price.
Pre 33 gold is my jam, my jelly. The whole 🥪
Love pre 33 have a 3 dollar indian princess most of the others love peace dollars also
The only caveat that I did not know till I saw the video it is 90% gold and 10% copper. It makes my strategy change from pre-33 to 1oz gold if I eventually have one in my portfolio.
Modern gold Eagles and Krugerrands are also not pure gold. Pure gold is too soft to function as currency.
I see less pre33 on the market for sale and prices are very strong. Get them while you can.
I love pre 33 coins
I like the Coronet Heads most. In Europe they are sometime sold with 8 % premium. This is really history to touch. It doesn´t matter, that they are not in perfect condition. They are witnesses for building a great nation. My honest respect to this identity of the States.
When i begin stacking gold, im definitely going to pick up some of these… the history alone without the the gold content is amazing
why not start now? even if the price goes down you still have an asset that you can keep for a long time that will most likely go back up because the dollar always goes down in value.
@@Crypt0fin im almost at my silver goal lol i do have a tiny bit of gold but haven’t really began buying
1/4 oz. is under the $600 price point, and common $5 Liberty coins from 1890-1907 should cost the same premium as modern fractional gold Eagles AT MOST; especially in circulated condition. Though I strongly recommend a base of Eagles (fractional or full) or Buffaloes with a small amount of variety; for ease of trading when the time comes.
I have a chance of buying a 1910 double for spot plus 20%.It's very used.Or,new one....ahhh
Someone is f-ing you over if they are starting at spot + 20%. It should be melt + premium. I would walk from that deal.
I like stacking any gold sovereigns
Nothing more beautiful than looking at real money that has real value. Rather than the worthless fiat paper of today.
New sub here. Are the major coin dealers just drop shippers or do they have inventory ?
They have inventory. Appreciate your support!
I would love to get a St Gaudens for collector purposes, but they are difficult to find in my neck of the woods. 😞
What region are you located?
@@CampbellsCoins Canada
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I love pre 2024 metal 🤔
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even damaged American pre 33 gold coins command a premium now
I'm a new subscriber, how do we collect gold coins for a SHTF scenario?
Best spot is your local coin shop. The one I use, Avenue Coin is excellent. You can find them here:avenuecoininc.com/ Give them a call during the weekday, they can sort you out.
How do you find out the low survivability?
What is the left bottom called?
On the search for a $10 Liberty
Find me on Instagram, I can point you in the right direction. Your LCS would probably have one.
There's actually a old gold 24k gold standing liberty coin..
Is it a regular production coin or some special release?
@@CampbellsCoins I think there Standing Liberty 2016 Centennial Gold Coin those look cool also but I don't think there pre33
@@betod3113 That's correct.
Some youtubers might disagree with me on this but, personally I don’t like informational/educational videos that have loud repetitive instrumental beats blaring in the background of the videos, it’s so distracting to me that I have to turn off the video. If you’re dead set on playing music in the background of your videos, speaking as an audio expert, it should be no more than one tenth, to one third of the db of your actual content audio.
Thanks man. It was lowered to 1/10th. Something happened in editing.
You say if you are just wanting to stack gold - not to go with pre-1933 - if one wants to have gold as an insurance policy - what would be the most cost-effective way to do this? thanks
Bullion. Most bang for the dollar.
@@CampbellsCoins thanks
Love the history:D
'I don't trust the government and printed dollars, I'll stack gold'
Tha government:
'You can't use your gold now, lol':D
HAHAHA 👏😎
It would be great if the US were a leader, not a follower. Mint the same denomination as pre33, with the same weights. Keep the St. Gaudens for the $20, bring back the Indian for the $10 and $5, and the classic liberty head for the 2 1/2
Pipe dream I know…
A wonderful pipe dream. It would be great.
Are they all considered collectible regardless of condition?
Changing the coins surface (polishing, cleaning, anything) is considered to harm the conductibility of any coin and people do that to pre-33 a lot. Also holes, deep scratches, dinged rims, etc., same result. A genuine coin with original surface and no problems is collectible regardless of wear, though except for key dates its dollar value is likely tied to gold content. The Indian designs currently have higher collector premiums than the earlier Liberty designs.
I wanted to ask if you are interested in buying any copy1933 golf double eagle $20 coins?? I found one. Please let me know a thank you
Appreciate you thinking of me, but no thanks.
is +/- $100 over a gold eagle/buffalo for a AU pre-33 coin a fair value? I have not idea what historical premiums have been on pre-33 double eagles
Are you talking a trade? Gold buffalo for AU pre 33? A few years ago, AU pre 33 sold for melt, the value of the gold in the coin. Now premiums are extremely high. It depends on the rarity of the pre 33 for me, but I would advise against it, UNLESS you really want the pre 33 and it's coming from a trusted source. I'm actually releasing a video tomorrow on this topic. Hopefully it adds more that I can't include in this comment.
@@CampbellsCoins I thought it would be cool to collect some pre 33 coins as bullion but it turns out that they have pretty high premiums for that purpose. So I think I'm just going to stick to eagles and buffaloes and maples etc.
@@QuadTap Good choice. Pre33 should be collected as collector pieces. Get it as bullion when it's cheaper.
I would much like to hear this video without the distracting tunes. 😬
I am confused why I would care if a gold coin is a fake if it is the same gold and copper content anyway and costs the same melt $. Like buying a gold medallion I guess. I would buy a St Gaudens Double Eagle "fake" if it was in high relief looking super cool, same with a Liberty without all the bag marks from the stage coach shippings. Maybe why the 1858's are so cool, they just sat in the pacific for 150 years
Pre 33 is the only gold to me. Premiums and all lol
You missed the 4$
Missed or chose to leave it out because it was only minted for about a year and is very expensive? The rest is more readily accessible to the public
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