Why YOU need to buy fractional silver for your stack
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- čas přidán 23. 09. 2018
- Today I present my latest stack addition, 20 1/4 oz silver Armenian Noah's arks. There is a reason I bought these from Backyard Bullion. Watch til the end to find out why!
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Fractionals are good for when Silvermania kicks in and everybody wants every bit of silver they can get their hands on.
Totally agree. They are fun and sweet. Good channel.
Yes they are really cute! Thanks very much I really appreciate that!
Those 1/4 looks awesome. Might have to grab a few...
Fractional silver has a huge markup in the uk. I stick with 1oz coins.
Indeed it does, but nonetheless I wanted to have some fractional silver to fill that gap in my stack. I got these at the cheapest available rate so Im happy enough. Thanks for watching.
You could always buy old pre-decimal silver coins. I've got loads of half-crowns , plus my normal 1oz.
@@garyh1572 will mints in the US ship to Europe ? As right now your average 1/10 ounce silver round is just a few cents over $5 each to buy, 1/4 ounce are about $11
50 , 1/2 ounce are $17-18 , 1 ounce are $29-50+ depending on if you are buying regular bullion rounds or rare collectors coins, 2 ounce silver rounds and coins right now are about $66-74 , then there's a few 5 ounce silver rounds out there for about $155-165 a piece depending on which ones you buy, even can get 1 kilo silver rounds for just under $1000 , they're like the size of a a softball in diameter and almost an inch thick , would love to have a few of those lol. I only just started buying prescious metals last month and on extremely limited income , I'm currently at just under 5 ounces total , i can see how addicting this is gonna become already for me lol
love the arcs.. one of my favourite coins
Good strategy. Thanks.
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Thank you!
I agree with you. precious metals are the best method to save money....
Indeed they are one of the best ways! Thanks for watching!
Absolutely, hundreds of fiat currencies have come and gone yet the value of precious metals has remained constant for thousands of years. You could purchase a fine men's suit 100 years ago for 1oz of gold, the same is true today, however the purchasing power of the dollar is below 4% of what it was 100 years ago.
Exactly, I think alot of people think that fiat currencies have finally worked out the magic formula, but with a failure rate of 100%, I'm not counting on it!
I live in the US Iv incorporated fractional libertads, Mexican junk silver and candian junk silver to bulk up my one tube of maples and libertads for every 2 tubes of ASE
Well done bud, new subscriber from the Silver Forum. Same name. Anyway thumbs up.
Glad to have finally snagged you mate!
@@StackerNoobUK I watch bud, but I finally figured out how to add you from the forum
If you can get a deal on fractional silver, I say go for it. Unfortunately, as others below have said, the damn premiums are too high. Here in North America, the best and cheapest bet, is on dimes, quarters and half dollars, or as we say in Canada, 10, 25 and 50 cent pieces. These I have in quantity from both countries. I just finished watching SalivateMetal's video on Kennedy half dollars. It's best to cherry pick BU examples, rather than getting slick examples sight unseen. Someday, they will become collectibles, assuming the S doesn't hit the F.
As I say I would love to be on that side of the pond but the premiums on US silver over hear are basically just as high sometimes as buying BU fractionals. I have alot of US family though so next time I'm over you know Im going coin roll hunting! Cheers Metéo my man!
Great video really sad that the majority of the public wont get why its so important to purchase precious metals over fiat currency thank you for sharing loved it very informative (sub).
Great video!! Fractional silver let's you cover all of your bases.
Exactly! The structure of my stack is important to me. Everything has a purpose and if that means paying a premium for certain pieces then so be it! Thanks for watching my friend!
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Good strategy, I have the bulk of my Fractional stack as old silver 0.800 coinage. A smaller proportion in 0.999, I think the old coinage is more recognizable for emergency commerce since it's not that different than what is currently circulated as Fiat coin in Canada.
Exactly, Canada is another example of what I wish we had here! Mop it up while you can my friend! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I have 1/10 oz coins, 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, and 3/4 oz, because in a scenario of SHTF most places will not be able to give change for a 1 oz coins, which might limit you ability to buy food.
Exactly, I’m not saying it’s gonna happen but if it does I want to be ready
Where are you finding 3/4 ounce silver rounds or coins if ya don't mind ? I've never seen one, also heard that some 1/3 and 1.5 ounce silver coins or rounds exist but haven't been able to find them yet except for one single type of 1.5 ounce silver coin minted by the Canadian national mint but I've only found them online advertised by two suppliers and both have been out of stock for months, the Canadians also offer a few 5 ounce silver coins , though at 5 ounces I think I'd prefer stackable bars instead of rounds or coins , a coin that big would prob look pretty goofy kindy like the couple this guy has on his table in this video , they def look goofy lol.
I get 1 oz Silver ealges, also Silver American Dimes are great investment, yes and i also get some fractional .999 bullion.
that way if shiff hits the fan, i can spend 2.5 grams of silver with dimes, 3.1 grams of silver with 1/10th oz, and 31 grams of silver with ounce, meaning i dont have to cash in my bigger items, just my smaller items.
Only if it’s junk? 😁👌🏼 Hate fractional silver premiums on non-constitutional coins/rounds. But you have a good point about recognizability with UK coins!! I may rethink my strategy if I lived over there. 🤔
I agree the premiums are a concern, but as I say, buying 1/4 oz recognised standard coins is the only viable option here. You guys are so lucky over there! Thanks again Yankee!
I've been wanting to add some of these too. The markup is a bit off putting though. Here in the US adding a quantity of 90% junk silver US coins might serve the same function as fractional for smaller purchases. Thoughts?
Exactly right. If I were in the US I would be stacking 90% silver as my fractional pile!
The 90% US minted "junk silver" does seem like a good alternative to fractional rounds and coins but I see one problem with them. And that is they do not have they type of metal and percentage printed on them nor do they have their weight in silver stamped on them either . So in a the shit hits the fan scenario where the dollar collapses completely your gonna find most people don't have a damn clue what 90% junk silver coins are let alone how to verify they are legit I.E by inspecting the stamped date with a magnifying glass to ensure it hasn't been altered in some way to turn a tin coin into a 90% silver coin ya know. So in strictly barter and trade conditions those whom aren't educated on the value and how to identify junk silver will prob not accept any junk silver as payment or partial payment for whatever they may be giving/selling you so I think in the end fractional coins and silver fractional and non fractional rounds/bars with the purity and metal type as well as weight all clearly stamped on the coin/round is what will make fractional rounds far superior and more useful in getting done paying for items you need out in the everyman for themselves Armageddon like world if that day comes , and I do think it very well may.
I love fractional. old pre-65 US silver coins covers the fractional silver gap for me without paying too much.
Point is financial world scenario must change,
They are beautiful coins and in a worst case scenario they can be useful, but for me the premiums are to high to buy a lot of them, I have only one for my collection. The most of my fractional silver is junk silver from Germany and France.
Im considering buying a little more british junk myself which is far easier to source at spot. Thanks for watching dude!
Really wish RM made 1/4 oz silver brittanias. would definitely be adding those to my stack.
That would be awesome! You never know, they are expanding their offerings right now...
Collecting the Ten Ounce Beasts myself Mr Noob, see you on TSF. I Love Coins Me !!!!
Awesome dude they are gorgeous right? See you on the forum!
Actually man the USA stoped putting silver in there coins in 1964 and within a couple years all the silver coins were gone from circulation. And i agree u deff need fractional silver for the reasons u said I mostly buy 1oz American eagles but always pick up a few quarter ounce coins and a 1/10 or 2. Great video
The american silver eagle is still in circulation. Pretty sure thats what he meant
@@democratpro it's still in production but I've never found one in circulation that would be amazing I wish I did LOL
Very rare to find junk silver in the states now a days you might get a dime or quarter every few years
I wish I had a way to get silver to some people in venezuela.
Man I just went online to buy a few rounds yesterday and was kinda surprised to see that silver is currently just a hair below $26 an ounce , which is cheap compared to I think it was only about 5-6 weeks ago where I saw silver was almost at $29 an ounce. Silver is in the next couple years going to increase intensely in value I believe, the reason I believe this is I read a few science and technology articles and blogs that gave some statistics talking about quantities of resources man kind needs in the near future to continue producing the technology we've grown used to which runs the world as well as some technologies that aren't here yet but will be in a few years, and the reason why I believe the price of silver will sore is because there was something like only 65-70% of the total required silver needed to build all the technologies mankind will need in the next 5 or so years that is left throughout the entire earth still yet unmined which is far far short of what's needed just for the somewhat near future let alone the distant future, this is gonna cause a battle for many corporations to engage in which is gonna be a bloody race to see who can round up the greatest amount of silver to set aside to reassure them they can build all their planned technologies for say the next 10 years or so , in this type of a shortage where the producing of technology will drice the demand for silver I can see silver easily exceeding $100 an ounce , possibly even getting close to the value of platenum depending on just how short the world is gonna end up in regards to how much silver is left to mine as well as resmelting and repurposing of already mined and minted silver will be worth. Which is why I'm rolling my dice and jumping on silver , with close focus on 1/10, 1/2, 1ou, 2, 5, and 10 ounce rounds and bars as well as 100g-1000g bars if my financial situation ever allows for such a large purchase of silver at once , I'm focused on the 1/10th , 1/2 and 1 ounce silver rounds particularly though , the quarter ounce fractional rounds are too expensive compared to spot and a couple 1/10 ounce rounds can easily fill the shoes of a 1/4 ounce round when needed , I'd live to horde 2 ounce rounds as well but they are all from what I've seen too far over spot , significantly more over spot than standard 1 ounce rounds. I did just only today find out that there is a 2 ounce walking liberty round but the two suppliers I came across both were sold out with no posted expected date as to when they'll be back in stock, these were actually affordable and very close to the 1 ounce rounds in price over spot comparisons , think they were $66 or $67 each which isn't bad for a 2 ounce round , and they come in rolls of 10
They look great but i'm not so sure i'd want to pay the price for them. i'd imagine they'd be expensive.
They were a little bit premiumy thats for sure, but totally worth it for my strategy!
Fully half of my stack is made up of fractional Silver. And of course, all of my Gold is made of 1/10th & 1/4th oz coins or rounds.
Some fractional is the way to go, not everyone will be able to afford $100-$500 silver/ounce if shit hits the fan. 0.1g, 0.3g, 0.5g, 1g, 5g, 10g, 1 ounce.
I do like the look of that fractional, but the premiums are too much for me. I disagree with your comment on UK junk not being very useful. I would think that a lot of people, for now anyway, would recognise old silver coins. If not, any reputable bullion dealer would recognise them. Also, in the US their coinage is still silver but it still has a face value, in hyperinflation a silver dollar is still worth a dollar unless you sell to a dealer/collector. Otherwise, great video mate!
Its a fair point, but I dont think any member of the public, especially young people, would have a clue about British junk but I do think that US junk would be recognised by them in the UK weirdly. Thanks for watching!
Junk silver American has been good for me. I think I need to get more fractional gold. See my channel too buddy
I'll just use a pair of pliers and cut my 1 oz coins, the markup on fractional silver is just too big. If the economy really goes to shit even the 1/4 coins might be too valuable for any single purchase. I do however understand the fractional if you can pick it up really cheap, looks like a lot of fun to play with.
I just cant stomach doing that! I need them to be individual units within their own right! They are really cool little pieces! Thanks for watching!
No thanks. I’ll stick to 999 silver.
There is almost no Silver currency in circulation in the U.S. Yes, you can find occasional half-dollars, but that's because no one uses half-dollars in the U.S. and they've likely be sitting in bank vaults for the last 30 years. Additionally, you always have some moron turning in their dad's coin collection to the bank for money, not realizing that the money is made of Silver and worth far more than what he'll get. That happens alot. I've even seen people trying to buy cigarettes with 11 American Silver Eagles, having no idea, that they are really turning over $160+. That's the only reason you find Silver circulating in the U.S. The amount of Silver that circulates in the U.S. is miniscule, and it has been so for multiple decades. They've basically been out of circulation since the 1970s.
I might just be lucky but by checking the change i get back ive found two silver dimes and a silver quarter
The back door bum boy will melt down those beautiful coins because he is in it for the money only, fiat money that is.
Silver will be £0.01 per ounce soon. I hear the same BS from the crypto con men. It's all crap.