Learn How to Stack Silver in 30 Minutes!
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The remake is here! 2 years ago I made a beginners guide for stacking silver, that video led to more and more guides and more and more questions. This guide is a combination of all the most asked questions between all silver stacking guides I made. Thus the complete beginners guide to investing and stacking silver is born! What’s a slab? What’s the difference between a stacker and a collector? What is numismatic? What’s a premium? How do you buy silver? What types of silver is good for beginners? Find out here!
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Reputable companies and my opinion on them.
Apmex - For some numismatics, good for weight, junk/constitutional silver and bulk purchases. Good for gold. Sometimes qualifies for eBay bucks! Can be more expensive.
JM Bullion- Decent for modern numismatic coins, great for weight and bulk. Great SALES and pretty often too. Great for gold. Free shipping on orders of $99.
Bold Precious Metals - Excellent customer service, exceptional quality products, great for modern numismatic coins and collector coins. Average for weight. Great deals on silver American Eagles. Often qualifies for eBay bucks! Free shipping on orders over $99.
Liberty Coin - Awesome for gold! Great for weight. Great for super numismatic coins with a massive selection of graded coins and proofs. FREE SHIPPING.
Others: Bullion Exchanges, SD Bullion, MCM (Modern Coin Mart), Provident Metals
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I'm really not trying to be that guy!!! this really is the first comment I've ever left on CZcams or social media period for real... I've bought bullion my whole life. I really did learn something from your video. Please don't worry about time limits on your presentations. It's kinda like the fastest tattoo Award!!! When people invest they shouldn't want to be pushed out the door you know like next please.. "Just saying " And it helped me explain this to my son! Thank you!
Appreciate this video. Just started stacking and this taught me quite a bit.
I like how you mentioned "having kids" as possibly being a limiting factor on the amount of silver you can budget for on a monthly basis... That's the truth brother!
but without kids,..no need to stack..I love leaving my kiddos more than cash and house
I tell people to at least buy 1oz per paycheck (generic), just to have it! It adds up, as long as it stays at the price range it's in now. I get about 6-10 oz per pay period (generic)... once in awhile a little more. I'm hoping the price stays down, or goes down, so I can continue to get as much as I can! I'm a newer stacker, and am now addicted! I do plead with you, if you do not stack yet, to start!! You can miss out once it gets unaffordable! Enjoy! Great vid!! Good info!
well it’s not under 20 min but honestly you have a ton of good info here my friend! best part of silver stacking is that you can actually hold it! 🔥🐉
Thank you man! Sorry I keep missing your live streams with Yankee. I'll be there for the next one for sure!
@@GuidoStackin Hello I have a question I was hoping you may be able to help me I have a 1971 Eisenhower dollar It is not copper as there is no Brown on the side but it has no mint mark From the research I have done I believe that it is supposed to have and S mint mark I write about 8 bicentennial Eisenhower proof and also had no mate mark what it was supposed to and that it was one of a kind and worth a lot of moneyMine is not in proof condition but still maybe rare or one of a kind and worth something once again it is All silver over on the
edges
Makes a slightly different noise when you ping it with another coin
And weighs more than a standard Eisenhower
Also the finish looks a little different than a standard Eisenhower even though it is somewhat tarnished
I'm thinking maybe it is a proof that is tarnished with no Mint mark
Or a regular Philadelphia Eisenhower that was struck on a silver blank
Please get back to me if you know anything about what I'm talking about I have not found anything thank you
I knew if I saw a comment from you that you would mention the 20 min thing. I am laughing right now.
Wow... thank you so much for this very comforting video. I feel much less stressed out about buying silver and gold now. Plus the topics are wide reaching and relevant. Thank you so much again. Blessings 💜
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video! 😊
Well said about the long term silver investing.
Collecting takes a lot of knowledge and one could also argue that collecting is a long term strategy.
"The best way to find them" (90% Silver U.S. Dimes, Quarters & Halves - 1964 & prior) is by looking at the DATE on the coin, not "the side" of the coin. If the DATE is not legible, then you should look at "the side" and then do the drop test. If you are brand-new to coin collecting or "silver stacking", you should get a second opinion from a local coin dealer or someone who knows the difference, and, also, do more research if you are really interested and want (need) to learn. *This is a great video, so don't take this as criticism, it's just my opinion.
Bought 1k worth of silver when it went to 12 dollars an ounce, bought the circulated British so the price balanced out to about 5 over spot price.
Just wanted to let you know, I was into coin collecting as a kid and just got back into it a 5 months ago ( I'm 53 I needed to get a new hobby)). As for the collecting portion I'm just doing modern Era, Lincolns, Jefferson, Washington etc.
I had planned on eventually easing into buying silver and gold. I didn't even know it was called Stacking until I ran across on of your videos last week. As a Floridian you may not take this as a compliment but it is, I study your video the way Bill Bellechik studies opposing teams game film.
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THERE ARE 4 THINGS THAT MUST BE ON EVERY BAR OR ROUND.
1. MINT
2 PURITY
3 WEIGHT
4. SERIAL NUMBER
THESE ARE LIKE A COA BUT IMPRINTED ON EVERY BAR OR ROUND. THIS IS WHAT I WOULD ADD TO YOUR VIDEO
Its not necessary to have a serial number
apmex does not give you serials at all..and I don't care (bars)
Keep stacking, never sell unless you need to as a last resort. If you can pass it on
to the next generation, you're a success.
that is 100% why I started stacking,..for my offspring
Thanks for a great video... I started stacking/collecting less than two years ago now... My first purchase was a 1 oz gold Maple Leaf and about 110 oz silver Maple Leafs... but I actually knew nothing about this... then I started watching videos... One thing that few people mention in a beginner's guide video is factoring in the cost of shipping. As you mentioned, some people can't afford a 10 oz bar but may be able to buy a 1 oz bar... but the shipping would be the same for both, so why not save up until you can buy the 10 oz?... Maybe some people have options to buy without shipping, but for a person like me who lives in a small town where there is not even a local coin shop, I am limited to buying from a dealer online. I buy from Silver Gold Bull mostly and save up until I can get a $500.00 order so I get free shipping... All the small shipping charges can really add up. I only buy small orders from other dealers if they have a particular coin/coins I really want... and that is where my semi-numismatic collector aspect comes in.... I don't buy any very high premium coins, but I still love coins with beautiful designs like some from the Perth Mint and others. I live in Canada so I can't really order from the U.S. dealers as I don't want to pay the 14% tax on top of the shipping charges... that would be simply prohibitive. As far as the "leaky slabs", I would suggest as soon as you get one you simply run a bead of crazy glue around the edge so no air can get in, effectively preventing the leakage.
Thanks for the comprehensive guide. I have long loved silver and collecting coins reminds me of my grandfather who was a big collector. I have always been worried about getting ripped off and this helps to put my mind a bit more at ease.
The best advice here, in my opinion, is to limit your stack to 3-5% of your total assets. Going substantially above 5% can seriously hinder your path to long-term financial security because you’re missing out on the wealth-building power of compounding interest, compounding dividends reinvestment, property value appreciation, stocks appreciation, etc.
This is absolutely great info but shocking to see how the market has changed in two years.
This guide is perfect to get someone going
Thank you sir! 🤘
Personally, I'm both a stacker and a numismatist. Some times I will buy a semi-numismatic coin if the premium is low enough. One of my favorites is modern US commemoratives. Ironically, some of the least popular ones are the best buys. That's because they didn't sell out at the mint and are thus comparatively rarer.
Great information Pre Covid world 🌎 I can’t remember what life was like, so thanks for bringing me back to the good old life.. ❤️
Loved the new Vid.. I have watched all you have posted to date, but still good to see a fresh guide 👍.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you for being a loyal subscriber!! 🤘
I agree
I suggest people who dont have alot of money to buy at least 1oz, per pay check some silver is better than none.
Yes! I agree
Thank you I've learned a lot and I'll be rewatching it over and over. I especially appreciated your knowledge on how much money I should set aside for my purchases. I haven't started stacking yet but this has boosted my confidence.
I’m totally new to coin collecting, great advice ! I bought my first 2 American eagles $18 each 👍also went out and found 2 W Lowell quarters last Friday from bank , the other 48 are the memorial Philadelphia. Not sure whether to keep the roll ? They never got out into circulation . Love your channel 👍
How are things going? Has your stack grown substantially?
Great Video! Thanks for mentioning not buying gold jewelry....I went to a yard sale today and considered buying some
I really like your videos man I just got into A collecting and stacking silver and gold. I only have one 1/10 howling wolf gold coin and one 1oz saint gaudens silver coin. I really like your channel and videos bro they’re really interesting and helpful! Please keep doing what your doing because it’s awesome! Hit me up if you’re trying to get some silver off and I’ll buy some off you! Thanks man!!
Thank you man! 🤘🤘 1/10th oz is where it’s at!
TheWereW0lfWere 2 this is the best silver and gold stacking channel out there, this guy is real unlike some of the bigger channels
Not too shabs for fitting it all in in 30 mins! Nice stuff here my dude
Thank you my friend!
Excellent, excellent video for beginners. The best I've seen on CZcams. I'm subbed.
Thank you so much! That’s awesome to hear!
Hi Guido... Good advice and nice stack you have. Thanks for sharing.
😱 Barbra! Thank you for dropping in! 😊😊
Just dug through my change and found an 1 1/3oz of constitutional silver. Not a bad start.
Wow man that’s awesome! I haven’t found any in about a year 😭 congrats brotha! 🤘
I agree with you so much, I actually made a video on my channel WE THE PEOPLE calling out Silver Slayer on his “3 rules for buying silver”
This is a great video and as a newbie I appreciate any info I can get. I was just trying to find out which companies were reputable and this saves me a lot of work. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you glad I was able to help!
Thank you man going to be watching your videos I just got back in the game
Thank you for your time Guido!!! I'm learning....
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Oh, the good old days!
10oz for $180!
Very impressive! We are new to CZcams but love your channel!
I tried to think of questions to ask you, but I think you covered it all. Well done!
That’s awesome thank you!! 🤘
Best guide on CZcams!
Thank you!
Wooo Hoo!!! Watching you live my friend!! :D
I buy ASE’s, generic rounds and constitutional silver. On a rare occasion I may buy some premium coins on sale.
You can never go wrong with ASE’s!
great video wish i would have seen it wheni first started but some learn by making mistakes.Nice to see you explaining difference between collectors and stackers and flipping on ebay well done
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it man!
Awesome video, I definitely learned a lot. Thanks for posting! Keep them coming!
Thank you!!! 🤘
Thanks for the tutorial. I’m new and probably too enthusiastic, which means I’m likely to overpay. Your video helps to keep me grounded and ease my way into this world.
I just started!!! Very informative!!
Nice description of the constitution/junk silver.
I just started stacking... you made one helluva video... THANKS!!!
Congrats on 14k guido, you deserve it. Hopefully 20k soon!🥳
Hey watching FROM PHILIPPINES 👍🏼
Great video keep up the good work I think you can help beginners as well as seasoned collectors and stackers keep making these videos
Excellent analysis. Nice vlog!
Thank you so much 💙💙💙
You have no idea how much your videos help me!!!
That’s awesome! I’m really glad to hear that! I know you’ve been subbed to me for a while now thank you!!
Make it out the hood baby 😘
Great videos bro! Keep them up. I'm all in it for the gold and silver aspect not the rarity or coins yrs etc...diversification.
I definitely love the Royal Canadian Maples, unfortunately I cannot get a kangaroo or South African one
Great collection fella, silver is the most undervalued asset on the planet.
Honestly, I have to disagree. There is no shortage of silver in the ground as long as the silver price allows the miners to go get it. Also, there is LOTS of silver in the hands of stackers and hoarders, and if the price should go up dramatically, many would sell off their stacks and then the price would just plummet just like it always has in the past after a good run-up in price.
Really good job combining all the parts this is going to go viral
Thanks man I hope so!!!
Every place I've looked for junk silver. They're asking the same price as 100% silver coins.
I've noticed more and more lately that constitutional silver isn't really penciling out much. I can get Buffalos at the moment with a lower premium than I can get the junk for when you factor in the metal content.
Thanks, just starting so this helped a lot.
Glad it helped!
Great video! New to the hobby and appreciate how informative the video is. keep up the good work😀
Thank you! 🤘
Awesome video! Thank you, I'm a new stacker/ collector... I wished I seen this video 3 yrs ago!
It's not that hard. In my opinion there is only 1 kind of stacker. That's the guy who buys the most amount of silver for the lowest price. Anything more into numismatic value or premium rounds is more on the collector side of stacking which isn't what real stacking is about. There is nothing wrong with that by any means either, I myself have my collection portion of silver. Stacking though is a 1 minute video. 1) Set a budget. 2) Buy generic rounds or constitutional "junk silver". 3) Start again next paycheck. This is for stacking and not profit stacking or numismatic stacking. My 3 step guide is for dummies with some google experience.
I agree with you so much, I actually made a video calling out Silver Slayer on his “3 rules for buying silver”
One of the best videos out there. Whoa
Thank you so much!
You should mention not to buy from the US MINT cause the prices are way way to high
Very true!
Sometimes they have very good deals. I bought 3 rare buffalo nickels for $10 but they are worth around $120 combined!
Seems like mints charge too much in general.
Love the video !!
Btw you bought that gold bracelet from me on eBay few weeks ago lol
Hope you like it !!
Lol I can’t say he loves it, he should’ve bought more bullion!
Thanks for the info I’m new this silver collection I’ll be watching you thanks again good luck.
Thank you Ronald!
I was going to get 20 1 oz coins from Apmex. I don't know how much the coins will cost but it will be US $49:95 postage and US $0.25 per ounce. I think I'll leave it and get it from the gold and silver shop I did before. Thanks Guido. All the best and God bless you!!
Thank you for the update good luck! 👍
@@GuidoStackin No worries. Thanks mate!!
Doesn't apmex ship for free on any order over $100?
This is an international order 🙁
I just saw another comment he made, can someone order directly from the Perth mint in Australia?
Great presentation! Thank you
Damn, I'm getting a late start on this. All these prices he is saying sound great compared to now prices. Right now every website is selling in an ounce of silver anywhere from 29 to $32. And then you have tax and shipping on top of that. I saw that they give veteran discounts but the veteran discount only took off $0.10
Hi Guido, This was an awesome video. A good refresher
Thanks for checking it out!
Really helpful, thank you. Just starting out and you answered the questions I had.
Great tips! Keep the good videos coming.
Love your content man. A warning to everyone please check your constitutional silver even if it’s from a Local coin shop. I recently purchased a 1922 Peace Dollar common date from one of my lcs and he sold me a fake one. I don’t think he did it on purpose. Check the weight, if its over or extremely under its most likely fake . it passes the magnet test on a big magnet but not a small one and it’s only magnetic on the edges. Use calipers cause it was thicker than it should be to. It got by me cause I made the mistake of letting my guard down cause he’s a coin dealer.
The one ounce bars are usually gifts and you can still barter with ten it would just be for something of equal value or better
I’m interested in stacking silver, because I have a problem with spending money. Stacking silver would be like spending your money but still keeping it.
Constructive criticism: I’ve watched a few videos about stacking silver. The main thing I think you’re missing is: tax considerations. If you sell over $1000 in a single transaction, the transaction is reported to the IRS and you’re subject to capital gains taxes. This applies to junk silver, bars, and some coins. It does not apply to silver eagle bullions. This means that if you don’t want to have to sell to multiple vendors or if you want to stack 100oz bars (a single one is over the tax reporting amount), the bullions are astronomically the better investment.
@Ps 91sealYhwh www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/081616/understanding-taxes-physical-goldsilver-investments.asp
Ps 91sealYhwh buying silver to get out of a financial rut is not the way. You need to be somewhat stable before you buy any PM. If you don’t have the money, why’d you spend it? You should grind those bills away then stack silver and gold.
Ps 91sealYhwh I mean sure if silver goes to $300 an Oz and you have a good amount of silver. I highly doubt silver will reach $300 an OZ any time soon though. I guess you made a couple bucks though. Sell your silver and buy a somewhat reliable car.
Ps 91sealYhwh When are you looking to sell? Silver is more of a hedge against inflation than an investment btw.
Ps 91sealYhwh $100 is plausible. With investing, though, it’s usually a better idea to aim for “good enough”s rather than “best”s. If you aim for “good enough”s you end up turning a decent profit most the time. If you aim for “best”s, you usually end up missing the “good enough”s and get jack squat. Even if you cashed in at $60, you’d still have more than tripled your money, and the likelihood of getting that $60 if it goes that high is guaranteed, but if you hold of for $100, there’s a much higher probability that it would turn right back around down to $20 than that it would go to $100. Be ready to settle and be content with your earnings when the time comes.
Fantastic info, learned a lot...thanks for educating me.
Excellent introduction for beginners. Good upload.
Thank you!
Great video. Though I’m watching in 2022 and the price difference haha still good advice.
Guido you made so many good points!!!
Thank you!
Great Video! Just started!
Awesome video, I subscribed. I have one complaint though, you said Ebay was a great place to buy. Ebay may indeed be a great place to buy if it is done through reputable dealers. Otherwise it is shady as F. One additional thing I have a question about is why are so many people upset about the queens image being on some coins? Considering that for my whole life she has been depicted on roughly half of the worlds coins for the obvious reason it has always confused me. If you think ahead to who is going to be on it next you might find yourself concerned about the backlash that is going to cause. Keep up the good work sir.
Definitely need to be careful buying on eBay and only from reputable companies for sure. About the queen I’m still trying to figure that out myself lol
Collectors prices are only supply hype demand. You can dabble n flip. But the x you spend doing so is money 2. Labor hrs. I recommend buying all of the above at spot or fight another day. All my expertise I'll give u.
Philharmonics, at this is best deal for buys. Price wise.
Awesome upload man! Love the channel look. Rang that bell!
Thank you brother!! 🤘
Nice dude! Silver stacking 101
Thanks brotha!
Thank you for teaching me that $1.40 rule. So I do have a question about the spot price of silver. Let's say the spot price was $20.00. Does that mean if you went to buy say $1.40 worth of junk silver you would pay 20.00 at the coin store? I also was wondering about buying Canadian Maple Leafs and Silver Eagles, so thank you for addressing those type of coins.
You have the right idea $1.40 is an Oz of silver, so if silver was $20 that’s how much it’s weight is worth. Most likely you won’t get at cost you always have to pay a bit extra the goal is to get as close as possible but right at spot is extremely rare especially now July 2020
I have a question! Just kiddin🤪. Great vid. Lately, I’ve been leaning pretty heavily toward the collector side and I love it. Subd ya
new subscriber information that you gave out on this videos very very good I got a bunch of both coins and bars in silver rounds I'm hoping I'm doing the right thing I've got one piece of gold which is a gram
Awesome man thank you! You can always trade your small pieces of gold in later for bigger pieces if you choose to 🤘
Excellent. Thanx for info.
Thanks for the info Guido
Thank you! 🤘
eBay just starting charging tax in my state! Sucks man lol
That does suck! 😭
Nice man. Thumbs up. Great guide
Thank you man! Love what you’re doing with you’re channel man 🤘
Awesome work and knowledge man.
I am new to collecting and I appreciate your content. Where would a novice like myself go to purchase silver coins and bars?
For larger amounts like full rolls of ounce rounds there are some excellent and reliable vendors. APMEX is probably tops but they charge more because of the weight their name carries (EXCEPT for short flash sales that makes it worthwhile being on their email list), but my go-to is Gainesville Coins, every bit as reliable, just not as well known as APMEX. I've ordered from Gainesville many times and have had nothing but good experience with them. A vendor closely following Gainesville is SD Bullion, I don't often use them but have had zero problems. Both also have daily deals, loss-leaders used to increase their customer base, that are often well worth checking out. Golden State Mint is another vendor that has a great reputation, though I haven't used them myself.
I generally don't find great silver deals on eBay, with the exception of big name companies' one day sales you'll see if you're on their email list, but for old fractional gold coins it can be terrific IF you go with a *reliable* seller...as in high feedback numbers with better than 98.5% positives. The 20 franc gold coins are just under 1/5 ozt. of .900 fine gold and along with Austrian 1 (or 4, but that's expensive) ducat coins are quite affordable. Just spend a few hours' research into their specs so you can quickly calculate whether a particular auction is a good deal or not. The Austrian 1 ducat have 0.1107 ozt. gold and are a fine choice for the really small coins, but my very favorite are the 20 franc pieces. All of these were standardized by the 19th century Latin Monetary Union so no matter what country made them or if they're denominated in francs, florins, or Hungarian fortins, they ALL contain 0.1867 ozt. gold in .900 fine (alloyed with copper) form. If you can just remember .1107 and .1867 you have what you need to know.
@@mu2freighter Thank you for the information. I didn't know the 20 Franc Gold Coins are under 1/5 ozt of .900. I appreciate the time you took to reply to my comment.
@@CrystlRain27 don't forget those Austrian 1 ducat coins either...they usually go for the same or even less than modern 1/10 ozt coins, but you get almost 10% more gold for your money (.1107 ozt.) if you want to keep to an easier budget. There are loads of other gold foreign coins available, but these give you a good starting point.
I have a list of great companies in the description 😬😬👍👍👍
Thank you Glenn for helping out 🤘
Great video! Helps alot.
Glad to hear that thank you! 🤘
Great video.
A slabbed coin with a "BU" grade is ridiculous (for an ASE). The definition of BU is MS-63 or higher. Even "Gem BU" is only a minimum of MS-65. In the ASE world, either 63 or 65 would put it in the *CULL* category.
Some competitors to the ASE and Maple Leafs are the Britannias and Philharmonics. Once when I was searching for the lowest premiums over spot, a seller had Philharmonics cheaper than even generic rounds! It just depends on things being overstocked that they need to sell quickly.
Ps 91sealYhwh I’m guessing you spent around $30/Oz?
Great Guide!! Thanks again!!
Thank you!!!
Very *RARELY* will a slab "leak" unless it was defective or improperly sealed. BUT ... the coin may have been toned when it was graded (toning won't necessarily lower the grade, and some people pay *MORE* for a toned coin) ... OR ... something already present on the coin (but not visible to the grader) may have eventually affected the coin's surface.
The VERY WORST idea is to buy a raw (bullion) coin and then paying to have it graded. Most coins that you buy already graded sell for LESS than a raw coin plus grading. (Big dealers get a hefty discount when they submit an entire "monster box" of Silver Eagles at the same time.)
Most ASEs made by the US Mint will grade MS70 or MS69 ... but that's often only true when you buy a sealed tube or monster box. Why? Dealers can submit an entire monster box for grading and specify that only coins that grade MS69 or MS70 should be slabbed. Any coins not meeting that minimum grade will be returned unslabbed. Guess what happens to these (MS68 or lower) coins? They can still legitimately be sold as "Gem BU" because that only means MS65 and above.
Thanks for this great content. I'm just now getting into stacking silver so these kinds of videos have give me a lot of knowledge. I was wondering if you recommend buying from Golden State Mint GSM? The have pretty good prices. What do you think?
I learn a lot nice video
Yer killin me SMALLS! OK LETS GO! 21
Very nice video, thank you
Thank you!
Thank you!