Should We Stack Pre-33 or Modern Gold? A Visit to My LCS and His Thoughts!

Should we be stacking Pre-33 gold, Modern gold bullion…or, both? Is one better than the other? We'll go through a really brief history of gold confiscation, then make a visit to my LCS to get his thoughts on the advantages of both!

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476 Shotwell Rd, Ste. 102-242
Clayton, NC, 27520

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[PistolPackingPilot]

Can’t wait for this. My answer is simple — pre 33.

[microlling]

I like to keep one Pre-33 Double eagle as a reminder that we retain our spirit to extended our middle finger to the government

[jessewatkins]

The answer is both! Im a coin collector first and a stacker second, well, now that im more of a stacker, now im finding the old coin collecter in me and i love it :o

[enasdad]

Great video. The modern American eagle you should note that although they are 22k they still contain 1 FULL oz of pure gold.

[jimthompson]

New subscriber here from the coast of North Carolina.... this video popped up on my feed, thought I'd give a look and enjoyed! Wish I had a LCS close to me but the closest is over an hour drive. Interesting information here! Looking forward to seeing your next video! 👍👍

[louisgouchie]

Thanks Stack Attack for helping out the silver & gold stacking community with all your video's and information . Your doing a Great job. I also think adding some Pre-33 Gold to your stack is a great idea. At today's much lower premium levels when compared to several years ago now is the right time to pick some of these up ! Start with the old $5 Liberty and the $10 Liberty heads in circulated condition. $550 & $1, 100 or so. If you have the cash go for the $20 Certified ( PCGS/NGC) MS62 or MS63 which today are just over $2, 000 . I really don't think anybody would loose money at these price levels. Even if gold drops 20% these classic pre-33 wouldn't drop as much. But modern gold eagles would ! Just my 2 cents worth folks. Coin collector/dealer and stacker since 1974.

[wcgamer]

He’s got better prices than A lot of online dealers

[goldmaple]

You should buy a little of both. Pre-1933 US Gold has not only bullion value but numismatic value too. Modern gold bullion is also great. Buy both.

[shawncovert]

Modern day works best for me when it comes right down to it but I do love some pre 33..

[strat]

Nice video! Just liked and subbed! I will be enjoying your other vids! Most of my gold stack is bullion, but I bought a 1914 St. Gaudens double eagle in VF last year, and it is breathtaking to behold. You just have to see these things in person to really get the full impact. I just bought a Liberty double eagle in BU that hasn't arrived yet - probably a 1904, of course. For the slight difference in price, I'd say to get what you like, or get both, but these pre-33 coins are just so beautiful it would be a shame for any stacker not to check them out. They are a nice piece of history, and have that numismatic value to consider too. It's believed that only about 3 percent of all that were minted survived the confiscation and meltdown. Also, I like that I'm not afraid to handle them, since they are much harder than .999 and were made to be circulated. (I know the modern eagles and a few other modern coins are around .90 too, but the pure bullion ones are so soft I'm almost afraid to even take them out of their caps!)

[NCstacker]

I don't have any American gold coins. But pre-33 or modern, I like all the gold coins 😁

[_stacking]

also a Pre 33 stacker, always enjoy hearing about Pre 33 and what people stack

[patchrat]

I’m a fan of the pre 33 gold just holding the history in my hand is worth it to me
You can’t go wrong as long as you have gold and silver in your hands no matter what form it’s in
Buy within your budget and get what you like

[tylerdouble]

Great video on Pre -1933 / Modern Gold coins. I just happened to see your channel pop up on my YouTube home page and I clicked on it.

I mostly stack Pre - 1933 Gold and because of the history behind them. I currently have a few $1.00, $2.50 gold coins, the $5.00 gold coin ( skipped the $10.00 gold coin for some reason ) and went straight for the $20.00 gold coin. I only have one modern gold coin that I wear as a ring along with 1 gram of gold that's also a ring. and a 1813 twenty francs with Napoleon on the front.

[Handle_number_]

I have one pre-33 $5 1882 Liberty head. I almost bought the 81 with it. I definitely love the pre-33 gold. I intend on at least one or two more coins this year, and a modern Eagle.
Stack um up! 😁

[DS-ttvz]

Good video presentation. I've never purchased a pre-33, however they are interesting. I've hit the pause button on purchases and currently stacking cash. Recently viewed a nice collection of pre-33 slab graded gold and it made my mouth water. I've always liked the St Gaudens but I find the $10 Indian impressive after holding one. Guess I'll have to start window shopping for when I jump back on board.

[SilasMarnerAuAg]

i love the modern buffalo and eagle, but i’ve got a soft spot for those incuse $5 indians. i’m still working on finishing up a tube

[MELLOWstacks]

Great job breaking down the advantages of both the pre ‘33 and modern gold. Looks like you’ve got a great LCS there in Raleigh. Thanks brother!

[RippinLips]

Pre-33 is my favorite because at one point in time some of it was turned in to the government, so I like to think I have some gold that was hidden and there’s a story behind it. Plus it’s just better gold I feel like .

[jadenephrite]

Thank you for your video. Regarding 9:39, Louis Gouchie misspoke when he said that a modern American Gold Eagle coin contains 10% copper. Instead a modern American Gold Eagle coin has 22 karat purity and contains 5.33% copper + 3% silver + 91.67% gold ever since they began being minted in 1986.. On the other hand, pre-1933 gold coins contain 10% copper + 90% gold.