Silver & Gold Stacking Tips I Wish I Had Known As A Beginner

Tips for new gold & silver stackers. Topics covered: history of precious metals, premiums, types of bullion, tips I wish I'd known.

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Video Breakdown:
00:00 Getting Started With Investing In Precious Metals
01:24 What Are Precious Metals? Gold & Silver Have A Long History As Money
05:21 Different Types Of Gold & Silver Bullion - Coins Vs. Rounds
12:16 Stacking Silver Bars
15:40 What Is The Gold & Silver Spot Price?
18:19 Precious Metals Manipulation & COMEX Musical Chairs
23:34 Gold & Silver As An Inflation Hedge
27:05 Other Reasons To Stack Gold & Silver
28:17 Quick Tips For New Gold & Silver Stackers

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[trashogg]

Thank you, Sir! Stacking has taught me how to save money. I used to struggle with saving cash, because it was too easy to spend, now I even see stacking as my new hobby.

[williamsporing]

I’m so old I remember gold being $176 Oz……..
That was 45 years ago folks.

[brianfreland]

I've been researching the last 3 months and I just started yesterday with my very first purchase towards converting my usd savings to silver and gold. I'm proud of myself and already feel more secure! I started small with 200 bucks but you have to start somewhere!

[sandmanslim]

Gentlemen like yourself woke me up to the reality of debt notes and gold & silver a year ago, and I have been stacking since. I thank you all.

[tymcfadden]

My local coin dealer guy put it this way... stay as close to spot as you can, period. unless you're collecting don't buy higher premium stuff unless you're getting one because you just want to have one. He says to keep like 25% of your stack in small fractional stuff like pre 65 coinage, even tho the premium is higher it's easier to barter with, keep 25% in 1 and 5 oz bars and rounds, and the rest in larger bars so you can cut the impact of the premium you paid on the higher cost fractional stuff with the lower cost bigger stuff. hope that made sense. buy smart.

[chriscrampton]

I know absolutely nothing about stacking precious metals, this video was a great introduction.

[steverutledge]

Best video for new stackers and old stackers who forget why having physical metals is so much better. Just remember, having gold or silver physically not on paper

[HJuice]

Love the 10g gold bar you have there. I have two 1 ounce valcambi gold bars. Everyone is so hung up on gold coins, and I get it, they may be easier to sell. But in my eyes, Gold is Gold. Regardless of bar or coin form.

[LeOlamVaed]

This was very informative. I regret not buying silver when it was $18 per ounce, now it is $30 per ounce.

[keroseneclint]

I just started stacking last Friday, for wealth preservation, and I think I did alright at my LCS (with their guidance and the research I had done at the time), but this is a really informative video. Thanks for putting this out.

[chitranthirupathy]

I watched this video on stacking silver cause I was planning to make my very first purchase tomorrow. Fell into a rabbit hole so deep, I bought 300 shares of a Cesium mining company in Ontario, and contemplating on buying Uranium through Sprott Uranium stocks. Definitely gonna buy a few ounces of Silver tomorrow too! 😂 precious metals is exciting.

[kellyh]

I used to own 2 Pawn shops with my parents back in the 80's and 90's. We bought gold for $4 a gram (14k) and $6 a gram for 24k. When we sold the shops the gold/silver went with them. I want to cry when I think about it! I just started investing again within 2 weeks I've made 3 purchases. You are absolutely correct SD is the cheapest. I purchased 1 from another large company and 2 from SD. I will continue with them. I have no idea how I came across your channel, you just popped up. lol You have a new subscriber. Thank you so much, I am looking forward to watching many more of the "Smart Silver Stacker!" :)

[tennesseecoinco]

One thing as a bullion dealer that I have to correct you on is that when you buy a 5, 000oz silver contract you can take physical delivery I myself have done that in the past. So yes the paper price really is what you can buy silver for. Thats why we can buy kilo and 100oz bars for just over spot now, because the people we are buying from are getting from comex contracts. Hope this does not add confusion.

[tonytone]

Thank you for speaking on "spot price". I appreciate it...
I always try to explain "paper spot" and "physical" spot. Not many want to understand. Idk...
Anyway,
As a general rule of thumb. Add 10% to the "paper spot" and you're within reason. That's just plain physical silver though. Nothing proof or Bullion, or any artwork n design included. Those are more Premiums upon Premiums.
Also, selling or buying, , , call call call around. Call more than you even want to call and then call a few more just to get idea of where everyone is at. You'll actually be very surprised at how different everyone will be on their quotes. Oh, and ask what they are buying at, and then ask what they are selling at. Then check their margins and decide whom you really liked talking too and make a friend.
Just my 2 cents, trying 2 make sense! 😆

[mattmazz]

Fractional gold is better than no gold. Don't be afraid to enter the market somewhere or you'll be left behind. The price can't be manipulated forever especially after the fiasco from the last couple years ...

[byteme]

Just read that the ratio of silver to gold in the earth’s crust is 17.5 to 1. Also, to address the point about claims that precious metal don’t keep up with inflation, consider this: in the early 60s when I was a little kid, a gallon of gasoline cost (roughly) 25¢, maybe a bit less. I remember my dad filling up the tank in his Ford Galaxy 500, handing they a $5 bill, and actually getting a few coins back in change (plus a handful of S&H Green Stamps lol). Today, you can take that same (pre-1965) quarter to any coin shop and sell it for enough of today’s fiat currency to buy… a gallon of gas! Actually, you would have some money left over. My point is that precious metals are not investments—they are a means of preserving your wealth and buying power.

[dongnippano]

I second SD Bullion. Bought from most online sellers and nothing but success with these guys. Very low premiums on 100 ounce bars.

[SovereignCajun]

Great video to cover a lot of the basics. The one thing I would add is to always shop around a little, and compare prices at different online bullion dealers. Don't just stick to one dealer. That's one of the mistakes I made when first starting out.

I haven't been stacking very long, but I have figured out some of your advice on my own very quickly. I've started keeping an Excel spreadsheet record of my purchases after building up about 50 ounces. It is extremely helpful in figuring out my dollar-cost averaging. I keep track of a lot of information on there, along with receipts on the purchases I made; with my averaged spot price per ounce at time of purchase, averaged cost per ounce spot + premium, averaged premium paid, total invested, current value at spot, types of rounds, bars, etc and how many of each I have in my stack.... Tons of useful information on that spreadsheet.

[evenbiggeral]

Primary thing about gold and silver: they are beautiful to look at, beautiful to have in your hand. How many things can you buy that are beautiful that hold or increase in value over time?

[wethepeople]

Been buying silver for about 3 years.I own about 700 oz in silver and about 70% is 1 oz silver rounds (Buffalo, Canadian maples, Krugerrands, Austrian rounds and Eagles) 40 bars @ 1 oz, 20 bars @ 5 oz and 10 bars @ 10 oz bars.
Great video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼