THIS is the BEST Type of GOLD to Buy and The Gold to AVOID!

Are you looking to add more gold to your stack but not sure which type is the best? In this video, I break down the top gold choices every stacker should consider and, more importantly, the types of gold you should avoid at all costs! Whether you're new to stacking or have been at it for years, knowing which gold coins and bars offer the most value and which ones could be a bad move is crucial for every Gold stacker.

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THIS is the BEST Type of GOLD to Buy and The Gold to AVOID!

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[SilverSeeker]

I made a mistake in this video when I quoted 1 oz as 31.13 grams when in fact it is 31.103. I know it's 31.103, I've used 31.103 in past videos, but in this video I made that error and didn't catch it.

I apologize for the mistake!

[fraagrindr]

No fluff, no fear mongering, no hype, no shite talkin, just information and an objective presentation. #1 in this space.

[lawrencehoward]

I for one appreciate your practical approach to stacking.

[goldengirl]

I just discovered the Goldbacks and bought and sent one of each of the $1 -5 and a wallet to introduce my Grandkids to Gold as a concept. They have other gold coins I have given them, but i think these are kinda of fun. Don't want the kids hauling expensive coins around!. I ask: Have you heard of Greenbacks. Oh yes. Well these are gold backs. My neighbor removed some large metal items from my yard and I paid him in GOLD. He really liked getting the Five $1 goldbacks I gave him-just a gift for his helpfulness. (I paid too much-under $7 each x 5=$35) I think the Goldbacks are a great introduction for the general public about gold. My Neighbor agreed he had never been paid in gold before from anyone else. LOL

[robertgray]

I buy silver coins and rounds as gifts for the grandkids. I also bought Goldbacks for the grandkids as a Christmas gift. It's a novelty and a way of introducing them to the concept of sound money.

[michaellittle]

I find the cheapest way to get fractional gold with low premiums is buying vintage foreign coins. They may not bring the best resale price, but they do add up and will sell. Plus they are beautiful artifacts from a different time and place. British Sovereigns, French or Swiss 20 Francs are some of the most popular but there are many more.

[edb]

My motto in stacking is, "My Money, My Choice" and that extends to every other stacker out there. I only stack sovereign mint gold coins, so Maples, AGEs, and Britannias.
Would love to get some MS63 or so St. Gaudens coins as well as some pre-33 $5 and $10 gold pieces. These would round out my stack and the higher the MS, the better.
Others may prefer something other than what I stack and that's fine with me. Not a Gold Back fan but can see how others might like to have a few of them, just for show.
Good video and very well presented, SS. Great job, as usual. 😀

[Dope_Digital]

Man this is perfect. Impeccable timing. Just emailed a gold dealer about this topic this morning.. only thing missing is selling the goldbacks. The liquidity

[staleydu]

I buy common dates pre 33 US coinage. Very small premiums with numismatic value.

[JamesKrawl]

Great video, filled with excellent fact-based information. I totally support your position on gold backs. Astronomical premiums, very limited market acceptance, and my greatest concern, no way to verify the gold content or purity. I also dislike bars, particularly the smaller ones, due to the proliferation of counterfeits. Sadly, many will buy these for their stack/purchase as gifts, and may only learn years later they are worthless.

[TonyL-gwqx]

If people can’t afford ounces then it is better to have some gold then zero gold.

[philsort]

Backed up the truck on gold & silver around pre Covid and now I need not worry about the price. I have ordered a few 10 gram dragons because I wanted these.

[richpaydirt]

I only buy fractional coins, 1/10, 1/4 and an occasional 1/2 oz .
Maples are my first choice followed by kangaroos and brittanias.
I shop premium and these three bounce around a little but are always less than American minted coins and just as liquid.

[wasillastacker]

In October 2023 I paid $506 for a (1/4oz) Liberty Head half eagle. I just picked up another Liberty Head half eagle and paid $690. What a difference a year makes.

[donaldmartin]

Great information. Thanks for sharing. I buy the 1/10 oz gold because it fits my budget.

[BCFL]

Honestly, best video you’ve done man.

[Giants]

Another great videos thanks for the info

[Buttonscreations]

I agree on trying to buy the gold without the premium 🙂 I have also bought slabbed ASE at spot prices.
Thanks for the great info

[goosedogtransam]

Great video. To the point. Totally agree on the goldbacks. Would like to see you cover 10g-100g bars the same method. We personally stack 90% gold and 10% silver.

[livinthedream]

Excellent shit.
I'm sooo proud of you for not selling out like the other goldback youtubers