just a quick video about a less volatile way to invest in our favorite precious metal.
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new sub here, I agree 100 percent. I started collecting morgan dollars in 1990. ive seen some of my coins values almost triple if not more. thanks for the great video. Donald
I couldn't agree more, certified Morgan and Peace dollars are great long term investments. Can't go wrong with PCGS or NGC, makes them easy to sell when the time comes.
Thanks for watching!
nice video
thanks for watching, greetings from California!
Just so you know, the powers that be can confiscate your precious metals or anything they want. ie, (Patriot Act.....they can confiscate your life ((throw you in jail for no reason and throw away the key till you die))). Also, gold was never confiscated back in the day. The gov't asked as many people would to turn in there gold, and they actually got the going rate/fair price for it, it was NOT confiscated. their was a nationalization.
@psavela she says thanks :)
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@Silveready1 Why no Silver Eagles??????
@IrixGuy thanks for the sub and the nice comments -subbed you back.
Cool video and I've subscribed to your channel. Feel free to check out my videos too. One thing you might consider for BU bullion coins that are semi-numismatic are the Royal Canadian Mint Wildlife Series coins. I've really enjoyed collecting those and the bullion Perth Mint Lunar Series coins. Keep on stacking!
@waldentree havent seen it in the past, the prices may stagnate for a while in a slow economy but they tend to keep their value.
@Joseph9536 10 to 30 dollars + insurance and shipping depending upon the coin service you use.
@ANTIDALLARD the "Regular Issue" Ikes are just "Clad" , the Silver Uncirculated and Proof versions produced by the U.S. Mint for collectors (1971 to 1974) are 40% Silver.
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@videodude123XYZ Actually, you want to have a plan for both scenarios. Even if there is a total economic collapse, there will be a recovery at some point, so you want investments that will hold value for 20 to 30 years. Numismatics coins will do that because the peak prices of gold and silver will fall, just not back to their present levels. So graded coins will remain more valuable after the prices stabilize to fair market value.
@stangGTKKK187 some "experts" say $38.00 is the "Buy" price -but I stack a little each month no matter the price ;)
@ArgentPure Thanks for watching and commenting!
@dcblyke That's been my observation too. I'm fairly new to the gold / silver arena. Most of my stash is 90% silver with a few bars and rounds. After watching the video, I'm going to give graded coins a closer look. I wonder if the shift of interest away from graded coins is simply a lack of knowledge. I've learned a lot on this channel about the various forms of silver bullion. That said, I still prefer junk silver overall. My investment goal is for economic survival, not a kids college fund.
When I started stacking silver I only purchased bullion but have recently been buying a lot of junk silver and now even buying some low mintage Royal Canadian Mint coins! I am in no way a coin collector but have come to the realization that I needed to diversify my stash! Personally I wouldn't buy any slabbed coins due to the prices of MS69 and MS70 ratings but MS64 may be a good option cost-wise! Just not for me at this point! Love you vids!