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1 10 oz is good if the market crashes cause you have smaller pieces to work with
Comment from : @slightlystooopid420

Just bought 10- 1/10 oz Because i didn't own any fractional at all
Comment from : @johnpower8356

not noise but hell stack plastic capsules
Comment from : @rodney73991

Wrong Most effective if you can't afford 1oz is to purchase one of those gold strainers for the river
Comment from : @JasonDeville-fi4dh

Absolutely right When gold went above 2,000, it’s what I mostly buy Have never bought a 1/10 oz coin and never will That’s just me
Comment from : @go4it129

No save your money to get an ounce WAY less premium
Comment from : @marcgraham6438

I'm not comfortable buying American gold coins because their gold content isn't 100 gold Something like 917 if I recall correctly If it HAS to be a national monetary gold coin, maybe something from Canada, Australia or South Africa would be a lot better Otherwise you can but gold rounds or gold bars in various sizes A sheet of gold rounds say with 20, 30, 49 or 50 may be best In an emergency you can take off 1 or more as you need to use, at a time That way you're not trying to get change back for a 1/10th ounce or heavier coin
Comment from : @ricparks7441

Never buy a 1/10 save up and get the 1/4
Comment from : @silverload3622

Love this video Been questioning this all week Thanks for the info
Comment from : @Mimic013

Quarter ounces are great, but they're underwhelming when you hold them in your hand, try to stack halves at least
Comment from : @Mauitaoist

1/10 oz Gold coins have high premium but Perth mint ones goes up in value fast when their limited mintage is sold out
Comment from : @MetaApex

The problem with gold stacking is they are so easy to sell For young fellas like me, we have big problems in saving money, and once we run out of money, we just go to the local coin shop and cash them out
Comment from : @贺泽雄-f5q

Yes, 1/4 makes the most sense!
Comment from : @homesteadaquarius

Very nice
Comment from : @brownsugar0069

Fractions are taxed i California
Comment from : @centenarioguy

My advice would be not to buy any gold coins until you can afford a full ounce coin Better to stack silver if you want to start stacking on a budget
Comment from : @privard89

1 quarter ounce a month makes 3 ounces in a year, if you can manage it
Comment from : @BeeBee514

With the exception of Britannia tenths, which are pitched around the premium of their quarter
Comment from : @dleetr

Just buy an ounce , it's a fraction of a Kilogram
Comment from : @monotremata9892

Just got my first 1/4 eagle I like this size for sure
Comment from : @saltyguerrilla

The Answer is MapleGrams or Combibars,
Comment from : @brysona466

Always save your Money for the 1OZ, fractional gold carry a higher premium than fractions
Comment from : @JayP7676

Silver is my thingseeing how it's all I can afford lol But I do have a 1/4oz Mount Rushmore gold coin, 1/2oz 1990, 92, 93, and 95 gold Liberty's br If I could afford more well
Comment from : @jonathancrocker366

Whatever you can afford
Comment from : @nwalker2619

Thank you brother for your knowledge
Comment from : @dexterknighton595

Very nice 💖💖💖
Comment from : @danishcoincollector2071

Agreed And they're not too tiny looking as well
Comment from : @justintodd5145

Beautiful coins
Comment from : @mykittenisagrandmaster4381

My local coin dealer is wholesale He said his 1/4 ML have a higher premium than others due to their demand
Comment from : @go4it764

I have more 1/4 gold coins than any other Easy to liquidate and I would rarely need the amount of money a 1 oz bullion coin would bring at one time
Comment from : @go4it764

I agree the 1/4 is great, however picking up 10 of the 1/10s is something I wouldn’t mind doing br#FRACTIONAL
Comment from : @1R3VOLUTION

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Comment from : @vm999

That'd be $2,312 per ounce 578 is what they are selling for on ebay That still seems to be a pricey premium!!!
Comment from : @enzomoya1689

After the first 1/4 oz, still economical for single 1oz after Cause you're paying more premiums to make up for an oz
Comment from : @reccocon3442

What's your best resource on a quarter ounce gold coin purcahse? Thanks
Comment from : @garydownes1594

Shirley you can't be seriousbrFrosty- - I am serious and don't call me Shirley just kidding great advice my friend
Comment from : @togr824get

1/2 oz minimum
Comment from : @dkpqzm

Cheers
Comment from : @chrisstory1737

What are your thoughts on the 2019 South Korea 1oz crown?brI am hesitant on whether I keep it or get an gold eagle
Comment from : @dontgetmad3687

Of all the coins, the quarter ounce is the most liquid
Comment from : @GoldLibertad

Great for Christmas gifts 🎁
Comment from : @Todd4America

Stormy ask your LCS how much he would pay for a gold proof Eagle 1 oz If get a chance to look at one get one
Comment from : @robertm8380

(the more you know) lololol!
Comment from : @mazdafiero112

Apmex random year 1/4oz Gold Eagle BU cost $7792 a gram Apmex random year Gold Sovereign BU cost $6672 a gram Less than a half gram difference in gold content between the two coins 2022 Gold Sovereign BU is $5853 a gram
Comment from : @richardcontinijr9661

Lol but if you buy 4 quarter oz coins you will pay more at 1 oz
Comment from : @antonisantoniou5668

I just rewatched this over and over lol Beautiful!
Comment from : @PlumberStacker

Thank you for the after school special lol
Comment from : @NicsCoins

Agreed 100
Comment from : @Brandon-jw5cv

I almost 100 agree, but I say the 1/4 oz commemoratives, they are cheaper, rarer, (very low mintage) usually proof and never counterfeited US Goverment Issued coins
Comment from : @stevewoods8116

Lol The More You Know lol Love it Ahhhhh the 90s lol
Comment from : @shawnspreciousbullyon

The best fractional gold is the one you can afford
Comment from : @NCstacker

With premiums much higher on 1/4 eagles compared to other 1/4 ounce coins, would it be a better move to stack pre 33 XF or VF $5 liberty heads? They are very close in price
Comment from : @delawarex8556