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  • this video is very patronising.

  • NUMIS SCAM NETwork

  • Avrage people buy 35 dollar silver coins from numis at a 500% mark up

  • Numis is for collector purposes ONLY not an Investment dont RIP people off with this crap

  • I can buy the same f****** coin for 35 dollars

  • In my estimation...all that gold you buy...is that gonna feed and shelter you? The most important thing to know is how to produce enough food to survive. That's it.

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  • I would love a ms70 Panda

  • Paying extra for the same coin just because someone handled it with gloves before putting it in a plastic case is a scam. I tried selling silver eagles/maples at a shop to see what would happen and he was only buying at spot price. He said "an ounce is an ounce to me." Meanwhile he sells silver eagles/maples at $5-6 above spot. Try selling it back to them and see what kind of return you get on your "premium." Someone is making money from graded coins and it is not you.

  • @FocusFalcon2 Jewelers only pay you melt value. I take a 2010 MS 70 American Eagle to eBay and it would sell for $85-100. If I take the same coin to a Jeweler, he will give me $15 for it then sell it for $85-100. Jewelers will rip you off. Coin collectors pay top dollar for high grade coins.

  • @FocusFalcon2 You dont get it dude!

    I buy sealed monster boxes and I rarely find a MS69 coin and never found a MS70 coin.

    Right out of the mint they look like crap and that is why it is rare to get a perfect condition coin. They have milk spots and sometimes scratches.

    The only MS70 coins I have are from the 25th anniversary set and I have 25 of them. I wouldn;t sell them for $2500.

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  • @dPain261 Where i buy bullion most coins are MS70 for $40. don't get riped off.

  • @adrianwillis360 Thanks man. I am not really a numismatic collector.

    The only sets I have with numismatic value are my early release 25th anniversary 5 coin set.

  • @dPain261 Thanks to you to, if you want to see the best normal bullion coins in the world look up bullion coins from perth mint on youtube, they Don't have very good pitchers of them on there web site.

  • @adrianwillis360 Ya, they are nice.

    I have already purchased 5 one kilo dragon coins from them

  • silver is silver if you want to pay more for a picture your an idiot!

  • @iRad11 Only premium worth paying in my opinion is Eagles, as they're backed up by the gov't to go after counterfeiters.

  • @cloudskipper40 silver my not be worth much in the future, no one knows if some scientist might find a way to make silver from dirt (string theory) and sell it cheap! for the good of man kind (solar power). this is how you get rich, buy stuff and resell it. if you just want to have enough money to live well. just work and keep your living cost down! if you live in USA buy a house, look at houses around the would to see if buying a house in your country is worth the money.

  • @cloudskipper40 and i only buy maple leafs and NTR bars and coins, to make sure you can sell it since they are highly recognized and any dealer will buy those back at minimum spot price

  • @cloudskipper40 If I were to buy silver I would go to farmers markets and talk to old men who have had their silver since spot of 10 bucks, if you walk up and say hey have anything you have had forever and can give me a good deal on to put some money in your pocket ? most old farmers market vendors arnt goin to pass up 500 dollar sale and they will throw you a few extra pieces if you promise to spend 500 .

  • I want to spark a debate about .925 coins and .999 coins. Obviously, .999 pure is more valuable than .925. However,...to acquire .999 you have to pay huge premiums. So let's start the debate,..at what point or price should one settle for .925 instead of .999? Where I live,..to acquire .925 I pay only about $2 above spot price,....no premiums no taxes,..very cheap. To buy .999 you pay almost double spot price including premiums, commissions, taxes and having to give ALL my personal info

  • I smell a big pyramid BULLSHIT scheme! Founded by 3 homos.

  • bullshit dont buy this garbage

  • Bullshit. You are fooling the sheeple. A Fucking one oz. Silver coin for 1000 bucks. When prices peak and you want to sell your overpriced bullshit coin,everyone will want to do the same thing at the same time and rarity will be gone. The only right way is to buy numis cheap,and sell it to a sucker who is stupid enough to buy it. After that you invest your profit in bullion. Bye peoples

  • I think with your Entrepreneurial skills you would be very interested in teaming up. We deal with the Precious Metals Industry. Since the dawn of time the human race has loved Gold and Silver and I think you would find our concept very intriguing. Let me ask you this, when was the last time you held Real Gold in your Hands? And where did you go to get it? You see my company is full filling the #1 dream in the world and that is to Revive Gold and Silver. Feel free to check out my Channel!

  • scam

  • Listen to the best economist Peter Schiff and the scams on graded coins

    Just buy top of the line bullion coins like American eagles, maples phillies and stay away from nimismatics and generic rounds (generic rounds are a much better option than graded coins)

  • Everyone knows that supply and demand dictate price fluctuation. Despite historically proven fact that silver and gold are solid long term investments, it is clear that this days prices has been manipulated by the same wealthy gangsters.

  • Deceiving video as its context doesn't reflect title. If you're not happy- report this video and indicate the reason, e.g.-mass advertisement, misleading text.

  • too late for this investing. remember the 1980s when there was a silver shortage(fake). silver investors paid premium prices for silver. when the socalled shortage ended, those who invested in silver lost thier invesment....until recently. Over 20 years later they are lucky to ever have seen the price go out of controll again. SELL,SELL,SELL!!!

  • @bigdavek11 and buy what?

  • Pyramid, pyramid scheme! Fools game. Numismatic value disappears completely in times of depression, well down to the bullion value anyway.

    Stick with Eagles, maples etc.

  • Re:- "IS PROVEN WHEN SCARCE THEY GO HIGHER THAN THE CONTENT IN GOLD. JUST CHECK OUT THE 1933 SAINT GAUDENS OR ANY OF THE GSA'S OR ANY COIN THAT ARE HIGH GRADE LIKE MS70."

    1). LOSE THE ALL CAPS Senor, ALL CAPS is a great Band-Duo, but just plain crass when typing something.

    2). Numismatics only go higher when there are buyers. When an economy completely tanks as it did in the Great Depression, No One will have the money to buy.

    3), Gov't confiscation will ensue to ensure additional scarcity.

  • still gold bugs? Probably bag holders. Expect gold below 1200 :D

  • I'd trust a company that can SPELL the thing it claims to create (It's Niche, NOT Nich) think you could've fixed so many misspellings in your videos in a year-also Analysis, NOT Analyses, Paralysis, NOT Paralysys,Defeat, NOT Defeate,poor english "missed other, instead of others"? Also, fails to mention the 30-50% spreads vs. 3-8% in bullion, which is FAR more liquid. I've helped "Create many NICHES", and I'd NEVER Trust any MLM Co. who didn't bother to hire a Professional Copywriter-& YouTube?

  • So this is a network marketing scheme?

  • On Rich guys...like Glenn Beck can & will be the ONLY ones to afford Numi's...Now or When SHTF.

  • people, Please ignore this guy selling collectors coins. Just buy Bullion Silver. Just buy silver and ignore collectors coins.

  • I got me some magic beens, anyone want to buy.

  • @fuzzynostic Can't eat gold. I'll buy some of those magic beans with my monopoly money, please.

  • Multi-level-marketing Scam. Plain and simple.

  • Buy the lowest premium over spot silver, keep stacking and stick with it!

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  • I hate to say it, but this is a TERRIBLE way to create wealth. You should only be investing in numismatic coins if you've already got a very sound investment portfolio (including stacks of silver and/or gold bullion). This reminds me of a late-night infomercial. Paying more than $1-2 over spot for bullion metal is very risky, and your proof coins won't be worth more than spot in SHTF....

  • Do some reasearch before you reference events in the titanic. the Rich had FIRST CHOICE if they wanted to get on a life boat or not. The poor had virtually NO CHOICE from my studies the poor were in the lower levels of the ship and the doors were locked with chain and key. Most of the poor died. The survivors were mostly from wealthy families.

  • sorry, supposed to be "or just buy..."

  • I think if the economy collapses, people will not be concerned with the fact that you have a 1933 Saint Gaudens. They just won't care. They want something they can barter with. You think the worlds ending and you need transportation to go see your family. Are you gonna hold out for the Lambourgini, or just by the first vehicle you can?

  • Horsehockey..........your a crook

  • I happen to have both numismatic and bulk. You're a fool trying to steer these people in the wrong direction. You can't sell me one single numismatic coin that will have had the appreciation factor that 1000 ounces of silver has had since 2008.

    As I type this, spot silver is $42.22. The same 1000 ounces in 2008 was around $10,000.00. Right now, it's $42,220.00

  • @helsfury No kidding, I was buying silver between 3 and 5 dollars an ounce for a long time while gold are 350 to 500 an ounce. My silver valuation is over double what the same initial investment in gold would be worth today.

  • a high grade coin is worth more, but NOT a MS 70 2009 Silver eagle... this is a hoax... any dealer can submit 1000 early strike bullions that are minted in millions of samples and sell them for +40-60%....If you can find RARE + HIGH GRADED + FEW HIGH GRADED, then you have a real collectable... the only silver eagle (not proof) that maybe would be worth considering is the 1996.... never buy a bullion high graded coin for a 50% premium if it is not RARE...

  • @DiggingNorway In general do not waste your money on coins unless you are a coin collector. If you are hedging against financial collapse of inflation coin markup over markup for bullion is 100% waste. Example if 1toz Liberty is 3.99 over spot and 1toz bullion bar is 1.75 over spot, you waste 2.24 buying the coin. These coins will never have numismatic value due to the volume produced.

  • a contented soul is more important.

  • Buy ANY SILVER you can get your hands on...... Piss on special coins. Don't waste your money!!!!

  • I like junk silver the best of both worlds.

  • The numismatic push is a fraud. In order for numismatic coins to truely increase in price, the coin not the metal must be considered rare by the buyer. Since the governments who mint these coins mint bazillions of them, they will never become rare. Well maybe in a 1000 years. Bullion however carries a much lower markup so you can accumulate bullion faster than coins. On sellback buyers buy 1toz coin or bar at the same discount from spot.

  • It depends, my dear friend.Bullions are for protecting the capital. Coins for marketing.Two different points of view.

  • Your title is misleading and causing your negative comments. Bullion will always do a greater percentage gain than so-called rare coins.

  • WOW!! what a bad, misleading, and bullshit video.....Pay hundreds over spot for a single ounce rather then amassing bullion. Terrible.......

  • @irish164321 I agree. I have some coins, but I prefer bullions.

  • @irish164321 Numismatics are a great investment. You're not familiar with the marketplace or you would agree. Yes, bullion is a good investment also, and I buy bullion as well, but numismatics coins went up over 1,000% during the bull market of '71 to '80 and that was before certified grading in sealed containers. They're even better investments now. You should really check it out further before attacking it.

  • I KNOW ONE THING ABOUT YOU. YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT NUMISMATIC.

    WE DON'T SELL BULLIONS WE SELL NUMISMATICS COINS.

    IS PROVEN WHEN SCARCE THEY GO HIGHER THAN THE CONTENT IN GOLD. JUST CHECK OUT THE 1933 SAINT GAUDENS OR ANY OF THE GSA'S OR ANY COIN THAT ARE HIGH GRADE LIKE MS70.

    THEY ALL GO HIGHER THAN THE GOLD CONTENT.

    I DON'T WANT TO DISCOURAGE YOU WITH YOUR BULLION BUSINESS.

    MY BUSINESS IS PEOPLE THAT KNOW PEOPLE.

    IS MORE PROFITABLE 1% OF 1 MILLION THAN 100% OF 1. GOOD LUCK.

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  • @NumisUNO Only thing I disagree with is the premise that one should buy numismatics EXCLUSIVELY over bullion.  They're both good investments and the super wealthy are buying plenty of bullion too. A billionaire just went "all in" on gold bullion. Should he have bought some numismatics also? Yes, I certainly would have advised him to do so. But bullion is a good investment also.

  • @NumisUNO Also I would like to see platinum mentioned as well. It's even rarer than silver and gold and a very good investment.

  • @NumisUNO This bullshit. For an MS 68/69 coin your paying a premium of say $80 for a troy ounce of silver.You could buy nearly 3 ounces of bullion Silver dollar coins for that.Nobody gives a shit about numistatic value of your coins if there's an economic collapse. in a depression or recession you buy assets that will protect your wealth or give you something to trade with.If you go to a farmer and try trade your MS68 coin he trading just for the Silver content so less of your bullshit

  • @NumisUNO I hear people who type in caps are really smart and knowledgeable.

    So how you going with this multi-level-marketing-scam?

  • When the value of gold and silver skyrocket, which they will, your 1 oz numis will be worth EXACTLY what my 1 oz bullion is worth, not a penny more. Go ahead and buy a collector coin for more than market value, or buy more bullion for the same cost, and get a higher return on your investment.

  • When there is a huge canvas shortage, people will pay more for the canvas upon which the canvas is painted than they will for the painting itself. If they need it to wipe their butts, and canvas itself is cheaper than toilet paper, they will wipe with it. If you pay more for numis than the metals worth in THIS economy, you are paying too much. On top of that, because it's your company is paying a commission, then it's marked up even more to cover the commissions of those selling to you.

  • Stop listening to your company's marketing materials. Get out and read the facts. Right now a Picasso is worth a lot because it's a Picasso, and there are people willing to pay millions for something signed by Pablo. As soon as nobody is willing to pay for it, the value goes down, right? Numis are the same. A collector coin is worth more than the metal it's made from, ONLY when you have a buyer. No buyer, and it's worth no more than the metal.

  • @renewyourmind Infact.I' m trying to sell a painting of Giorgio Chiesi, a famous italian painter, and I' m finding difficulties.

  • @evadidio That's the benefit of numismatic coins minted in platinum, gold or silver - they gain more interest in the marketplace because of the base metal.

  • @WreakingHavoc1 Oh, I love silver coins... I'm buying them. And I think palladium will be worth also!

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