Only Governmental Bank sololy must be the Dept-Free money/currecy Supplier, Never Fed.Reserv nore Central Bank Privatly Owned that only loans money to the Government at an interest !
Federal Reseve Can easely put silver OUTLAW or any comodity or change its value in their favor as they did before in the history
A prime choice for silver bullion coins with extra collector value! The Third Reich produced millions of 90% silver coins. Each Nazi 5 Reichsmark coin weighed 13.88 g and contained exactly 12.5 g of fine silver. Almost half an ounze of silver in each coin. These coins are still readily available today! And besides their inherant value as silver bullion, they are also genuine Third Reich collectables thus adding to their value!
How come no one uses the term troy pound (12 troy oz I believe is a troy pound) anymore? Also I believe Voltaire said it best: "Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value of zero".
billy-If the government said "we're confiscating your children", would you just line up to do it? Are you a sheep or a man? Are you a gutless turd or are you willing to fight for what's right?
This fellas switched on ,, getting ready for the world economic collaps coming soon thanks to the world federal reserves collaps by design. KEEP THAT SILVER MATE IT WILL BUY YOU FOOD AND MAYBE EVEN YOUR LIFE WHEN THE TIME COMES..very very smart.
If you have such a strong believe in the argument.....why are you not more exposed to the metal ? I have watched so many people showing off their silver and own 100oz in total......if your serious...your exposure should be at least 5000 oz....
@Ubreako uhh thats if ur some rich ass bitch, right now in time we are still using money but while we can we need to put as much as we can toward bullion aka copper, silver, gold but we dont need to take out our life savings to buy 5000ozes which is worth close to $130,000
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Hi mate, I am in Sydney...I just watched your vid, good one. Everytime I ask somebody about what form of silver to buy, I get different answers...my favorite for Aussies are Kookas (I hope they hold their premium)....and..how bad do you believe Australia will get during the GFC?
Thanks for posting, inspiring to see, but if the 50 cent coins with the 80% silver in them are now worth 6-10 dollars, then isn't it possible the someone could have invested a regular 50cent coin(with no silver in it) in an interest bearing bank account with compounding interest since the 60's until today and possibly get more than 6-10 dollars due to the compounding interest on that regular 50 cent coin?
Really nice coins and bars! Great collection! The sound of money - precisely!
5 stars, best wishes from Canada. Do another video to show your newest stuff - I'll be doing another one tonight because I just got some new rounds in I want to flash about :D
I agree that everybody needs to look into getting a few ounces AT LEAST, hopefully more like 100 and up, and myself I want more if I can afford it. Silver just spiked over $14.60 US but it'll go MUCH higher.
I'm confused about precious metal coins, I had the impression that the metal they are made of becomes worth more than the denomination of the coin itself, a bit like that 80% silver 50cent piece you held up? so isnt it better to just buy bullion instead?
The 1 oz coins here all have a face value well below their silver content as these are bullion coins and were not made to be issued as currency.
The round 50 cent pieces were made in 1966 and were issued to the public as legal tender, however because they were composed of 80% silver, the bullion value of the coin exceeded face value, thus stopping the circulation of this coin.
Bullion can both be junk (80%) or pure(999 fine).
I watched the clip again and noticed that the first few silver coins you held up were by the ounce rather than set monetary values like the 50cent pieces that were made in 1966, so I think your saying that silver coins are only worth the amount of silver in them, but that you enjoy them as collectors pieces also, although this costs a little extra money due to craftsmanship in their creation rather than just buying rounds or bars for pure investment value?
The 1 oz coins are worth more then their bullion value as they are government issued. I am happy with paying for such coins, as the premium does hold when you go to resell (check eBay). A lot of new investors also opt for government issued 1 oz coins because of their size and guaranteed purity.
The aim is to buy closest to spot price, i am however happy paying for 1 oz coins as i will get a premium back when i re-sell and there is no disputing the fact that the coin is 1 oz 999 silver.
so if i just buy the silver 2009's american eagles..i be ok?..it only says 1ounce on it but it dont say .999 fine like some other coins do..is that a problem?
American Silver Eagles are one of the worlds best known silver coins.
Although they do not indicate the .999 status of the coin, they do say 1 oz fine silver, and any investor who has a little bit of knowledge will know that the silver eagle is what it is.
I do not believe purchasing 1 oz eagles would be a problem and they should be very easy to liquidate if you ever need to sell.
I just purchased a HUGE block of Silver (A little over 1000oz). Do you think that was a bad idea? Mind you, I also have 100oz, 10oz, &1oz Silver bullion coins/bars. I did this to be more diverse. Your thoughts?
Buying a 1000 oz bar is not exactly a bad idea, nor do i believe it is good.
Silver is silver and if it is easier for you to deal with larger bars then go for it.
I recommended not investing into bars that contain too much silver as they will be harder to liquidate when silver become expensive however it is entirely up to you.
The largest bar i would invest in would be 100 oz.
10 oz bars are my favorite size, but like i said, silver is silver!
nice 1 kilo bar are 50 cent australia peices worth alot because they are only about 10 cents at the foreign bin in the coin shop i go to because it think 50 cents australia is worth more than 10 cents american
Great video. Just one thing, you dont invest in silver or gold, you buy silver and gold because they are money. You dont hold it for they dividens, you hold them because they hold value. Its not an investment, its purchasing money.
I understand what you are saying and i could not agree more.
Gold and Silver are money and purchasing them simply means you are simply securing your purchasing power.
I do however refer to Precious Metals as an investment because they will far exceed their true value as once people realize gold and silver are money, demand will go through the roof. Gold and Silver will not only secure their purchasing power, but actually INCREASE it. This is why i refer to it as an investment.
I think that the possibility for confiscation of Gold and Silver is there and you should consider it, however it would be much harder to take away silver and outlaw it as it is also an industrial metal and it is used in nearly all electrical appliances.
Gold on the other hand is more prone to confiscation, but there are ways to get around this if it did happen. If you are interested to find out more send me a message, id be happy to help you out!
Thanks for making this video.. I believe you are saving peoples lives. At least the ones who listen to you. Take care and good luck to all in 2009. "Dictatorship naturally arises out of democracy, and the most aggravated form of tyranny and slavery out of the most extreme liberty" - Plato
What are the advantages and disadvantages of buying silver bullion as opposed to buying shares in an ETF, like iShares Silver Trust (SLV) or ProShares Ultra Silver (AGQ)?
If you are interested in investing in silver i strongly recommend purchasing physical that you can hold in your own hands. Many say if you don't hold it, you don't own it!
This is the safest way to own your silver, as reserves backing ETFs are not as secure as they may have you believe.
The problem is there is more silver sold in paper form then silver in existence, thus making defaults highly likely in the near future(COMEX DEFAULT).
The ETF's have counterparty risk. Your investment will be tracked and taxed, and it would be easier to confiscate as well. During the Great Depression, gold was confiscated from the people in the USA. Surely the ETF's of today would be the first to be "called in" if that scenario replayed.
He's right, do not buy eagles and maples, why pay the premium!!..silver bullion is silver bullion...dont pay the higher price!!
Go with the generic bars and rounds..infact...why would you want any bullion coin backed by the U.S. government or any other government for that matter, if it says .999 silver or gold...in my opinion thats all you need.
Now I'm well aware that a "gold eagle" is backed buy the U.S. gov. for it's gold content,but .999 is boss
I agree. Unless you are a coin collector, numismatics and anything with a heavy premium are unnecessary. I personally have ordered from Northwest Territorial Mint, getting their own brand of silver ounce coins, not much over spot at all.
Absolutely very informative and well put together Freedom! Videos such as this can save individuals hundred's if not thousands' of Dollars! Make more videos....:>)
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A prime choice for silver bullion coins with extra collector value! The Third Reich produced millions of 90% silver coins. Each Nazi 5 Reichsmark coin weighed 13.88 g and contained exactly 12.5 g of fine silver. Almost half an ounze of silver in each coin. These coins are still readily available today! And besides their inherant value as silver bullion, they are also genuine Third Reich collectables thus adding to their value!
Heidelager 1 year ago
How come no one uses the term troy pound (12 troy oz I believe is a troy pound) anymore? Also I believe Voltaire said it best: "Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value of zero".
HitomiKagewaki 2 years ago
Good information! When is the next video coming out?
MoneyBags73 2 years ago
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erinrenatamacfarlane 2 years ago
bitch.
ToyMaster83 1 year ago
Hey, do ya want to know another way to invest in silver? Stop by and check out my website.
SilverRussell 2 years ago
Scottsdale Silver has gorgeous bars !
pinup22 2 years ago
mmm. I prefer perth mint and canadian maples :P
ToyMaster83 1 year ago
outlawed lol its an industrial metal they cant bann it its in everything :)
rainstormaeroponics 2 years ago 2
billy-If the government said "we're confiscating your children", would you just line up to do it? Are you a sheep or a man? Are you a gutless turd or are you willing to fight for what's right?
kensho3 2 years ago 2
This fellas switched on ,, getting ready for the world economic collaps coming soon thanks to the world federal reserves collaps by design. KEEP THAT SILVER MATE IT WILL BUY YOU FOOD AND MAYBE EVEN YOUR LIFE WHEN THE TIME COMES..very very smart.
chotaboy66 2 years ago
Send me that worthless no good evil dollar.
derfo20 2 years ago
how much is it for oz or silver and 1 oz of gold ?
piegrylls 2 years ago
congratulations my friend ...you are young ...keep it going and you will be fine........
viracocha7 2 years ago
Are you Brett from flight of the conchords?
nosafeharbor 2 years ago
What companies do u recommend getting your silver from?
iraqicutie01 2 years ago
If you have such a strong believe in the argument.....why are you not more exposed to the metal ? I have watched so many people showing off their silver and own 100oz in total......if your serious...your exposure should be at least 5000 oz....
Ubreako 2 years ago
Those who are serious about precious metals do not expose how many oz of silver they own.
Not everyone has the same amount of fiat currency to spend as others.
I am only 16, and i am not employed full time.
Financial situations differ from stacker to stacker.
You should re-word your definition of serious and ask whether or not someone allocates all of their fiat currency towards purchasing silver.
I can gladly say that almost all of my savings go towards accumulating silver.
-FreedomAct10
FreedomAct10 2 years ago 4
Exposure is relative, If Warren Buffet saw your measely 5000 oz collection he may roll over and laugh!
buzzz1213 2 years ago
@Ubreako uhh thats if ur some rich ass bitch, right now in time we are still using money but while we can we need to put as much as we can toward bullion aka copper, silver, gold but we dont need to take out our life savings to buy 5000ozes which is worth close to $130,000
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flatulencer 2 years ago
Okay, maybe I missed something... what does that have to do with this guys video? -Michael, Buy Silver At Spot
AshcraftCoin 2 years ago 2
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flatulencer 2 years ago
Don't forget, government issued coins CAN BE CONFISCATED.
WorldsFinalEvents 3 years ago
in the US any coin before 1933 can't be. Well, so they say....for now.
thatguyashe 2 years ago 3
Hi mate, I am in Sydney...I just watched your vid, good one. Everytime I ask somebody about what form of silver to buy, I get different answers...my favorite for Aussies are Kookas (I hope they hold their premium)....and..how bad do you believe Australia will get during the GFC?
ShaneChiswick 3 years ago
Thanks for posting, inspiring to see, but if the 50 cent coins with the 80% silver in them are now worth 6-10 dollars, then isn't it possible the someone could have invested a regular 50cent coin(with no silver in it) in an interest bearing bank account with compounding interest since the 60's until today and possibly get more than 6-10 dollars due to the compounding interest on that regular 50 cent coin?
mlndstream 3 years ago
Really nice coins and bars! Great collection! The sound of money - precisely!
5 stars, best wishes from Canada. Do another video to show your newest stuff - I'll be doing another one tonight because I just got some new rounds in I want to flash about :D
I agree that everybody needs to look into getting a few ounces AT LEAST, hopefully more like 100 and up, and myself I want more if I can afford it. Silver just spiked over $14.60 US but it'll go MUCH higher.
drutter 3 years ago
So the Dollar silver coins here is Los Angeles run about $14.00. What do they cost in Ausie the same?
affluence8 3 years ago
I'm confused about precious metal coins, I had the impression that the metal they are made of becomes worth more than the denomination of the coin itself, a bit like that 80% silver 50cent piece you held up? so isnt it better to just buy bullion instead?
mlndstream 3 years ago
What exactly are you asking in this question?
The 1 oz coins here all have a face value well below their silver content as these are bullion coins and were not made to be issued as currency.
The round 50 cent pieces were made in 1966 and were issued to the public as legal tender, however because they were composed of 80% silver, the bullion value of the coin exceeded face value, thus stopping the circulation of this coin.
Bullion can both be junk (80%) or pure(999 fine).
Silver is Silver.
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
I watched the clip again and noticed that the first few silver coins you held up were by the ounce rather than set monetary values like the 50cent pieces that were made in 1966, so I think your saying that silver coins are only worth the amount of silver in them, but that you enjoy them as collectors pieces also, although this costs a little extra money due to craftsmanship in their creation rather than just buying rounds or bars for pure investment value?
mlndstream 3 years ago
The 1 oz coins are worth more then their bullion value as they are government issued. I am happy with paying for such coins, as the premium does hold when you go to resell (check eBay). A lot of new investors also opt for government issued 1 oz coins because of their size and guaranteed purity.
The aim is to buy closest to spot price, i am however happy paying for 1 oz coins as i will get a premium back when i re-sell and there is no disputing the fact that the coin is 1 oz 999 silver.
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
so if i just buy the silver 2009's american eagles..i be ok?..it only says 1ounce on it but it dont say .999 fine like some other coins do..is that a problem?
Daniyoyo 3 years ago
American Silver Eagles are one of the worlds best known silver coins.
Although they do not indicate the .999 status of the coin, they do say 1 oz fine silver, and any investor who has a little bit of knowledge will know that the silver eagle is what it is.
I do not believe purchasing 1 oz eagles would be a problem and they should be very easy to liquidate if you ever need to sell.
Just search on eBay to see for yourself!
-FreedomAct10
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
Thanks for the info. nice video. I just bought my first 10oz silver today.
Demon4403 3 years ago
If you touch those sliver coins with your fingers they will turn an ugly gray color in about 12 months. The oil in your fingers will tarnish them.
heydanno777 3 years ago
thank you for your concern and great tip!
I am trying to tone the coins that i touched in the above video and i do make sure to look out for the way i handle my other coins.
I have successfully toned some already, i love the rainbow look that it can give off.
All the best,
-Nick
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
How much did you pay for the kilo bar?
I'm surprised you're only 16 but smarter than most adults.
btbking 3 years ago 5
I just purchased a HUGE block of Silver (A little over 1000oz). Do you think that was a bad idea? Mind you, I also have 100oz, 10oz, &1oz Silver bullion coins/bars. I did this to be more diverse. Your thoughts?
vinny1010 3 years ago
Buying a 1000 oz bar is not exactly a bad idea, nor do i believe it is good.
Silver is silver and if it is easier for you to deal with larger bars then go for it.
I recommended not investing into bars that contain too much silver as they will be harder to liquidate when silver become expensive however it is entirely up to you.
The largest bar i would invest in would be 100 oz.
10 oz bars are my favorite size, but like i said, silver is silver!
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
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vinny1010 3 years ago
no they are octogonal but isnt $1 australian worth more than 20 cents american
Fluffie14 3 years ago
nice 1 kilo bar are 50 cent australia peices worth alot because they are only about 10 cents at the foreign bin in the coin shop i go to because it think 50 cents australia is worth more than 10 cents american
Fluffie14 3 years ago
If they are 1966 ROUND 50 cent coins then BUY them.
Im assuming the 50 cent coins you see for that price are not round ones. If they are BUY BUY BUY!
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
great video man
yogiudo 3 years ago
Yet another smart Aussie... :0)
Cheers
TheOmagaMan 3 years ago
I love those silver coins.
Thank you FreedomAct10!
Jimenian
Jimenian 3 years ago
Thank-you for the excellent video on silver. There are very few of them on YouTube. You've done a great job. Please keep them coming.
kevinarmstrong1 3 years ago
Good video. Thanks for the information.
hotrodguitar1 3 years ago
Great video. Just one thing, you dont invest in silver or gold, you buy silver and gold because they are money. You dont hold it for they dividens, you hold them because they hold value. Its not an investment, its purchasing money.
hugolp 3 years ago
I understand what you are saying and i could not agree more.
Gold and Silver are money and purchasing them simply means you are simply securing your purchasing power.
I do however refer to Precious Metals as an investment because they will far exceed their true value as once people realize gold and silver are money, demand will go through the roof. Gold and Silver will not only secure their purchasing power, but actually INCREASE it. This is why i refer to it as an investment.
-FreedomAct10
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
Good job bro, God bless
ytrfd 3 years ago 2
Solid video...good to see more young people getting out the message. Keep up the good work!
boonepickensoilman 3 years ago
Nice video I here that! Did you know silver is more rare than gold? Well above ground supply anyway.
davincij15 3 years ago
Yes i was aware of this and the demand for silver can only increase!
-FreedomAct10
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
Nice video.
Do you fear that your silver bars may be confiscated in the event of a government confiscation, or does that just happen with gold bullion?
They say that the new Amero may be backed by silver. Do you think that the N.A.U. would confiscate any or all silver?
radiospirit 3 years ago
Thanks a lot for watching!
I think that the possibility for confiscation of Gold and Silver is there and you should consider it, however it would be much harder to take away silver and outlaw it as it is also an industrial metal and it is used in nearly all electrical appliances.
Gold on the other hand is more prone to confiscation, but there are ways to get around this if it did happen. If you are interested to find out more send me a message, id be happy to help you out!
-FreedomAct10
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
Very nice...
Let's see if we can get that kilo bar into my head... I'll find a way.
Don't you love the sound of that junk?
1fffishy1 3 years ago
great vid :D
patrikkorda 3 years ago
Thanks for making this video.. I believe you are saving peoples lives. At least the ones who listen to you. Take care and good luck to all in 2009. "Dictatorship naturally arises out of democracy, and the most aggravated form of tyranny and slavery out of the most extreme liberty" - Plato
vdubs4life1964 3 years ago
Thanks for your comment!
I appreciate the feedback, and i truly just want to help people through the hard times ahead!
-FreedomAct10
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
What are the advantages and disadvantages of buying silver bullion as opposed to buying shares in an ETF, like iShares Silver Trust (SLV) or ProShares Ultra Silver (AGQ)?
stagflation2010 3 years ago
If you are interested in investing in silver i strongly recommend purchasing physical that you can hold in your own hands. Many say if you don't hold it, you don't own it!
This is the safest way to own your silver, as reserves backing ETFs are not as secure as they may have you believe.
The problem is there is more silver sold in paper form then silver in existence, thus making defaults highly likely in the near future(COMEX DEFAULT).
I hope this helps and good luck!
-FreedomAct10
FreedomAct10 3 years ago
The ETF's have counterparty risk. Your investment will be tracked and taxed, and it would be easier to confiscate as well. During the Great Depression, gold was confiscated from the people in the USA. Surely the ETF's of today would be the first to be "called in" if that scenario replayed.
QuestionsAtoZ 3 years ago
He's right, do not buy eagles and maples, why pay the premium!!..silver bullion is silver bullion...dont pay the higher price!!
Go with the generic bars and rounds..infact...why would you want any bullion coin backed by the U.S. government or any other government for that matter, if it says .999 silver or gold...in my opinion thats all you need.
Now I'm well aware that a "gold eagle" is backed buy the U.S. gov. for it's gold content,but .999 is boss
northstar825 3 years ago
I agree. Unless you are a coin collector, numismatics and anything with a heavy premium are unnecessary. I personally have ordered from Northwest Territorial Mint, getting their own brand of silver ounce coins, not much over spot at all.
libertyeconomics 3 years ago 2
Absolutely very informative and well put together Freedom! Videos such as this can save individuals hundred's if not thousands' of Dollars! Make more videos....:>)
SouthernLibertyAmer 3 years ago
you have a beard at 16, damn thats awesome
Jangaboo 3 years ago 3