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  • I take it you like gold sovereigns.

  • SPREAD THE WORD

  • EVERYONE, SELL YOUR GOLD, IT'S CRASHING! SELL IT FAST!

  • nice fake gold coins...

  • If I ever find out where you live...

  • would it tickle if you shoved them up your ass?

  • @TheMotionMan112 I'm not gay, but I'd find it to be quite tempting to stick a one ounce coin of gold up my ass, just to do it.

  • You almost don't even have to have a job.

  • Wow dude your rich, how much money did you pay per ounce when you purchased all those coins?

  • i would so go to your house and steal that shit...sorry im poor

  • what is your address, I want to send you somthing free.

  • umm stupid

  • 127 grand in US dollars... Wow. Pretty crazy. Beautiful collection though! :)

  • Man... You're fuckin' rich. x)

  • OMFG, you are rich man! Love the music, you think its just one line of coins . . . but it goes on, and on.

    I just bought ONE gold soveriegn for £260 : (

  • Lol, the music was synced beautifully. Nice collection.

  • ... Your house is getting raided tonight :) ...

  • watch?v=d_jLJHwycb0

  • You should use some of that gold to move out of your moms basement.

  • If i would ever rob a person I'd be this guy....

  • how much a peace looks expensive

    

  • Very nice! Can I have one? :P

  • I hope you're not dumb enough to store them in a safe deposit box either.

  • Your rich now.

  • are they all 1 oz coins?

  • @crumcon most are sovereigns from the look of it...sovereigns are kinda wierd actually, cos alot of the time their worth more for their historicalm value than their gold value...depends ont he date...although their still worth, for junk gold value, for about nearly 300$ atm

  • @darthkarr Melt value of a sov is actually around $430 atm (at $1820/oz) ... $300 sovs would require a gold price of under $1300.

  • damn man worth more than 8x that today

  • under $200 each!!? What a great investment!

  • Nice collection! Check mine out.

  • I´m hating you so much .... ;)

    Congrats, man, great collection !

  • that is alot of soverigns i have on 1929 sovrign:) you beet me:(

    nice colection bro

  • nice collection (chocolate?)

  • You have to check out collectioncore. It has everything for a real collector. Communities can be built around your interest  and you can show off your collectibles!

  • dump gold buy silver, thats all i got to say.

  • @TheTrueJBV3737 That's what they said in the 80's, a lot of good that did!

  • @CreepinSav alot has changed then mate. look it up. either way, gold or silver if is physical its good.

  • Nice collection. You're richer than me and that's quite nice about gold. You can prove your wealth.

    Having 3 houses with mortgage doesn't really make you wealthy.

    I like Sov's, they're always a good price. Last week I saw a 10gramme Umicore bar for £326+ and a sovereign for £241. So for the extra 2grammes of the bar you'd pay £85.

    The Sov when it came was a George head from 1916 I think. Gorgeous!

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  • i think u should send ur coins to grading!!

    or get a box to hold the coins for protection.

  • Man i could never explain how much i despise england.. Their not even true brittons ffs.. Sigh.

  • @f1ax I honestly don't know what you're trying to say here.

  • @f1ax The Monarchy is from Germany.

  • @withtheoldbreed Spot on, In the past it sure was. but i dont care about nationality or who has the right to what title ect... I just know that they do nothing, Contribute nothing to societys advancement yet still have a self satisfied smugness that astounds me every time. (NOT ALL english are like this). Some areas have down to earth people that would help anyone with their last breath, And it tends to be the poorer areas for some reason. I guess wealth is worth nothing huh..? ;) hehe

  • @f1ax My dead granmother makes more sence than you???

  • @f1ax Probably because you have never mastered the language. Or perhaps you watched some Mel Gibson movies, Due to the fact you are illiterate you probably thought they were historically correct, Are you Scottish by any chance and living on English handouts?

  • where do you live? :P

  • @CheeezMaster im not sure but i know you will be live in prison soon xD

  • Not dumb enough to store at your house. I hope that doesnt mean ur dumb enough to store them at the bank.

  • When did you buy these coins? It must have cost you a lot unless you got them at $100-$200 each.

  • @MONOPOLY35 I'm pretty sure I got almost everything shown here for under $200/coin so, yeah...

  • @jadcott I hate you so much right now ;)

  • @jadcott Under $200 a coin?

    Hunh, I always thought sovereigns were like the St. Gaudens - a little under a troy ounce but they are 0.2354 troy ounces.  Hunh.

  • @endornify That's all most of these coins are are (.2354 ounces)? I thought I was seeing tens of thousands of dollars in gold. I collected ingots some in the shape of historical coins like the silver dollar. Those are 1 troy ounce of gold/silver 999.9% and of course have the ingot printings on them stating all that. It's a nice hobby. Kind of happy to see my larger silver collection gain so much in value though. Even though I'm not about to sell any of it. It's just for fun.

  • @jmitterii2 Yep, just 0.2354 ounces, still each coin is worth about 450 dollars now.

    And you are seeing tens of thousands of dollars. Not all of those are sovereigns, but if they were, I counted enough to add up to over 35,000 dollars at 1800 a troy ounce.

    The reason I looked up the gold content was that I was initially jealous. If they were troy ounces it would be worth over $135,000

  • @jadcott well i would sell and buy property.

  • Yay! Gold porn video! finally!

  • Nice. What is you address and when do you leave for work?

  • Tool

  • Nice Pile :) I would sell it all leverage the cash, buy silver , fill a small pool and go swimming :) Or..just be happy my 100g is safe hehe :)

  • i wish i could vomit gold!

  • i think i just creamed my pants

  • I will laugh at you when silver tops gold in price...

  • @thevideovlogger You might be waiting a while for that one.

  • People are stupid... "are those 1 dollar coins?" lol what is that like 100k+??

  • nice collection, but u know what keep it low ....u will draw too much heat...good luck...i agree with prepare2008.....but gold is gold excellent

  • arnt gold coins just dollar coins?

  • are those all 24k ??

  • @vcbcvc 22ct mate

  • @billy123174 very nice. thank you

  • looks like 100,00 in gold bullion?

  • is it real sugar in those choclate coins or artaficial because sugar gives you diabeties !

  • GOLD HAS NEVER STOPPED EVIL IN THE PAST!! WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THAT THERE IS ANY DIFFERENT NOW!! Unless you want the Evil to ROLL YOU IN THE NEXT 200-300 years!!? Sheeps!!!

  • you wanna borrow me one of those?

  • Dam! Great collection. Thats worth somthing....

  • Y@rrrr. Bury m3 7r3@$ur3!

  • james bond always carried 25 gold soverigns with him.

  • the nazi gold. people are looking to steal that shit.

  • very nice collection....your kids will have an easy start on life....hehehe

  • It is a good start.

  • then you fiind out half are fake

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  • @hemlei Buy them and sit back with a nice cold beer and watch their value rise. Gold is going up fast.

  • Nice :) thumbs up

  • fuckin gold nazi

  • damn showoff  :)

  • Total weight of gold in troy oz: (19.67 oz) * Price of gold @ 9/30/2010: ($1302 USD/oz) = Value of this collection @ 9/30/2010: ($25,610 USD)

  • 19.67 troy ounces x $1302 USD = $25,610 USD Total Value of Gold

  • Right; everyone to this person's house when sterling, the dollar and Euro become worthless.

  • HAHAHAHA love the music!!!

  • you are a wealthy man. are you happy?

  • i like the music

  • Hi Great collection i want to start collecting where did you buy these from??????

  • Nice collection!

    how much is your collection worth to date?

  • did you buy your coins from china

  • @firewoodguy2009 no. They're almost all British coins.

  • @jadcott I don't know what's wrong with this guy but he post the exact same comment on bc5620's silver video.

  • gangster coins. get a chest for them lol.

  • @jadcott Hi mate, u got an impressive collection there, well done and keep it up. I live in london and want to start collecting coins, do you know where i can buy them from? Thanks

  • Very good collection keep it up it looks like a treasure i have similar sort of coins

    more then 23.2 carat as tested by the electronic machine non touch type

    but most of my coins are hammered but heavy around 10.98 grams of solid

    gold it gives me great deight seeing a fellow collectors splendid collection

    SAFETY IS GOLDEN

  • shit your more rich than the average american millionaire when the crash comes.

  • Motherload!!!!

  • the coming cashless society will render gold silver useless as New World Order will not tolerate anything that beats their system. Hitler and Hoover all made gold ownership illegal, so will the World Order. and dont try and hide it as all transactions are stored away ready to be pulled out and owners tracked down and seized.

  • @chevyvictor  Um, no.

  • youre dellusional. for your own sake study history and see what has happened in the past. im actually telling the truth here

  • Gold coins UK that are more then one hundred years old are I better buy if in higher grade. Gold will all way look good to me.

    For those that like the security of having something in their possession, gold coins is the obvious choice. If coins are bought purely as an investment, there is no income as such derived and therefore no income tax to pay. timecoin

  • Gold is such an awesome and very fascinating material. What was Gerd Frobe saying about gold in the 007 movie Goldfinger..."All my life I've admired its color, its brilliance, its divine heaviness".

    It exerts a special appeal to everybody. To get to its property people had stolen plundered, pillaged and murdered in the past. This was so in ancient times and even till today. But who can blame it? ;)

  • Nice!!!

  • Cool vid, check out my silver japanese medallion from Osaka mint. Porn eastern silver on my channel

  • Holy crap that's like 100k dollars worth of gold..

  • 77 x ~1200 = 92400....wow rich.

  • @MrClutchit they're sovereigns, which arn't worth 1200, they're worth 325. So, 77 x 325 = 25k

  • are any of them coins for sale

  • NICE COLLECTION!!!! I am the Silver and Gold Man

  • What is that like $50-100K right there? Nice...

  • holy crap thats worth over 100,000

  • opps im wrong i did not read the full description

  • Nice..90K approx in gold, how long did it take you to collect all of that

  • bye far, one of the best videos`

  • wow thats got to be around a 100k if not more

  • hey in 0.18sec stop the video the last one the saint killing the devil or a demon i got one its dated 1892 mint condition how much u think its worth pls ? and is it 22k ??

  • a) It's St George (patron saint of England) slaying a dragon.

    2) I don't know. Your coin's value is dependent on the mint and its condition. Ask a local coin dealer. They're certainly not massively rare, but generally Victorian Jubilee Head sovereigns (1887-1893) might carry a small premium over others.

    d) Yes, all sovs are 22 carat.

  • ohh great thanks alot for ur help

  • @moonhorse100 Sovs seem to be worth the current gold spot price (As I write this now £760) x .2354 + or - a little bit depending on whether you're buying or selling and where you're buying or selling from/to.. A jeweller might sell one today for around £200 and buy it from you for £150... ish. But like jadcott says, if can also be dependant on rareness or condition

  • 0:02 i have the same coin, but it's silver and is dated 1898!

  • thats a crown

  • Man its huge colection, i love Gold Buffalo I love this coin

  • LOL LOL WOW

    but dont you think if you put half of that into silver you would make more money silver is seriously undervalued

  • Indeed but one needs to look beyond movement in spot prices.

    Silver currently carries a high premium over spot. Simple economics show that if wholesale prices rise, premiums drop. This needs to be taken account for in profit projections.

    Also there's the issue of capital gains tax. Only one of the gold coins in this vid are subject to it, but almost all silver is.

    My calcs indicate that spot silver needs to VASTLY outperform gold (like 2:1) for it to be the better option in the UK.

  • @jadcott

    sure good point but the silver market is really distorted you cant always go by the spot price because in some csaes you can name your price when dealing with kilo bars and higher it depends on how desperate the buyer is.

    which coin is subject to cap gains tax?

  • Im not telling the Government about my personal property of which they have no business of knowing about.  therefore there will be no capital gains tax for me. When you buy silver or gold , as long as it doesn't go over $10,000 at one time from a dealer, they are not required to report to the government. This is a totally personal and private transaction between merchant and purchaser just like buying on ebay or amazon.

  • Here in the UK totally personal and private transactions are still liable to CGT. Gains over and above £10,100 are taxed at 18% largely irrespective of how they were made.

    Yes, some people choose to illegally evade tax, but I think that's a dangerous thing to do in a tax-hungry state and certainly not something to rely on when calculating profits.

    I don't agree with this tax, but one needs to act within the realms of the law. Makes more sense to avoid tax rather than evade it.

  • @branman055 Not anymore, soon it will be anything over $600 will be reported to the government. Thats the reason gold will never be currency. All the gov has to do is ban it. HAHA

  • can you sell these back quite easy?

    im looking to invest in gold coins.

    do the Indian heads hold up as well as the soverigns?

  • @jadcott Yeah taxes are sick for europeans when buying stuff from out of the country..

  • @prepare2008 People aren't idiots. The spot price of silver is what really smart people are willing to buy/sell it at. If you want to know the price of silver... the spot price is it. Yes in the future maybe it will go up, but if that was a fact that people KNEW would happen, then the price would go up right NOW to anticipate the future value. The spot price of silver is what it's worth. Bottom line. And silver takes up a LOT more space for the same ammount of dough.

  • @prepare2008 or you could be really smart and sell all that shit and put it into an ira

  • by the way please dont store your gold in a vault at the bank, have a private area with a bolted down safe in your spot that way the government can't get their greedy little hands on it when it comes time to confiscate it. It will be in your possession somewhere. This already happened in 1933 from the Executive Order by the President to confiscate all gold and silver except collector coins.

  • you my friend will be one of the people who will be safe in his ark. keep stackin, the day will come where the greatest transfer of wealth will take place and the deal is are you able to take an opportunity of this. What is luck, it is when preparedness and opportunity meet. You my friend will be lucky like myself.

  • I counted 77 oz., so $87,048.50 worth of gold as of Jan, 15, 2010.

  • @JurkoffJay

    some of those are half sovereigns I think

  • Oh ok. Well you do the math for us then, cause I don't know what some of those coins are.

  • Rich bastard

  • that is the most gold I've ever seen...... in 27 seconds

  • forreal , wow nice collection

  • wow

  • oh baby.

  • Well it looks like you are doing well then to be able to spend the amount of money you have in such a short time.

  • I was buying 10oz Silver bars back then for $30.00 US dollars.

  • You should have bought back in 1999 when gold was $220 US dollars.

  • Unfortunately, I was 15 years old for most of 1999. The asset I was most interested in investing in was beer.

  • lol @ the beer comment, do you know where to buy gold or silver below its market value btw?

  • no, but Apmex is pretty sweet. Google them

  • I thought the idea behind investing was to buy low and sell high. Why would a person buy gold and silver when they are at a 30 year high. Sounds like the Y2K scare. People bought everything and poof, nothing happened.

  • I did buy low. Most of my gold was acquired at £440/oz in Aug 2008. Today's price is £680/oz.

    Though to be honest, I don't view this as investing at all. Gold acts as a hard currency - accumulating it is a form of saving and it makes sense to save capital in times of economic uncertainty.

    The interest rate on my local currency (sterling) is 0.5%, prices are rising at a rate of 4%+. To save in that currency would mean an annual loss of purchasing power of 3.36% - it would be nonsensical.

  • If you convert the high in the 80s for inflation, it would of been over $2000 US an ounce, so @ $1100 US we are not even at that high yet for gold.

  • @atrossman49250

    Thank the Federal Reserve and their policies.

    If you adjust for inflation gold and silver are no where near there all time highs.

  • smart for for inveting gold but posting your treasures on the internet isnt a very good idea

  • Beautiful! You are prepared for "The End", my friend.

  • Hmm. Must by a sovereign

  • Where's the St. Gaudens???

    Now I know whose been outbidding me on proxibid lol.

  • hi where do you live

  • @997 lol lets rob this fool.

  • I WANT TEH GOLD!

  • whats wrong with storing this at your house..???

    you can get a nearly indestructable biometric safe and install it for like 500 bucks...

  • Nice collection. You are a shrewd boy. I have a question. Are maximillion gold coins any good. And is now a good time to buy gold, or would that be the same as buying a house in 2006?

  • Hope you dont store all those coins at the bank either... Not so safe regarding the bank holiday in Argentina 2001... :P

  • keep printing that paper america.

  • wow , who talked you into all those shitty brit sovereigns?

  • I did. They're by far the best precious metal purchase possible in the UK.

    - the only form of PM that is free from capital gains tax and do not have to be mentioned in any declarations to govt;

    - carry virtually no premium over spot and are actually cheaper that bars most of the time;

    - highly pervasive - easily recognisable and most jewellers & pawn brokers will carry a stock;

    - small denomination and very easy to liquidate/trade.