www.MonarchMint.com GOLD Rounds (1 gram + 1/10th ozt)

[DutchMannDan]

Isn't Gold really soft? I would think those gold coins would break/bend really easily

[heat45jc]

31.1034768G/TO



[GOLDDEAGS]

dude, where do you live?....cause immah rob you :)

[pfarnsworth84]

Thanks, cutlerylover for turning me on to Monarch. I've been looking into precious metal investing, but on a tight budget, the larger silver bullion is a bit too much out of my pocket book at once. These fractional coin are great for that, and for bartering, should it ever come to that.

[ristin59]

Just received another order of silver, Rounds 1/10, 1/4, 1/2oz. Nice!

[evilintheeast]

cool I like them little coins

it is the first time I have seen them

Thanks for vid.

PEACE

[HeartOutOfSeason]

I love these little fractional coins. They are great. But damn have they got expensive. I remember when a gram was CHEAP! But still not to bad. I would rather have 31 small coins than a one ounce. but hey, thats me.

[john1112112]

2:40 why does ur camera have a heartbeat =] lol

[videokid001]

Monarch precious metals needs to ship international!

[dave997]

ill buy around 950 after the 2nd leg of the housing crash bottoms in late 2011

[minrlwtr]

I like the concept, but those coins are very ugly, reminds me of the Kingworld cartoons money, they may be gold but they look like such a fake i would be hesistant to buy on that basis, because of the skeptical looks if you ever presented them. bad marketing and cheap production methods with a premium from monarch

[drutter]

sdsd

[drutter]

Gold is VERY cheap right now, and silver is even more undervalued. Both are set to go up to several times their current values, as the economy continues to erode.

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Anyone suggesting buying ETFs (digital or paper investing) should know that they can't take delivery of their investment. You will receive paper cash back, not gold or silver. The only way to own real money is to own physical gold and silver.

[appletime101]

may 31st is my birthday!

[berryjs140]

monarchs just put up an "other gold" catagory. 5 gram 1/4 ounce and half ounce not minted by them. sweet stuff!

[Whisper6911]

i hope you weren't inspired by glen beck.

that guy is payed over 2 million a year by goldmine/com to

scare the shit out of people and recommend gold.

i'm pretty sure that if WW3 or whatever end of the world scenario ever

happens there will be only 3 things of real value:

food, drugs and sex.

[cutlerylover]

@Whisper6911 I dont watch poltical TV although I do know who glen beck is, not entertaining to me to watch that when I do turn on the tv, I got interested in gold from seeing gold collection videos then l;ater hearing peopel talk about it, but not on tv...

[Whisper6911]

@cutlerylover lol i mostly know him trough clips on the daily show.

[BushidoDevildog]

@Whisper6911 Correction: Food, Water, and Firearms/Weapons will have value, and so will medicine, but sex..?? Have enough of the former listed items and you will be able to get as much sex as you want... >;-)

[Whisper6911]

@BushidoDevildog also i would note that no successful drug dealer has ever been without food, water, medicine, guns or punani.

[Whisper6911]

@Whisper6911 yeah i guess i forgot about weapons.

but people will always be willing to pay for sex, and drugs, and yeah i guess guns.

but u cant generate guns, or resell them again and again.

sex has its price, and only gets you so far.

but drugs, now they can be made, they can be grown.

a clever person could set up a self sustaining production with minimal

means, and will have a product virtually everyone will want.

[Whisper6911]

@Whisper6911 i know that sounds sinister, but imagine some new orleans clusterfuck, lots of wounded, morphine runs out, and you just happen to have

a supply of opium...

cocaine is a schedule 2 drug precisely because of its medicinal uses.

i don't know what they are, but there are medical applications for it.

all kinds of stimulants can be used to stave off hunger.

cannabis can treat a wide variety of lesser problems,

and be a huge benefit to morale.

and so on and so forth...

[berryjs140]

sweet vid!

[krazy45cat]

Start while your young and in twenty years you will have something .Its a great investment !

[geurgeury]

contrast pusle @ 3:38

[cutlerylover]

@TheFirearmsChannel hahaha

[noijja]

i would like to start with precious metals but im afraid that i wont be able to sell it when i want/need to

[cutlerylover]

@noijja there are millions of ounces of precious metals out there no one is concerned about IF thery cna sell it, it will always be wanted until the end of time...you cna walk into coins shops and sell precious metals you cna sell it to anyone who sells it themselves usualy buys it back as well...but the easist place is to sell online, even ebay is booming with thousands of metal sales everyday

[veritasfiles]

I only buy 1/10th oz. gold coins. Unfortunately, I can't buy from Monarch because I don't ever buy precious metals in a way that is traceable. I'm thinking more long-term, so anonymity is important to me.

[TheGreatOldOnes]

man...those things are so small...id probably eat them or something.

[insularfox101]

They seem to be out of the 1/10th oz. coins

[VoodooPolitics1]

A little more Money Love 4 you my Friend!!

[mattinmo]

i bought some of those off ebay pretty cheap

[Dasdfjkl]

Gold is at such a high it isn't a good time to purchase. It will settle down once the economy ramps up.

[cutlerylover]

@Dasdfjkl yes its at a high right now, but when to buy is up to each person its currently $1208, say it goes up to $1300 if you bought it now at $1208 then sold it at $1300 your doing great, its hard to say when it will drop, Im not sure we will see the $300 a troy ounce anytime soon like it was...its a guessing game, all we know is it will ALWAYS be worth something...

[Dasdfjkl]

@cutlerylover Good point. Thinking about it more, if one purchases a small quantity on a regular bases, the cost average would work in your favor. For example if the first month the cost might be 50 dollars for a round and the next month you get it for 45 dollars, and the next month maybe 52 for a round. Current value isn't important. If a one time purchase is made instead of many small increments, then current value is more important.

[ChristopherWalkenPUA]

jeff you should buy a silver eagle monster box !!

[cutlerylover]

@ChristopherWalkenPUA I really wish I could...

[LeKioskMusic]

Love the precious metals videos. It would be cool if you could make another video on the hobby in general, in particular how you can go about cashing in the investment etc. Like, say in 10 years time you had 100 ounces of silver, would you take that to a jewellers and have them melt it down and give you the cash - or are you just planning to wait and sell it on ebay or something? I love this stuff and have a small collection myself but it would be nice to know your take on it.

[experimentjon]

Another way to invest in precious metals is through Gold ETFs. The most well known is probably ticker "GLD." These funds attempt to track the price of gold. Also "UGL" is 2x levered so that when the value of gold goes up 1x, your investment goes up 2x.

Easier to do than buying the material objects, IMO.

[purepaloma]

@experimentjon They don't have enough gold to fully back it up. Paper Promises is NOT real gold, it's derivatives and we all know what banks do. Please read the prospectus that says it's unsecuritized. If you can't touch it, you don't own it.

[cutlerylover]

@experimentjon I dont know about you but thats based on trust, if the crap hits the fan your left in the sdust, that ebign said, the chances of the crap really hitting the fan isnt that high but the chance is always there, I just prefer to see and hold my investments...

[experimentjon]

@cutlerylover Fair enough. There is definitely something to be said about the supreme safety of having tangible gold pieces. However, ETFs are still a VERY safe way to invest in gold, and although they are a derivative product, they're a farcry from the MBS or CDS that we all know about now.

[cutlerylover]

@experimentjon on the flip side if your talking about large investments of say silver it gets hard to store...gold isnt as bad unless your talking hundreds of thousands of dollars worth...whatever floats your bopat, I dont think paper investemtns are that risky right now though, and if you know (think highly that you can at least) you can profit why not right...

[ArtisanTony]

@experimentjon buying metals on paper is not as fun as having physical metals. There is no substitute for being able to hold the metal in your hand. If it hits the fan you will also have something to trade if the dollar goes bad.

[TheBalroth]

Good stuff!

[paragonshadow]

The reason you want small amounts of metals is so if things ever get so bad that you need to traded them for food or other things, you can trade the smallest amounts easier then the larger ones.

[sae1095hc]

If you're buying a 1/10 oz gold coin, why not buy a 1/10 oz Gold Eagle?

[cutlerylover]

@sae1095hc because the premium is higher, Im not buying so much for collectability as I am for metal content...

[skullovscott]

what can u do with this gold is it just like a collection or do u sell it off and make more money from it i dont get it please tell me ?

[cutlerylover]

@skullovscott the idea is because the valuer is always changign you buy it when its cheap and sell it when its worth motre to make money, many peopel make a living doing this, but to the average person its not somethgin to get you rich overnight you need to wait a while for it to gain value if you have a small amount, but say you have $50,000 to spend you cna make thousands overnight all depends...

[imacf90]

throughout like the whole video the camera was focusing then defocusing, kinda annoying but once you get past that its a good video

[cutlerylover]

@imacf90 yeah I need a new camera...

[iwillybilly]

good info, thanks

[AitchKay]

Dude, if people can't afford Gold in ounces - they should be buying Silver instead!

[Mrcaffinebean]

How would you go about cashing such an investment in?

[cutlerylover]

@Mrcaffinebean almost every mall has a kiask that buys gold, there are thousands of coin shops that buy gold, ebay, online traind, gand any place that sells it usualy buys it too, plenty of places to sell in person or online, same goes for silver

[x2mike2x]

@cutlerylover

Seems to me like you have to buy the metals slightly above market value so the company selling it can make money.  Then if you want to sell them you will need to sell it slightly below market value so the company buying it can make money. But I suppose all investments have hidden costs like that (transaction fees on the stock market for example)

[cutlerylover]

@x2mike2x yes thats 100% correct if your talking about selling oit back to a major company since they buy below market, but palces like ebay, pricves sell above market say you bought at $18 per ozt then it hits $20 per ozt you can probably sell it for $20-$21 per ozt on the secondary market to private buyers...

[ristin59]

Very cool! Thanks for the info!

I've been saving "junk silver" coins, that a nice price for gold.

If the dollar goes down the crapper, that 1/10 gram will skyrocket in price.

[marshall3win]

i would invest in silver way before i invest in gold

[Raycheetah]

Funny that that 1 gram round, though smaller, was a cleaner stamping. Yeah, even 1 oz gold coins and rounds might be a tad illiquid, as the price rises. Still beats fiat garbage! =^[.]^=

[K1RKH4MM3T]

Nice gold rounds. Keep stackin

[MadBadVoodo]

Great Vid Man!! Love my Gold 2!!

Thumbs Up and some Money Love!!

[cutlerylover]

@MadBadVoodo Thanks Rich BTW get a package on the mail yet? Went out on Saturday...

[KSpenceV]

good job

[wowggscrub]

nitric acid reacts with gold.

[Freeruningteamv1Fan]

jefffffffff youuuuuuuuu areeeeeeeee awsomeeeeeeeee

[TheDeltaPapa]

The camera is CRAAAAZY!

[URBANAMERICANTAC]

Nice video. I need to start my collection.

[pwnagnerd]

In February I traveled to India with my family (I'm 15), and I managed to scrape ~$530 together, and I talked my parents into letting me buy a 22kt gold ring with 16 zircon diamonds. it weighs something like 13 grams (I might be off, because I didn't really pay too much attention to that sort of stuff, but it was from a very reputable dealer). Is this a good investment?

[Raycheetah]

@pwnagnerd Jewelry is an iffy investment, because you can only liquidate it with a jeweler or pawn shop, neither of which is gonna pay even close to what it's worth. Gemstones add almost zero value to a gold item; look at what diamond rings sell for these days on eBay. Better to buy bullion bars, rounds, or coins, and preferably not coins with a numismatic value. ='[.]'=

[wowggscrub]

i saay fuck gold invest in spam stays good for years and you can eat it , you cant eat gold .

[wowggscrub]

i saw on apmex they have gold nuggets and it said ( not for investing) why not ?

[GiveMeLiberty80]

@wowggscrub because they contain no markings showing that they are pure gold making them harder to sell or trade with people who don't have a way to test for purity....they say the same thing about that silver shot.

[wowggscrub]

@GiveMeLiberty80 well how do I know that athe gold in monaarchs coins aare pure then?

[cutlerylover]

@wowggscrub you cna use a tester Ill have videos in the future on checking purity of metals

[GiveMeLiberty80]

@wowggscrub ....because they are minted by a reputable mint(Monarch Precious Metals) and they are stamped ".999 Fine Gold"

[Raycheetah]

@wowggscrub Because they wouldn't make themselves vulnerable to legal and civil actions by fraudulently selling substandard gold and silver products. Even the risk of fines, imprisonment, and lawsuit, aside, they wouldn't want to destroy their reputation as a business just to make a few extra bucks. =^[.]^=

[wowggscrub]

@Raycheetah probly A good waay woud be to see what the volume of the coin is and athen see what the aweight is considering that gold ahas a specific density of 19.3 g/ cm cubed you could see if they added other base metals to it ?

[cutlerylover]

@wowggscrub probably because your selling and buying based on trust the onyl way to know what it is since there are no markings is to test it with an acid test or other v arious methods...thats all

[zaccolton]

can you use gold at stores???

[cutlerylover]

@zaccolton actualy sears and Kmart just started a program where you cna trade gold for store credit...but most stores in the US dont accept it, howvere you cna sell it very easily and then use the paper money to buy goods in whatever country your in

[zaccolton]

@cutlerylover ok thanks and one more question do you ever have to replace the cotton balls in zippos??

[metaphysikz101]

gold will ALWAYS be a source of currency throughout the world. It is by far the best investment you can ever make :)

[valuewhale]

Did you already bury your other precious metal?

[cutlerylover]

@valuewhale yes since my videos BUT I dug them up and will have a video on it eventualy got some tarnishing to show since my packign wasnt as secure as I thought...not a problem though stgill worth the same money and if needed cna be cleaned up

[valuewhale]

@cutlerylover THAT whould be very interesting vid!

[Marsl2007]

Dude at first I thought this was a cash4gold commercial....wow

[Gywhard]

@Marsl2007 ahhahahahah me too, me too! 

[MadSmokerBBQ]

Good stuff very cool. thx for posting. 

[mkevan]

28 grams in a Ounce man

[Dryadwoods]

@mkevan One troy ounce is exactly 31.1034768 grams, not 28.

[mkevan]

@Dryadwoods in Canada its 1 ounce = 28.3495231 grams google serch

[Dryadwoods]

@mkevan you are talking about avoirdupois ounce, which is 28.349523125 grams, we are talking about the troy ounce (unit of imperial measure) the one that is used in the precious metals. 31.1034768 grams is the correct value.

[cutlerylover]

@mkevan were talking about a troy ounce its different than a regular ounce...

[mkevan]

@cutlerylover i was wrong and ill be the first to admit it jeff

[cutlerylover]

@mkevan its ok man no one woudl know that unless they were into precious metals, nothgin wrong with that at all...honest mistake

[sideflight]

@mkevan you must t not collect much metal since a Troy Ounce (which is what precious metals is measured in is 31 grams

1 troy ounce = 31.1034768 grams (/google search)

[mkevan]

@sideflight 1 ounce = 28.3495231 grams im in canada

[GiveMeLiberty80]

@mkevan 28.3495231 grams is an ounce worldwide...BUT...regular ounces is not what is used in precious metals worldwide....they TROY ounce is used in metals....it is 31.1........ grams

[sideflight]

@mkevan stupid pothead...not disagreeing with your statement but 1 troy ounce is different then 1 ounce no matter what country you live in

[mkevan]

@sideflight wow go pound sand up your ass i got the point after the first fucking comment

[cutlerylover]

@mkevan yes but Im talking about a troy ounce precious metals are not weighed with a normal weight system

[scampster]

numero uno!

[JosephNowhere]

I just happened to be on in time to be the first one to see this, sadly I am not interested in "precious metals."

[ImaPengwin]

FIRST! WOOOOOT