COIN SHOW UPDATE : Americans slowly waking up to Gold & Silver?

Hmmm, one customer for every two dealers? Not exactly a Black Friday environment here. However, one major dealer explains regular folks ARE waking up.

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[Alexiscom1]

Average Joe's have very little money to invest in bullion. 99% of the money belongs to 1-3% of most rich. Those investors wont go to coins shops they will buy online and they will buy 999+bullion not numismatic. A very informative report, I watched with much interest.

[SGTbull07]

@Alexiscom1 thanks for watching Alex!

[drewzillasaurusrex]

I like to recommend investing in numismatics. You should read about how to grade coins first and then invest only in common date mint state coins MS 62 minimum. Acquire only classic specimens one of each to start. One Morgan Silver dollar in mint state can be acquire for between $35 to $40 bucks still. You don't have to get the 1901 Philly in MS right off the bat which starts in the $1000's. You can get a common date Barber half in Mint State starting at around $400 bucks.

[SGTbull07]

@drewzillasaurusrex wish I knew more about the numismatics, I certainly appreciate them. Have some morgans and some peace dollars. Thanks for the info. drew.

[charlesfuchs]

Thats funny about the %1000 mark up copper coin LOL I agree with the libertad, it feels more like money as its smaller and thicker. They look awesome.

[SGTbull07]

@charlesfuchs waz up CF? Yeah, I got my first one via ebay a few weeks ago, I;m hooked. They're the perfect size!

[dontmesswithsqacky]

the lady in 5:05 to 6:05 is a scammer

[JPMorganSuckBalls]

@hathigmonorow in America, Quarter, Dimes and 1/2 Dollars was 90% Silver until 1964. then 40% 1/2 dollars until 1971. War Nickels 1943-1945 is 35% silver.

[hathigmonorow]

@JPMorganSuckBalls I am in Canada. Canadian quarters and dimes were 80% silver until 1967 and then 50% silver from 1967 - 1968. From 1968 - 1999 they are 99.9% nickel.

[JPMorganSuckBalls]

@hathigmonorow what coins have 50% 80%? i do see 35% silver coins.

[Valless]

buy something , instead of looking



[hathigmonorow]

Personally, I advise the "junk" silver coins. I find on eBay I will pay 20% over spot + shipping for Maples, Eagles and Bars.

On the other hand, I can find 40%, 50%, 80% and 90% junk silver coins on eBay at or sometimes even below spot prices.

[maracanazo50]

Stay away from Bars unless minted by Goverment...

Gold Coins and Silver Coins Minted By Goverment Youre safe!

[Joe11Blue]

@637337 Try looking at the Philippine or Vietnam markets. The Philippine market isn't very well developed, so premiums aren't very high. I know the Vietnam market is pretty well developed though, so be careful there. You could also check out the Australian mint to see if they ship there. India has some nice dealer's that might be willing to ship to Malaysia. There are option's for you out there, you just have to shoot out email's to get in contact with someone willing to deal with you there.

[smasila]

I went to a coin show in Toronto this past weekend. Only two of the dealers there had bullion, the rest were rare coins. I would say those two dealers had only about 20k in bullion. A friend and me bought about $1000 worth of bullion. If there were 3 more groups like me and my friend. They would have sold out of bullion.