4 Reasons Fractional Gold Coins are Important to Stack

With prices climbing with no sign of slowing down, it's a good plan to own some fractional gold! Love reason number 4. Thanks for the collab my friend. Very well done sir.

Wait where did you order that tup for the fractional gold?

I'd say once you have 10% of your portfolio in gold and silver you should diversify into other metals, starting with platinum and palladium and then expanding to the strategic metals especially bismuth, indium, zinc, and tin.

"silver is volatile". When you buy 1/10 gold you're paying such a high premium you've already taken the worst of silver's volatility without the upside potential to show for it.

Um, if you can't afford a full ounce at once, buy silver.

Answer.... stack both

I also payed my Jeep off so now I’ve got a lot of extra money for investments

I like your commentaries, I purchase fractional Gold Coins, better than not being able to buy, 1/10, 1/4, and some 1/2, AGE, Maples, Britannia's and some Phil's, for me, despite what some ppl think or say, frac's are the way to go for me. Thank You Sir. THE SARGE

I like fractional philharmonics, 24k with no lizzard people on them. Do worry I’ll just get spot when I sell them back one day though

By the time I save $2700 spot will be $3000

We find that fractional gold is a great go to product for two types of customers, the customers that want gold but just can't bite off an entire ounce. the other type of customer is they like the idea of bartering and being able to just sell portions of an ounce of gold.

Great one heist! I’m still stacking 1/10 and 1/4 oz gold. What’s your thoughts on pricewise buying the I think it’s called double eagle gold coin. It’s nearly quarter of an ounce versus the other full 1/4 oz gold coins like American Gold Eagle
, Philharmonic, Maples Britannia I’m trying to go with the cheapest price but the best decision also.

Enjoyed the video. It had been almost 3 years since I last purchase gold. Came into some extra cash, a few days ago I purchased 6X 1/4 oz Type 2 Fractional Eagle's at $709 each, compared to $510 per just 32 month's ago. The one ounce Buffalo's were $2705 at this local Dealer. Gold will hit $3K per per ounce within 6 months!

what about Stacking Grams with the premium.

A bird in the tube is better than ten in sky!

The best businessman always stack fractional. They only have a few big kilo bars. But generally, they all stack only fractional gold and silver.

When I first started talking about Fractional gold People would discourage the purchase b/c of premiums. I stood my ground and purchased I knew I would not be in the red with the purchase. I did shop around for the lowest premiums possible.

Only 1-ouncers for me. High premiums just make $ for the seller.

The reason I buy fractional is because I can afford it.

I have enough set aside to buy an ounce, but doubt I will be buying another full ounce coin. They are nice to hold in the hand, but not easy to liquidate here. The 1/4oz is the sweet spot for me, although I do have a few 1/2oz coins.

Gold is a store of value historically. 1 oz and 1/2 oz gold is sufficient. Silver coins can fill out the smaller value ranges.

I spent $22,000 on platinum, I should have bought gold 😭 it seemed like the better deal, what cha gunna do?

All valid points!

For those that complain that they must pay a 5-15% premium for gold, try letting your dollars stay as fiat currency and watch it lose 10% of it buying power per year. In other words, take the hit for one year, and the rest of the buying power is preserved forever. Don't believe the 10% per year inflation? What used to be a Subway "$5 footlong" sandwich is on sale now for $7.99 each - that's 60% more now for a smaller sandwich. Same with eggs, hamburger, lumber, and anything else you use. Don't buy 1000 footlongs and try to preserve them in your freezer forever - buy gold.

Costco seems like the last place to sell 1oz Eagles Buffalos and Maples at a decent price. All the online dealers are off the charts

I bought fractionals on Friday, I paid less than 3% over spot. But they're not eagles, maple leafs or britannias. They're over 100 years old.

I come for the education, I stay for the ads. A hearty smash of approval for you, my friend.

I've been using Reddit pmsforsale and I get 1/4th AGE's at a good price. I filled my tube of 1/4th's (mixed mints) and am working on a tube of 20 francs next. We who buy fractional pay more premium, but these coins are very liquid and can sell or trade quickly and easily - they provide us with options that larger coins may not. I like my silver very much, but owning gold makes me feel like a wealthy man. Those of us who kept focus are doing quite well right now.

I am in the fractional gold camp!

Love fractional and full Oz. Both serve their purposes.

I'm not underwater either but after doing 50 1/10 40 1/4oz 20 1/2 oz I'm only stacking 1oz. The decision to buy fractional was a mistake and I realized half way into filling the tubes.

Great video! Thank you. I’ve been stacking 1/4 ounce maples for a while now, love silver but to your point it’s volatile.

I love that you’re a gold bull!

I love buying frictional gold when I can't afford a 1 oz gold coin. It's better to have some type of gold than keep fiat currency

I like your game plan to collecting 1/10 oz gold

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I agree with every thing you say.. I brought some fractional and nw I save to buy whole...We are in a great time...Understand what goes up Can some down...What if someone finds a big load of new gold and the prices goes down to 1,000 per oz...It could happen..ijs

I've been a fan of fractional gold since spot crossed $1,000.

I was going to add another fractional, but with a full ounce of platnium just a bit more- I picked up another Noble.

There are 3 reasons behind every divorce. Hers, his & the truth.

Team 1 oz gold 4ever! 😎

Fractional is the way to go, because if you have 1 ounce gold coins, that's gonna be like selling a 100 ounce bar of silver. It's just not convenient and even though you got a deal buying it, you're gonna lose that when you sell it.
Now, if you were a jeweler and you were buying it to make jewelry and you were going to cut them up and melt them down in the smaller pieces for jewelry, then I would recommend 1 ounce gold or 100 ounce silver bars. Otherwise if you're just going to flip them, then the smaller, the better

One smart cookie heist

Saving for kilo au should get it in about 30 years

Great show. I think that a little bit of everything will be the right method to get through a big crisis. Full oz, fractional coins or bars and also constitutional money. And, not to forget, preserved food and, reduced to our fellow American viewers (and some other folks) some pounds of "lead". Just my 2 cents. Greets from GER, U.

Great job guys!

I think your better off buying silver and flipping that for a one ounce gold coin than spending the ridiculous premium for fractional gold

The best gold to get is the gold that you can afford!

Great video
I alternate buying frac gold and full silver every month
Stack Strong 💪🏼

Thanks Heist! Always enjoyable videos.