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There are many different options, brands, and sizes of silver bullion products available…But which one is the best?
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1 oz coins the larger bars are open to counterfeiting I have heard stories the middle gets drilled out and filled with lead and the outside capped in silver
Thanks for the info, and you’re absolutely right about the silver maple leaf, not to mention, the Gold Maple leaf-
is known worldwide…
easy to liquidate, anywhere!
If you are investing in Silver bullion, Generic bars and rounds are best, if they are easily recognized in your area. Silver coins need to be judged if they may become desirable collector items as well as bullion. I prefer Generic rounds, Sunshine bars and for 100 oz. bars Canadian Mint bars. Just my preference. I want to pay as little premium as possible. I prefer dealing with my LCS’s. I always ask the dealer what is the lowest premium he has for sale. Sometimes there are great bargins on coins, sometimes not.
Thanks for your reply. Now that we have rebooted our channel we will have a new bullion video in the weeks to come.
Ase all the way
I think people should have a mix of bars, rounds, maples, and eagles. The reason is sometimes the “premium” to buy these items varies so people shouldn’t be biased and should look for deals. I also like the idea of “stacking” different sizes so if I need to trade or barter later it will be much easier.
That said, you forgot to mention “junk silver” or “Constitutional” fractional silver coins. These actually are my favorite because they tend to have the lowest premiums and cannot be counterfeited so they are easily liquidated or traded. The downside is storage is more cumbersome than bars or 1 ounce coins in tubes.
That is a great point!
We’ll definitely do a video in the future about junk silver.
I personally buy / like the American Eagles. I do plan on getting some Maple Leafs, nice looking coin👍
I just waisted 5 minites waiting to hear your take on rounds you didn’t say one word
Thanks for the comment. We deal primarily in Government Minted coins being a distributor for the Royal Canadian Mint. You can give us a call at the store and we would be more than happy to give you some advice.
May be one ounce is a good option
Very easy to move an ounce if you need to. More difficult to move 100oz.
The us silver eagle 1once is my favorite 🤔!
That’s one of our favourites too!
Bigger is not better. It’s kinda difficult to take a sledgehammer and break it up to sell part of it. Lol. I recently bought the 2020 2oz twin maples with 10 dollar face value. I like the twin maples among all the maples.
Agreed! We often recommend buying by the oz as it is easier to liquidate if needed. Easier to sell a 1oz than a 100oz that is for sure! Though we will take any amount of gold and silver. Thanks for the comment
Those big bars are pointless u cant sell it like that
We agree. The big bars are much harder to sell just anywhere.
100%.. anything over ten oz’s would be extremely hard to move in desperate times
I like the 1oz silver buffalo bars
We are huge fans of the 1oz as well! Easy to liquidate if needed.
I’m bias US silver eagle and Mexican Libertad coins are my favorite! 😁 I do agree that coins are the best because they are more likely to get spot when selling because of the premium. I mix it up a little and own bars, rounds, and coins.
Thats awesome! Thanks so much for the comment.
Constitutional silver or silver and eaglesis the best in us maples would be a good choice for canadians but will get the same price as rounds in the USA so I wouldn’t waste money on maples.
I guess it’s best to buy the coins of your country, so in the case of the UK, that would be brittanias?
The Britannia’s are beautiful, but the Maple Leaf has been the most sought after bullion sense the boycott of the sovereign.
That’s just our experience i
It’s a good idea to own several bar sizes and coins and rounds. Personally I would NOT be “liquidating” 1oz bars, coins and rounds on a regular basis, besides there are always buyers for 10-100oz bars outside of your local coin shop who is only going to pay you spot anyhow. I have friends who will buy my silver way over spot closer to what they would have to pay ( including premiums)
Big bars are easy to sell,never had a problem.
Coins are always the best
Great info – straight to the point!
Good video