I don't know whether this was posted before or not, but I'm sure some of you will see it for the first time. Imagine the immense money invested in this stack. And imagine how much profit this guy will earn if silver's price spikes high... [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zwsqq4-J9a0[/youtube]
Needs to meet a woman or 2 lol His dad knows where his gold is so he must be single! This stack looks way too messy for my OCD, glad I see it because now even though I haven't quite found my "stacking feet" yet I am going to switch to bars only with just a single once a year kook Koala and ASE stored in tubes! My OCD brain has exploded! What an expensive mess lol
i will never understand that kind of craving for recognition videos. But good thing he has hidden it and only uploaded it to google.Then the government knows exactly how much there is and where to get it.
That's kinda crazy. I realised as much as it's cool to show off your silver, now I realize it's not such a good idea. But for all you know, it could be stored on a military based somewhere in the land of the free...
Sure does. What if someone reconizes his voice. It may not matter where he has it stacked away if they abduct him, then find out they can't make him get it because it's stored away in some secure location like some bank vault or something, so they kill him.
He must be trying to out stack and collect as much or more than big stack McGee both with lots of pm.
he has more than that macgeestacker. He mentioned 50 ounces of gold hidden on a other property of his. like i mentioned, the worst mistake to let google/government/internet know hoch much one has and where its stored. somebody just has to figure out his adress and he will be robbed. google knows his location already.
Isn't this about as much as a nice new vehicle (BMW)? Or a fancy watch for a rich guy? Or a nice ring? People with money spend this much on an expensive vacation. Sure, it's a lot for many of us, like me. But for the Beverly Hills crowd, this is a nice set of earrings.
He's pretty versatile, though. He seems to know the coins quite well and he has a ton of coins. I'm not sure whether it's such a good idea to have so many versions of coins stacked is so many types of capsules, tubes... Perhaps, he should have rather bought kilo bricks, prolly bigger than 1 kg, but not too heavy so that he can carry them alone. This way he won't even know whether something is missing,... if his father steals a few coins :lol:
The smart way to do the video is just take ONE of each type of coin and film it. Don't need to show the world that you have 100 of each coin.
That is a nice stack, but I know people that have 10+ monster boxes of silver eagles...it is nice to see that he positioned himself well, but if he were to have to sell, it would take a while....
Yeah, I saw the video shortly after it came out.. Exact thoughts at the time. Stackin' YouTuber's need to be more careful. A little info here, a little info there, and pretty soon one might be able to build a full profile on somebody. Wearing a wedding band. Too much variety for a stacker.. Yet too much quantity for a collector. Stacking collector? Collecting stacker? Guy likes his small coins. In that sense, he's not really diversified much.. Where are the larger coins? Larger poured/cast bars? Slabbed coins? Etc. And why so much stuff minted during a short 3-year window? With that kind of spend, might as well go further back into the past, no? Anyway, I don't do colorized coins, but that Canadian Four Seasons set is actually pretty cool..
Have heard this argument many times and still do not agree. I/we see people that we know have money every day.if it's a lamborghini they are driving or a mansion they live in then they too could be abducted, BUT ARE NOT. Just because this person has silver and gold does not make him anymore likely to be abducted than any other person that clearly has wealth "CONSIDERABLY MORE WEALTH" than this guy. So he wants to show off his stack, i am sure that is part of the reason many of us here post pics. Sharing with relative anonymity is much safer than having an open home.
A valuable car is NOT an easy thing to sell, whereas PM's ARE. Almost as good as cash! There is a big difference there.
This is the first video I have seen having an option for 4k 2160p. I thought 1080p was max allowed on youtube.
I never realized until seeing this video, but the 10 oz Lunar 2 series is considerably larger in diameter than the 10 oz Kook...at least that's what it appears like in the video. In terms of aesthetics, I much more prefer a wider diameter bullion coin than a thicker one....just my personal preference. .
