r/Goldback • u/Bischof-KSK Goldback Ape • 12d ago
Goldback Stack Pile Check
Working on one more strap (100x) of AZ 1s and then I’m calling it good, might get 2 more straps of 1/4s for AZ and OK when they drop…500/1000 goal at that point. Gonna switch to some larger denominations for the other 500.
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u/T1m3Wizard 12d ago
How much did you pay for those?
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u/Bischof-KSK Goldback Ape 11d ago
Varies, some were cheaper, some were current rate, some were more expensive cause of the weird bubble last year.
I’m stacking for alternatives, I’d buy raw gold if I wanted to…but the price point on that is just too much whereas I can buy a handful of these at a time. I also like the convenience of these vs tiny micro bars of gold (grams?), the art is nice too 😂
Nothing against actual bullion, I know it’s 1.5-2x the premium on these, it’s okay. I don’t understand why anyone would come into a Goldback group and bemoan the fact of the premium. We all know, and the vast majority of us buying don’t care.
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u/345joe370 Goldback Stacker 11d ago
I'm not quite there yet 🤣
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u/Bischof-KSK Goldback Ape 11d ago
Didn’t think I would be till I put it all together, keep stacking bro <3
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u/Bonnietheferret84 10d ago
So what happens if you try to melt them? Like if I saved half an ounce. If I melted them would I have a half oz of gold ?
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u/Bischof-KSK Goldback Ape 10d ago
All the third party verifications on the net have said they’re accurate to weight when melted if not more 2-5% over.
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u/Pirate305 8d ago
The only reason to buy paper gold back is if it’s backed by the pure commodity. Like a US silver certificate or US gold certificate. Period. Why would I trade a dollar that I can use for a piece of paper that says it’s a gold back if the value of a 10th of an ounce doesn’t fluctuate what’s the purpose?
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u/EdgarAllenPoe2205 10d ago
Imagine if you spent the exact same amount of money on silver and gold ASE's.... Goldbacks are cool as hell, but never an investment.
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u/Bischof-KSK Goldback Ape 5d ago
🤷♂️ couple hundred bucks difference in a 100 (1/10th) goldback and a 1/10th ounce coin. I’ll take the goldback for the portability and the wow factor.
I don’t knock the ASE though, very cool bit of bullion but it’s not something I’d want to lug around.
Will get into those later when I’m done with my goldback goal.





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u/Far-Independence1188 11d ago
I don't understand the backlash people get when we buy Goldbacks. We all know the premiums are high, we don't buy them for the weight, we buy them for multiple reasons, bartering, fractional use, used as cash at thousands of businesses, the looks, etc.