Tarnished 90% gold coins and a shout-out to SCOPELABS
Scopelabs (Greg Simmons) melted my brain! Incredible info and observations ""ill say without the Govt playing raindeer games that he DOW and GOLD would both be 3000 at same time lol " SCOPELABS exposes Warren Buffett as the 5th largest TARP recipient: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com scopelabs.net Competing currencies used in Michigan: www.connectmidmichigan.com North Korea "Currency Reform" last fall: www.npr.org I show some "tarnished" gold coins. Francs from the 1800s that are 90% gold, the other 10% metal will rust/tarnish over time. Rust on Russian gold coins article and comments: 8www.zerohedge.com DISCLAIMER: nobody has paid me any money to make this video, and all the cheapo and crappy equipment I use to make these videos I paid for myself. If you do want to pay me a large sum of money for a video, let me know, and I will make a video in your honor, after putting it in my disclaimer. If you want to pay me to promote a skeevy service, I won't do that, but I will take your money.
@Steve2323ZX Yes but it was clean! Really!
@silverfuturist They’re still accepted, they’re rare bills but still circulating around. Chances are the bank will take it, but you will never see it again. lol On Craigslist there’s alot of people wanting to buy up the old bills, so I wouldn’t use it to buy something I’d rather sell it to a collector who’s willing to pay more. We even have U.S. currency in circulation. I went to the bank and I got back a U.S. quarter. I have some U.S. dimes, nickels, half dollars, quarters and penny’s
@toluca56 Yes, polishing and abrasively cleaning coins is definitely a no-no, but so is chemical tarnish removal in the eyes of many collectors and dealers, especially when it comes to numismatically collectible silver coins. Google “silver coins natural toning” and see for yourself.
Attractively toned (what some call “tarnished”) silver coins often command a substantial premium above book value. There are exceptions (e.g. ugly/patchy toning), but it’s generally better not to dip a coin.
Yeah, i seen his videos a while back and they are awesome but he needs to do more videos however. You should sell all those Gold coins for more silver, get some 10 oz bars, 100 oz bars, and mix it up. The collection would look better
24k gold also develops tarnish spots (red dots) because the dies are not cleaned properly or frequently enough at the mint
Hilarious disclaimer. Love it.
@jimbobubbadj Come on now Joe, you are responding like a politician, LOL! You know what this person means hehehe!
Joe, the old Canadian $1 can be used. Except that you will get looked at like you got two heads. If it’s in good shape, it has more value as a collector’s item. If you want to trade it for a cheeseburger at McDonald’s, better trade it at the bank first because the 16 year old clerk there will think you’re from Mars. But it still has legal tender.
Video Quality is great…new camera?
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@MrSilverEye That vid has been removed. What is it all about?
@micidragan Cheers matey.
Apple Investor sent a link about Scopelabs… I watched all 20 of his vds in one go! Powerful, pertinent & funny commentary. I’ll be checking out his wensite for sure.
****WARNING*** SILVERFUTURIST Those paper $50 bills are about to self destruct!!
HOW do you know he has made millions? Just because he says so?
@CornerTalker Unless the place he films from is not his, a place like that in Hawaii with that much land would not be affordable by somebody who is not a millionaire. So yes, I am assuming he is not an impostor
@ILovelisanova IS A OZ of silver good after the currency collapses or will people just go mental
Thanks for the info, SF Joe!
Greg really seems to Rock!!
Any relation to Matt, hehe?
Take care and Enjoy!
Good video by Paddy Hirsch on Shadow Banking – marketplacevideos – youtube. com/watch?v=_mq1Nh1hIXk . Every few weeks or so he’ll put up a new “lesson”.
@pringle959 an Oz of silver is good after a currency collapse, always has been always will be. And yes people will go mental…
I checked out the SCOPELABS internet site. This guy is good. Thanks for the tip. WB
I would not trust SCOPELABS ..It’s just a feeling I got after watching a couple of vids..
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Hmmm I wonder if those gold coins are tarnished or just dirty? Tarnish is a chemical reaction whereas dirt is just gunk stuck in the cracks of coins. Either way who cares, the gold is still all there and it looks great.
@drutter Good point, I don’t know what the correct term is for that!
@silverfuturist
Heheh. I prefer to go with “goop”, “crud”, or my favourite, “mung”.