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How Collecting A Coin Series Adds To The Gold Stack

Does collecting a coin series help you increase the size of your gold stack? Depending on the series the premiums could be non-existent or quite expensive. But the collector mindset keeps you focused and driven to complete the mission. I have a full set of the 1867-1967 Centennial series from Canada of their circulating silver coins (and nickel, and copper cent). I am in the middle of collecting a 1/10 oz gold series in 2020 from the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) based on this design. These are beautiful gold collectible coins from the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM). I now have three of the six so far of 9999 fine gold coins celebrating the popular 1867-1967 anniversary six coin series by artist Alex Colville. First was the Canada Goose one dollar coin. Next was the 50 cent Howling Wolf. Now for the Lynx which is based on the quarter. With the complete silver set that it is based on, I can compare each coin. DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial planner, so this is not financial advice. This is for illustrative and entertainment purposes only. Please conduct your own research prior to investing in gold, silver, or other investments. Topics discussed in this video include: Silver Heist, high demand, low mintage, premium gold, gold collectibles, gold series, Royal Canadian Mint, Golden Goose Coin, increased precious metals demand, silver, gold, silver stack, gold stack, silver stacking, gold stacking, silver stacker, gold stacker, silver bullion, gold bullion, 999 fine, 9999 fine, savings, cash, cash savings, gold coin, spot price, premiums, gold premiums, silver premiums, numismatics, coin collection, 1967 Canada Centennial, 1867-1967 coins, Coins of Canada, mint set #9999Gold #CoinCollecting #CoinsofCanada