5 Successful Habits of the Gold and Silver Stacker Next Door

[@cyclopsstaxx2849]

I’m still driving my 95 Silverado. My boat was built in 87. As far as my stack goes, not even my wife knows how much I have…. For that matter, I don’t exactly know either. For some reason, I just got the notification of this video. Good old KZbin 🤦🏻‍♂️ 🏁✌️

[@SilverHeist]

Right on! I am about to “upgrade” my truck from a 2001 with 249,000 miles to a 2003 with 170,00 miles. Cash! ✌️🏁

[@TtheSilverStacker]

Excellent strategies. Thanks for sharing. Great video. I need to become a little more frugal. Good reminder!

[@SilverHeist]

Glad it was helpful! Frugal works!! :)

[@williamfender661]

Yes I just recently purchased a 2013 F150 4×4 5.0 with 66,000 miles on it and completely went through it. Changed every fluid, belt, hose and plugs, put new tires and lug nuts on it, and it now drives excellent. I only put about 6,000 miles a year, so it should last a long time.

[@SilverHeist]

Good move! 👍🛻

[@NORTHSTARLOGISTICSLLC]

I drive a 20 year old truck. My sunday car is a 32 year old car that i bought in cash. No rent or mortgage payments. I invest in my business and save in precious metals. No debt. Buy my cheap clothes on Amazon, my sneakers on sale. My only vice when spending money is with delivered food. This allows me to spend more time working and earning.

[@SilverHeist]

No debt is the BIG secret to the Bullionaire life. 👍

[@NORTHSTARLOGISTICSLLC]

@@SilverHeist Thanks 😊

[@NORTHSTARLOGISTICSLLC]

@@SilverHeist Enjoy that.... Only works when you use corporate paper....

[@CashAndCoinsYT]

Always awesome information. I think you have discribed me to a T!

[@SilverHeist]

I knew you were a successful guy!

[@CashAndCoinsYT]

@@SilverHeist thanks

[@shawnspreciousbullyon]

"I do it for the community" is one of the best lines ever. This community is awesome and has so many different people putting out quality videos like this one. Thanks dude for being a big part of this KZbin thing. 😊

[@SilverHeist]

Thank you for being a part of the community. There are many many people who keep their treasures in cigar boxes provided by you!

[@SalivateMetal]

Excellent tips for being a successful stacker and all around fiscally responsible individual. I am at the point where I may need to replace my 15 year old car soon and am trying to save up to minimize car payments. Thanks for the great video my friend.

[@SilverHeist]

Those Blue Hondas don’t come cheap, ask Silver Honda! 🔥

[@PRyan_Limerick]

Stacked another 4 ounces of Silver today at an antiques and coin fair in Ireland. I purchased 2 x 2023 UK Britannia's and 2 x 2023 Irish 'Tree of life', one ounce coins. All @ .999 purity. Not a huge amount but every time I buy some more Silver I feel that little bit more protected.

[@SilverHeist]

Nice! Keep up the good work 🇮🇪

[@bullionaddict9164]

Great show. I watched it twice 👍👍

[@SilverHeist]

Thank you And Thank you.

[@Abraham.Lincoln22]

Thanks for the inspiration Gold Heist. 👍🎉

[@SilverHeist]

Any time! My pleasure.

[@JohnDubU]

Too true. To success! Smash 👊

[@SilverHeist]

Nothing succeeds like success! ⭐️👊

[@williamfender661]

I am 7 more dimes away to finishing the album. It is looking sharp as a tack.

[@SilverHeist]

Congratulations! Keep up the good work

[@budgetcoinhunter]

When you said "taking a portion of your check each week, and a high majority of windfalls and putting it into metals" I was starting to think 'get out of my head!'

[@SilverHeist]

Great minds think alike.

[@JUST1N888]

Great video like always 😊

[@SilverHeist]

Thank you! I appreciate that.

[@Eli-qr9hc]

Love that term ‘billionaire’ so fab!! (pride in stacking)

[@SilverHeist]

The best of the best of stackers!

[@WorldMoneyWins]

Great job! We will only buy a car if we can pay 100% at once. We will never have a car payment again.

[@SilverHeist]

Good policy on cash for cars!

[@Paulybuck]

Very well done video!

[@SilverHeist]

Thanks Paulybuck !

[@MrMoney2511]

Good stackers are good with money or cheap..lol

[@SilverHeist]

Guilty as charged! 😅

[@allen_p]

I'm OK with money, but cheap? I prefer frugal. When everyone bought Mansions, I bought a modest 1620 sq from used home.

[@SilverHeist]

@@allen_pmodest and frugal are good characteristics.

[@natemr4482]

Great video brother thanks for the info have a great weekend happy father's day 🍺🥃

[@SilverHeist]

Thanks Nate! Have a great weekend!

[@burntrubber7458]

I sold all of mine last year to pay off debt. Proceeded to get into debt again to fix my house. Currently paying it off asap. Never again will I take out debt. I will then start stacking again. Bad choices.

[@SilverHeist]

Experience is the best teacher. It was great to have something saved that helped you. Now the future is yours.

[@MrMoney2511]

#1.................

[@silverpatriotLoveGodLoveMan]

Great video SilverHeist 👍 My car has been paid of for over 4 years and still has plenty of life left in her. Keeping your stacking secret is a good thing. Interesting 🤔 my church is full of sinners too.

[@SilverHeist]

Keep driving that car! No debt on the wheels is the freedom. Enjoy your Sunday!

[@jhncarr357]

Good advice Sometimes I could burst out and tell people what I’m doing or if I slip I just recover by saying that I stack Pancakes and Waffles internationally Stack Strong 💪🏼

[@SilverHeist]

Yes! I am expecting some more pancakes delivered from FEDEX any day now. 😅

[@jhncarr357]

Lmao I’m tracking 10 oz of waffles from New York arriving Tuesday

[@TheQuickSilver101]

Those are good habits to follow. I especially appreciate being frugal. Thanks!

[@SilverHeist]

Glad it was helpful! Frugal pays!

[@KCTShark]

Cheers

[@SilverHeist]

Cheers! 🍻

[@stephenhalpin8307]

I have a gold 1896s i think the grade i a 69 can you help please

[@SilverHeist]

What kind of help do you need? Are you saying the gold coin is in a hard plastic case (slab) and has a grade from NGC or PCGS … or that you have a coin that you think is in pristine condition and you would like to get it graded?

[@stephenhalpin8307]

Yes it's in a protected case can you give a estimate pleaser.

[@silversteeler2851]

Well the safe is 60% full. Which means I have a 40% problem.

[@goldmaple5290]

I don't necessarily agree with all your 5 points, Silver Heist. I do agree with your first 3 points - keeping it a secret, budgeting and being frugal. However, reasonable car and home ? That's questionable in today's economic times. It's better to have no car and home - to rent than to own a home. Why should you not have a car ? There are too many expenses that come with a car whether it's a reasonably priced car or an expensive one. Consider monthly payments you have to make, paying for registration and your licence every year, the amount you pay for gasoline and maintenance and the worst part of it, your car depreciates in value over time. You have lost most of the money you put into your car. Then think of the pollution from the byproducts of combustion - so it's not only hard on your pocket book but it's bad for the environment.

[@SilverHeist]

A bicycle or taking the subway if you live in the city is a reasonable car alternative.

[@NORTHSTARLOGISTICSLLC]

Sounds like you can't afford a car or home. Therefore you need to earn more and spend less on junk and entertainment....

[@SilverSteeler72]

To say owning your own home isn’t being successful sounds like sour grapes on your part. Of course it’s better to be investing your money into owning a home vs. renting.

[@NORTHSTARLOGISTICSLLC]

@@SilverSteeler72 Yep

[@goldmaple5290]

Reasonable home ? Thats questionable too, Silver Heist. Its better to rent than to own a home. Heres why? People who go for homes think of equity. They say you are not building equity if you rent. Thats true, but neither are they. When you think of the totality of expenses that come with a new home - maintenance fixing this and that, pipes freezing in the winter, bad neighbors you inherit, roofing problems, basements leaking , snow shoveling, house taxes as a result of value appreciation, mortgage payments over time - what equity have you built over time ? Its better to rent - if there are problems you just report it to the property manager or landlord. If you go on a vacation, you just lock up and go. Those who own homes usually cannot go ob vacation. If you have people you dont get along with, you can move when you rent, with a home, you have to wait for your house to sell which can take time.

[@SilverHeist]

Valid points. I have chosen to own.

[@victorfrankenstein50202]

Let’s see, rental costs for a decent apartment nowadays will run you about $1,200, and you may have to pay an electric bill (much lower than for a home), and laundry services (unless it comes with laundry hookup), so we’re looking at closer to $1,300 per month. When you decide to retire, those same bills will follow you wherever you go, and in the end (assuming) you marry, have children (which would lead to a bigger rental place, and larger rent cost), and want to leave them something, what do you have? Your car (if it’s paid off), maybe a little savings, some furniture? No, I believe a home is a necessity for building some of your wealth, which can be left to your children in the end. Yes, over time you will spend much more on mortgage, taxes, and insurance (probably more like $1,700 a month), along with monthly bills and overall upkeep, but you will have the freedom from pesky (and sometimes questionable) neighbors on the other side of your walls, and you do with it as you please. Put in a pool, entertain family and friends, get a dog, have a garage sale, paint the walls, remodel (if you have the funds), but my point is that a home (property) is one of the crucial ways to build some wealth for your family, not to say savings (which should be mostly in Gold) is any less important, but real estate definitely an asset in your wealth portfolio. When my Mom and Dad had both past, most of their cash was gone. There was a little bit of stock, but most of our (my siblings & myself) inheritance came from my parents home, and the sale of their home allowed us all to have tens of thousands of dollars each. I truly appreciate the gift from them, as do my siblings, because if they were only renting, and living off their social security (and my Dad’s pension), there would have been practically nothing to leave to us. Now that I am I father, along with our home, I stockpile as much as I can afford in Silver & Gold for my son. I really feel it’s a parents responsibility to try to leave something for their children, to help them live a better life when they are gone. In conclusion, do what you think is best for you, but a home, in my eyes, will always be your biggest investment, even if it ends being for your children in the end. God bless.