Time to STOP Stacking Silver and Gold?

[@jamessteffens8337]

I’m 83 and I’m still stacking. Only silver. I have 5 kids, 15 grandkids and 10 great grandchildren. My oldest son knows what to do with the silver and coins. I’m just having fun. Enjoy the show

[@leonearly9593]

Dats awesome how many ounces total?

[@CaptainEli]

Great job Stay healthy

[@MaxxMetal]

Harry is a man of high Integrity and Honor. I wish i lived near his shop so I could meet him and shake his hand!

[@goodllookin1722]

I think they are all very knowledgeable

[@thevoiceofthelordpastorkei7165]

Yes myself as well. I love these guys. Top notch, squared away, honest and very knowledgeable group of gentlemen! Let's ALL SUPPORT these guys bc their sadly a rare breed now a days! 👍 🙏

[@TheQuickSilver101]

Streamlining a coin collection or a stack for your kids is a good thing. Giving them some kind of an idea where to go with the coins if they don't collect or stack themselves is also wise. Thanks for the solid advice!

[@magnumfour88]

I called Harry a couple days ago and he gave me the best Silver Buy price on quarters. But he said by the time I shipped it and insured it from AZ. to Oregon the shipping would eat up the premium he would pay me. What a honest man, with integrity.

[@garywells9231]

I absolutely concur with you! I too have dealt with Harry several times. Integrity and honesty at 100%. He'll even talk to you on the phone and give his opinions on the matter at hand.

[@roylewis1022]

Sounds like time for a road trip!

[@goodllookin1722]

Common sense

[@hubster4477]

​@@roylewis1022doesnt that cost more?

[@buffdaddy4673]

​@@hubster4477unless your time has 0 value and gas is free or you have tens of thousands of ounces of silver, then yes, absolutely

[@coltharwood494]

Excellent timing. I started a coin collection for my kids decades ago. After a conversation with one of my sons I decided it may be in their best interest to convert the collection to silver and gold. This video has helped me to make up my mind. Thank you.

[@djm0701]

I listen to many online but these fellas are the best! They are soft spoken, kindly and honest. I appreciate people that I would like to have as a neighbor!

[@michaelf6705]

Yes many of them change extremes daily and talk like oh your going to buy a house for a quarter ounce, keep it real.

[@SW-rb9cr]

I don't like the channels that start talking political. I clicked off. All the hyped up people are the worst. I agree guys.

[@morganman102]

Harry is so genuine. I’ve made the trip down from Seattle a couple of times. Even with a completely loaded, busy shop- he immediately recognizes and makes you feel like an individual. Truly heartwarming investing through his doors

[@ottoman1755]

Two of the top men in the business!! Kind and encouraging!!

[@David-et1qq]

My wife and kids have no interest in PMs. My wife has said multiple time "what am I going to do with this when you die." I made a list of all the PMs I own with what I paid and the current value based on spot. I also included the names and web addresses/phone numbers for some reputable online coin shops (including Harry's) for them to contact when it's time to sell.

[@tdots_glassjeweller4132]

I’d really love to see your channel post more often probably my favourite place to watch

[@joshvaughan3403]

You should consider doing more videos focusing on the more numismatic coins they have in the shop. Bullion is great, but I'd love to learn more about the numismatics.

[@charleswest6728]

I agree, this coin shop and these guys are the most valuable and informative ,honest and trying to help those in need of help.

[@SJ.77]

yeh - the exact opposite of rons basement

[@CatnPhx]

I just retired at 60 and only now am I getting into precious metals. And financially, my wife and I are the foundation and anchor for our 2 daughters (30 & 27) so my metals are an anchor for our family and is part of our generational wealth transfer plan. My wife and kids are being educated on metals and their value to a portfolio. Locally, I've been buying from an elderly man at coin shows because his kids don't understand or have any desire to have metals so he's selling his stack, which is a good idea for him. Again, another great video!

[@slapdat.byteme]

If you have a TRADITIONAL IRA and you’re ok moving some/all of it into gold and silver, rolling those it into a precious metals IRA can be a good way to boost your stack with an asset you already own. My wife & I each did this with a couple small IRAs we had. Then, since we’re both over 62, we started taking distributions of the metals. If you ever consider it, use a reputable metals dealer and metals custodian. Some bad actors out there (Regal Assets, Birch Gold). But there are several good ones… SD Bullion now has IRA custodian service, so they’re a 1-stop shop. That’s where we went. And no, this is not a sales pitch! Good luck with your stacking.

[@jake8077]

Taking advantage oof slightly demented elderly people is the best way to build a stack

[@Drew-Dastardly]

Your daughters are worth far more than silver and gold I am sure. However stacking is going to be good for them, that is what we all want.

[@DirtyDuramax]

Stacking solved 2 of my problems in life, it fulfilled the hobbyist in me and it also help me save money. It’s been a year now and i haven’t sold a single piece besides trading silver for gold. And i enjoy going to my LCS and putting sidework money into coins and bars. Just got me some goldbacks just to collect them. I don’t think I’ll ever be done stacking.

[@CaseyStacker]

I'll never be done stacking either 🎉 but you wrote Stalking.and stalking won't solve anything

[@CaseyStacker]

Just making a dumb joke it's all gravy and biscuits🎉

[@DirtyDuramax]

@@CaseyStacker hahaha definitely doesn’t solve any problems unless you’re a hunter and it’s for food

[@jake8077]

@@CaseyStacker When you are stalking/stacking, REMEMBER that at the LCS, the mark will have cash on the way in, but will HAVE GOLD and SILVER on the way out .. .. Also, you should make your move before they reach their vehicle because many stackers have guns in their cars. Okay, just a little friendly advice, have a nice day and be a good stalker

[@CaseyStacker]

@@jake8077 how about friendly advice would be don't rob ppl or places. Crime never pays and if it does it's still not a full time job for a reason. The reason being its illegal and will eventually land u in jail or prison so ya crime pays but then u pay it back and have to work but there's plenty of "Vacation time"

[@scottphillipy9831]

Seems like I am repeating myself, but it's Always a learning experience when SD visits the coin shop. Thanks guys for sharing your knowledge it's truly helpful.

[@Giants4641]

This is one of the best silver dragons videos that you have put out. I really liked this one

[@lindabaker5124]

I recently started stacking 90% silver and fractional gold hoping things will not get too bad but ready to barter if they do.

[@stewartlane2086]

Always great advice from fair,honest, knowledgeable people!!!

[@DavidRubin-gy3jo]

Silver Dragon's,Thank you for another outstanding video at Harry's coin shop . Keep stacking. Get what you can afford when you can afford it. Think long term Wealth preservation 🙏🏻😀🇺🇲🦅

[@Kyle-xw8jv]

Amen

[@BlaineMad9999]

Always great advice. Love how you incorporate the "discussion with family" as a smart part of the big-picture planning. Well done, gents!

[@grasscutter1963]

That doesn’t surprise me, Harry you’re a very honest, noble guy. Everyone can see that and your integrity. I’m sure is off the charts.

[@Ody_ai]

I went to your shop and Picked up a flattened silver and a 2021 Challenge Coin. I was lucky enough to get #50! so I must be on the right track by taking this on as a new hobby. Harry and the guys at the coin shop are the most genuine and kind people I've ever seen! See ya on the next one!

[@susankerr9521]

I keep written instructions with my PMs that contain preferred dealers and coin shops. There's also a price list with how much I paid for each coin or tube, the date purchased, etc. I guess I should add prices at 6-month intervals, too, and keep it updated. My son-in-law is getting into PMs more so than my daughter. Either way, the PMs are in good hands. I've focused on 90% silver and pre-'33 gold, but I think I'm going to check out bars and rounds. Thanks for the information, guys.

[@buffdaddy4673]

Get out of the 90% and get into rounds and bars. Try and focus on 1 oz, they are easier to sell when the time comes.

[@PatriachalRain]

Nicely done fellas! Many interesting thought provoking questions Dragons, and very good answers from Harry and Adrian. Always worth the time to listen and learn.

[@cubanblanco5009]

Wow that story about the husband passing away and left the business card was so heart warming. Thanks for sharing Harry

[@Genesis-d8o7k]

I'm glad you made this video it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $34k monthly and a good daughter full of love

[@Vicky-b5k]

wow this awesome I'm 47 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@Genesis-d8o7k]

It is the digital market. That's been the secret to this wealth transfer. A lot of folks in the US and abroad are getting so much from it, God has been good to my household Thank you Jesus.

[@RyanGosling-z8w]

Same here, I believe the Bitcoin ETFs approval will be life changing opportunity for us, with my current portfolio of $108,000 from my investments with my personal financial advisor i totally agree with you

[@Jessica-w6r6g]

YES!!! that's exactly her name (Mrs Elizabeth Regina Nelsen) so many people have recommended highly about her and I'm just starting with her from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺

[@LeonardoDiCaprio734]

Wow! Kind of in shock you mentioned expert, Elizabeth Regina Nelsen. What a coincidence!!

[@libspector7817]

Sounds like the guy trusted you Harry...a high compliment to your integrity!

[@MarcHasaraMarcHasara]

65 years ago the now deceased actor, Bob Denver, used to play a character named "Maynard the beatnik" on a TV show called "Dobie Gillis". Sometimes Maynard would say to Dwayne Hickman (Dobie Gillis) or others on the show that they were "real human beings". This was a heartfelt thought as Maynard expressed it rarely but always out of kindness. To me, watching these videos makes me think Maynardspeak about Harry the same way. You're a real human being Harry. We viewers of this channel love you for it.

[@BradYaateeh.]

When I can only spend to buy a fractional, I do not. I buy a pre 33 gold. Harry is 💯 percent correct,those of us who are collectors will never stop adding.I am 67 and I see no end in site.

[@ruckussful]

harry is the best. i could listen to him talk about PM for days and then go on to read the phone book.

[@caspfornia]

Thanks again gentlemen can’t wait for my harvest to come in. Let’s do this Adrian. Thanks again 😎👍

[@samgordon8315]

I have to disagree with Harry about not buying fractional gold and saving up until you can buy an ounce. The reason I buy fractional is because I'm not good at saving money but I am good at saving my fractional gold. Plus I shopped hard and found some fractional 1/10 oz gold coins at about 5% over spot when I used my cash back credit card to purchase them.

[@josephspataro3946]

SD, true stackers never stop stacking. You buy the dips and just switch on what you’re buying based upon the GSR. The plan is to be prepared for when the USD collapses. Having gold and silver protects you no matter what happens. Wealth preservation.

[@LarsLarsen77]

No, it doesn't. Gold and silver inflate just like the USD does, just slightly slower.

[@stevenkwarciany7776]

I’ve personally set my own goal and I think a lot of people may feel the same way. Once I hit my own personal target goal in silver and gold I’ll probably stop. Then again…maybe when I get to that personal goal…I’ll find a reason to set another new goal.🤔

[@buffdaddy4673]

Trust me, you will set a new goal. I'm on goal number 8 and 1000 oz's was my first goal.

[@cipherzeroactual]

I have my nephews fractional gold & silver as a gift. Hopefully it’ll spark their interest in metals at a young age.

[@Buckfortypoolgenius]

A diverse collection is good so that you always have something to sell. Trends come and go in collecting & stacking.

[@2Eaglez]

Agree with Harry on collectible coins, I have some graded pre 1933 eagles and double eagles, but at the price I paid even if they are sold for spot, it’s not an issue. As for how much, I quit stacking at 15% of total net worth as I retired over a decade ago.

[@FrancoJ69]

Silver Dragon thanks for these great videos and for showcasing Harry’s Coins. Harry is THE GOAT.

[@BiblestudysKjv]

Harry you make a lot of sense! . Retirement is the time . Love the channel

[@brettbeierl2616]

Canadian here..i have been buying silver coins/bars for him for years..he is 23 and has 5 and half lbs..got his first gold this xmas...

[@RichBshine1972]

Excellent video. It's really great advice. Thank you. You guys seem really genuine. Keep up the great videos

[@LeonardoMartinez-zb2kc]

I love the way you guys explain things and make us actually think of that part of the future when it's time to spend it or pass it down to our wife and kids when we're no longer here it's something that we have to keep in mind and know that we are not here to stay but material does and for the wife and kids to know what to do with it is as important and stacking it, thank you for the advice!

[@smittywilohio6471]

Wife worked as bank teller 30 years. Numerous times elderly people would bring silver coins to turn in for paper currency. She would always try to explain what they had and that they would be much better off going to a coin shop as the bank would only pay face value. Seemed to be an easily understood concept, but in every instance they insisted on obtaining face value currency...so she would complete the transaction, and then purchase the coins from the bank at face and put a smile on my face when she got home and showed me the treasure. Sometimes it was quite a substantial amount of silver. It was sort of a luck of the draw thing, being the teller the person walked up to. These coins are still in our stack. She obtained a lot of interesting old paper currency too.

[@JesusGonzalez-oh1nh]

Me personally still purchasing both precious metals, especially Gold. Silver is nice, but Gold is still King🥇

[@lawrencehoward9646]

Im 70 years old and have done exactly what Harry recommended. I sold all of my nusmatic coins ( except my 1884 CC GSA ) and converted to Gold and Silver bullion. I explained to my wife if I should pass before her that she could simply go to my LCS and sell off what she would need or want. Just don't sell $10,000 at a time 😂

[@goodllookin1722]

Sell me you cc

[@williamwirth3346]

You guys are the best. Honest and great teachers, so helpful. Thanks, WW

[@KenPersson-jb9hk]

You guys are a big help and honest, I know. Thank you.

[@Lee-v7u]

Concur completely on educating family on your "stack". One suggestion; make a binder listing all you have, your DCA and a trusted LCS. Also, what is and where to find spot price information, tax information and inheritance information. In essence, get as much information in writing so that educated decisions can be made when the time comes..

[@inhumanfilth681]

Harry seems like such a genuinely nice and knowledgeable guy i wiah i was near enough to go to his store. Also he looks like a total dad version of Leonard from big bang theory and i love it😅 such a cool dude

[@cherokeecowboy7558]

Keep on stackin'!

[@CodyNelson-nightmoves]

Great guys. Great business thanks silver dragons❤❤❤❤

[@stephenwilenski712]

Always like ur feeds Silver Stacking. Don't mind the Negativity from others. Stay Positive 👍 Keep up the Great Work 👍

[@veteranredbeard6222]

Dude silver and gold is going to be an important asset class. Don't stop stacking.

[@Gotocoin]

Harry is not only an honest and great businessman but also does he have a great hair!

[@papaswoodshop4873]

Stacking is the only hobby you will ever have, that you don't loose 30% to 50% as soon as you walk out the door with your new purchase.

[@tommytar123]

If the SHTF and you need to spend gold to live on the 1/10 oz are very good to have.

[@allthingssilver7635]

Fractional gold and silver is good to have. Ppl say stay away from it bc of premiums but in my opinion, you need a little bit of it all.

[@carbonduke01]

Might sounds funny,but if IT comes to barter,gold in a form of chain is the solution. A 1/10 ounce of coin still close to $300.

[@Richmart1955]

❤ Helpful information ❤. Thank you Harry, Adrian, and Silver Dragons.

[@BruceKeeler-t1y]

Harry is very wise.

[@kathyturner4930]

You guys are amazing and so honest!!! I'm so thankful for your knowledge.

[@MRGOLD99.999]

0:16 NEVER YOU SHOULD BE BUYING IF ITS THE RIGHT PRICE

[@williamfender661]

As long as I have extra fiat, it's getting turned into metals.

[@CaseyStacker]

I feel the same u think it's worth it to STACK premium ounces. Because u do get a lot more then

[@carbonduke01]

Perfect strategy

[@CaseyStacker]

@@carbonduke01 was my comment a perfect strategy too. I get that u won't even get your money back if u sell right away but when u do sell you will get a lot more with premium ounces then generic. My only concern about it is what will make more profit in ten years generic ounces or premium ounces

[@stardust949]

I love when you visit Harry's Coin Shop! Have you done any videos on the ASE with these new privy marks?

[@RamblinBandit]

Can’t stop watching these videos

[@azwelke2638]

Do you have some acreage that you can grow food with a private well? Is your mortgage paid off? One thing I noticed about mortgages is that people think they have a 2% mortgage, but if you look at the amortization over 30 years, it's closer to 300% of the purchase price. If you are stacking to buy something like that, in the future, it's a good idea. But if you already have your land, and you don't have a well, then you should get a well before you start stacking. And if you don't have your mortgage paid off. You should think about it. Because the 2% is Very deceiving.

[@MeekSith777]

More great advice from some awesome folks!

[@thepitbullfather9725]

Responsibility always requires forward thinking and due diligence. Taking care of my family will continue on, that’s what it’s all for. Have a plan and roll with the punches. You have to make the best decision for your family based on what that looks like at the moment.

[@tedcharp]

Great video SD. Thanks for sharing👍👍

[@rd9102]

Never done stacking. The plan (as i see it and am implementing it) is to grow your producing assets commensurate with how you grow your hard assets and put a % (20% for instance) on what you want to have. So if you have $100k in stocks (for instance) then you would want $20k worth of hard assets. As your $100k grows, then the hard assets will grow too. That's how i work it with Dollar Cost Averaging in both. If you get capped with Silver for instance (in ounces due to weight), then you use the Silver to convert to Gold when it's advantageous via the Gold to Silver Ratio.

[@prestonhudman]

A solid 30%.

[@miltonbates6425]

Gold and silver are insurance against long-term dollar depreciation. They're meant to be held long-term. You buy insurance when you don't need it, not when you do.

[@Craig-b4w]

Interesting question to ponder: **IF** Canada were to become part of the US, would the Maple Leaf be treated the same as the American Eagle? Taxed? US - Canadian money floating around in both countries???

[@Hawkeye2001]

I don't consider my stash as an "Investment" its an insurance policy for me. I do like the idea of trading off the "collectables" taking the premiums and converting into generics.

[@LarsLarsen77]

It is an investment, it's just a bad investment. Calling it an insurance policy is just not true. An insurance policy is an insurance policy. Get one.

[@dennissilverstein5677]

Excellent Harry ! That has been my adage though out my stacking... Well said !

[@freekvanbemmel7609]

i really wish i had a coinshop like this and with people like them in there

[@margiestephens7281]

ALWAYS the best advice…. No matter the question. 💋 Thanks

[@Stacking_Benjimans]

Love the visits to Harry's... but I miss Harry's intro music... can we maybe bring that back?

[@russelldavidson8417]

I think the idea of transferring numismatic collections to bullion as we age out is amazing advice. I've encountered so many people who know the spot prices, but not any idea about numismatics.

[@F37METAL]

I was never into collecting coins. I was collecting all the Big box Priced Transformers. For my Daughter's inheritance. But now I'm only interested in 1"ounce .999 generic SILVER Rounds. I started purchasing SILVER when I hit 44 years old. I saw the righting on the wall. The world was heading for disastrous times. But She'll still get the $10.000 Dollars worth of unopened Transformers I Bought her. And they will gain in value threw the years. If EBay's still a thing, when I'm gone. She'll make A killing. When I Bought the city bot Metroplex. I payed $200.00 Dollars for it. Now it's going for about $1,000.00 Dollars. That's what I call A well spent investment. 👍👀🖖👻🤘😎🎸🎶🎵

[@natemr4482]

Great video brother thanks for the info

[@charlieflores9963]

I disagree with The gold fractional. I have been buying since December 2023. I paid $220 $230 back then. With gold continuing it rise in price $220 was a bargain. 1/10 oz American Gold Eagles are the way to go.

[@paulmetz4546]

Iam from the netherlands, we have a lot of coins about 5.8 gram franc from france,belgium,switserland the premium is 1,5 to 2 % We got the dutch 5 and 10 gulden 3 gram and 6 gram,also max 2%.)

[@MetalsMattR]

I've seen it so many times over the years, people getting their loved ones coin collections and not knowing anything we have tried with some to educate and let them sell in a way to maximize profit or even take up the hobby but a lot just want to sell for the money and usually all at once

[@SuperiorStacker]

Really good advice giving both scenarios! Like I always say educate your family on the coins you have. If if not then this is definitely a good to trade numismatic coins for bullion. Making it easier for them if they inherited it and your not around to advice them. Great video!

[@CreepingThyme]

The best time to buy was 20 years ago. The second best time to buy is today. 👍👍

[@davidcunningham2388]

Loved hearing Harry's story about the widow and her husbands forward thinking!

[@wertsdb71]

Fantastic video guys! Exactly the type of information we can use! Bravo! 🙏🙏

[@duenorthadventures]

Still stacking in Ontario Canada!!

[@Leon612]

Soon to be Ontario, USA? 😂

[@stephenwatsons]

Come to daddy 😂

[@stephenwatsons]

Daddy trump

[@mr.bullion6786]

Stopped stacking 2 years ago. Now only enjoying the increasing value.

[@johnbethea4505]

I am 78. I am giving my silver to my family to be held for 35 to 50 years. I don't need to sell so it will be up to them.

[@LtColonelUSMC]

You are a good man

[@johnbethea4505]

@LtColonelUSMC if you are a real Marine, I send you my respect. I worked black ops in Vietnam 1966-67. I worked with the 3rd MAF, the 1st and the 3rd, plus many other military groups. Thank you.

[@kiltedsasquatch3693]

Sovereign foreign fractional gold typically have lower premiums, wonderful designs, and interesting histories.

[@chuyvargas7807]

Great video! Keep on keepin on!

[@ddbbloch4457]

Good stuff as always... very good advice. Thanks!

[@martygreen9714]

Just turned 70 and I’m at the point of selling my numismatics and converting to silver & gold.

[@shep-celsus]

Can you ask the coin shop team about the buy/sell margin on the gold .1867 AGW 20 francs/roosters? A few online dealers have consistently been offering these for close to an only 1% premium so I'm curious about the liquidity when it's time to sell them.

[@LtColonelUSMC]

I make a goal every year on Junk Silver - last year I exceeded my goal by $500.00 face - so this year I upped my goal this year adding the $500.00 face. Reason I continue to accumulate pre 1965 US dimes, quarters and Halfs is my kids and grandkids will be able to sell if the need arises. I want to leave them real assets. I’m fortunate I’m able to live on my Pensions and Social Security and actually use the excess buying Silver. I do have a nice stack of Silver Eagles and Platinum Eagles - if I’m still alive when the Gold to Silver Ratio comes down to 40-1 I’ll convert some to Gold

[@smar5812]

I agree with an older collector should be trying to whittle down numismatics… I’m doing same as a 60 year old as my kids are not collectors nor is my wife… so I’m slowly selling off more common coins and will give directions on last few key date Morgan’s and Mercury Dimes… gotta think about these things now instead of leaving it to chance for the family… I’ve swapped out many numismatics for 3+ oz of gold and 300 ounces of silver… much easier for the wife and kids…

[@phyllisclark3896]

I reckon never is the time to stop buying. ❤️🙏

[@bessermt]

When I was 4 I would visit my grandpa and he would sit me on his lap and show me his coin collection. I would take a coin from his pocket change and he would look at the year and letter and he would say, let's look in the book and see if there's a blank space. If there was, he would let me press it into the cardboard hole he pointed to. If there was already a coin there, he would look at it and decide if the new coin was better and swap it out. Of course I didn't have a lot of patience doing it but it's one of the only memories of my grandpa. When he died, he left me his collection of nickels. I was so young my mom was struggling so she sold the coins. I can't blame her, she needed the money to raise me. She said he had one nickel with a three legged buffalo that was actually worth something. Years later she died and there were a few nickles that she didn't sell. I brought them to a guy to see if they had any value. He looked at them ... and said. "These are worthless! I won't give you anything." Harsh. I brought these down to Harry's and the difference is night and day. Sure, I was told they weren't worth very much, but nothing harsh. Then they suggested I keep them as a memory, which of course was exactly what I was going to do if they didn't have any significant monetary value. They now sit on my shelf. As to the guy that said the coins were worthless... I disagree. Harry's is the place to go. Kind and honest. I don't think you could go wrong.

[@IMDunn-oy9cd]

Q. How much gold and silver do I need? A. As always, just a little bit more.

[@jaybarr3307]

Coming back to another point you guys were making: I agree with retirement being the time to stop stacking. I set three goals, a near-term, medium-term, and long-term goal. After many years I am nearly at retirement and very close to my long term stacking goals - just a few ounces shy on the gold side. It's okay if I'm short, it wasn't something fixed in stone and having a goal kept me going. However, soon - once I retire - I move from being a buyer to being a seller. I will not buy any more and will sell a little as desired to supplement my retirement here and there. Hopefully, I leave much of it to my offspring. For that reason, I'll be doing as Harry and Adrian recommend and selling the more unusual/collectible stuff first in an attempt to leave only highly recognizable bullion to my heirs. I've always envisioned leaving a note for my heirs explaining how to sell the bullion since they have no idea what they're dealing with. SO WISH someone like Adrian would list out what a letter like that should say. So many of us are going to face this challenge.

[@jacktregellas4355]

I have stacked silver and a little gold for nine years now and have only sold 150 oz of sliver to pay off a loan, save the interest and to be one step further to a debt free life. I stack for the financial security I have never had growing up. Plus, it is a lot of fun spending money and knowing that I still have it in the form of precious metals. thanks for the show guys.