Beachbum

I'm a big Engelhard fan, which makes up a lot of my stack.  Here are some pics as examples.  The tubes are full of Prospectors.  Got many old pour 5 and 10 oz bars, as well as oddball sizes, such as 3, 6 and 7 ounce bars.

I'm a big Engelhard fan, which makes up a lot of my stack.  Here are some pics as examples.  The tubes are full of Prospectors.  Got many old pour 5 and 10 oz bars, as well as oddball sizes, such as 3, 6 and 7 ounce bars.

Hello All,
I'm a long time stacker from New Jersey.  Been stacking silver since I was 14, buying an ounce a week back then when I got paid from my part time job.  I remember the hoarding by the Hunt brothers, and the rapid price increase to $50.  People were selling their grandmother's serving sets to buy a new car.  I got interested in silver at a young age when my brother and I received some silver half dollars as change at a Chinese restaurant.  Once I realized the value, I was off and running building my stack, and over 40 years later, I'm still buying PM's on the dips.  I'm a military veteran, and served in the first Gulf War.  Married with grown kids, and an empty nester now.  Also interested in crypto, buying the dips, which seems quite frequent lately.  If I can give some advice to others, it would be to:
diversify your investments to limit your exposure to any one asset don't go all in dollar cost average buy more on the dips stay away from numismatic items unless you really know your stuff be careful who you share your PM info with use a safe, and bolt it to the floor live within your means educate children in money management and investing have more than one source of income and expand your skillset exercise your 2nd amendment rights and stack ammo prepare for the worst and hope for the best  I look forward to perusing the forums and contributing where I can.

I just throw my coins with milk spots into a scrap bullion box for future sale.  The eraser just dulls the finish, and the coin is still in rough shape.  Save the time and either sell it or save for future sale when the price goes up.  I've run into many spotted coins from the Perth Mint.  It's a real shame because the coins are otherwise beautiful.  Terrible quality control.  I used to buy mint boxes from Perth, and the rolls inside would almost always have a few spotted coins.  

Hello All,
I'm a long time stacker from New Jersey.  Been stacking silver since I was 14, buying an ounce a week back then when I got paid from my part time job.  I remember the hoarding by the Hunt brothers, and the rapid price increase to $50.  People were selling their grandmother's serving sets to buy a new car.  I got interested in silver at a young age when my brother and I received some silver half dollars as change at a Chinese restaurant.  Once I realized the value, I was off and running building my stack, and over 40 years later, I'm still buying PM's on the dips.  I'm a military veteran, and served in the first Gulf War.  Married with grown kids, and an empty nester now.  Also interested in crypto, buying the dips, which seems quite frequent lately.  If I can give some advice to others, it would be to:
diversify your investments to limit your exposure to any one asset don't go all in dollar cost average buy more on the dips stay away from numismatic items unless you really know your stuff be careful who you share your PM info with use a safe, and bolt it to the floor live within your means educate children in money management and investing have more than one source of income and expand your skillset exercise your 2nd amendment rights and stack ammo prepare for the worst and hope for the best  I look forward to perusing the forums and contributing where I can.

Hello All,
I'm a long time stacker from New Jersey.  Been stacking silver since I was 14, buying an ounce a week back then when I got paid from my part time job.  I remember the hoarding by the Hunt brothers, and the rapid price increase to $50.  People were selling their grandmother's serving sets to buy a new car.  I got interested in silver at a young age when my brother and I received some silver half dollars as change at a Chinese restaurant.  Once I realized the value, I was off and running building my stack, and over 40 years later, I'm still buying PM's on the dips.  I'm a military veteran, and served in the first Gulf War.  Married with grown kids, and an empty nester now.  Also interested in crypto, buying the dips, which seems quite frequent lately.  If I can give some advice to others, it would be to:
diversify your investments to limit your exposure to any one asset don't go all in dollar cost average buy more on the dips stay away from numismatic items unless you really know your stuff be careful who you share your PM info with use a safe, and bolt it to the floor live within your means educate children in money management and investing have more than one source of income and expand your skillset exercise your 2nd amendment rights and stack ammo prepare for the worst and hope for the best  I look forward to perusing the forums and contributing where I can.