Silver ? Stacking

[LITTLEMAGS]

I have been stacking silver since 2003 as kinda a hobby with no long term investment plans per say but now thinking I might cash in while it is super high. Anyone else stack?

 

[Darksidesix]

I have been stacking silver since 2003 as kinda a hobby with no long term investment plans per say but now thinking I might cash in while it is super high. Anyone else stack?

I have a some gold and silver tucked away in a hard safe. As far as selling, depends on what your long term goals are? What will you do with the money? If you’re going to reinvest it then you may consider just keeping it. I don’t see either gold or silver crashing with the continued devaluation of the USD.


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[jipped genes]

I bought silver in 2019 when it was about $20 a once if i recall. I forget i have it. it is in my dad's lockbox at the bank with all our family's important documents and such. it has skyrocketed

 

[LITTLEMAGS]

Yeah. I started on a fluke. Went thru Taco Bell after training to grab some tacos. Kid gave me a Morgan dollar back. Turned out he had 20 more of em. Traded out and stuck em away. Began searching for silver coins for years. Kinda cool seeing how lucky I got

 

[Littleguy]

Percentage wise Silver has out performed Gold the last I looked and they are not ever going to mine enough of it, I would keep it unless I was strapped which I doubt that you are.
I have 10 Morgans in one of those plastic sleeve things that keeps em all separated an then some random stuff in the safe, not much really though TBH.
Man I remember when Gold hit $600 bucks LMAO fuck does time fly

 

[almostgone]

I started back in 2008 or so. Seems like silver was ~ $14/troy ounce and gold was around $900-$1000.
I'm not buying at the current prices, but if the price were to crash for some reason, I would buy more.

 

[Big_paul]

I started back in 2008 or so. Seems like silver was ~ $14/troy ounce and gold was around $900-$1000.
I'm not buying at the current prices, but if the price were to crash for some reason, I would buy more.

Who knows. The dollar sucks and with the unimaginable US debt, I see no way but down for the dollar. Hold

 

[Tatlifter]

Agree with bigpaul. Mathematically there is no way out of the debt but devalue. Nominally default. Keep all hard assets and buy more daily has is and will always be my strategy. Continues to pay dividends over any long term timeframe. Read history books, currency are literally made to be devalued, that and medium exchange is only reasons for existence. But with digital credit etc now medium of exchange with cash is practically gone/tiny. So devaluation will exponentially increase as digital credit increases exponentially.