Bailey

You just stack it.

But the gold backs are easier to stack than the bars and they're easier to store than the coins.

And so I said, there's no down to these things.

I'm just going to grab some of these.

And then that's when the collectible hit.

It's like, if they're limited, which some of them say they are, if they're limited, I might be ahead of something.

Now it could be, I'm not alive on this earth by the time they hit a value.

Then it's up to me to sell the,

you know, convince somebody who would inherit it.

FYI, I understand now this may not make sense to you.

My recommendation to you is not to do anything with it and just check back every couple of years.

because I have a theory this may now the downside of course, is the printing and printing and printing and printing and printing and loss of value of Fiat negates what would otherwise potentially be a fortune for somebody, you know, it's a different era.

That's my thought.

Let me just collect and stack these and toss them in a safe, see what happens.

And they are a hedge because at the end of it, they're a hedge against what's happening to Fiat.

And then bullion goes back to silver because I don't currently buy gold bullion, not with the prices going crazy like they are, but silver bullion.

I have some silver bullion.

I don't have as much as some people.

I saw some people are sitting on like close to a thousand ounces of the stuff.

This $300, 300 per ounce per ounce is crazy because you could theoretically make a lot of money if it hits $300.