Gold will go higher. So will silver. Silver has been increasing in value radically the last few years. The last time we saw this happen to silver was in 2011-2012, and it made some people millionaires (either through inheriting a shit ton of silver from a grandfather or something, or having invested in silver stocks).

Silver stacking is good. Silver is always valuable. Silver can always be used for something, whether it be medically, in tech or wiring, and people collect it as a hobby. If shtf, you could use silver to trade. silver is good for a lot.

I started silver stacking when silver was worth 14 dollars an ounce. It’s gone up to 29 dollars, and has been bouncing around in the 20’s now - it’s now at 24 dollars an ounce. That’s 10 dollars more than what I paid for an ounce (people who bought silver in the 80s had to wait 30 years for silver to increase 10 dollars).

I’d buy one or two ounces of silver every month when it was at its low, if I were to sell what I have now, I’d easily make a profit without heckling lol. I have some rare silver coins from official mints that there are only 300 of, for example and come numbered with a CoA; those go for much more than silvers actual asking price, as collectors love them.

When the new star wars movie came out, the New Zealand mint started to mint Star Wars coins that came in collectors boxes with coas and were numbered. I got two for 40 a piece when one site had them on sale as a promotion, sold one this year on eBay for 235 dollars. I made my original investment back (80 dollars for the two coins, only sold one), and then some.

You just gotta know what the collectors are looking for. Officially minted Star Wars and James Bond coins are hot right now, in gold or silver (I have a gilded James Bond coin with a collectors box and COA that has the golden gun on it, the gilded part which is only .13 of an ounce of gold so it isn’t much gold, but still, it goes for a lot; I’m not selling that yet).

The latest series of officially minted silver coins that collectors are going in on, are the musical hall of fame series that just started and comes in gold and silver. Their first release (the first release of any series is valuable) was Queen, which boosted its value even more. If you have a whole set of coins and sell them together, you can seriously make a profit. You just need to buy when it’s at low. Silver stocks are also a good investment, imho.

Just don’t go crazy and become a silver coin collector; stack slowly, and only buy what’s reasonable. Don’t get lost in the sauce.