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>>49627556
Pretty much yeah. With metal you're investing in everything else going down while your investment stays relatively stable (see gold / silver backed crypto doing 20%+ vs BTC and alts during the recent Celsius collapse). You won't get rich the normal way stacking metals and if you don't already have a solid income or decent money in investments (mid 5 figs+) you shouldn't be putting significant amounts of your net worth into metals for this reason. It loses from initial die to premiums and tax and its harder to liquidate in a crisis (which is more likely for someone if their net worth is on the lower side and mostly tied up in metals), so you risk having to either sell at a slight loss or a very small amount of profit to cover random expenses, turning the time you held into nothing but opportunity cost. Make money some other way then store the excess in metals, land, guns, food etc.

>>49627666
Satan checked, how much do they run for usually? I hate commies so I like buying pre-1917 Russian stuff.