Thanks for the shout-out! 🙌🏾

Another great video! Thank you SDK!

What up Homie!!🎉🎉

starting to feel like a lot of these Silver channels are losing their focus and going for views more than anything, click baiting, etc. this is my second, maybe third video i’ve watched of yours in the past week or so, i’ve very much enjoyed each one. keep it up, you earned another subscriber

I said this before, and I'll repeat myself again: Play the GSR. Simple. Right now it's SCREAMING Silver!!! When the ratio tightens up, switch for Gold and double your Gold holdings! This is The Greatest Generational Wealth Transfer In Recorded History!! BRICS has been insulating itself from this mess by buying Metals for the last decade!! They know how the movie ends! Better be a decade early than a day late! Stay Safe my good man! Cheers

I have ZERO problem with people stacking Copper or Nickel, as each of these are monetary metals, but their Wealth Storage Density Capacities (WSDCs) are much lower than that of Gold or Silver. As a result, these metals should be stacked passively. If you want to order a Copper round or two for $1.99 to round out an on-line order, I don't have a problem with that, but you shouldn't make it a practice to stack Copper in this way. If you want to stack copper, you're best off doing it passively by keeping pre-'82 Copper pennies and pre-'97 Copper Canadian pennies, keeping any Copper pipe, and keeping whatever Copper wire that you can get your hands on legally. But the best and most cost effective way to do it is simply to passively collect the pennies, as scrapping Copper pipe and wire can be very time consuming and hard work. This generally requires you to use cash an intentionally break bills for coinage, or otherwise you have to go into banks and order boxes of pennies that you have to search through. If you want Nickel, then keep old American Nickel coins and old Canadian quarters('68-'99), nickels ('55-'81), and dimes ('68-'99). There's also a lot of foreign coins from the Netherlands and France that were made of Nickel bullion between 1970 to the lat 1990s. But spending 2 or 3 dollars to buy a Copper round that is ultimately worth 30 cents in today's purchasing power is way too high of a premium. You should really stay focused on Silver and Gold. If Gold is unaffordable, then you stay focused on Silver. However, when you buy Silver, you should divide it into 2 groups. Half of the Silver you purchase goes into your stack and the other half should be set aside to be traded back in for Gold, if the Gold to Silver ratio ever falls to or below 75, or in the event that you really have a practical need to lighten the weight and size of your stack. Either way, you should be keeping as much of the monetary metals you can reasonably store and get your hands on without putting yourself or your family in danger. DO NOT TELL PEOPLE ABOUT YOUR STACK. I think government taxes are less about tax revenue and more about keeping as many of the American people as is possible near the edge. After all, they can simply print money whenever they want. As long as they can do that, why do they need tax revenue? They simply want the American people to be living paycheck to paycheck so that when they flip the switch, you will be both destitute and desperate. They hope you'll be desperate enough to say YES when they offer you the digital enslavement option of a CBDC. If you're smart, you'll do everything in your power to both resist, rebel, and put yourself in a position to have no need for a CBDC though the acquisition of real money.

I stand in agreement with your declared blessings over the JerU.S.A.lem and the world. So be it in the name of Jesus Christ!

Had a chance last month to buy 150 Franklin half in pristine condition for $10 ea....I kick myself for not getting them...

" Never Surender " as he surenders for mug shot 😂😂

trump rounds gona lose value after november

Silver Dad, I am worried about Silver, I think asteroid mining will come in a 10 years and wipe out silver, platinum etc. I am 20 and started stacking because of you, I would love your email.