Physical Gold & Silver

The goal of this document is to give you some simple rules of thumb and creative thought- provoking ideas on how to safely hide and protect one’s bullion coins and bars. With safety in mind, the following are some general guidelines everyone should consider when storing silver and gold first-hand in an apartment or home, on a farm, or even with a trusted third party.

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Please note, we do not endorse any of the specific suggestions we are about to make. This document is written with entertainment in mind. Each and every bullion buyer must remain solely responsible for the safekeeping of their very own holdings.

When one decides to buy and take possession of physical silver and gold bullion (coins, bars, and/or rounds), the question arises of where to take delivery and how to safely hold the items for the long term.

In a historic context, there is likely no greater protection against theft than owning one’s valuables close at hand while also simultaneously having the items well hidden, out of sight and mind from any threats which may attempt to seize said precious property.

Rule #1 ➜ Shut Up

It is very important to maintain discretion by keeping one’s holdings as private as possible. This means to either never acknowledge and/or only disclose hidden valuables to the most trusted loved one(s). The more people who know about a stash of valuables, the more risk there is that someone will take advantage of that intimate information.

Rule #2 ➜ Limit Knowledge

Historically, the biggest threat to your bullion stash is not some rogue government or military.

The biggest threat to your most valuable possessions is potentially your neighbor, housecleaner, gardener, rebellious child, angry spouse, and …. fill in the blank.