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Ok but would you rather have 1oz of gold or 110oz of Glock
 
Ok so it costs 3 McDonalds meals. An oz of gold costs 200 McDonalds Meals.

As for someone stealing them, sure, someone could steal them, someone could murder me. Life doesn't come with a guarantee, but I'll take my chances.

My dad had a gun safe for 40 years and we made it out alive.

SLV is a blackrock scam. When things break down, if you don't hold it, you don't own it. That SLV will get you a warm fart when the dollar tanks.

And I want to feel my money, not let some other a**h*** play with it.

SLV is backed by real silver. The only problem is the same physical bars are also used to back futures contracts, and god knows what other derivatives. If silver ever explodes upwards in price, it'll be a battle to see which derivative gets the physical silver.
 
SLV is backed by real silver. The only problem is the same physical bars are also used to back futures contracts, and god knows what other derivatives. If silver ever explodes upwards in price, it'll be a battle to see which derivative gets the physical silver.
Tell SLV you want to stand for delivery and see what happens.

As I said before, if you don't hold it, you don't own it. I'd much rather trust a local vault (my back yard) than something owned by Blackrock.
 
Tell SLV you want to stand for delivery and see what happens.
Actually, SLV does provide a physical delivery option, but only at 50,000 ounces at a time. For PSLV, the minimum is 10,000 ounces. Kitco offers pools with a redemption option, but the cost to redeem is about as high as cashing out and buying the silver product of your choice.

Keeping metals in your back yard is, of course, your choice, but in addition to the bid/ask spread and possibly shipping costs you have to deal with the "hit by a bus" problem. If you don't tell someone about your stash and get hit by a bus, it remains buried until a future owner decides to do some landscaping. If you do tell someone, well, it's no longer a secret.

As I noted, I do hold physical silver, and no, I'm not going to tell you how or where I store it.
 
Actually, SLV does provide a physical delivery option, but only at 50,000 ounces at a time.
Buy 50,000 ounces through SLV and tell them you want to stand for delivery and let's see what happens.

Same with PSLV. Buy 10,000 ounces and tell them you want to stand for delivery and see what happens. I'll bet you 10 oz that you don't get it.
As I noted, I do hold physical silver, and no, I'm not going to tell you how or where I store it.
I had a handsome trove of backyard silver, but it was lost in an unfortunate canoe accident in 2021 or 2022.
 
Tell SLV you want to stand for delivery and see what happens.

As I said before, if you don't hold it, you don't own it. I'd much rather trust a local vault (my back yard) than something owned by Blackrock.

I put SLV in the same category as a mutual fund, ETF etc. you’re at risk in extreme financial events.

It’s probably even higher risk since I think a run on silver could cause SLV to default and return your money at the pre-run price. I think that’s written into the fine print.
 
Buy 50,000 ounces through SLV and tell them you want to stand for delivery and let's see what happens.

Same with PSLV. Buy 10,000 ounces and tell them you want to stand for delivery and see what happens. I'll bet you 10 oz that you don't get it.

I had a handsome trove of backyard silver, but it was lost in an unfortunate canoe accident in 2021 or 2022.

PSLV is a closed end fund who doesn’t use derivatives so they should have no problem delivering. I’m sure people have done it. SLV I think gets audited for their physical silver , I’m sure it’s there, the question is does the custodian use that same silver to back other derivatives. Supposedly yes they do, so in a crisis you probably won’t get the physical.
 
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PSLV is a closed end fund who doesn’t use derivatives so they should have no problem delivering. I’m sure people have done it. SLV I think gets audited for their physical silver , I’m sure it’s there, the question is does the custodian use that same silver to back other derivatives. Supposedly yes they do, so in a crisis you probably won’t get the physical.
Have you personally had PSLV deliver silver to you? Have you ever met anyone who has had PSLV silver delivered to them?

I'm 100% sure your answers are no and no.
 
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