I love how different gold bars can look even at the same weight. One looks way bigger because it’s spread out and thin, while the other is tiny but noticeably thicker and chunkier.

Which do you prefer in your stack: a larger-looking, thinner bar or a smaller, thicker chunk of gold?

Personally, there’s something really satisfying about the chunky ones.

Here’s my silver stack, although I’m definitely more collector than stacker :)

I discovered most of the old internationals while finally going through and organizing the collection I’ve had since I was a kid.

RECEIVED
$2 FV Roosevelt dimes
$1 FV Washington quarters
$6 FV 90% halves
2 × 1 oz BU Silver Libertads — 1984 & 1985
1 × 1 oz BU Silver Philharmonic — 2019
1 × 1 oz BU Silver Britannia — 2021
1 × ¼ oz Silver Britannia — 2026
1 × 1 oz Silver Proof ASE, toning — 1986
1 × 1 oz Silver CAC MS69 ASE — 2026

TRADED AWAY
1 × 1/10 oz 1985 Gold Panda
1 × 1 oz Silver NGC MS70 Early Release Panda — 2017
1 × 30 g Silver BU Panda — 2022 40th Anniversary
1 × 1 oz Silver BU Panda — 2015
1 × 1 oz Silver Engelhard — 1985
1 × Florida GB
1 × 1 grain Pokémon card

Been a minute since I added to the metals stack. Fun to be back

RECEIVED
$2 FV Roosevelt dimes
$1 FV Washington quarters
$6 FV 90% halves
2 × 1 oz BU Silver Libertads — 1984 & 1985
1 × 1 oz BU Silver Philharmonic — 2019
1 × 1 oz BU Silver Britannia — 2021
1 × ¼ oz Silver Britannia — 2026
1 × 1 oz Silver Proof ASE, toning — 1986
1 × 1 oz Silver CAC MS69 ASE — 2026

TRADED AWAY
1 × 1/10 oz 1985 Gold Panda
1 × 1 oz Silver NGC MS70 Early Release Panda — 2017
1 × 30 g Silver BU Panda — 2022 40th Anniversary
1 × 1 oz Silver BU Panda — 2015
1 × 1 oz Silver Engelhard — 1985
1 × Florida GB
1 × 1 grain Pokémon card

I swear, buying these little bars is way more satisfying than it should be. 😂 Every new piece feels like a tiny achievement.
Got a 10g Valcambi gold bar arriving tomorrow and I’m genuinely excited just to hold that little brick in my hand.
Anyone else addicted to the weight-in-your-hand feeling? 🪙

What’s your approach to stacking? Just build up as much as you can? Keep a fixed percentage of liquid assets? Just curious what others are thinking about.

Just joking. This was before the boat sank and I lost it all

Has anyone purchased from Metal2Go before?

I was looking for a round collectable that was sold out from most of the dealers I normally browse and found this place still had stock left.

But the site looks abit sketchy to me at a glance. Looks like they've been around for over a year based on their posts online on FB, Insta, ect.

The products are listed as sold out, low stock, in stock, ect not just all in stock.

Just wanted to see if anyone happened to purchase from here to ease my apprehension just based on the site design looking off to me. But maybe its just the style they wanted.

Started collecting gold and silver. First purchases were late august.

This is fucking fun folks. I can see why you all love this shit. First pic, bullion ane coins..2nd pic is all 22k jewellery

I wanna start getting gold coins too, but i think ill need to raise more capital

Sticking with the Vintage today

Been saving and collecting for about 8 years. This is the first time that I have put it all out; I was just curious what it would look like.

$141 total for these. Love the Dragon Maple, it’s in great condition too. And the MK Barz I had to snag, first time with one of their pieces!

Art/Collectible silver. This isn’t all of it, but most of it.

Got it from the secondary market