The dollar, mentioned twice in the U.S. Constitution, was a solid silver coin. We had a $20 gold coin in America not that long ago. Those two examples demonstrate that saving wealth in this manner is possible.
There is going to be a point at which the herd will cross the event horizon; a study of economic history teaches us that eventually, something just snaps. The collective social memory is young, but others like you are seeking answers individually as well. Everyone who has been ignoring this issue of rising prices will be suddenly talking about it. Everyone will be buying and exchanging paper currencies for real money, diversifying their savings, and limiting their families’ risk, just as has happened countless times and in countless places throughout modern and ancient history.
Purchasing gold or silver is only buying something to the extent that you pay the dealer his premium. Some dealers provide service, others less. Taking the first step is no more complex than that.
When the paper price consolidates, our clients are even more excited! We celebrate the occasion. Lower paper market prices just exacerbate the supply shortage. We back the truck up!
The second time you buy, buy more. By then you will have a deeper understanding of your fundamental rights of history, and of the differences between real wealth and paper. Go against conventional wisdom and exchange the type of “money” you save
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