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Actually the smaller footprint is a pretty good and overlooked advantage to gold. I am heavily space constrained so I might convert some silver to gold when the time is right.

Got the goat.

Time to buy. Not much money but do I: 1. Buy that 1kg Goat I wanted for a while 2. Buy a half ounce gold (kangaroo) 3. Buy 25 x 1oz Kangaroos These are the only alternatives I'm considering. Which is best? I know someone is going to ask what I want to achieve so: I want to increase my stack...

I've got buckets of goats and 2015 kooks already. Only a few 2015 Pandas, though. I'm hoping spot is still low when 2016 PM sets come out but not sure when 2016 Panda is out. I've been doing a little buying but I wan my next volume buy to be 2016 stuff.

Not sure if this has been covered but can anyone say when the 2016 Panda is released? The real one, not one of the peripheral ones. As a bulk buyer of kooks and lunars someone on this forum convinced me that Pandas are a better bet. I don't know what I'm doing most of the time but the more...

Who said we have to choose?

Here's the thing. I have a reason to stack and I have a well thought out set of policies for stacking which I think are important given that I am comparatively new to this. Here is my methodology: I stack semi-numismatics. Whilst the appeal of a stack of shiny bars has a certain appeal, you are...

Or New Zealand.

I'm a prepper. I also stack hardwood, gas and gear. I keep other well machined metals with a blue patina as well.

I just got two for the hell of it. I have some 2014 but too slow to get the HR proof so I got the 2015 just because they're nice. And they are nice. I'll keep one and see if I can get a win on the other. Damn shiny coin, though.