Sup stackers and slackers? I thought I'd show you a lil something I been working on..
In an effort to get more organized I bought this cheap coin case to store some of my nicer coins and rounds in. This Lighthouse case is aluminum which makes it super light and with the 6 trays cost around $60 bucks
The first row is mostly 1/10 oz silver coins. Some are common some are pretty rare. These two lil guys were a gift from 
Freedom Girl
Engelhard Prospector
I also keep a row of various 1/4 oz pieces on this tray
This is one of my favorites, Classic Canadian shit
The second tray in the case is Aussie Kookaburras, Koalas, Chinese Pandas and Somalian Elephants. Dope animal coins
The 3rd tray is some "fancy coins." Super high premium pieces and pretty coins for the most part
4th tray is all different 1 oz silver rounds
Tray #5 is all Canadian Maples. 5 rows of Privys and one row of normal bullion grade Maple coins. I need a few more to fill it so I'll just add a few more Privys as I find em local
The last tray I'm filling with various year government bullion. Here I have a row of American Eagles, Britannias, Mexican Libertads and Austrian Philharmonics. Again I need a couple of these and then this case will be full
The case makes it easy to view around 150 oz of various silver coin and rounds. I'm a bit OCD so these all being housed in one place for me is a great way to store these lil treasures.
Stacking/Collecting is a great hobby where everything you buy has real worth. This is just one area I invest in precious metals but it's one of the most fun to own. Saying that once this case is full I'm concentrating on more lower cost silver bullion going forward. If I splurge on a piece of silver it'll probably be for my other collection of 1 oz bars
And ofcourse I'll still try to add gold here and there because that's where my heart is
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@goldenarms