Should I really fill this box up with silver bars?

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So I was doing some math, I need to spend around $12,000 to over $13,000 to purchase 33 of these RCM silver bars. I have 17 so 33 is the amount I need to fill this box of 50.

But, with that much money, I can get much more than 330 ozs of silver, or just a bunch of gold.

Honestly, I was a huge fan of silver, but, then I tried to lift them all up, and wow, it was heavy… so that kind of turned me off. I don’t really think I want to get a tractor to tow my silver one day. But with gold, if I ever have so much gold that I start complaining about weight then life is way too good lol.

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But, I am feeling the same itch I felt with the yellow Canadian silver Maples leaf’s box, I just feel like I need to fill this up.

So, I think I know what I will do, I will continue to buy various silver products, will continue to purchase plenty of gold, buuuut I will keep an eye on these 10 oz RCM silver bars and hop on them as soon as there is some sort of sale.

Silver is silver, weather its some ugly random 10 oz bar of silver, or these RCM 10 oz bars, silver is silver. So its weird paying more for “just silver” but that is the power of branding and recognition. I have never even thought about selling my metals, they are my diversified savings, but if I were to sell them the RCM bar will be very popular and easy to sell. The serial number goes a long way to prove this is a real bar.

Should I really fill this box up with silver bars? | Ecency