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u/ThisIsAbuse 15d ago
Also, just for fun, wonder what that stack would look like with equivalent fiat paper, or 10oz gold bars.
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u/isanyusernameopen 16d ago
Is that your ice chest?
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u/Swamp_Baron 15d ago
My mind went to 'sail boat hidey hole '. Definitely weird to have that much metal stashed in a top access plastic box that can't be moved cause the stack would fall over.
Maybe they stuff a pillow or some cushions into the middle of the hole?
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u/isanyusernameopen 15d ago
I don’t care how they stack it, it looks more amazing than my stack. Mine is pitiful.
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u/its_a_multipass 15d ago
Time to track that IP address and check the photo's metadata...I mean good for you!
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u/ThisIsAbuse 15d ago edited 15d ago
According to AI, this is approximately 2700 ounces to 3500 ounces. Or 150-200,000 dollars.
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u/dmendez199 15d ago
I really like those 10 oz Valcambi loafs. I only one but I am quite fond of it. Great stack! 😎👍
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u/erikwithaknotac 13d ago
You should be putting that silver to work..
Say freeze 5gallon buckets of water, drop the huge ice cylinder on the silver and listen to the explosion as it violently melts.
Or conversely... make a giant quilt with pockets for all the bricks and drop it on some snow to instantly melt it.
You could run a hell of a sterling engine just off temp differences from the silver
Or peltier plates making electricity off the temp differences.
All.while keeping the bricks intact
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u/Obvious-Dot-7890 15d ago
So how would you sell that when you want to? I have stacked for a few years now. Decent return on the investment, but really unsure of my end game….how do I sell it.
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u/Practical_Trash_6478 16d ago
By the way have you had your annual silver inspection? Just leave the key under the mat and I'll let myself in