What's your definition of a PM stacker?
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How do you define a true stacker? By quantity of PM's accumulated? By quality of PM's accumulated? Is there a universally accepted definition of a stacker? What say you?
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Purchase of more than one piece of silver (one piece is not a stack) that was procured to protect against loss of dollar purchasing power. One that has a collection of silver coins is a collector, not a stacker. One who speculates with silver prices strictly for profit is not a stacker, he is a speculator.
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I define a stacker as being someone who buys physical precious metals in the form of bars, coins, rounds, scrap, etc on a regular basis without regard to any collector premium over the bullion value. Being a stacker does preclude one also being a collector of rare coins or rare vintage bullion bars, rounds, etc that is worth a premium over their bullion value.
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I’d say a stacker is more focused on quantity over quality. By that definition, I am not a stacker - I have a collection. It is stackable however.
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I’m more of a collector, but a lot of the stuff I own could be considered a “stack“
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