Uncle’s HIDDEN HOARD of Gold AND Silver!! Are these Stunned Sisters Selling?
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- In this video, my bullion dealer Tim Marschner of the Coin and Stamp Shop and I are absolutely STUNNED by the discovery of a gold hoard in a customer's possession. Where did all this gold Krugerrands and 5-ounce gold bars come from? How old is this gold and in what condition did they find it? Why did their uncle hide his gold in his attic? Did he communicate the gold's whereabouts before his death? The questions are many, but you are NOT gonna want to miss these two fortunate couples' story about a discovery of a lifetime!
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A lot of envy showing in these comments. It is possible for the uncle to have buried the gold, dug it up, and then stored it in the attic and basement at different times. Or perhaps his brother, their father, stored it in his basement after he recovered the gold. So many possibilities. Family stories often have various versions, when my extended family gets together it interesting to hear the different perspectives of events from the past.
These sisters seemed amazed and grateful for the gift that was bestowed to them. Their uncle made the effort to make sure it was found by family. Doing an asset exchange of some of the gold for a cabin that their family will use sounds like diversification. The other sister said she needed money, how many stackers use their gold as savings?
My only regret it I would have loved to see a video of the original hoard before their father split it up! 😂😂
Spot on, Silver Chickadee.
Fudge that. Why leave all that gold to your ungrateful, unwashed family members when you can spend it all on coke and hookers before you die.
The reason the gold bars were buried and then hidden in the attic it's to keep the stash safe and hidden away from them two ladies.
Quite possibly. Good thing the uncle only alerted the uncle to this stash.
With the new Minelab detectors, someone needs to go on an Easter egg hunt.
Those jm with paper have a $200 premium
@@user-fb5uz3zc2tthat's probably close to the amount he bought it per ounce!
I can’t fully agree with that
There’s so many possibilities here
I want my stash to go to my kids and grandkids but if I died before telling them, then it’d look bad on them to sell it on even tho that’s what I want them to do
I can totally see your point tho
It’s definitely a possibility 🤷🏻♂️
The only person who really knows is dead now sooooooo 🫠
Exactly. They sold right before the price increased by 25%.
Why do they have to call him a miser? Maybe he wasn’t into wasting money. You’re receiving a fortune, show some respect.
They sound like typical boomer fucks
Exactly
Agree. He also had more foresight and wisdom than they have, they still do not fully comprehend what is ahead of them.
My Father was a stacker which taught me the value in precious metals left all four of his kids 2 ounces of gold and 20 ounces of silver along with his cash split 4 ways , I sure miss that old man.
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sounds like you had a great dad
My father wasn’t a stacker, but he loved Morgans. Probably had several hundred of them. Unfortunately my mother sold them to his brother for next to nothing.
@@SilverSteeler72 Oh, man, I can feel the pain of that happening from here. I LOVE Morgans and have
around 125 of them as part of my stack. All of them are in AU condition or better. No CC coins, though. 😕
Stack 😂😂 it all
My mother and father left me gold and silver when they died. Miss you both very much. And I’ve added to my stack for my kids when I’m gone.
Generational wealth,forward thinking relatives are a blessing to us all.got a new grandson,kids rich and doesnt even know it.
my mother and father wouldn't have known the difference between a 1964 quarter or a 65 and would have considered both to be just a quarter.
I hope to leave my daughter and niece what I have...the general location of my tragic boating accident.
The old man suffered so they could be lavish.
Feels gross.
I'm jealous too
It does He saves that all of his life and then died. And they call it a gift it's not a gift if it was a gift he would have been alive to give it to them,he died. And they took it.
No, will no, nothing. It obviously wasn't theirs. They just were in the right place at the right time.
I disagree, i think he was a bit" off" probably not really thinking where his hidden wealth would go until his last days.my 2 cents .back in the day that would be called hoarding,now,stacking,same mentality different terminology..dont trust the govt.cover your and yours ass.
Wow! What a judgmental statement. None of us know the full story and we don’t know their lives.
My reaction was joy that the uncle gave it to their dad and joy they were using it for a family cabin. That cabin might come in real handy in the next few years.
My father was an OG stacker. Starting in the early 70’s he would travel 120 miles every month to buy gold Krugeraands with part of his and my mother’s paycheque. Frugal doesn’t begin to describe my parents who were children of the depression and young adults in WW2. I think at one point he lost faith in stacking because when he passed, his stack was a fraction of what it had been at its height but was still significant nonetheless. I have 2 siblings and both sold their part of the inheritance for luxuries and vacations while I have concentrated on growing my stack. My father was a hard man but he left an indelible impression on me about the value of delayed gratification, self reliance and the coming financial collapse. I believe he was right about everything he preached, he was just 50 years early.
Nice
What a great legacy. My brother and I often wish our parents had that sort of insight. We started very late and if it were not for that tragic boating accident, we too would be ahead...sigh😑
1971 gold spot was $35 per oz and the avg yearly wage for 1 was 9k ...257 oz of gold a year.... we just poor now
Yep the government has really done a number on us.
Yep, the boomers call the younger generations lazy. I just think they figured out that the American dream is dead and have given up
so a college grad in 2024 SHOULD be making $565,400 per year using $2,200 an ounce based on those numbers.
@@thomasklein4265 yes
The dollar has just lost that much value through massive creation causing inflation 😢
uncle is probably thinking all my relatives are fools - sellin my hard earned real money for toilet paper in times of war...
not for $$$$, for a cabin .
And too early to boot. Fast forward 4 months and we are up 25%!
Who knew?
We knew.
depends imo ... how much do you own and whats the value.. if it was all bought in like 1980 and it can buy you a house, why not
We had 2 sisters come into the shop I work at with a couple of large Rubbermaid boxes. A bunch of commemorative coins, proof silver eagles, and tons of lower dollar items. As we were looking them over, we asked where it all came from. Their dad has collected for years and they didn't know until he passed. Then we got to a cardboard box that was separated from the rest. As soon as we opened it, we closed it right back up. They asked what's wrong? We had them come to a back office where we could close the door away from other customers. Long story short, that 1 cardboard box had over 300k in gold coins in it. 1oz buffaloes, AGE's, St. Gaudens, $5 Indians, liberty heads, you name it, they were in that box. One of them nearly fainted when we gave her a preliminary idea of value.
WOW!
Yes WoW!
After watching this video, I was very sad. Upon reflection it appeared to me that while watching these folks one thing was sorely lacking: a sense of gratitude. They couldn't get their story straight and showed no sense of loss when discussing the soul to whom it originally belonged. Quite the opposite, they were giddy with the "mysterious" bequest. I pray those fortunate enough to receive the labor and sacrifice of my life, will take one moment, particularly in the presence of others, to say something nice or reflect on a fond memory. Sorry Yankee, but something about these folks seemed very untoward. Keep up the good fight. God bless.
Exactly as I see it too. Tim said it best, they couldn't even keep their stories straight. We have no clue what the truth is.
I agree, and would wager that the old uncle did not want those two ingrates to end up with his hard earned stash.
I felt the same way, glad you saw that too. The sense of entitlement with these two
It’s troubling leaving your sweat and brow to people who are profoundly ungrateful.
This video is the reason I will spend every dime of my stack.... If they want cash ...work for it... I know my kids, good education,good morals but no money value no mater how much I've tried... Just greedy and feel entitled... So no not happening... And so... my wife and I have booked 3 14 day cruises. For this year... We worked for 64 years and it's time to live our dream.
My father and I were adding insulation to the attic of a house my parents bought in the 1970s. I found a Japanese WWII rifle with bayonet and a non-commissioned officers sword. The rifle was fully functional.
That's cool
Hope that you kept it. Might need them someday.
😮wowwww
Curious if the rifle had the chrysanthemum still intact on it, or scratched off?
@@Evom777 Intact and the barrel was not plugged. The first owner of the house was a WWII pilot from the Pacific theater. At the time, we didn't know his name or how to contact him. It was way before Al Gore invented the Internet.
Wow what a blessing.
Thanks Yankee and Tim 🙏🏼🕊️
My grandpa had 25 ounces saved for us 5 grandchildren, my grandpa taught me very well about the importance of owning gold and silver .
We meaning 4 of us never received our 5 ounces my cousin Sheila nabbed it all , when he passed away and we never saw her again , she didn’t even go to his funeral 🧟 👈 she was the monster I always told my family that she was !
She also took the silver 🤷🏼♂️ he had over 200 oz .
So goes life I guess 😔
Ohh well I am blessed got a great family of my own and I survived my cancer battle, praise Jesus 🙏🏼💞🕊️🙌🏼🙌🏼 Hallelujah
I had 2 sisters like that who I didn't contact or speak to since they raided mom's apartment after she died. Cleaned out the bank account that was meant for mom's funeral and didn't even bother to see her buried. My brother and I foot the bills for everything. They even stole the air conditioner from the apartment window (which I bought for mom) when they left. I can't help but crack a smile now knowing that those two have since passed and gone down below where they belong.
THE OLD MAN IS PROBABLY ROLLING IN THE DIRT 😢
He doesn't care. He's dead or in an afterlife.
Can't take it with you when you go.
He should of spent the money. These women did not even know their uncle.
either or?@@BigTomInTheBasement
@@Kal-zo5ymthis.
When my uncle passed away, we were cleaning out the house before it went to other relatives and I found small, round tins that reel to reel films came in full of half dollars.. several were silver, and he had other coins, that started me on collecting coins then later on in life, much later, I started stacking silver... wish I new of this when I was younger when the prices were a lot cheaper 😢😢.. but better late than never huh😊😊😊 those ladies are so darn lucky...
I won't be inheriting anything like that, but my kids will be inheriting a small sliver of such an inheritance. What a wonderful gift!!
The uncle's hobby became a blessing to his "little" nieces.
I wish I had relatives that left me 5oz gold bars and tubes of Krugerrands.
Me too 🤣
I wish my relatives left me anything valuable lol
Be that relative to someone else 👍
I got a handful of silver from a grandfather. That started me on my journey.
Ha you would have splurged on worthless junks 😂😂
Is the stock market actually getting better or is this the regular end of year market manipulation to entice new investors, I'm currently sitting on an inheritance of 300k and i'm wondering do I invest in stocks or Gold?
Buy gold, govt has failed us
Gold is a great investment and a good bet against the devaluating dollar, been holding some for awhile now, I’m grateful my fin-planner momentous changes in the market are lightening quick, cos who know how much losses I would’ve had by now.
I envy you, I’m still trying to recover from losses I incurred in 2021/2022, who is this investment adviser you work with, I’m intrigued and I could use some quality guidance
I have used the same money manager for close to 10 years. We got in fairly early with a modest amount of money. Inflation has eaten away at the nest egg but we are lucky to have Monica look after it diligently like she has done the past 8 years.
this is incredible! how can I vet your advisr, mind sharing info, ifyou please?
When I am gone my kids will find nothing because they have had no common sense about money.
Should have taught them duhhhhhh
I never had children and I have no nieces or nephews, so what I have will get me through what's coming.
Who failed to educate them?
@@loupi4bamadad, is that you? It’s me, your long lost son, send gold and silver soon 😁
@@martinbeaubien440 😂🤣💀
I would bet an ounce of gold that old stacker did not want those two to get hold of it.
For real
The poor guy saved not knowing it would end up in the hands of the vultures so they could piss it away. No doubt he would have had a better life without family. Nobody stacks gold for the State to steal upon their death. The dude should have spent it himself.
When we were cleaning out my late great aunt's place, we found 2 krugerands under her recliner. We gave them to our Grandmother who was her oldest living relative.
Should check inside it, too, haha!
I was cleaning out my grannies house and I came across a box with gold coins in it but it turned out that they were those gold covered chocolate kind - dam.
Yankee, Tim is doing a financial transaction, he doesn't need to be distracted ❗️😀
HAHA.
My girlfriend inherited 14 gold maple leafs when her mom passed. She is hanging on to them.And she buys me a silver for holidays because she knows I stack.
Great uncle was a collector. He happen to find out I was the only one in the family that collected coins. He left me his entire coin collection. Tons of pre 64 90% silver coins, proof sets, and lots and lots of silver certificate bills
At %25 an ounce, tons of silver coins would require a heavy box truck just to move. What type of truck did you use or did you just use your VW Beetle and take 50 pounds worth each trip?
Makes you wonder how much gold and silver has been stashed and nowhere to be found!
The historians say 15% of all the gold ever mined has been lost for some reason or other.
This is a great story. Too bad we don't know more about the uncle.
They didn't even care enough about him to know anything.
Enjoyed the video, love the diversity of Tim’s customers and their stories. My wife and I are retiring at the end of 2024, at the top of my bucket list is to visit the Coin and Stamp shop, hope you will be there by chance.
My dad passed away 6 years ago tomorrow. I bought all of his silver from my mom. At one time my dad showed me a one ounce Gold coin that he had. He passed away before he could tell us where anything was. We still have not found that coin. But we did find a thousand dollars worth of clad quarters rolled up and in ammo boxes in a closet. My mom had no idea about it.
This is sad. We need to provide a way, in our will to let people know if we're not going to share when we are alive. My dad takes me to his safe places each time I visit him.
Yes I agree. I have spread sheets on all of my metals and I let a few people close to me know all of the important information.@@danielbbq
@@danielbbqlike that giant bag of gold coins down south that were found in the dirt. But what a great surprise it was to have happened now. Someone coulda pissed it all away otherwise. 😢
Never was handed down silver. My parents were not good with financial decisions. But my brother and law gave me my first piece of “bullion” which was just a 1 oz copper zumbuff round” in 2018 and been a stacker since
brother in law?? since??
@@drewmcclintock7034 thanks. Auto correct be like that sometimes 👌🏼
That is awesome. You never know what great influence a little action can have. Congratulations for waking up!.
Gut instinct says there is more to this story.
They couldn't keep the story straight the way it was.
There is something fishy about their story.
💯
When I die, I want be surrounded by all my family and friends and my last words to be, "And I hid all the money......."
😂😅😅😅
That’s great hahahaha!
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Sounds like they had a real treasure hunt, and they actually did find the gold lol
What a blessing !!!
The uncle had it going on.
Honestly one of my favoritt channels
I can never imagine hiding anything at home let alone in my attic. I live in a hurricane and tornado prone area. I'm liable to come home one day and find my whole roof done blown off. 😂
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You would have to bury it on a hill.
that's a really good observation...I've got to dig me a hidey hole, line it with concrete, like a bunker---and create my own underground vault....with a hatch!
@@stardust949That's a GREAT IDEA!!!!
My Grandma left me 3 rare coins..she was very poor so we brought her into our lives and Harriet Shively was a Wonderful Person
My grandmother gave me all of her silver coins and silverware after I cared for her in her end. I will always cherish her gift and I will make sure that my future relatives know her contribution.
Love your videos....But these two women(notice I didn’t say ladies) don't past the smell test.
Hint: Dead Ucle, buried, attic, basement in milk crates, gifted???..."we have more, buy lets keep 3-rounds) If the uncle or dad are alived, they are poorer....js
Story Change.....Notice Tim even says 'story changes'
Yankee your videos of different people that comes into Tim's shop reminds me of my days in retail.....Never Know What The Wind Will Blow In....lol
Tim said it best with the last comment......" If you're not subscribing you're missing a lot"
Amen To That...😅
Waaaaayyyy toooooo much laughter going on. I see the JOY in buying & selling precious metals. Great video!
The wonder of Silver and Gold- they get to you with their beauty.
God made them. Why?
Maybe to remind us that life is precious too.
No matter how much you have, you can NOT , buy more time!
Keep stacking 😊
And here i was feeling so good about getting my Silver Maple Tube fix today....then to see all that gold!! Oh my word! Truth be told, ive found myself way behind the 8 ball and Im so glad to have found your channel. I live to see Tims rants and educational talks. Also followed through with Teds advice and took some 401k distribution, paid off all my high interest debts and still had enough to stack close to 400oz. Going forward im looking forward to the extra spendable income to trade in for a monthly allotment of 2 tubes per month. Feels good! Things are looking A-OK✔️
🎉wowwwwwza!!!
Awesome video ! FJB 💕😺😺 Thank you, Tim
I would have given my eye teeth to be present in person in Tim's shop when this video was recorded! Best good, clean comedy I've seen in a long while. Thanks for sharing with us, Yankee!
what's an "eye teeth"? You'd give that up?
We thought the exact same! GREAT GREAT video!!!!
They were blessed because a smart Uncle stacked a lot of gold for generational wealth, which is why he told his brother the location, and why these women ended up inheriting it. Instead of treasuring that, they convert it to dirty FIAT so they can spend it on 'stuff'. At least some of their kids were given a few ounces, hopefully they will be more grateful.
This was fun the first time so I decided to stop by again.What a great storry. Thanks again Yankee
Awesome story with the Sisters. I'm smiling ear to ear. Cheers, Ted
Lol man, my grandmother left me a few silver dimes and some old coins that she found interesting. Nothing like that lol. But its the thought that counts, ill be keeping them all.
I subscribed just because Tim said it would be a good idea and he seems like the kind of guy that knows what he’s talking about.
How can someone save their whole life go without just to get sick and watch your family take what you have and can't do anything about it definitely plan ahead and try to plan for every situation that you can thank of
Who should inherit his stuff, the government? Nobody took anything, they’re his surviving family. The old guy told his brother where to find the gold so he obviously wanted them to have it.
I know of someone (not me) who was left a $10 gold piece but didn't know it existed. They had to sift through a hoarded house to find it. Not nearly as crazy as the story of those gals but it's true. Thanks, Yankee!
Did they find it?
@@iamgabriel5823Eventually, yes. If you're curious it was in a drawer full of old paid bills
The only thing in my attic is fiber glass 😂
A coworker of mine moved out of his house in the year 2000 very quickly. Six months later, After going through his things, he realized he left 22 ounces of gold in the house.
Ouch
That was a big mental lapse 😱
"A fool and his money are soon parted".
'And haste makes waste'. The guy was a living proverb.
Did he kindly ask the new owner if he could retrieve it?
Meanwhile, the only coins or medals I inherited from a relative: About 30 Eisenhower dollars that family always referred to as "silver dollars." They were not silver.
You guys sure have fun with all of this. I wish I lived closer so I could visit the shop.
Love the stories about people making a bigger space in old homes ,tearing down the wall as all the old coins fall out
Cool story, glad you filmed this mayhem... thanks
I did the exact same thing when we bought an oceanfront condo and if the sellers read this rest assured the equity growth in their beautiful cottage in Maine will increase nicely and will be worth the investment. My only regret is that I had to sell some nicer coins like a 1907 Hi Relief 20 dollar gold, civil war gold, etc., but I miss those coins but love the condo too.
Ah, a condo, the gift that keeps on costing you money.....
I'm glade the Gold was not lost !
Great sense of humor from those folks 😂
They got that rich uncle we all prayed for!
I love Tim he is hilarious and a lot of life can be learned from him. If you just open your ears and close your mouth, that man can teach you a lot about life.
My dad left an 1889 Morgan dollar to me, and to me it’s priceless . Youse guys are real good together, why has Discovery channel not signed you both up, like seriously!👍👍
My dad left my brother and I each a single Mercury dime.
He died poor after turning himself inside out in order to avoid burdening us kids.
I will always cherish that dime because it represents a meager yet positive net gain for our family.
Thanks dad!
Tim is such a good sport
People are in trouble. So many people come in to sell their valuables.
I kept laughing out loud and my cats were looking at me like, "what"? That was a great video Yankee, thanks!!!
Wow, how wonderful
Wow, now that is an incredible story!!! 🙏👍🔥🔥
Puts a smile on my face 😊 5 Oz gold bars. Under current economic conditions I still think Tim will be able to sell that cool old gold bar , wish I could afford that 5 oz oldie 😂😂😂
That slip for the 5oz says 1982, price average was $375/oz back then, so $1875 a bar. I've given 8oz mixed size QE2 2023 gold Britannias to my two nieces, each, with instructions. I'm the childless uncle, obvs.
Yup this is going to be a popular video. Part of me is wow, wish I would have inherited that gold. Then the other part of me cringed when I thought of people (relatives) I barely know enjoying my gold after I'm dead. Maybe that's just the miser in me talking. Great Video Yankee TH-cam Gold!
stunning video and story...my mouth is open. but a very cool story.
Truly FUN epsiode...precious metal tangible fun. I hope my kids smile as much when they get my stack...purpose dually fulfilled!!!
We love your video's, and this was another amazing one. With the exception of the carelessness of having all that money and gold & silver left laying on the counter. It is great to watch you and Tim interact with the customers, but just be aware in these days and times to be mindful of what is left laying around. Do you really trust the people that are coming in to sell or buy. We are not bashing you, we just want you to remember safety first. Anything can happen in a second, one time to look away. Remember the recent coin show robbery. Thank you for the video, we love you guys. From the great state of Georgia
Understood. You also need to understand that most people in that shop are carrying. 🔫
@@YankeeStackingin New Hampshire?!
@@YankeeStacking Ok, you’re carrying. So what happens if someone is standing and talking but then grabs something turns and runs out? Gonna shoot him in the back? How does a pew pew help in that situation? Remember the pew pew only comes out if a life is threatened.
Great video Tim and Yankee!
Hi Yankee! Wow, that uncle probably bought that gold for about $400 an ounce in 1982! Awesome! 😎🏆
A rental property would have paid much more...
@@_outofphase5480yep, gold extremely undervalued right now
Hi Yankee, I’m not sure if this question has been asked but I’ve always been curious. Precious metals are a lot of things to many different people, the stories that are carried along with them and often told once they show up to a shop much like Tim has are sometimes quite questionable. I was wondering how often Tim runs into stories that don’t quite add up, or situations much like this one, where individuals are oblivious to the life-long hard work that went into setting aside tangible wealth? How does Tim set aside judgment or questions and focus simply on the transaction ahead? I always love watching these videos, the lessons you learn from others’ stories in other lanes of ‘wealth management’ aren’t usually so transparent if that makes any sense. It’s hard to hear these types of stories but I hope it serves as a lesson to those who may have relatives that behave this way. Ungrateful and childish even at their age.. that Uncle must’ve faced challenge after challenge in life. Anyway.. fantastic video as always, cheers from MI!
It’s 9:57pmPST in California.
Watching & having a glass of Pinot Noir.
WOW! Just WOW!
My ex's aunt passed and left a bunch of old gold Eagles ($10 pieces) when she passed. They were in different places in her house. Not sure how many she had but there were 6 in an envelope with a bunch of $20 bills from the 1910s and 1920s in her bedroom and a baby food jar full in the kitchen. It made the local paper.
There was an old man in Hartford, CT. who lived in a single room occupancy house, a real flop house back in the '70's. Rumor was the guy was hoarding valuables and his place was "invaded" by some punks, who stole a few things. He called the cops. When the police showed up, they realized the guy was senile. The cops searched the guy's room and found a paper bag with $447,000 in the bag under the bed.
I learned something today...😛😝🤪 You can't take it with you.🙏
My friend, a funeral director, reminds me of that.
Did I inherit any precious metals from my grandfather? Yes, I did. No gold. However, I did inherit 73 silver half dollars (Walkers & Benji’s). Thank you Grandpa! I also had the privilege of being his first grandchild. My grandfather was a very intelligent man. He could have made a fortune with some of his inventions. He just never pursued it. As far as I’m concerned, he was the inventor of the first swiffer back in the 70s. Happy Stacking everyone.
Another great one!!
I really enjoyed this video.
It was interesting to hear had they not been given the gold and silver they would not have acquired it themselves. They had a smart uncle.
Yes. And at least they're trading it for real estate, which also has value.
Wow what a story, did Tim call you and say you better get over here now?
Nope, was filming and packed up to leave before running into them on the way out. I immediately asked if I could video them and quickly unpacked!! LOL
Cool video Yankee! Pretty awesome!
ABSOLUTELY ❤WATCHING THIS 👍👍
Wow,, I'm checking my attic tonight,, LOL
Came for first I’ll watch later. Seems great as usual 🎉❤
And you got 🥈
I envision this is what my kids/grandkids would be doing. I have not been gifted anything in my life (probably like 99%of your viewers) everything has been earned through hard work and a true vision instilled into me from my family elders..... now thinking about it as I am typing this, I was gifted something in my life....and I listened and took action!
What an absolute crazy story 😱 HOLY CRAP!
Great show today. The comments are good also.
Great story, good luck girls.
It ended up where it ended up.
Pray, and be joyfull and gracious.
Love to all.
In the more grand overseeing, this is a miniscule amount of gold.
Still, blessings.
You are protected.
Cool story. Thanks
Very nice haul!
I've seen something similar before. The people who work hard and save, never enjoy the fruits of their labour. I knew someone who was broke, 3 kids, no husband, they inherited millions from an aunt. They bought a house, expensive car, spend 25k on a vacation. They're gonna piss it away in no time.
Talk about generational wealth 😅 I do feel like people like these two ladies don't really appreciate what was left to them. Most people can't afford to get 1oz of gold, yet they had how many oz? "Gifted" to them. Kinda bitter sweet to be honest
Kind of fishy if you ask me.
😅 good yarn to start my day cheers Yankee
Tim great men 👏👍
Such a great gifting of gold . I would at this time sell a portion of the gold as I need to do some much needed repairs to my home . The rest would be kept and hidden , but let it be known that it's in a general area in case anything happened to me as I'm in my mid 70's and not in good health . This is an Awesome video .