The Truth About Money Nobody Teaches You (And Why Silver Matters)

[00:00:00]Are you a teacher?

[00:00:02]Good evening, America, and welcome back to another episode of Silver Dad Knows.

[00:00:08]Remember, always live with no edits. If this is your first time here, hit that subscribe button now as you're going to like what I'm about to say. So, just beginning this evening, folks, um I'm presenting to you right here a very rare piece, a stunning piece, and um again, very, very limited. To my understanding, there are only 200,000 of these pieces.

[00:00:33]And we're looking at a 2023 silver 1-oz crown coronation Britannia.

[00:00:40]This is a stunning coin issued to commemorate the coronation of King Charles III.

[00:00:48]Because most of the time when you see him, he is not crowned.

[00:00:51]These, of course, are struck by the Royal Mint. It features the iconic Britannia design on one side, and symbolizes Britain's strength and resilience. And the first official portrait of King Charles III on its obverse, created by sculptor Martin Jennings.

[00:01:14]Minted in uh.999, three nines, fine silver, this 1-oz coin is high highly sought after by both collectors and investors. Notice how you get that nice um almost subtle violet hue.

[00:01:27]Um only the best silver will do this.

[00:01:29]So, again, exceptional quality. It's intricate design highlights um elements like a secure wave background and latent security features, ensuring authenticity. If you notice right there, for counterfeiting.

[00:01:44]Very important. This special edition piece celebrates a historic moment in British history while maintaining the Britannia series' reputation for artistry and value. Whether you're adding it to your stack um or as a collectible, the 2023 Britannia Coronation Edition blends tradition with investment appeal.

[00:02:06]Making it a must-have for silver enthusiasts and very passionate stackers like myself. These have gotten expensive, so you'll be lucky to find them for under 150 bucks with free shipping. Not even joking.

[00:02:21]I understand the spot price has gone down, but because these are so limited and so prized. For example, my father has like I think like 100 of them.

[00:02:33]I told him to buy them years ago and that was when silver was like 36, 37 the premiums. And yeah, he bought like 100 of them. So man, bravo for him. It's the only one I have. And I remember folks, you go to my description, The Ultimate Silver Stacking Guide for real world wealth is available. Paperback, hardback, audio book, e-kindle, everything across the board. You can go, please go and support the channel.

[00:03:01]It's the type of manual that if I would have had this from the get-go, I would have avoided so many mistakes, so many pitfalls.

[00:03:11]Again, we make mistakes and we learn.

[00:03:15]Sometimes mistakes are the best teacher, but this guide you can gift it to people that you love. They will again avoid so many things. I tell you how to buy silver, where to buy silver, the best silver to own, and of course being reasonable, not being stupid, not being emotional, but buying with the right intent. And before we go any further, I want to give a quick shout-out this to my always loyal subscriber. This is Donald Jackson.

[00:03:43]Sometimes in life, the riskier the road the better. Some people would say stacking silver is way too risky.

[00:03:51]I say I I I say know exactly what I'm doing and silver has so much more potential when it comes to growth. I recognize the precious metals are a store of value that isn't meant to make you rich, but to preserve your purchasing power as time goes by. Some people would dare lecture to you that silver stacking is a waste of time and money and people don't get the concept of using paper fiat money to buy shiny rocks. Well, when the system that they have come to know turns out to be what we all knew all along to be a Ponzi scheme, well, when that comes to an end, well, those naysayers are going to realize we who stack were right. When they realize this, you might want to be on guard because they may come after you for your real wealth. Great comment right here coming from Donald Jackson and it's so true.

[00:04:42]>> [snorts] >> So, I tell people, you know, one thing is having precious metals, another thing is having a three to four months of non-perishables, plenty of liquids, another thing is having firearms and plenty of ammunition and knowing how to use those firearms, especially if you have little ones in your house. Um you want to protect them to every extent. Um we say that we live in this dangerous world now. We say that we live in this dangerous country. Well, if if that's the case that we live in this dangerous world, protect yourself at all costs. Um so, again, absolutely love this comment from uh Donald Jackson. Um the system that we serve, without a doubt, it is a Ponzi scheme.

[00:05:23]It's made up. Everything's made up and then they use these numbers to justify it um while paying us low wages, while um inflating the prices of everything, real estate, food, gasoline, luxury brands, you know, brands in general.

[00:05:43]Anyway to make a buck. Greed has taken over and that's the sad thing and why America has been crippling further because people are out it for themselves rather than out for the best interests of their nation, out for the best interests of their own people, of their own fellow Americans. We should go back to that mentality, and America will surely triumph once more.

[00:06:08]Most people spend their entire lives learning how to earn money, but very few are ever taught what money actually is.

[00:06:16]Very, very few because people don't even read. They go to school, they get taught garbage, and then do they take initiative to read themselves?

[00:06:23]Of course not.

[00:06:25]We are taught to get good grades, find a job, pay bills, and save whatever is left over if possible.

[00:06:34]But the missing lesson is understanding how money works, why currencies lose value, and how wealth is truly preserved.

[00:06:42]For thousands of years, real wealth was connected to things that could not simply be created with the push of a button. It's very convenient now. Up, push, copy, paste, push. Very convenient.

[00:06:55]This is all new, and it's temporary.

[00:06:57]Gold and silver were valued because they were scarce, durable, divisible, and recognized across civilizations. They represented stored human effort and purchasing power. Unlike paper currencies, precious metals cannot be printed endlessly. It doesn't work like that. It's not possible.

[00:07:16]Modern money is different. Most people use dollars, euros, or other government currencies every day without thinking about what gives them value. These currencies are based largely on trust and the strength of the economy behind them.

[00:07:30]The problem is that governments and central banks can increase the money supply, and when more money enters circulation, each individual unit will lose purchasing power over time. And in our case, time is of the essence. We're losing it very quickly now.

[00:07:46]This is why inflation is misunderstood.

[00:07:49]Inflation is not just prices going up.

[00:07:52]It is also the decline in what your money can buy. A dollar today does not buy what it bought 10 years ago, 20 years ago, 30 years ago. The numbers in your bank account may stay the same, but the purchasing power behind those numbers will shrink. This is where silver becomes interesting. Silver is not a magic investment that guarantees wealth, but it has unique qualities that make it different from traditional savings. It is both a monetary metal and an industrial metal. Silver is used in everything now, literally everything.

[00:08:26]The device I'm using right now to record this episode. Solar panels, which everybody seems to still be buying. Medical applications, which we heavily rely on.

[00:08:36]Many technologies that continue to grow.

[00:08:40]At the same time, it has a long history as money, as well as a store of value. For the average person, silver represents an alternative way to preserve purchasing power outside of the traditional financial system. A person holding physical silver owns an asset that does not depend on a bank, a company, or a government promise. The biggest lesson nobody teaches is that making money and keeping money are two very different [clears throat] skills. Most people work hard.

[00:09:11]They earn income and still lose wealth because they never learn how inflation, debt, and currency systems actually affect them.

[00:09:20]They don't understand the basics. Most sadly don't. And that's why you have a few with all the capital.

[00:09:28]Silver matters because it represents a reminder.

[00:09:32]Wealth, real wealth, is not just a number on a screen. Real wealth is owning assets that can hold value, that will hold value through changing economic conditions, especially right now. Um as to what we're seeing not only here in America in the West, but globally. Understanding money is the first step.

[00:09:54]Protecting it is the next step.

[00:09:57]Folks, as always, thank you so much for joining us for another evening, another episode of Silver Dad Knows. God bless you. God bless your household, and God bless America.