🚨WARNING: Major Precious Metals Dealer Just Filed for Bankruptcy! Are You Safe?🪙
👉Rosland Capital, a well-known gold & silver dealer that sold physical bullion & Precious Metals IRAs, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy!
👉The company is reportedly planning to wind down operations amid financial difficulties & order fulfillment issues!
🚨If you have:
🔥An outstanding order with Rosland!
🔥Metals stored through them!
🔥A Precious Metals IRA administered by them!
👉…it’s important to closely monitor the proceedings & contact your custodian or Rosland directly for updates!
👉This is another reminder of counterparty risk. The more intermediaries between you & your metals, the more important it is to understand who actually has custody of them.
👉Important: If your metals are held in a properly structured self-directed Precious Metals IRA with an independent custodian & approved depository, your assets may be better protected than unfulfilled retail orders.
👉However, if you're a Rosland customer, it's still wise to contact your IRA custodian or depository directly to confirm the status of your holdings.
🦀Crustacean Nation: Has this changed how you think about dealer risk or third-party storage?
👇 Share your thoughts below.
*Not financial advice. Stay stacked!
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Thinking about stacking silver but new to it? Let's break down "constitutional silver" (pre-1965 US coins, 90% silver, aka "junk silver") by the gram. These are affordable for beginners—no fancy collectibles, just real silver value. Current spot: ~$37.35/oz or $1.20/gram. Calculate melt value as grams x $1.20 (plus dealer premium, usually 5-15%).
Here’s a Coin-by-coin guide:
Dimes (e.g., Mercury 1916-1945, Roosevelt 1946-1964):
- Pure silver: 2.25g
- Melt value: ~$2.70
- Face: $0.10
- New stacker tip: Tiny & cheap start. Get rolls of 50 ($5 face) for ~$140-150. Easy to store!
Quarters (e.g., Washington 1932-1964, Standing Liberty 1916-1930):
- Pure silver: 5.63g
- Melt value: ~$6.75
- Face: $0.25
- New stacker tip: Great mid-size option. Tubes of 40 ($10 face) run ~$280-300. Check for wear—circulated is fine for stacking.
Half Dollars (e.g., Walking Liberty 1916-1947, Franklin 1948-1963, Kennedy 1964 only):
- Pure silver: 11.25g
- Melt value: ~$13.50
- Face: $0.50
- New stacker tip: Beefier coins, solid value. Rolls of 20 ($10 face) ~$280-300. Avoid post-1964 Kennedys (40% silver, less pure).
Dollars (e.g., Morgan 1878-1921, Peace 1921-1935):
- Pure silver: 24.06g
- Melt value: ~$28.90
- Face: $1.00
- New stacker tip: Iconic & heaviest here, but premiums higher if collectible. Singles ~$35-40. Start with these if you want history.
Pro tips: Always factor spot fluctuations—use sites like Coinflation for live calcs. Premiums lower on bulk ($100+ face bags). Verify coins (no counterfeits). Start with $50-100 to learn. Happy stacking! #SilverStacking #junksilver #BeginnerInvesting #silver #soundmoney
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Trump’s cap on property tax write-off hits more NJ homeowners
Tucked into a sweeping tax law enacted nearly a decade ago by President Trump & a Republican Congress was a new, $10,000 limit on a long-standing federal write-off for state and local taxes, including property taxes
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Trump’s cap on property tax write-off hits more NJ homeowners
Tucked into a sweeping tax law enacted nearly a decade ago by President Trump & a Republican Congress was a new, $10,000 limit on a long-standing federal write-off for state and local taxes, including property taxes
https://t.co/P7XxEljRV3