Silver & Gold Stacking Tips I Wish I Had Known As A Beginner

hey everybody smart silver stacker here in today's video I want to do something that I haven't done in a while and that is provide some information for new gold and silver stackers for anybody who is just getting into investing in Precious Metals now this video isn't meant to be a comprehensive overview or anything like that but what I am going to try and do is just provide as much information as I can that I think will be relevant to anybody who is thinking of purchasing some precious metals and if you're a seasoned stacker if you've been watching the channel for a while you might want to stick around too because some of this stuff might be interesting to you but if you're new to stacking and you're thinking about maybe making your first purchase or you just started stacking up some gold and silver definitely stick around for this one because I think one of the most important things you can do as a precious metal stacker is educate yourself on the topic now I wouldn't label myself an expert by any means but I've been doing this for a while and I want to share with you some of the knowledge some of the information that I've gained in my experience as a gold and silver stacker and today's video is brought to you by SD boy and they're my preferred source for gold and silver you can check them out with the link down in the description but don't go yet because we're going to talk more about buying gold and silver and what to look out for in just a moment and today let's start off with just some of the history of gold and silver and oh by the way definitely stick around to the end of this video if you're new because at the end I'm going to give you a list of tips that are sort of Consolidated information that I wish someone had shared with me before I started stacking but first let's start off with some of the history of precious metals and just what are precious metals in general what are we talking about when we use the word precious metals the words precious metals well the two big ones are gold and silver but there are some other things too that you might lump into the category of precious metals notably you've got Platinum it's a little bit more obscure than gold and silver and then also Palladium which is a Platinum Group metal now I don't own any Palladium bullion but it is definitely considered a precious metal and then also there's some even slightly more obscure things like perhaps rhodium that's another Platinum Group metal um it's a lot more valuable than any of the stuff you're looking at here uh but very rare as well I don't know too many folks who stack rhodium but anyway uh gold and silver really are the big ones and that's because they're the ones that have the history of being money throughout human history for thousands of years gold and silver have been used as a unit of exchange as a currency and this goes back to we're talking maybe 1500 BCE they've found cases of pieces of silver now not minted into coins or anything like that but little pieces of silver you'd have your scale and you'd weigh this stuff out and you'd use it as a means of exchange and I believe the unit was the shekel back in the Middle East and that was actually a unit of weight that was related to Silver and that was the unit of exchange there and then really there was a revolution in gold and silver in about the 6th Century BCE in the Kingdom of Lydia they started out minting coins out of electrum which is a naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver and then this guy King creaches he figured out that if you purify the gold and silver and you standardize the weight of coins it's really good for your economy in the ancient world and so the lydians did that and that was kind of a revolution in monetary history for humankind and it facilitated a lot of trade you know having a standardized unit of currency in the form of precious metals uh certainly that made being a merchant back then a lot easier and gold and silver have been money ever since let's talk just briefly about the more recent history so you've heard probably that the dollar used to be backed by gold in fact it was backed up partially by gold up until 1971 when President Richard Nixon ended the convertibility of the dollar into gold and that was pretty much when we embarked on the current system where you know we've got Fiat currencies just backed up by government promises but before 1971 in one form or another a lot of the world was on a gold standard in the 19th century that's really when the gold standard was widely adopted but before then for most of human history it was actually silver that was the main current see because the thing about gold is you know it's very dense form of wealth it's very scarce scarcer than silver I believe the ratio in the Earth's crust is something like one to seven or one to eight so you know there's more silver out there and uh so silver really for most of human history this stuff was the primary currency for day-to-day use and for your average person a you know Venetian merchants and stuff like that would use gold to settle large expenses and large uh transactions but for the most part your everyday person was using silver coinage as their money and so you know I tend to prefer silver myself I'm smart silver stacker after all and silver really is the money of the people you know it's hard currency and it has been for a very very long time now let's talk about some of the different types of silver and gold bullion that you might end up stacking because this is a really important thing to pay attention to for new stackers because this is one of the things that can be kind of overwhelming I mean there are a lot of different products out there so I'm just going to try to go through and give you a very broad overview and drop a lot of information on you right now let's start out with gold just to get that one out of the way so gold you're gonna have stuff like this pre-1933 gold this is an old U.S coin uh the modern bullion will be things like your Eagles now I don't have a ton of gold to show you honestly because like I said my stack primarily consists of silver but this is a 110 ounce Gold Eagle coin the Gold Eagle is the official gold bullion coin of the United States there's also a gold buffaloes out there and then you've also got things like this generic gold bar this is a really great type of product I think because this is where you're typically going to find the lowest premiums and we're going to talk more about premiums here in just a moment because it's a very important consideration when stacking precious metals and then you've got things like this gold back note so this is a laminated piece of gold it's got a polymer on each side it's like a very thin gold foil it's made of 24 karat gold and each one of these contains one one thousandths of a troy ounce so this is like hyper fractional gold now let's talk about premiums before we get into silver bullion products because the the premium thing is pretty much the same across the board for gold and silver and the general rule is that the larger the product you get the more uh precious metal in a specific unit of bullion so this is for example a 10 gram bar compared to say a one one thousands troy ounce note like this gold back the premium in general is going to be lower on a product that is heavier and then the same goes as you go up in scale you know a kilo gold bar is going to have probably the lowest premium of all but you know you're going to be paying like north of fifty thousand dollars for it now the reason that premiums are higher on smaller products is because a lot of the manufacturers the folks who are making this stuff there's a fixed cost involved with each unit so you know whether it's a kilogram gold bar a 10 gram gold bar it's going to be the same cost to produce that bar so that gets passed on to the user so you know with like a 1 10 ounce gold coin for example if you want to make an ounce of these so 10 of these it's going to cost you about 10 times as much as it would cost to Mint a single one ounce coin and so that's why the premiums on smaller bullion products are higher now every now and then you can find a deal I mean I think I bought this one as part of like a at spot deal that a bullion dealer was having at some point but as a general rule you don't want to get eaten up by premiums so with gold products myself I'd probably stay away from things like the 1 10 ounce gold coin maybe stick to like a one-quarter ounce or larger just to avoid paying the real high premiums gold backs are a little bit of a different story I mean with these things you're paying almost twice the spot price of gold for them but the thing is you can kind of sell them for that price back so you're not really losing anything with it but obviously when you're you know making a thousand of these for every like one coin that you would have a one ounce coin uh the premiums on these are going to be much higher so that's important to keep in mind and let's go transition to Silver here because this is really more my wheelhouse and the same thing goes with silver products typically you're going to pay a higher premium for smaller products like for example this one tenth ounce silver round I mean I would stay away from these as a general rule because the premiums you're going to be paying on them are very high if you do want some fractional silver like some tiny silver coins something like a silver half dollars dimes and quarters that were minted before 1964 are going to be probably more what you want to look at those are made of 90 silver it's actual old coinage that's circulated in the U.S back in a time when our coinage had real metal in it real Precious Metals not just copper like today and then also something you have to pay attention to with premiums with silver is the individual bullion product so for example this is a U.S silver eagle this is a one ounce coin this is the official silver bullion coin of the United States and the premiums on these lately have been exorbitant you know I would avoid stacking these at the moment even though the premiums have come down recently they're still high AI relative to other forms of bullion that you might get and let's talk real quick about the distinction between a coin and other things so these are both round one ounce pieces of silver but one of them was made by a government mint this one was made by the U.S mint this one was made by sunshine silver so a private mint so this is actually not considered a coin believe it or not this is a coin this is a round and the only thing that can really be called a coin is something that is made by a government mint now it doesn't have to be the U.S mint could be the Canadian Mint for example making these Canadian maple leaves and there's a lot of silver coins out there you've got Austrian philharmonics you've got South African krugerrands you've got silver britannias but the big thing is that they have to be made by a government mint and typically coins not always but a lot of times they'll have an effigy of you know a ruler on them or something like that or in the case of the U.S mint coins you've got Lady Liberty and they don't always have to be one ounce coins they can be uh two ounces for example like this two ounce Canadian Kraken coin but this is still legal tender it's made by a national mint and and that's also something we can talk about briefly a lot of these coins that are made by government mints they do have an official face value for example the one ounce Canadian maple leaf has a five dollar face value this two ounce Kraken has a ten dollar face value but really it's just kind of a nod toward the old day is when the coins actually you know had a face value and were used as such you know like these silver dollars which actually circulated this is a one dollar coin but the value that they put on coins these days I mean I don't know why they do it just for tradition I guess because um you know obviously you don't want to go out and spend your Maple Leaf for five dollars because it's got you know 25 worth of silver in it or something like that so anyway that is the difference between a coin and a round and also you know these junk silver coins these are coins too because these were made by the US Mint now they weren't meant as a bullion investment like the silver eagle and the maple leaf they were actually meant to circulate but you would still call those coins Okay so you've got coins you've got rounds another thing that you have is bars bars are very popular among silver stackers and silver investors I myself happen to like bars quite a bit and those come in all shapes and sizes oh and as a quick aside rounds also come in all shapes and sizes so you've got like this five ounce round here this is made by the Golden State Min it's an Aztec calendar round and it's five ounces so it's you know it's big but again it's not made by government mint so it is considered around now back to the bars so um bars come in all shapes and sizes you've got everything from like little fractional bars to one ounce bars are popular then you've got 10 ounces kilos this is a 100 ounce angle hard bar and they go all the way up to about a thousand ounce comex bar and you can probably find some bars even bigger than that but this one right here this hundred ounce bar this is about the biggest size that I would go to for your average retail investor you know I would not purchase a 1 000 ounce comex bar unless you have some kind of special plans for it like you're gonna slice it up or something like that I know some folks have done that but as a general rule I would stick to the smaller size bars even 100 ounce is kind of a lot for me one of the advantages of the big bars is that you do get the low premiums like I was saying uh you know and what are premiums I don't even think I've touched on that yet but premiums are the price that you pay for your gold or your silver over the spot price and we'll get into what the spot price is in just a minute because it's probably not what you think but let's talk real quick just about some of the other forms of silver bullion you can find so the bars they come in all shapes and sizes really the big thing here is that if you get the big bars you're going to get more for your money because the premiums will be lower so you'll get actually more physical metal for the same amount of money but the downside there is that you know they're not as divisible like say you know I don't know Society falls apart and you're out shopping with your silver at the local Mad Max barter post or something like that it's going to be a lot easier to swap a one ounce silver round for uh you know a tin of spam or whatever and I'm kind of being facetious here guys I'm kind of kidding around but there is something to this than it is to uh you know swap your one kilo bar of silver which is going to be a lot more you know it's a lot more valuable than possibly the small item you might want to trade for or let's just say a more mundane example um you're using your precious metals as a savings account and you know you got to build a pay but it's relatively small but you need some cash well if all you've got are kilo bars you're kind of relegated to selling a big piece of silver whereas if you've got some rounds you can go down to your local coin shop or you know your buddy who wants to buy some silver and you can swap some Fiat in a smaller denomination or a smaller quantity for something like that so I know I haven't exhausted all the different types of bullying out there but that's kind of a brief overview and if you guys have any questions about any of this stuff please do put it in the comments down below and I know this is kind of rambling all over there but I'm just trying to drop as much information as I can in this video for anybody who is a new stacker and this is all I think good stuff to know before you go out and you start actually spending money on physical bullion so the spot price what is the spot price because that's what everybody gets all uh wrapped up in when they talk about premiums and it's important to note that the spot price is not actually the price of a one ounce piece of silver the spot price is determined by a Futures Contract it's whatever Futures Contract on your Commodities exchange like the comex for example a place where contracts for silver are traded it's the forward months contract with the most volume so it's whichever one's getting traded the most uh you know Futures Contract go out uh one month two month three months Etc and whichever one has the most trading activity uh that's how they determine the spot price of silver it's whatever the price of that contract is and those contracts typically represent I believe 5 000 ounces of silver each and they're traded on a digital exchange it's you know Digital Silver paper silver what have you and so that stuff is obviously a little bit more liquid like it's easier to trade hands Than Physical metal and as a result it also trades at a discount to physical silver so the premiums Encompass that that's the reason for the premium so like let's just say arbitrarily I think today's spot price is around 22 bucks I don't know if that's exact but let's say it's 22 bucks Well yeah if you go buy a 5 000 ounce Futures Contract on the comex you're going to be paying that price 22 an ounce but if you go down to your local coin shop or you go over to SD bullion and you want to buy a one ounce silver round it's gonna cost you more than 22 an ounce because for one thing a mint had to take that silver you know in those big comex bars and melt it down and actually produce these things and obviously there's a cost to that and also you know this stuff has to be distributed it has to be warehoused Etc and so uh it's pretty interesting that the spot price really isn't the price of physical metal it's a paper derivative of gold and silver and that's why we have premiums and the premiums like I said are going to be lower on larger products like uh you know kilo bars 100 ounce bars and even lower if you want to actually go out into the market and buy a 1 000 ounce comex bar for example that's probably going to be the closest thing to the spot price that you can get but then of course you know you've got this gigantic bar that if you drop it it's going to you know break your foot but anyway oh yeah that's a brief tip you know I actually did drop this thing on my foot once so I will tell you if you're a new stacker and you're handling heavy bars wear closed-toed shoes because that hurt quite a bit so there's a tip that might save you a toe so the paper contract thing that has a lot to do with the whole manipulation thing you might hear people talking about precious metals manipulation now for some reason in the comments on these videos people often reference that as a reason not to buy gold and silver I view it a bit differently now is there manipulation in this paper markets yeah there definitely is you know the spot price is not the real price of physical metal it's the price of a paper contract and a lot more of those paper contracts get traded than actual underlying metal exists this is an important thing to understand for anybody who's getting involved in the precious metals game and it's a lot of the reason why we say in the stacking Community if you don't hold it you don't own it now let me give you some examples of why that saying holds true in regards to Precious Metals manipulation and that sort of thing so I'll pull up the latest numbers from the comex here now this is provided from Mike say 98 on Twitter shout out to Mike and definitely if you're on Twitter go give him a follow and give me a follow too at stack smarter this is the latest information from the comex in terms of how much silver they actually have on hand at this Commodities exchange so the eligible silver that they've got about 257 million ounces registered silver 31 million ounces and change now the register just the stuff that's like immediately available for anybody who wants to take delivery that is somebody who buys a favorite paper Futures Contract and wants to actually get their hands on that physical metal they want to take the delivery from the inventory at the comex that equals out to about 288 million ounces a little bit more than that that's how much silver they actually have in their vault supposedly at the comex now if you look at the open interest that's the number of contracts that are outstanding so 127 385 and each one of those represents about 5 000 ounces of physical silver so those total contracts represent about 636 million ounces of silver so they've got 288 million but they have contracts outstanding for 636 million so this kind of gives you an idea of the kind of game of musical chairs that they're playing at these Commodities exchanges now one of the reasons that folks like to have their hands on gold and silver in the first place is that they're a safe haven you know for disastrous events in the economy a hyperinflation War bank failures what have you one of the nice things about gold and silver is they don't have any counterparty risk so you know if you've got this in your hand there's really nothing that anybody can do out there that can devalue this it's not like a bank account where you could wake up one day and the bank says oh sorry you know we failed we don't have the funds that we're going to bail in and take your deposits or it's not like uh you know you buy some shares in uh China mobile or something like that and you wake up the next day and the president has put you know sanctions on Chinese companies and so your asset is frozen because those are you know things that have happened look at Cyprus you know they had bank balance and here in the U.S uh Chinese Securities were frozen for a lot of shareholders and uh same thing if you owned you know gas prom stock or something like that Russian stocks following the Ukraine invasion you know those assets were frozen but there's nothing that anybody can do I mean short of I guess Banning the ownership of gold and silver but even then you know they've got to manage the logistics of a confiscation or whatever and I think that you know the logistics of that favor the stackers the reason like I'm saying people own precious metals is to hedge against tail risk events you know major Black Swan events and stuff like that and so you know owning a paper Silver's contract when you know for a fact according to their own numbers that there's not enough physical metal at the exchange to back up those paper contracts it's kind of a crazy thing and you know as far as manipulation goes having paper contracts out there that aren't actually backed up by physical metal and not a hundred percent it really leaves the door open to quite a bit of manipulation because if you're a bank and you have you know access to tremendous amounts of fiat currency that you can use to just open up naked short positions you really can manipulate the price of precious metals and there's been a lot of evidence of this I mean JP Morgan has had some Traders convicted over the past couple years they've paid I think over a billion dollars in fines for spoofing the precious metals market so there is manipulation out there now to what extent it goes on I have no idea I mean it's not really a transparent thing obviously they're not doing it in a way that you can just you know Google it and find out or it's not visible in any accessible database or anything but you know just know that manipulation does go on on these paper markets but to me that's a reason to be getting your hands on physical metal because I mean if they're using paper assets to artificially suppress the price of gold or silver and that allows you to buy the physical metal at a discount to you know what would be quote-unquote a fair market Price I'll do that all day I because any kind of manipulation to that extent I think is ultimately unsustainable and the fact that we're able to get an asset below its real fair value I think is you know a huge opportunity a huge Advantage okay and speaking of reasons to own gold and silver obviously the fact that you know if they're being suppressed and they're cheap then that's a good reason to be getting into them also you know they're printing a lot of dollars today folks gold and silver traditionally are a hedge against inflation you will hear some people push back against that because after all we've had a lot of inflation here over the past couple years in the U.S and gold and silver while they are higher than they were in September you know they are still lower than they were in 2011. if you adjust the price for inflation they're both well below that and the all-time highs for silver is like 1980 silver hit 50 bucks in intraday trading and if you adjust that for inflation at something like 170 uh in today's currency and so you know why haven't they kept up with inflation well there's a lot of things at play there but I do think that ultimately gold and silver are going to prove to be effective inflation hedges in the long run and the fact that they haven't risen drastically despite the level of inflation that we have again I view as an opportunity I view it as a sign that gold and silver are undervalued at today's prices and if you want to know if gold and silver are really inflation Hedges all you have to do is look at places where they're experiencing runaway inflation you know places like turkey right now for example they have inflation I believe their year over year rate is north of 80 percent and gold and silver have both skyrocketed in terms of the Turkish lira or look at places like Zimbabwe or Venezuela I mean I personally have some family that went through the hyperinflation in Venezuela and a lot of them were able to get by by selling precious metals that they had now they weren't stackers they didn't have coins or bars they would have been a lot better off if they did but they had some jewelry and stuff like that and that was able to you know get them through some of the worst times in a lot of currencies around the world right now gold and silver are putting in record highs it's just in the US dollar we haven't seen that yet because the dollar is kind of strengthened as the FED has been raising rates you want my take on it inflation is going to get worse and gold and silver will prove to be inflation Hedges ultimately and you know one of the reasons that gold and silver are so undervalued at today's price is because there's kind of like this psychological war on gold and silver um you're labeled as kind of a weirdo I think if you want to get your hands on physical metal that's sort of the mainstream take on things you know you're some survivalist a living off grid in a bunker now I'm all about living off grid in a bunker and all that but it's not a prerequisite for stacking Metals by any means and you know you see things like Ben Bernanke the former chairman of the Federal Reserve when Ron Paul asked him in Congressional testimony if he thought gold was money uh he denied it flatly he said no and then when Paul asked him why central banks stacked gold he said it was just because of tradition now obviously bernanke's not a fool he knows that gold and silver are money at least I would assume he understands their role historically but you know he's not trying to undermine the Fiat game that the government and the central banks have going you know and kind of in his best interest to downplay the role of gold and silver because you know Central Bankers tend to not like gold too much it's something that they can't print so anyway I am kind of rambling now about reasons to stack gold and silver but I do think that inflation hedging is an important role in your portfolio that gold and silver can fulfill and also you know the Hedge against a systemic collapse that sort of thing uh a way to protect yourself against bank balance bank failures potential cyber attacks a takedown of the financial system and we've seen lots of glitches Lately from Bank of America to the New York Stock Exchange to the FAA a lot of people seem to be experiencing a lot of glitches these days and who knows one day you might wake up and find that your brokerage account or your bank has had a glitch and you're just kind of out of luck but the good thing about gold and silver like I said no counterparty risk it's in your own custody nobody can make them worthless with the stroke of a pen or the touch of a keyboard and there's not too many assets these days that you can say that for so that is a good reason to get into gold and silver now I'm sure that there are some things I didn't cover that were germane to new stackers in today's video again this isn't meant to be a comprehensive guide it's just like a broad broad overview some of the different types of bullion you can get some of the reasons you might want to invest in silver and clarifying some terminology if you've got any questions about gold and silver and you're a new stacker put them down in the comments but before we wrap this up I do want to give you some quick tips now these are tips that I wish someone had shared with me before I got into stacking gold and silver but I'm going to go ahead and just run through these for you real quick so first of all buy from a reputable place you know don't pick up gold and silver on Craigslist or eBay from small sellers or anything like that maybe when you get a little more experienced and you understand how to spot counterfeits and that sort of thing you could do that you know you can look for deals but if you're new just stick to reputable dealers now SD bullion is a channel sponsor they're pretty much where I buy all of my gold and silver so I feel very comfortable sending you to them there is a link down in the description and if you are new and you've never bought from them before go to sdbillion.com new and they have some offers where you can actually get some gold and silver at spot next tip is don't just shop in one place you know I do think you should check out SD boy and that's where I shop but also you know check out all the other places all the other online dealers reputable ones they all have Better Business Bureau Pages you can find the reputable ones pretty easily check out your local coin shop definitely if you have one go in there and chat them up and just familiarize yourself with the market I mean look if you don't want to do that go to SD Boolean you're not going to get ripped off there they have good customer service they have excellent pricing do they always have the absolute lowest price on every single piece of bullion well no I don't think that anybody has that that would be impossible but if you go to their deals page you're always going to find some really excellent deals and I will say that they always consistently have the lowest price on something you know I think right now they've got uh Scottsdale mint stuff on sale which is amazing I mean if you guys have been watching for a while you know I love of Scottsdale silver I've got a lot of their bars and rounds and stuff like that and they've got those on sale right now okay next up is when you buy your gold and silver track what you're doing start a spreadsheet in Excel or Google Sheets or whatever and track what you are buying this will make your stacking Journey a lot easier if you do this from the beginning put in you know whatever data you think is relevant it definitely include like where you got the stuff the date how much you paid per ounce the total price all that stuff because you'll find that once you get doing this for a while you're going to kind of lose track of things and you might also in that spreadsheet you might want to include like a picture or a link to a picture of the specific product and probably a copy of your receipt and when you go to sell that's going to make your life a lot easier because you're going to be able to determine you know what your cost was and you know none of this is tax advice or financial advice or anything but knowing your cost basis on an asset like gold and silver is going to be very helpful when you go to sell it for tax purposes because you will need to pay capital gains tax and you know just keeping track of all of that information in one place will make your life a lot easier the other thing I will say is plan your purchases you know don't just go out and compulsively buy some stuff like have a strategy have an idea of when you might sell your gold and silver what is your actual objective you know are you looking for capital appreciation are you looking for an emergency fund in Precious Metals you want an inflation hedge asset do you just think that gold and silver based on your analysis are undervalued think about all this stuff have a plan in place before you go out and shop and then the other thing I will say is don't use leverage to buy precious metals don't go out and you know use a credit card or any kind of debt to buy precious metals because you know if the market doesn't move the way that you like you could end up being forced to liquidate your Metals at a bad time and you want to be a strong hand and to that no you know don't go all in on precious metals at one time either you always want to have some cash on hand because what happens if you spend all your cash on you know a silver bar you do pay a bit of a premium on it and then the next day you get an unexpected expense now you got to go liquidate that bar you're going to lose the premium uh you know gold and silver not the sort of thing you want to be moving in and out of a very long term holding and so you know always make sure that you have some cash in on hand don't put yourself in a position where you're going to need to liquidate your precious metals to pay for an emergency now I mean if you absolutely have to that's part of the reason that we have things like gold and silver but I don't go all in is my point I don't think it's wise to do that and also one of the reasons you don't want to go all in is you know if you go all in and then the market drops well you can't take advantage of the lower pricing I mean my Approach has always been to make regular small incremental purchases and I tried to buy on days when the precious metals are going down now we have recently had a bit of a pullback a silver was up over 24 bucks now it's around 22 so I mean I do view this as probably a good time to get into the market if you're looking to and certainly by any historical standards gold and silver are both very undervalued I think just don't go all in at once make your purchases incrementally and I think that that will serve you well now this video has gone on uh longer than I anticipated but you know once you start talking about this stuff you can kind of go on for a long time if you are a stacker like me and you really like stacking but again if you have any questions or anything please leave me a comment down below and I will be happy to do my best to answer that for you and I do just want to say a big thank you to everybody for watching if you're a new stacker welcome to team hard money I mean this is an awesome hobby it's an awesome way to save some real money and who knows in the event of an economic catastrophe we talk about that a lot on this channel this stuff might end up being a lifesaver so let me know what you think in the comments down below thanks for watching everybody stay safe and happy stacking and I will catch you next time smart silver stacker out

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Length: 34min 5sec (2045 seconds)

Published: Tue Feb 21 2023