Part 1: EMERGENCY Gold Plan 🔥
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- It's been a destructive Spring, so we're going to revisit the topic of gold as part of emergency exit planning - organizing your gold and other valuables in a way that makes it easy to grab (some of it) in an emergency. Links below.
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You are kind of wrong on how hot a house fire can be. After 15 yrs on a local fire department I have seen a lot of gold and silver fully melted. I have seen rifle barrels melted. One thing we did learn about this subject is to keep it as much as possible off the ground, maybe 2 ft. A true fire safe is only good for 4 hours before it starts acting like a oven.
Yeah, I could have elaborated on that. I think I have in the past. Worst case, though, the metal content is still there. I hadn’t heard 2’ before. I have a few about 6” off for venting with an added assumption that a basement is going to fill with water in a fire.
I have thought about glueing crete board to the outsides of my safe or two layers of sheetrock. Just to buy some time.
@@DrSchor If you are asking about the one that starts with a S , total loss of data. You are better off with a 70 yr old safe and Kevlar or Nomex bags.
@@66block84 Not a bad idea. Put it near a outside wall if possible.
Yes but I would imagine these were scenarios where the metals were out in the open. Not encased in a TL30 fire rated 2hrs + Pelican case… most cheap gun safes from big name stores will fail the fire test…
Buying gold makes you a prepper. A financial prepper!
Or a wealth preservation organizer.
I am too old to bug out walking a long distance, so my plan is to bug in. This is where my preps are and I can't take them with me, so here I stay.
Yes, same here. No bugging out, just fight like hell to make whoever wants my stuff to pay the max price I can manage.
I’ll stay and fight for my castle
Me too. But a few healthy firearms and food items (etc.) are definates in surviving
what about your children?
@kitkat47chrysalis95 what about them?
My go to CZcams Channel about Gold for sure!!! Thanks for all the uploads.
Thank you!
LOL. 2 tubes, 44, fat stack of cash and a passport. Good to go.
Heading to Vegas!
Passports are no guarantee
Another thing to consider nowadays is a faraday bag.
Wasted efforts if your devices will be fried due to solar flares so will the broadcast towers
@@mattmatt6572 And when they get repaired?
I watch all your videos. I spread the word. The Musashi quote is part of how I take my inventory. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks!
I have a friend who has a stack of 10 Krugerrands that melted into a clump when his wood cabin burned down. He didn't lose any gold, but they did lose some value.
It's been less than a year that I even thought I needed a plan. I'm heading in the right direction and it was great to hear the overview of your plan. Has me altering mine.
Thank you thank you thank you for listing the gear. Love it!
great info
Once you have stood on high ground in Napa Valley overlooking entire subdivisions laid to waste can you understand the power of mother nature. Unfortunately I have had to insurance adjust home after home after home where every molecular mass on a piece of property was reduced to ash burnt 4x over. Time after time the same story was told, California National Guard knocked on our door, 'you have 60 seconds to grab whatever you can' and was whisked away in the back of a 6x6. It is absolutely horrifying what a wildfire can do, truly biblical.
Yeah, I know people from several areas in California who lost their homes in similar situations. Terrible thing. Have to feel pretty helpless.
Enjoyed this. Hail got me this month. Destroyed 2 cars and the house's roof.
And that is why we have Insurance kids.
Oof
Insurance Kids?
What are those?
Doublestampfoldinggun is the coolest phrase. Nice. May you never have to grab and go, sir.
Definitely better to have a plan and not need it!
Loved this one. Very practical. Thank you.
Great video! Please do more on this subject! I like how you organize things and think about it.
Thanks!
Good stuff! Thanks for the boogie bag tips.
I love your style of planning for in case anything were to happen
Great advice and example of how to be more prepared.
I never knew about fire bags, thank you. Gear talk is good.
Keep up the great work!
Thanks!
I been waiting for gold to dip to 1800 again to buy. How many people have been saying this the past 6 months? 😆 🤣 😂
$2,205 would be a 10% drop, 2,085 would be 15%. Those would be back up the truck moments for me.
@2is1gold it's funny how people go out to a restaurant and blow 200 or 300 on dinner but wait months to save 100 bucks on a dip to buy a gold coin. I usually skip dinner and buy gold when I get that itch and need my dopamine fix.
I've said it a few times.... 😔
This hurts becasue that was me 6 months ago. Gold was 1800 and the talk was it could go to 1850 or 1750. So i waited figure " might save 50 bucks ", 50$ isnt nothing. 1 month later (+/-) "Its gotta drop soon right? It cant stay at 1925,..not yet." lol :)
I expect it will dip sharp and quick but briefly when the market finally capitulates and shakes out the rest of the weak hands that need liquidity.
This guy is Billy Bad Ass, and that’s why I love this channel.
Awesome video! Definitely interested in gear reviews, might be a good topic to discuss on your other channel? Either way love the info!
Good info.
Again thanks for your work !
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great video and a very good reminder. thanks again
Cheers!
Loved this video, liking your way of preparedness, good stuff, great channel, thanks
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I enjoy your content so much brother, well done as always!
Appreciate that - thank you!
You and I have a ton in common when it comes to security. Well made video.
Thank you sir!
BRAVO!!! Bro putting in the work!🤙🏽🥃
Thank you sir! 🥃
As always. Well done video with practical tips. Thanks
Thank you!
Loved this. Keep these org and equipment vids coming!
Thanks!
Good info and a few things to think about and prepare for. It’s better to be ready than trying to get ready.
I love this video. Thank you for making it.
Thanks!
Great Video as always! I think this is probably top 10 ! Gets people thinking about real life issues that "could be" right around the corner.
Thanks!
When he started speaking in the video, I thought that he was going to talk about estate planning! LOL!!
Great video brother thanks for the info 🥃🥃🥃
Thanks Nate! Cheers! 🥃
Love the Goldbacks.
Prepping tips and equipment are always a good subject. I also agree that you should do a video on the prepping subject on your other channel. I personally am very interested in all forms of prep/protection.
I like the Milwaukee packout cases on wheels for custom sizes...
Also good for the range.
I keep a fire-rated bag inside my fire-rated safe full of firearms. I store cash, a little gold and irreplaceable documents in there. In an easy location for the grab-n-go times.
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Great stuff. I'm inspired to be better prepared.
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As a fellow case/organization nerd this was great. I have apache cases in every size and color for everything from forst aid kits to radios to self defense tools.
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I'm as prepared as I need to be. But I always change things up when I find better ways.
Ledger all good. Seed phrase in a melt proof system even better
Love the Shiro! I'm hoping to get one in the near future.
They're so good.
Great videos we need more like this in the community
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I enjoy this type of content 🤙
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Years ago, I had a high quality leather belt made, which has an inner 20" zipper. Hypothetically, I'm able to fit (10) 1/2 oz AGE, and about (8) 1/4 oz AGE, worth a little over $16K. The belt can't be left behind in an emergency, it can't be dropped, it can't be pulled from my grasp. Unless lava is coming down the hill, I'm staying put.
I'm going to order a couple of those firebags. Thanks for the idea to fill a hole in my preps. :-)
I use Trebleet SSD cases for my data storage. You still use those big mechanical drives?
They’re 4tb external drives. Need a place to store all my memes! 😄 Here’s what I use: amzn.to/3VdcSWt
I found this tip somewhere regarding extending the fire protection in your safe. Put in a can of water, whatever size you want, and cover the opening on top with painters tape. Water boils at 100 centigrade at seal level (212 F). If the temp in the safe hits that, the tape blows off from the boiling water and so you have a continuous mist of water vapor inside the safe. This will hold the internal temperature inside the safe steady until the water completely evaporates. Or so I am told. Comments welcome.
Great video. "Im not a prepper....here's my preps ". lol
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I have a plan sorta like that, but with a much smaller Pelican case.
For a long time I thought 3 oz was the number. Maybe be still do.
Your videos on these topics are always amazing. I’m sitting on the edge of my seat for your other channel to pop off.
Thank you!
Haha. “She has her priorities wrong, but I’m not going to try to change her mind”. A thought every married man throughout history has had. Brave of you to post this. 😊
Ha!
Love this style of vid! We have very similar tastes and protective measures! Well Done
Thanks! 🤜🤛
This was a good one well done sir
Thank you!
My favorite golds are lunar series 3
That’s a very amount of preparation for a non-prepper. I am completely unprepared, I have all the things but not at all organized. Thanks for the inspiration.
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What's the model number for the small pelican? Or dimensions would work too
Nice pelican case. 👍
Always listening and thinking 🤔 about your ideas. Mary in Indiana ❤
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Fantastic video! A lot of people could benefit from a little basic emergency preparation like this. The fact that you say you're not a prepper would make this video more palatable to some of the people that should see it.
Sometimes I think about IRL SHTF scenarios and I'd say the closing days of the Second World War in Europe counts. Those stash boxes always seemed to have gold and pistols in them. And cigarettes were currency.
Agreed on the potential for it to not be a fringe idea but something that could affect anyone. Cheers!
@@2is1gold cheers!
Can you make a video explaining the kanesis card?
Very good info. I have never considered a solar charged battery pack. Thanks!
I'm so glad he just told be where his stash is
I used to worry more about fire. I kept my silver and gold in ammo boxes. The idea was at least I would have all the metal even if it was melted into a solid bar at the bottom of the box. Thanks for letting me know I don’t have to worry about that.
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You are the gift that keeps on giving 😎
Nice knoife. Ben looks perplexed. 😂
I've had a go bag of sorts prepared for a long time. It's probably not as cool as yours but it's pretty well set up. As someone who would rather set up my own cloud service than use one from a big tech company I kind of need to be a bit prepared just in case
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Impractical prepper here😉. I don’t have a bug out bag, I have a bug home bag folding rifle and all. House fire, tornado I’ll get out and go to my shelter . Anything else I’ll stand my ground 🫡
I agree with others too old to travel so staying put,if it goes tits up you can't trust anyone else, travelling will be impossible and the shops and gas stations will be closed
"You must leave now take what you need you think will last... What ever you wish to keep you'd better grab it fast... "
nice opsec
If you forgot certain gear then you would forget that same gear if there was an emergency.
But you bring up great points. I need to look at how I'm storing away certain items. Particularly my black powder firearms and powders
You way more organized than I am 😂 great idea though I have some of my stash readily accessible along with my emergency go bag.
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This is great because I actually lived next to a metal refinery and it actually blew up a couple of years ago. I was panicking throwing stuff that I absolutely needed in a bag and it had a bunch of silver and gold some clothes and I have a fire proof bag with my passport and important documents that I threw in also. The bag was incredibly heavy. It was a scary situation. Fortunately the fire didn’t spread to my place all was fine. You never know when something unexpected will happen. Thanks for this video.
So hard to figure out what to grab in the heat of it. Bad pun. Glad you came out okay.
Also, if your house gets on fire, your gold will be fine as it is a metal, it could just melt at worst.
It is just bad for numismatics.@2is1gold
"You never know when something unexpected will happen."
No, we don't, which is why I find the often used comment "expect the unexpected" completely hilarious. 😆
@@edb3877 I’m definitely a little more prepared, but I think I just knew what to grab, it was more like running on adrenaline. Something’s were covered though insurance but it’s crazy how fast you can react in critical moments. (At least it felt that way) I was on my deck outside when it happened, I almost ran through the screen door lol, but it helped me get my stuff together faster. If it wasn’t for like seven fire departments showing up as fast as they did It would have taken over a few homes. I have some videos on Ig.
It is easy to see that you appreciate quality and practical items! might I suggest a Refuge Medical Supply, First aid kit! because I want you and your family to be here for a long time Sir! Great video
Looks like good stuff. Thanks!
@@2is1gold Yes Sir! Made in America and good people!
Can confirm on the Refuge Medical IFAKS. Many good ones.
What do you do for a living? Im missing out!
I've heard that $20s are possibly better than $100s because the $100s can be more thought to be counterfeit and sometimes aren't taken. Great information. Thank you!
New 100s are much harder to counterfeit and they’re the only 100s I keep. I do have 20s in there too, though. Cheers!
Milwaukee M18 portable power adapters with a couple of 6ah batteries for each cannot be overlooked. Seagate 5TB portable HDs for all of the important digital items as well as scanned documents you mentioned. All fit nicely in the AL briefcase. It's light, easy to pick up with one hand and lockable. The ducats in tubes, loose fiat, etc. all fit nicely in it and weighs under 30#.
Primary & a few mags on the PC. The secondary, PC with mags is a bit heavy but for good reason--LV IV Special Threat & the blowout kit under the front plate, the Ops Core with ears on it with the NVDs is also light. Milwaukee Packout units are available in clear tops as well & they work well for a plethora of reasons and are inconspicuous.
Lastly, the laptop mirroring the desktop is always charged & in a light padded bag. Cheers!
See...well laid plans. 🤜🤛
My buddy lost his house to a fire 2 months ago. Manufactured home on his family ranch went up and within 15 minutes the entire structure was gone. He had several thousand dollars cash and his wife's family's jewelry buried 2 feet or so about 20-ish feet away, and lost everything in it. I'm not sure what the container was, but at 20ft away and 2ft under ground, who would've ever thought THAT wouldn't have been enough? Cash carbonized to essentially trash which isn't all that surprising (although yes, you can send the scraps to the bank and the Fed will replace some non-100 percentage), but the heirloom gold jewelry melted beyond recovery - that was shocking. No 2 house fires are the same and can absolutely burn hotter than people think. Don't assume that a fire-rated safe will protect everything in pristine condition... most especially especially if it's indoors, at a centralized location with lots of "fuel" around it that can prolong the blaze beyond the "1200 deg for 90-minutes" (or whatever the rating is). It might "survive" inside the safe but still be damaged beyond real value, or it might just get destroyed anyway. Cautionary tales are everywhere.
Wow.
Is that a Clayton & Crume Duffle? I'm tempted... Re the Pelican Cases, "Blue is for Bullion!"
Satchel and Page. Expensive , but they last forever.
Put the important paper between goldbacks. It be a gold shield for them
Love your videos, but I think you underestimate how hot house fires can get, sir!
Some beautiful perth mint coins you have there. I wonder if you purchased the new dragon and coi ( I'm sure you did 😜 )
Talking about it in the pinned post. Cheers!
nice pelican case....I use Crown Royal bags....black for silver, peach for jewelry, green for cash, purple for gold..... then they all go in a pelican ...lol
Great video. Good information without the caveat of zombies wandering around looking for their next dinner 😬
Have you heard of Tangem Wallet? I hear they’re easier to use than a Ledger. Might get one to see how I like it.
Worth trying. Ledgers are really pretty terrible. I've just gotten used to them.
Great info, do you have any recommendations on safes?
I like AMSEC and Hollon personally. I did a video on a relatively affordable Hollon. czcams.com/video/VQhmoehd0ok/video.html (They're all expensive.)
@@2is1gold Considering what's in the safe, spending a few thou on it seems pretty reasonable to me.
Great video, I think all of us guys think about our Jason Bourne bank safe deposit box and what we would keep inside. Keep up the hard work!
I need more passport colors! 😄
Double-stamp folding gun? Fancy!
thanks for cheering me up.... Stop Cheering Me UP !
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😅 I bet the wife wasn't in the room when you said she has her priorities wrong 😮😅
Fact.
@@2is1gold Yep, but then, that IS the safest time to say it! 🤣
Nine years ago, my youngest son ran into our room at 2 in the morning and yelled the house was on fire, which it was. I quickly put on some jeans and boots to go outside and try to contain the fire in the roof of the garage with a garden hose. It was pointless. My oldest son was the smart one. He grabbed everyone's wallet and all the car keys on the way out. The house was destroyed mostly by heat, smoke, and water from the fire fighters. Only about 5% of the house was actually burned up. My large gun safe held up well, although it was not directly in the fire. The closest flame was about 2 feet away in the ceiling above the safe. I learned you can lose 30 years worth of stuff in 5 hours. We were all fine and had insurance to cover almost everything. Never thought something like that would ever happen to me.
Looks like it could have been far worse, but what a terrible experience. Glad you all got out okay.
Curious about the external hard drive case... (Prepper mind engage) is it EMP rated or RIFD?
Nope, just poly.
As a woman I appreciated the detailed preparation to protect your family incase of an emergency.
As a huge gear nerd, I loved this video!
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I have HUGE interest in LEDGER set up . . . . Safe set up would B of GR8T interest as well . . . Always enjoy your presentations - To me - You're #1 in the Ytube world - U R very professional, calm, level headed, no fancy gimmicks, no loud obnoxious voices or idiototic catch phrases or stupid interviews . . . . . Thank you for all you do . . . Much Respect . . . Always Appreciate your time . . . . . . . . . . Take Care
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Great video! More like this please. Also I hope your friends are doing well after losing their homes. Best wishes to all
I think it more or less shuts you down. Way too overwhelming.
Ten is five
My guy if we’re making videos and buying all this we are preppers 😂 it’s just levels to the madness and how deep we go down the rabbit hole.
Fair. But we ain't Doomsday Preppers. How about that?
@@2is1gold I’m no where close to that
Praedatum In Mundo, so what layer of Exter's pyramid is lead?