Delaware Depository

Yeah, it's actually a great option.

So we use a place called Delaware Depository.

We help people set up their accounts.

And it doesn't matter what size account that you have.

Well, IRA metals are also held at the depository.

And some people have found that when they do a cash purchase for gold or silver, that it's a good option to have it stored there.

So it's funny that you mentioned this because this morning, my day started with a client of ours that that she was a beneficiary on our original client's account where they bought like $7 million worth of silver and had it stored at Delaware Depository.

And the person that was the main account holder, she passed away a couple of years ago and she left it to her family members who were already listed as beneficiaries on that storage account.

So the custodian is an IRS-approved institution, usually a specialized trust company.

They do the regulatory paperwork, and they arrange for your gold to sit in a highly secure third-party depository, places like the Delaware Depository or Brinks.

Right.

Which brings us back to that terrifying paperwork error I mentioned.

Right? To protect your retirement from systemic shocks.

Yeah.

But as we move toward an increasingly digital 2026 economy where assets are tokenized and wealth moves in microseconds, one has to wonder, in a true global financial crisis, does the vast physical distance between you and a Delaware depository make that gold feel more like just another abstract number on a screen?

Oh, wow.

So, so I have, um, I have the gold and silver IRA, but with another company.

I s- with the same company, I also have just, just a pot of gold and silver that's segregated in the Delaware Depository.

So would I transfer those, those coins to 7K, or would I leave it-

Well, I would put...

No, no, no.

Go ahead.

I would tr- I w- when you said that, I'm just like, "Wow." You'd probably wanna take out of the Delaware Depository and have them sent to your home.

Why is that?