>>60906900
>How many ounces of gold and silver should an average person have?
Depends on the person. If you are young, fit and industrious, have useful skills, honest. Chances are you don't need any gold or silver.

If you're older, specialized in a not so useful field, you should probably have a few thousand ounces saved up as you may not be employable in recessionary times.

How many oz of silver would a young skilled doctor need? None. People will gladly pay him if he is useful.

Most of us fall somewhere in between.

>>60894905
>This is how silver gets remonetized. Not by government dictate but by millions of normies exchanging fiat for silver.
I agree. Defacto remonetized, not necessarily dejure. Needless to say, there is remarkably little physical gold/silver per person in the USA.

Even modest stackers will have enormous liquidity compared to the neighbors, and in some cases will be, at least temporarily, the richest ones in their community. No one wants to be land rich and money poor with zero liquidity.

That's when weath transfer happens.