Birch Gold - Anyone else with a smaller account happy with them?

• •Been seeing a lot of posts lately about these massive Silver and Gold IRA accounts, like folks dropping six figures and more.
• •That’s awesome for them, but it kinda makes me wonder if my relatively smaller fund makes me less of a priority for some of these companies.
• •I only rolled over about $75k from an old 401k into a Gold IRA with Birch Gold Group around two years ago.

Been seeing a lot of posts lately about these massive Silver and Gold IRA accounts, like folks dropping six figures and more. That’s awesome for them, but it kinda makes me wonder if my relatively smaller fund makes me less of a priority for some of these companies. I only rolled over about $75k from an old 401k into a Gold IRA with Birch Gold Group around two years ago. I’m a farmer out here in Fresno, California, been in agriculture my whole life, so I believe in tangible assets, things you can hold and see. Stocks and bonds just feel… ethereal to me half the time. Gold and silver, on the other hand, always seem to hold their value over the long haul, especially when the economy gets a little rocky like it has been.

My experience with Birch Gold has actually been really positive, even with what I consider a pretty modest account size. My specialist, a fellow named Mark, has always been super responsive. Never felt like he was rushing me off the phone or treating me like small potatoes. He walked me through all the different options for my precious metals, made sure I understood the storage fees with Delaware Depository, and even helped me understand the whole process of getting the physical metals to the depository. Everything was clear, no hidden surprises, which is a huge deal for me. I hate surprises when it comes to my money.

I’m thinking about rolling over another chunk of change, maybe another $20k or so, in the next year or two, depending on how things shake out with the harvest. I’m just curious, has anyone else with a smaller account had a similar good experience with Birch Gold Group? Or even with other companies? I feel like sometimes these companies cater more to the whales, and the smaller guys get left behind. It’s comforting to know there are still companies that value all their clients, not just the big fish.

Also, any other agriculture folks here leaning into physical assets? What's your reasoning? Always good to hear other perspectives from people who understand the land and hard work.