diversify my gold IRA with silver - good move?

• •Thought I’d share a recent move I made with my Gold IRA and get some thoughts from others here.
• •For years, I’ve been pretty much 100% gold in there.
• •You know, old habits die hard, especially for someone who’s seen a few market cycles.

Thought I’d share a recent move I made with my Gold IRA and get some thoughts from others here. For years, I’ve been pretty much 100% gold in there. You know, old habits die hard, especially for someone who’s seen a few market cycles. My portfolio is probably in the 700k range these days, and a good chunk of that is in precious metals. I’ve always seen gold as the ultimate safe haven, especially growing up in Wisconsin and seeing how quickly fortunes can turn in the dairy business if you don't plan ahead. It’s comforting knowing it’s there, sitting untouched.

Lately though, I’ve been reading a bit more about silver. Not just the "poor man's gold" stuff, but its industrial uses, its role in green tech, all that. It’s got me thinking about diversification within the precious metals myself. I talked to my advisor a bit, and honestly, he was pretty neutral on specific allocations, more focused on the overall strategy. But after doing my own digging, I decided to pull the trigger and reallocate about 10% of my Gold IRA holdings into silver bullion. We're talking about maybe 60-70k worth of silver now alongside my gold.

My thinking is, it offers a different kind of hedge. Gold for true economic uncertainty and wealth preservation, silver for a bit more upside potential if industry really takes off or if inflation gets hotter than expected and impacts commodities. Plus, with the gold-to-silver ratio being what it is, it felt like a decent entry point. I’m not looking to get rich overnight, never have been. It’s more about protecting what I’ve built over 30+ years in the dairy industry here outside Madison.

Anyone else here made a similar move recently? Or decided against it? What were your reasons? Curious to hear if my practical Midwestern logic holds up in the broader precious metals investor community.