Rebalancing Silver Bars in My Gold IRA - How often?

• •Okay, so I've been thinking about this a lot lately.
• •I opened my Gold IRA about two and a half years ago, aiming to supplement my government pension when I eventually retire.
• •Started with around $60k, and I've been pretty happy with how things are looking, especially with the silver.

Okay, so I've been thinking about this a lot lately. I opened my Gold IRA about two and a half years ago, aiming to supplement my government pension when I eventually retire. Started with around $60k, and I've been pretty happy with how things are looking, especially with the silver. I'm mainly holding silver bars – mostly 10oz and some 100oz – with a smaller chunk in gold. I live here in Albuquerque, and the peace of mind having some tangible assets outside of traditional investments is huge for me. It feels like a smart move against inflation, especially seeing how things have been going.

My question is about rebalancing. I know with stocks and bonds, people talk about rebalancing quarterly or annually to maintain their target allocation. Is that the same for a precious metals IRA? Or is it less frequent because we're talking about physical assets? I'm trying to figure out if I should be thinking about selling some of my silver gains to buy more gold, or just letting it ride. I'm not looking to actively trade, as that completely defeats the purpose of why I even got into this for long-term stability.

I also used that new Tax Calculator tool the other day to get a better handle on the potential tax implications if I were to sell some of my silver within the IRA. It was pretty helpful, gave me a clearer picture of what to expect, but still, the decision of when to rebalance is bugging me. Does anyone here with an IRA like mine, especially those holding mostly silver bars, have a specific rebalancing schedule? Or do you just react when the market makes significant moves? What’s your strategy?