Thinking about rebalancing some silver into gold, thoughts?

• •Diversification has always been my mantra, especially when it comes to retirement.
• •About 5 years ago, I put around $70k into a Gold IRA, with a decent chunk of that being silver.
• •The whole portfolio is sitting around $220k now, which I'm happy with, all things considered.

Been running a tourism business here in Savannah for the past 12 years, and let me tell you, I've seen my fair share of economic tides – from booming seasons to, well, less booming. Diversification has always been my mantra, especially when it comes to retirement. About 5 years ago, I put around $70k into a Gold IRA, with a decent chunk of that being silver. The whole portfolio is sitting around $220k now, which I'm happy with, all things considered.

Lately, I’ve been looking at the silver performance compared to gold, and I'm wondering if it's time to rebalance. I used that Silver vs Stocks tool on Gold IRA Blueprint – the 10-year view really puts things in perspective. While silver has certainly done well, I’m seeing gold maintain a more consistent, albeit sometimes slower, upward trend. With some of the inflation fears still lingering and the general uncertainty out there, I’m leaning towards beefing up my gold holdings and possibly trimming some of the silver positions.

My initial thought is to shift about 15-20% of my current silver value into gold. That would bring my gold holdings up to around 70-75% of my precious metals, with silver making up the rest. The idea is to reduce some of the volatility that silver can sometimes bring, without abandoning it entirely. Does this sound like a reasonable move to any of you seasoned investors?

Has anyone else here recently rebalanced their Gold IRA from silver to gold (or vice versa)? What were your drivers? Any unexpected tax implications I should be aware of when doing this within an IRA? I've mostly just bought and held, so I haven't gone through a rebalance like this before.