Thinking about family legacy with Gold Rounds - anyone else?

• •Been doing a lot of thinking lately about my family's future, especially with everything going on in the world.
• •As a lawyer, I'm always looking at the long game, and wealth preservation is a huge priority for me.
• •My portfolio is sitting comfortably between $500k and $1M, and a good chunk of that is in my Gold IRA.

Been doing a lot of thinking lately about my family's future, especially with everything going on in the world. As a lawyer, I'm always looking at the long game, and wealth preservation is a huge priority for me. My portfolio is sitting comfortably between $500k and $1M, and a good chunk of that is in my Gold IRA. I’ve always been a believer in diversification, and gold just makes sense for mitigating risk and preserving purchasing power over the long haul. My primary concern isn't necessarily rapid growth, but rather making sure my kids and grandkids have a strong foundation, especially in an uncertain economic climate.

Specifically, I've been looking into Gold Rounds for legacy planning. Compared to things like numismatic coins, they seem to offer a more straightforward, liquid option without the added premium for collector value. My thought process is that while bullion bars are great for larger allocations, rounds offer a lower entry point for gifting in the future, or for my kids to accumulate over time. It just feels more accessible and understandable for someone perhaps not as well-versed in precious metals as I am. I’m picturing a situation where, down the line, I can easily divvy up a certain number of rounds to each of my children without the fuss of breaking down larger bars or dealing with complex appraisals for rare coins. I want it to be a clear, tangible asset they can understand and hold onto.

I'm based in Philly, and while I have a local dealer I trust, I'm curious if anyone else out there has formalized their legacy planning using Gold Rounds. Have you set up specific trusts or stipulations related to them? Or is it more of a "here ya go" approach when the time comes? I’m particularly interested in any legal or logistical considerations I might be overlooking. It's one thing to own the gold, another to ensure it passes on seamlessly and effectively.

What are your experiences with passing on physical gold? Any particular strategies you've found effective for keeping it simple and transparent for your heirs? I’m just trying to make sure I’m covering all my bases for my family's financial security.