Thinking about my kids' future with my Gold IRA - anyone else doing this?

• •I've got a decent chunk, about $75k in my Gold IRA , that I started building up a few years back.
• •For me, it's always been about real assets – living out here in Fresno, you see it every day with land and crops.
• •My father always drilled into me the importance of owning what's real, not just paper promises.

Been thinking a lot lately about leaving something tangible for my kids and grandkids, especially with all the talk about inflation and the economy feeling, well, squirrely. I've got a decent chunk, about $75k in my Gold IRA, that I started building up a few years back. For me, it's always been about real assets – living out here in Fresno, you see it every day with land and crops. My father always drilled into me the importance of owning what's real, not just paper promises.

My two boys are still young adults, just starting their own families, and honestly, the idea of them inheriting a portfolio of stocks that could tank overnight gives me heartburn. The Gold IRA just feels different. It’s something they can literally hold, something that’s been valued for millennia. I know the rules around IRAs and inheritance can be a bit complex, especially with physical assets. I want to make sure I set it up right so it's a smooth transition for them, not a headache. Are any of you guys here actively planning to pass on your Gold IRA, or other physical gold/silver, to your kids?

I’m particularly curious about the logistics. Does anyone have experience with designating beneficiaries for a Gold IRA? Are there any common pitfalls folks run into when trying to keep these assets in the family for the long haul? I'm picturing it as a kind of family bedrock, something they can lean on or build from, rather than just another asset that gets liquidated and taxed away. I guess it really boils down to wanting to protect them from some of the volatility I've seen in my lifetime. Any advice or shared experiences would be really appreciated.