Thinking long-term legacy with gold rounds, anyone else?

• •Been thinking a lot about family legacy lately, especially with the market being… interesting, to say the least.
• •My portfolio is sitting around 400k right now, and a good chunk of that (north of 100k) is in my Gold IRA spread across various coins and bars.
• •But I've been looking hard at gold rounds as a way to diversify that portion of my holdings even further, specifically with my kids in mind.

Been thinking a lot about family legacy lately, especially with the market being… interesting, to say the least. My portfolio is sitting around 400k right now, and a good chunk of that (north of 100k) is in my Gold IRA spread across various coins and bars. But I've been looking hard at gold rounds as a way to diversify that portion of my holdings even further, specifically with my kids in mind.

I'm a manufacturing exec here in Cleveland, and the value of tangible assets is just baked into my DNA. My father hammered that home to me, and I want to instill the same principles in my own kids. They’re still young, but I want to have something truly physical to pass down beyond bank statements and mutual fund reports. Something they can hold, understand the intrinsic value of, and hopefully appreciate as a stable foundation regardless of what the broader economy is doing decades down the line. Rounds especially appeal to me because of their typically lower premiums compared to some of the more collectible coins – makes it feel more like a pure gold investment.

Anyone else on here actively building a gold-based legacy for their family? If so, what considerations have you made? Are you buying rounds specifically, or leaning more towards bars or government-minted coins? I'm debating whether to keep these entirely within the IRA for now or start acquiring some outside of it that I can physically hold and eventually gift. The tax implications are always a puzzle piece in that consideration.

Just trying to be proactive and ensure my kids (and eventually their kids) have a real, tangible asset base. Would love to hear some perspectives, especially from those who have been at this longer than my 10-odd years with a Gold IRA.