Robert Kiyosaki Reveals His Millions in Gold Coins

by | Nov 22, 2023 | Gold IRA | 29 comments

Robert Kiyosaki Reveals His Millions in Gold Coins




Robert Kiyosaki tells about his first investment and why he prefers to buy gold and silver coins.

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Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” recently made headlines when he revealed that he has millions of dollars’ worth of gold coins. In a recent interview, Kiyosaki discussed his investment strategy and the reasoning behind his choice to invest in gold.

Kiyosaki is a strong advocate for investing in hard assets such as gold, silver, and real estate. He believes that these investments serve as a hedge against inflation and the devaluation of fiat currencies. In the interview, he explained that he has been purchasing gold coins for many years as a way to protect his wealth and ensure financial security for himself and his family.

One of the key reasons Kiyosaki is bullish on gold is the current state of the global economy. With central banks printing trillions of dollars in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kiyosaki sees a looming threat of hyperinflation. In such an environment, he believes that holding physical gold is the best way to preserve wealth and purchasing power.

In addition to the economic rationale for investing in gold, Kiyosaki also points to the historical significance of the precious metal. Throughout history, gold has been recognized as a store of value and a form of currency. Unlike paper money, gold has maintained its worth over centuries. Kiyosaki is confident that this historical track record makes gold a reliable long-term investment.

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Kiyosaki’s decision to invest in gold coins is a reflection of his broader investment philosophy. He is a proponent of financial education and encourages individuals to take control of their financial future. By investing in assets that have proven to protect wealth, Kiyosaki believes that individuals can safeguard themselves against economic instability and market fluctuations.

It’s worth noting that Kiyosaki’s stance on gold is not without controversy. Critics argue that gold does not produce income and therefore does not offer the same potential for growth as other investments such as stocks or real estate. However, Kiyosaki remains steadfast in his belief that holding physical gold is essential for wealth preservation, particularly in times of economic uncertainty.

Overall, Robert Kiyosaki’s revelation of owning millions in gold coins has sparked a conversation about the role of gold in a well-diversified investment portfolio. While opinions on the precious metal may vary, there is no denying that Kiyosaki’s decision to invest in gold is a reflection of his commitment to financial education and long-term wealth preservation. As investors navigate an uncertain economic climate, Kiyosaki’s perspective on gold serves as a timely reminder of the importance of protecting assets and ensuring financial security.

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29 Comments

  1. Anthony Garcia

    Hmm looking at 10 year trends I'm not sure this is the best investment option, from 2011 to 2016 silver went from 45.00 to 14.00 and gold went from 1,862.00 to 1,000.00 so I'm not convinced personally

  2. Bhimji Sarwan Kumar

    The more people bid to buy gold, the richer this man gets as more demands for gold will increase the price of his gold!!!

  3. Ryan De Seixas

    Where do you keep your stash of coins? Asking for a friend!

  4. Monira Zaman

    Robert. I would go to those coin shops

  5. Cowboy BeBoop

    Realistically this is a stupid investment and I say this as a guy who collects coins. The problems with it is that

    1. You have to pay for storage or risk it getting stolen.
    2. You can`t cash in this stuff quickly at least not for it`s "real value".
    3. You can`t get good deals in coin shops etc. There are a few traps you fall in if you don`t know what you`re doing and you probably don`t.

    Owning gold online is better since you can always buy and sell right away and you always get the market value.

  6. Torey 777

    False u could own 3 troy ounces

  7. Matty badd

    My sons is only 11 and he just spent 300 of his savings he got 11oz of silver eagles I’m very proud of him he is ten steps ahead of his dad who was never taught about how to get Rich ,investments and assets

  8. abdul sijad

    enter dave ramsey….ramsey and kyoski should have a fight

  9. Haina Qin

    I am an adult and my first investment was a silver monster box

  10. Jimi Ellis

    $2000 will buy you the same stuff you got in 1972 for $50 lolol

  11. Crooger35

    Silver was also $1.5/oz in 1972 .. its $23/oz now. So…..

  12. Sunsworn

    He hates banks, where does he keep it?

  13. knpstrr

    Assets are better. If you want to pay your rent in gold, silver, btc, dollars, whatever, i'll take it.

  14. Arcade Head

    i agree with him, dollar just a paper and i dont trust government

  15. Akeno Misaki

    But $50 at that time worth a lot also

  16. Isaac

    This guy is a scam artist

  17. Chris K

    Didnt he say investing in gold and silver is the worst investment in another video. Lol.

  18. Billy Bob Mirango

    well RK…. if you live in Canada, I'd expect Trudeau to make you feel like a criminal again if you have gold and silver. The government has sold all our gold reserves and it would not shock me if he tries to nationalize gold and silver mines and take our/your white and yellow….
    having said that, I just bought a gold 1/4 roo and a 10 oz bar of silver

  19. No one

    Can you give me 2 gold ones please

  20. Future Trillionare

    Exactly I am 18 year's man my 1st investment was gold of 4gram

  21. Hemant Tanpure

    I believe that regardless of his background and fame , he is a fraud.He keep disclosing his wealth and ways to create wealth in public.His main source of income shall be his royalties and nothing else.

  22. Doc Hollywood

    Amen, Yahuah's money

  23. Kevin Hickey

    I traded some fiat yesterday. And last Tuesay and every Tuesday coming. A little bit every week adds up

  24. Nucks4Life Boy

    That's why I stack baby.

  25. 2468

    So it's still worth the same value

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