Who we are

About Stackers Paradise

A one-man dealer in Severna Park, Maryland — everyday bullion at working prices, and hand-poured silver from artists worth knowing by name.

Character reference

Meet the bird.

Every view of Flipp, straight from the official turnaround sheet — sunglasses on, opinions loud. He takes stacking seriously and himself not at all.

Flipp the Flamingo official character turnaround sheet

Origin story

Flipp's Story

Twenty years of buying ounces will teach you that most bullion looks the same. The first hand-poured bar changed that — rough edges, a maker's stamp, a bar that looked like someone made it. That was the end of buying only tubes.

Flipp showed up on the label soon after: a flamingo in sunglasses who takes stacking seriously and himself not at all. He handles the personality. We handle the metal, the packing and the shipping.

The catalog

Three things, done properly

Everyday bullion

Gold, silver, platinum, palladium

The volume driver, fulfilled through a wholesale partner so the catalog stays deep and listings stay in stock.

The passion

Hand-poured silver art

Bars and rounds from named artists, bought direct, higher premium and hard to find anywhere online.

Narrow by design

Bullion-oriented coins

A deliberately short list of collector coins we would buy ourselves — not a numismatic warehouse.

Sourcing

Direct from the maker

Every poured piece is bought from the artist, usually in batches of a few dozen, so we can tell you exactly who made it.

Where we ship

US, Canada, Australia

Discreet packaging, tracked to your door, free shipping on US orders over $500.

Who answers

One person, every message

Questions about a specific pour or an order go to the owner, not a queue. Usually a same-day reply.

The community

Built like a collectors' club, not a warehouse

Poured silver moves the way collecting always has — drops announced on Instagram, trades between people who know each other's stacks. We list the artists by name, post what is coming, and answer questions in plain language.

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