Things could get desperate in disorderly economic collapse scenario and stacking other essentials that can be tradable is always a good ideal. I don't drink much but I stack some liquor since it has a long shelf life and there's always a market for them, even the price of these have gone up considerably.
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Exactly. It's not a bad idea to have shelf-stable commodities on hand for trading in a worst-case scenario.
I believe the transition to be more orderly than chaotic, I guess the intensity can vary depending where you live, it would still be prudent to prepare for that possibility and have old silver coins at hand. I also have a few months supply of 25 year shelf life emergency meals I can use or trade. Should I don't spend these silver coins the better, I'll past them on my kids as generational wealth.