For sure. At the current prices, it's a bargain you shouldn't miss out on.
I agree...the rise in the price of gold is not indicative of an increase in its value. It's rise is indicitive of the decrease in the purchasing power of the fiat currency. You have more "dollars" being created chasing the same amount of gold/silver ounces...thereby the rise in the "price" of gold and silver. With the Fed announcing unlimited monthly bond purchases and creating the "currency" to buy that debt on of thin air you will continue to see a "rise" in the price of all commodities. Gold and Silver, versus oil, soy, wheat and sugar, have the added benefit of not being consumed. They exist in their pure form without rusting or degrading. Gold and silver aren't "money" as a lot of libertarians think...they just fit the description of "money" best. Their rise to the top comes from 5000 years of human use.
To be fair, I wouldn't spend all 100k on the metals. I would buy producing farmland, equipment to maintain it, precious metals and keep a little as cash to trade. Cash will maintain some value for a while in as the currency collapses.