Gold or Silver

Both. Diversification is a good thing. I'm in college and have no money, but if I did, I would spread my wealth between gold, silver, oil, and one or two commodities like sugar or something.

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I don't know much but it sure seems like the gov. likes to manipulate things, which suggests to me that the only "safe haven", which actually isn't safe, is to diversify your investments/savings.

If you want to really make money - silver. If you want to be safe - gold. Mix it up. I personally own more silver than gold.
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I would be very concerned about being able to sell locally made coins. There are many recognized mints and people rely on their reputations as an assurance that the coins themselves are 99.999% pure.

Even if locally made coins are good quality, you may have difficulty selling them because potential buyers might not trust an unknown mint.

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A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; the simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences. Proverbs 22:3

Gold is in the price range of long term savers of untaxed wealth.

Gold is at an all time high in terms of price and is costly for struggling people at present.

Silver is nowhere near its' all time high and is still a good buy.

i just sold 100oz but its to buy a cool truck. I still have a couple hundred left but im debt free and dont want to go back.

1. I know how to USE it myself: I can make colloidal silver, among other things.
2. Silver is currently valued as an industrial metal, most people consider it a precious metal. The value as a medical treatment has not been factored into the projected price in any forecast that I have seen. I believe this is the MAIN value of silver.
3. When they took silver out of circulation, it was due to a silver shortage, by the president's own admission. Since then, we have increased our use of it without matching increases in mining...

Now, the f-tards run the Crimex and the Mock Markets, so what will happen with prices is MOSTLY in their hands, but those are the reasons I prefer silver.

Please look into a bit of palladium. Grant (ieuhvihs or something close to that) makes a very good point: Palladium is very rare. If every liberty lover bought one ounce, we would soon control the market. That might be useful, no?

Off subject, here: Do you know if it is true that you cannot buy vitamins and supplements in Norway?

Be careful buying from overseas.

I got all excited about a Chinese Panda silver round. Overpaid for the round on ebay cuz I really wanted it. I think I paid around $28.00 for the round.

It's fake.

I also have a 1/10oz gold Panda that I bought from a coin show. After about a year of having it I pulled it out and compared it to other 1/10oz rounds that I had. That round may also be fake (I have yet to remove the round from the plastic housings to weigh).

So just be careful.

It's severely under-priced, compared to gold. Can't stay that way forever...

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