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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Prime Mover, post: 1524651, member: 38783&quot;]Depends on what your goal is.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you just want fractional silver for bullion purposes, I&#039;d go with the suggestions for general 90% junk silver coins.&nbsp; They are very abundant, although if they are very worn, you aren&#039;t exactly guaranteed the full silver value, as it&#039;s not all there (not a huge deal, but it is something to understand).&nbsp; The coins can be put into the plastic tube roll holders, and they stack very well in a box, SDB or safe, and by quick look you know exactly how many and of what type you have.&nbsp; You can find a lot of junk silver at very low over spot ratios especially if you buy in bulk, which is your best bet financially.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you want nice, pretty shiny silver things that stack well and are guaranteed fresh and complete with silver content, then go for the bars.&nbsp; You will absolutely pay more per ozt for the smaller bars than you would junk coin silver, so it&#039;s the least bang for the buck.&nbsp; Stay away from the 1 gram bars, they&#039;re pretty much useless aside from looking neat IMHO.</p><p><br /></p><p>Personally, when I started going through the collection to see what I had, I got rid of a lot of the junk silver coins and traded them in for new rounds and bars since I am a little OCD and liked the nice, neat, clean stackability of them (rounds in mint tubes and the 5oz and 10oz bars interlock for safe stacking).&nbsp; However now as I&#039;m learning more, my opinion has changed and I&#039;ve started to rebuild my junk silver collection since I&#039;ve seen the value in them, as well as the much lower premiums associated with them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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