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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SILVEREAGLE4EVR, post: 1016435, member: 25771&quot;]Fair point and well put.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you can get a price on these ASEs for a great price I would sell them with an immediate turn around. Otherwise, if you buy in to high right now you may be getting yourself burned. There is some inflation looming with the ever weakening dollar but this is only temporary (There is an apparent currency war happening with the Dollar/Yen) . It comes in waves as history repeats itself. There is no time frame on these &quot;ups and downs&quot; you just have to learn how to let go and sell for profit. Presently, with precious metals if you can find a great deal, and I mean stellar, then buy and sell. Otherwise, it is a bad time to buy in on silver not knowing if it will get around $30 or not. Even at this increase it will not be beneficial for you to buy these coins, unless they are for collecting, because; they are proofs and probably well priced over premium already. </p><p><br /></p><p>The present economy is too labile and ASEs, being bullion, are a VERY volatile investment and a risky one at the present spot. Everyone who owns ASEs or silver bullion wants to see the spot price increase....of course they do...but not even the most experienced economist knows what the hell the market is doing with this &quot;recession&quot; or &quot;recovery&quot; happening today. </p><p><br /></p><p>I would recommend finding just some silver bullion, not proofs or pre 1964 90% silver and just buy in a few over the next few weeks so if silver raises then great, however; if it drops then you will not be burned. Hope this helps.</p><p><br /></p><p>P.S. Yes....there are a lot of people who do not know what the value of a coin is or even know anything about the stock market or economy. These people do not completely drive up the prices...they just cause more commotion than anything.&nbsp; What mainly drives the spot price is the stock market investors and emerging market economies. Our financial system, or banks, that have too many toxic assets and investors are nervous and skeptical as hell to put their money back in the sector to drive up the dollar. Instead, they seek out precious metals to &quot;protect&quot; their money. Its happened since the dawn of time with gold and now with silver because it is cheaper so it becomes more attractive to us...plus it has much much much more industrial use than gold.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just please be cautious in buying these ASEs if the price over spot is too high. Silver will eventually go down...when...I do not know. How high will it go...Im not sure. If you are truly doing it for an investment...I do not recommend these coins as a purchase unless you get them for no less than $45-$50 a coin for a worth while investment.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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