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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Blissskr, post: 2651762, member: 34882&quot;]This is true with most anything but especially with bullion or bullion masquerading as &#039;collectibles&#039;. I&#039;d recommend anyone new avoid the various collector bullion rounds. If you like them then sure collect what you like, but don&#039;t expect to make money or think they are investments. There are going to be lots of people ticked even if silver reaches 40/oz when they can&#039;t sell their &#039;insert artsy silver round here&#039; for 3x what they paid. And instead get offered spot or a few dollars over which is less than these rounds costs to buy when they sell.</p><p><br /></p><p>In general numismatic coins hold their value much better and are less subject to swings in pm prices and are thus a much more stable play imo. I&#039;ve always made out better with numismatic plays versus bullion ones. Despite starting out having a main focus on bullion I quickly moved into numismatic coins and have done much better there. Certain numismatic coins are also extremely liquid if you stick with key dates, etc you&#039;ll have no issue finding a buyer when necessary.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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