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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Silverhouse, post: 1360151, member: 29452&quot;]When I began actively buying and collecting again, I went to my then local coin shop after doing some research first on the net.&nbsp; When I went in the man noticed me and welcomed me and said, &quot;take a look around, even if you don&#039;t have money to buy anything you&#039;re more than welcome to hang around with us and talk and ask anything you want to know about coins.&quot;&nbsp; So I thanked him and looked around, and asked him some questions about the ASE.&nbsp; Why they had so many versions, how to tell the difference etc, etc.&nbsp; I asked what the difference between and MS 70 and 69, and he said not much other than price, LOL, He told me some collectors like &quot;perfect&quot; coins but if I was just buying to collect and invest don&#039;t go the collecting all ms 70 route the ms 69 and (pr) 69s were enough and still held collector value.&nbsp;&nbsp; I ended up buying 1 ASE and 2 Englhard silver bars for 65.00 total.&nbsp; I look at the prices of 3 oz now and it makes me happy to know I still &quot;got in&quot; at a good price.&nbsp;&nbsp; Even at 34.00 an oz it&#039;s still a good price.&nbsp; We collectors and investors of silver should be happy and grateful silver is not over the 100 dollar mark, not yet.&nbsp; If it ever gets into high triple digits, then I would say you were late for the Silver Train.&nbsp; As I visted his shop and learned more, the more I realized he had the most honest prices of all the researching I was doing.&nbsp; Where I live now, there is no honest dealers...Not really.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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