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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Coinman_Ben, post: 591151, member: 9923&quot;]If you got the 2009 original mint tubes and you leave them in the original mint tubes, than you should be able to sell them for at well over spot within the next few years, otherwise, you&#039;ll probably only be able to sell them for the going rate of any other common date silver eagle (which can be anywhere from a couple dollars above spot to at least $10 above spot in today&#039;s market).&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I predict the difference between spot silver and the going rate of silver eagles will only increase as demand for silver grows since the silver eagles are the most widely recognized silver bullion product in the market, therefor, while other forms of silver bullion may be cheaper, they won&#039;t go up nearly as high as the silver eagles will when demand for silver increases, so your best bet as far as bullion is concerned, is most likely the silver eagles, therefor, I wouldn&#039;t even consider any other bullion product other than silver eagles unless you think it looks interesting and you want to add it to your collection, but know that when demand for silver increases, the silver bullion product that will be most sought after in the case of a surge in demand for silver, will be the silver eagles, so if you&#039;re investing for the long term, and not just buying for enjoyment, than you will want to limit yourself to either &quot;junk&quot; silver (whose numismatic value will increase with the silver value) or silver eagles (whose value will go up with global demand which other, privately issued silver bars and rounds won&#039;t have).</p><p><br /></p><p>However, if you&#039;re buying for the enjoyment of buying silver bars and rounds as well as for the investment, than feel free to buy whatever you enjoy looking at, in my opinion, buying silver isn&#039;t just about limiting yourself to what you think will go up the most, but also about enjoying what you have bought and while the above strategy will work best if you&#039;re just buying silver to sell or trade at a profit when the time comes, the most enjoyment comes from expanding your collection beyond one type of coin, which is really what coin collecting is about.&nbsp; It&#039;s not about hoarding, it&#039;s about enjoying the coins you buy by buying a variety of coins that you like.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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