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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Evom777, post: 991616, member: 27123&quot;]One of the greatest traps about collecting anything, for any reason, is that people tend to become partial to things that were initially meant to be sold at a later date. The question You need to ask Yourself is whether or not You will be able to &quot;pull the trigger&quot; when it is time for You to sell. </p><p>Regarding silver...I have some that is much more bland than others....therefore it will be much easier for me to unload it when I want or have to. (compared to some pieces that I might be a little partial to) </p><p><br /></p><p>Bottom line is that You need to shop around for the best prices, (and they WILL vary) and go from there. If You`re looking to cash out in a year though, and have $150 to invest....personally I would go with silver. (either junk, or bullion) Older coins are roughly 90% silver, compared to bullion which is .999 fine. Some Canadian issues are even a little finer at .9999, and therefore will cost a tad more. Keep in mind that when selling back to a dealer You will get a little less than spot value regarding bullion, and of course even lesser regarding 90% junk silver. Every dealer has different buy-back rates. If I were in Your shoes,(and I once was) I would stay away from anything graded and stick to junk or bullion. (just my opinion) </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Keep a level head and realize that anything could happen as well, even though I personally think that silver is a steal at its current levels.....only the Lord knows what the future holds. Good luck with everything, and stop by these forums again. : )[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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