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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lawrence Goldbe, post: 817735, member: 23552&quot;]I get this question frequently from investment oriented coin and or bullion investors: &quot;What is the most liquid form of hard assets?&quot;&nbsp; The answer will depend a lot on your network.&nbsp; As a dealer, my range of contacts is so vast almost every form of gold or silver is liquid.&nbsp; However, as an individual, you will want that form which the most people can easily buy for a recognized and easy to determine price.&nbsp; The price of silver (or gold or platinum for that matter) is easily found on line, in the daily newspapers, or on television.&nbsp; Therefore, any one ounce silver coin that is easily recognized as containing one ounce of silver will probably be easiest to sell.&nbsp; This could be well known silver rounds like sunshine, or US silver eagles or Canadian Maple Leafs.&nbsp; Bear in mind, silver eagles and maples have higher premiums even when you sell, which is inconvenient for the casual seller.&nbsp; However they are a bit more desirable since they are so easily identified.&nbsp; Somewhat harder to sell are bags of 90% pre-1965 silver, 10 and 100 oz bars, circulated Morgan or peace silver dollars, etc.&nbsp; That being said, none of these are really difficult to sell, as virtually every dealer in the country and quite a few non-dealer will readily buy them.&nbsp; Just be sure to watch your values.&nbsp; Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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