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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wiggam007, post: 1762133, member: 18436&quot;]Okay, well I am going to start off a bit different.&nbsp; I always believe in diversifying a bit so let&#039;s add some numismatic value as well.&nbsp; I think grabbing the Canadian Wildlife series would be a good idea.&nbsp; Using Provident&#039;s prices it would come to around 236 for the 6 1 oz. rounds (so not the new 1.5 oz. Polar Bear).&nbsp; Even though it is about double the price of what you would pay for other silver rounds, I think the fact that there is some good numismatic value there as well is a good way to protect your self a little.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Next let&#039;s add some generic rounds.&nbsp; I like the classic coin designs like the capped bust, Mercury dime, or incuse Indian head design which go for 21.93 each.&nbsp; I would go with some combination of those up to 50 rounds for a total of $1097.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Using the remaining cash, grab Provident&#039;s off quality ASEs at 2.49 above spot which would allow you to grab 51 one of these coins.&nbsp; Getting the off quality ones get you the best bang for your buck, saving you about $.70 per round as opposed to 2013 coins.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>And yes, I would love to be a part of the contest![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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