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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 848853, member: 5454&quot;]Not knowing what you are interested in my advice is to just start small.</p><p>There are many kinds and types of silver.&nbsp; Make a few purchases of some silver US coins like Mercury dimes, Walking Liberty and Franklin halves, maybe a Barber dime, quarter and half dollar.&nbsp; Look at these coins and see if anything interests you.&nbsp; Some of the 90 percent US coins can be bought rather inexpensively.&nbsp; They can be sold without much of a problem if you need to liquidate.</p><p>&nbsp; That said, another area to consider is the .999 pure bullion.&nbsp; American Silver Eagles are one of the safest [low risk] ways to own silver.&nbsp; Then there are the foreign coins like the Libertad, Philharmonic and Maple leaf.&nbsp; I do not advise getting into the Brittannia [expensive] unless you just get one example for your collection.&nbsp; These world coins are also fairly easily liquidated when the time comes.</p><p>Everything listed above is government minted coinage.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Then there are silver bars and rounds.&nbsp; I like to have a few one troy ounce silver bars on hand.&nbsp; Englehard and JM are a couple of the most accepted.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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