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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zekeguzz, post: 1037511, member: 15455&quot;]Bullion Definitions: A mass of precious metal.</p><p>A refined and stamped weight of precious metal</p><p>A practical and tradable way to handle precious metal. </p><p>The pure form of a precious metal from which coins, bars, plates, and ingots are made. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In my experience of being a CT&#039;er I&#039;ve never been told or reccomended to slab modern bullion anything. Just purchase it that way if desired. Very worthwhile advice. </p><p>But slabbing $1, $2 1/2, and $3 gold bullion coins from the 1850&#039;s is different because of the rarity and authenticity issues involved.</p><p>Commemoratives are &#039; technically &#039; bullion too, IMHO . But anyone slabbing one to preserve its condition is to be appreciated and respected, IMHO. </p><p>So aren&#039;t all coins made of preciuos metals bullion now i. e. Mercury dimes, War nickels, Walking Liberty halves,etc.?</p><p>They all are worth more than their face value because of their precious metal&#039;s intrinsic value.</p><p>So &#039;Bullion is Bullion &#039; has its exceptions. Bought in 2009 a $50 gold buffalo or $50 gold Mapleleaf is an investmest. So why not invest in bullion? Just don&#039;t slab it.</p><p>As can be seen from the above posts just take all the advice you can get and make the choice for youself. This is my humble opinion. zeke[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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