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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;alyssacoins, post: 2170574, member: 74021&quot;]The modern coins, which are in the millions fluctuate with the price of silver is not the way I went. I like the older US coins, Graded if you can this way you need not to worry if they have been cleaned/polished or fake. They have a history to them and the better struck coins will usually with stand the price drops of silver - some dates and mint marks will continue to increase even when the price of silver drops. If you decide on raw coins, which I really, really like - my advice is to educate yourself on how to identify cleaned/polished, and fake coins because e-bay is flooded with them. I&#039;m not much of an e-bayer because of that, unless you can trust the seller - I like to physically handle the coin. It is easier to identify cleaned/polished, and fakes and not purchase than it is to return. Also, as you get educated you won&#039;t be fooled that NGC and PCGS are the only qualified third party grading companies and you&#039;ll be able to build yourself a nice collection. I think the bars are considered ingrets (?), I&#039;ve seen them in collections and carry a nice piece of history - but don&#039;t know nuch about them to elaborate. Hope I helped.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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