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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 6550233, member: 100459&quot;]I have been fortunate over the last 24 years.&nbsp; My father sat my brother and I down and he told us that he had been collecting coins.&nbsp; They are/weren&#039;t gold, but there is some silver.&nbsp; He told us that he didn&#039;t have the kind of money he would need to buy gold.&nbsp; My father was a Sargent in the U.S. Navy, then he retired in the Army.&nbsp; He served as a corpsman in the Navy and when he switched to the Army after WWII, we became a glorified medic.&nbsp; He did everything an RN could do. He was a Veteran in the Navy in a submarine, then a medic Korean War and his final service was in Vietnam.&nbsp; He was wounded in all three wars.&nbsp; Anyway, I was proud of my Dad and when he left us his coins, it wasn&#039;t much, but it was my Dad&#039;s.&nbsp; Anyway, he told me that if he had any money, he would have bought Gold.&nbsp; Thanks to him, I bought the U.S. Mint&#039;s gold which I was very selective about which gold coins I would buy and they are now worth many more times than my purchase price.&nbsp; The gold coin I am most proud of owning is the 2016 W Mercury Dime Centennial Gold Coin ($204.95). I was also very lucky to buy the other two coins in the set... 2016 W Standing Liberty Centennial Gold Coin ($489.95) and the 2016 W Walking Liberty Centennial Gold Coin ($869.95).&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure, nor do I care what they are selling for now.</p><p>My recommendation is to buy gold, but watch the market too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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