Buying Gold & Silver bullion or coins for the best price

First check out all of ebay searching under Silver Bullion, Gold Bullion, Silver bars, gold bars, gold & silver
coins.  You can get some terrific buys on ebay so that is your first stop.
In silver I would buy the American Eagle even if it carries a higher price. The American Eagle is a collectible coin
that goes up in value from year to year regardless of what the bullion spot price is on silver.  The same goes for the Canadian Maple but not as much increase in the collectible part.  Both of these coins are available in both
gold and silver.  All the professionals I research are calling for 2014 to be a banner year in gold and silver
increases.  The best return is goiing to be on silver, in my opinion.  Silver is trading for more than 50 Troy oz.s of
silver for one Troy oz of gold.  Historically this figure has been 15 to 1, almost for 3,000 years.  It will return to
that, I believe, within the next 24 months.  Gold may end up at $8,000 an oz, who knows but it will go up and
go up substantially.  But $8,000 in silver is going to go up faster and percentage wise higher.  Why?  Because
how many people can afford to buy lots of 1 oz gold coins vs silver coins. Right now $1,300 for one and $23.50
for the other.  Things have been placed into action by the government which are going to make silver and gold
go up, and fast.  I refer you to the executive order the President signed which goes into effect on 7/1/14. Google
it, read it, then buy silver and gold.  Buy NO coin or bullion product whatsoever that does not have stamped on it
99.99% pure or .999% pure.  If it isn't on the item, run don't walk to the nearest exit.
Last a good place to research gold and silver and where the experts write their columns is Kitco. Com, you can
learn a great deal about how the future of gold and silver is looking as an investment.
If this article helps you in any way please rate it.  Good luck in your investing you're on the right track and can't go
wrong if you are buying long term.  The paper price of gold and silver is not the real price that is being paid for the
physical article.