I have an oz of Pamp Suisee Gold stilll unopened (with opening creases on each corner), but 20-30oz of Scottsdale silver in .999 bullion. I need a few grand for a car. A local busniness told me they would give me a cut under the bullion but would give me a 2% bonus on my silver coins which I prefer to keep.

I need about 5k of my investment to sell in the nest two weeks (not my coins, just the 1oz bullion of gold and the 30'oz plus of silver bullion.

Any idea's on the best place to get the best prices? Thanks!

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I have been doing quite a bit of market research lately and my conclusions have lead me to highly distrust the dollar. For several years before I enlisted in the Navy, I have always intended in investing in gold, however, I never made enough money to consistently fund that investment making minimum wage and all. Now that I have a steady income which I can allocate to investments, gold is simply too far out of reach for me. Not only that but it seems far overpriced, with it's value being less than 0 short of platinum. That aside, I know it still has a long way to go before it reaches it's peak.

On the other side of the coin, silver is only /ounce. My research has lead me to speculate that with gold's price skyrocketing out of the average investor's reach, most will look for a more cost effective alternative means of preserving their wealth. My prediction is that the next commodity to see a major bull run is silver. Not only is silver a precious metal fit for storing wealth but it seems to have a wide range of industrial uses which should in turn supplement the demand for it. I have also heard (but am not sure) that the available silver left on the planet is far less than a couple decades ago and that it is even more scarce than gold.

I can also see the industrial demand backfiring on the price of silver. If and when our economy collapses, it would be a wise prediction that the industrial demand for silver will fall because the industries involved with it will have a hard time maintaining the costs to run day to day operations.

With that in mind, I have still been quite bullish in the silver industry. Not only have I been purchasing 1oz silver bullion bars(99.99% purity), but I have also bought shares in Silver Wheaton (NYSE:SLW). It is firm which funds the construction of mines for other businesses with the terms of the contract being that the mine has to sell them back the silver for a set price which I believe is about .00/oz. It then flips that and sells it for over 7 times it's value to distributors. That being said, I think it's rather obvious why I see this as a good investment.

That being said, I'm looking for input on these options which are currently 100% of my new portfolio. I know this breaks the number one rule of investing(don't throw all your eggs in one basket), however, I'm willing to bet that if these investments will not grow, they will at least for the most part, be able to retain their value, unlike the dollar.

The reason why I am steering clear of investing in any dollar based securities, for now at least) is because I have zero faith left in the dollar. It is a fiat currency which is backed by nothing but our GDP which is far exceeded by our county's debt. If my math is correct, currently our country is in so much debt, that even it taxed all American citizens 100% of their income, it wouldn't be enough to cover the bill. With our country's financial health on life support, it will only be a matter of time before the dollar loses it's status as the standard currency for world trade.

Anyways, if you're still with me any comments or constructive criticism on my aggressive investment strategy will be greatly appreciated.
bd. I am only 19 years old making less than 25,000 a year. Although it is all for the most part disposable income, I can not (yet) afford to make that kind of investment.

im thinking of investing of gold and silver since the prices are going crazy.
1 oz of silver is 44$ now and expected to hit 0 by the end of the year
anyway my question is. there are different kind of gold with dealers. coins ( different golden coins )
bullions , and other golden object

also is it better to buy gold shares or physical objects and keep it and monitor the prices !
which is best ? and which is more expensive and better to invest in. like 14K, 18K, white gold ?
any ideas ?