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		By: FLSharkvictim		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Back up the truck now why if you have the opportunity to grab some silver since it&#039;s sitting around the 18:50 per oz. Your going to be kicking yourself right in the rear-end for not doing so.. Your going to look back after about 10 years where silver most likely be anywhere from $75.00 to $100.00 a ounce.  It should be sitting at $50.00 oz right now but for some odd reason, its not! I would not go run out and buy a bunch of bullion, that&#039;s for sure. I buy nothing but High graded NGC Peace Dollars, Morgan Dollars and Silver Panda coins b/c no matter what silver does on the market, those types of coins will always have a high value to them due to the rarity and the low mintages - compared to the silver eagles where they mint something like 40 million of them in a month. Dont get me wrong there are some Silver eagles that are worth a TON, but i normally don&#039;t buy eagles unless it&#039;s some sort of Anniversary or special edition.  Also, if you can afford it in your budget the centennial gold coins series, the Mercury Dime, the gold standard liberty quarter and the last release of the half, those will be HIHGLY collectable big time.. Low mintage and you have the rarity factor and the eye appeal for these 3 coins. No matter what gold does on the market those gold coins will do very well no matter what since they have such a low mintage for a US coin. I dont have a Crystal ball in front of me but I tell you one thing, no matter what silver does on the market, Peace Dollars, Morgan Dollars and the Silver Pandas will always have a high value to them..]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Back up the truck now why if you have the opportunity to grab some silver since it&#8217;s sitting around the 18:50 per oz. Your going to be kicking yourself right in the rear-end for not doing so.. Your going to look back after about 10 years where silver most likely be anywhere from $75.00 to $100.00 a ounce.  It should be sitting at $50.00 oz right now but for some odd reason, its not! I would not go run out and buy a bunch of bullion, that&#8217;s for sure. I buy nothing but High graded NGC Peace Dollars, Morgan Dollars and Silver Panda coins b/c no matter what silver does on the market, those types of coins will always have a high value to them due to the rarity and the low mintages &#8211; compared to the silver eagles where they mint something like 40 million of them in a month. Dont get me wrong there are some Silver eagles that are worth a TON, but i normally don&#8217;t buy eagles unless it&#8217;s some sort of Anniversary or special edition.  Also, if you can afford it in your budget the centennial gold coins series, the Mercury Dime, the gold standard liberty quarter and the last release of the half, those will be HIHGLY collectable big time.. Low mintage and you have the rarity factor and the eye appeal for these 3 coins. No matter what gold does on the market those gold coins will do very well no matter what since they have such a low mintage for a US coin. I dont have a Crystal ball in front of me but I tell you one thing, no matter what silver does on the market, Peace Dollars, Morgan Dollars and the Silver Pandas will always have a high value to them..</p>
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