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There are entire industries that try to SELL you gold and silver. Some even let you have some representative chunks. But since those companies are out to make money you'll always be on the losing end somehow and not be able to figure out why.
If you actually want gold or silver go pan for it yourself(legally). That way its yours, its not income until you decide to cash it in and maybe you can make stuff with it as you watch the economy burn to the ground(America's favorite passtime second only to baseball)
But you can just set up leapfrogging CDs if all you want to do is beat inflation.
This is an interesting point that you make.
What are your thoughts about stocks to hedge against inflation?
A good stock trend following system can product great returns. It's not uncommon to make 50% in specific stocks that are in an uptrend.
Only hold it in your possession, not on paper or in a bank deposit box.
But gold should be going down soom with orange fixing economy
An ounce of gold will always be an ounce of gold.
An ounce of silver will always be an ounce of silver.
Both of these have had value and were seen as stores of wealth for nearly all of human history and will probably continue to have value and be stores of wealth for the remainder of human history.
Over the past century-or-so silver has gained a massive amount of practical/industrial use cases as well. It has become a bit more of an industrial resource, however it still has rich roots in currency.
if a new method of recycling gold starts up, gold prices will tank. but that's just natural.
likewise if a new deposit of gold or silver is found.
you should never sell it to a pawn shop, they're only going to give you the market price that day. you go to the pawn shop because you're desperate or really want to get rid of something, not because you want to get a good return. that's the entire premise of their business.
specific collectable coins have different values depending on the mint and its collectability.
Gold/Silver dealer
This will protect your investment.
Sucker
Why are you offering me 99% LESS than what i paid?
Perhaps you misunderstood my post, I edited it to clarify. I wasn't recommending pawn shops/coin dealers. I would like to know how you plan to sell them though.