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So I'm just getting into buying silver bullion. But I'm a legit novice retard with absolutely zero experience regarding precious metals. Long term I also hope to get into gold after I have a few thousand in silver.

I've ranked my priority for buying as follows

>1st: 1oz Silver Eagles (about 25% of my purchases for obvious high demand)
>2nd: 1oz Canadian Silver Maples (20% since they're closer to spot; however less sought after)
>3rd: 2oz-5oz Silver bars (also 20%; I'm already going to have enough smaller denominations via the aforementioned coins; holding mostly for prospective spot value increase primarily as a simple hedge against inflation. Really any bar is fine; buffalo is just cheap and i thought it looked cool)
>4th: British coins and Mexican Libertads (15% purely for diversification)
>5th: 10% commemorative coins and junk that may increase in value due to it's aesthetic rarity
>6th: 5% Goldbacks (easy way to get into gold; plus I think they're just an interesting concept; considering getting some Swiss fractional gold too but they premiums are absurd on some of them)

The remaining 5% will just be discretionary and I can toss it at whatever I want. Maybe just save it to buy fractional gold.

Should I be throwing silver Krugerrands in there? When buying I frequently am finding them as the coin closest to spot consistently but apparently they don't sell back over spot at all? Also thinking about adding Australian stuff into the mix. What do? Am I completely fucking retarded?

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