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>>49910197
>To put money away without my savings getting eaten by inflation
You'd probably want gold more than silver. I'd still strongly recommend silver but gold is stable.
>No, but should I?
If you are concerned for seizures by zealous government in the future the less of a paper trail the better. This reduces your available sources to your area as opposed to the internet at large.
>Not particularly, I don't see myself getting more than one or two oz of gold at any one time
You're fine. I'd still suggest looking up your local tax laws. Some states have some hoops to jump through or boxes to tick off to avoid Taxes, ideally a certain $ amount threshold like $1000.

>No not really, itd be like a
>>in case of emergency break glass
>Type of investment, I wouldn't want it to be easy to turn back into cash
Big huge bricks of silver and some chonky gold is in your future. Keep it under 10k to avoid reporting if paying cash. If not paying cash ie check or something embrace the paper trail and get what you please delivered to your door. Tax laws probably want you buying government mint gold coins but check your tax laws yourself to see what's what.