I'd say anything you can find, you begin protecting your money from the instant you convert it. You'll get the most bang for your buck with bars and the price gets better depending on size. I like both rounds and bars personally and I look for "secondary market, varied condition, any mint", you find those to be a little less expensive compared to new uncirculated bars and rounds. I'd definitely suggest nothing fancy or name brand unless you're looking for a novelty or something. My two personal choices are below. Just FYI, I'll happily share what I know from my own experience with you, but I'm no authority on the subject.
Thanks for the reply man. Makes sense to go for second-hand, non-fancy stuff; more concerned with the metal, not the collection.
No worries. That's my opinion too, it's all about the metal.
I like coins because it looks like more silver:)
LOL. It may actually be easier to use in a transaction than a bar. It's a coin after all.
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