Hi everyone! I don't know why I said that my blog's seem not to help anyone. That's not going to stop me from writing. I heard a collector state the he does not buy bullion. So I asked him do you buy the one ounce silver liberty that just celebrated  thirty years? He said yes to my surprise! I replied well that's bullion. He was shocked. I told him look it up in the RED BOOK. Then I informed him that the mint also makes gold bullion. It hit me that maybe other's don't know what bullion is and what it is not. Quick example. You have a collection of silver. Let's say silver hits sixty dollar's an ounce. So you need some money,and you collect the coin's to bring to the smelter. Now you have silver bar's and collectable coin's. What do you bring? You will get the same price for bullion as your collectible coin's. You see they don't care if your coin is a proof 70 or a one ounce bar. They don't care how much you paid for it either. So I say like I have said before diversify your collection. Yes buy bullion. Or should you rather melt a two hundred dollar coin. Some of today's bullion is very appealing,and not to expensive based on the market of the day. You can buy two ounce coin's for fifty dollar's. The five ounce bullion is cheaper per ounce. If you get a catalogue from Coast to Coast I saw five ounces for one hundred and thirty nine dollar's. What will you melt? Really if silver goes where the supposed experts say. You will be on your way to make some money! It's natural.