Investing In Silver Bars Strategy - Robert Kiyosaki Investment Strategy How to Buy Silver Bars? So you are thinking of buying silver bars? Perhaps you have previously purchased silver bullion or gold bullion. Maybe you are embarking on a new financial plan to preserve your wealth in the face of growing inflation and economic instability. Regardless of your motive, silver bars can be a great addition to an investor's portfolio so long as you have the information you need to make the best possible decision for you or your family. Before you jump in with both feet, it is important to understand a few basic factors regarding silver bars: 1) The different sizes of silver bars 2) Where to buy silver bars and determining the best dealer for you 3) The ease of liquidity 4) Privacy factors I. Different Sizes of Silver Bars Silver bars come in different sizes and weights. They are sold primarily in troy ounces and in increments of 1 oz., 5 oz., 10 oz., 100 oz., and 1000 oz. bars. Some mints even sell them in small fractional or gram sizes. There is no right or wrong way to own or purchase silver bars. Due to fabrication costs, the smaller the silver bar, the larger premium per ounce a buyer will have to pay. The opposite is true for larger bars; the bigger the silver bar the lower the premium per ounce one will have to pay. This is due to the fact that it is more cost effective to produce a 100 Oz. Silver Bar than it is to produce a smaller, for example, 10 Oz. Silver Bar. The best size silver bar to buy depends on your motives for buying in the first place. As an investor, only you know why you are buying silver bars and what your goal is. Large silver buyers are interested in preserving their wealth while getting the most ounces for their fiat currency. Small silver bar buyers are also interested in preserving their wealth, though they find the ease of liquidity and flexibility provided by smaller silver bars to be worthy of their typically higher per ounce price. II. Where to Buy Silver Bars Silver bars can be bought in numerous ways, including but not limited to buying online at websites such as eBay or our website, GoldSilver.com. Some investors buy silver bars locally at coin or bullion shops, while in some countries investors can buy silver bars directly from banks. Almost every silver retail outlet has more than one payment option: bank wire transfer, credit card, cash, postal money orders, checks, and PayPal are all but a few payment methods being used within the precious metals industry. Always consider any differentiators that some silver dealers may have over others. The silver dealer with the lowest price doesn’t necessarily mean it is the best choice. Mike Maloney, author of the # 1 best selling precious metals book Guide To Investing In Gold And Silver, says that fellow investors must take into account the value, not merely the price, of any investment decision. For example, GoldSilver.com’s value differentiators are the Education, Vault Storage Options, and Exit Strategy that we provide our bullion customers. III. The Ease of Liquidity Definition of 'Liquidity' according to Investopedia* 1. The degree to which an asset or security can be bought or sold in the market without affecting the asset's price. Liquidity is characterized by a high level of trading activity. Assets that can be easily bought or sold are known as liquid assets. 2. The ability to convert an asset to cash quickly. Also known as "marketability". Liquidity basically deals with the ability and speed to convert your asset into cash when it is time to do so. The question on an investment's ease of liquidity or marketability is very important when choosing the right brand or hallmark of silver bars. It is important to stick with bars minted from trusted, established and well-known suppliers. If you buy established industry hallmarks and silver bar brands such as those offered through GoldSilver.com, you will be able to easily sell your bars for a fair price when the time is right for you to sell. Conversely, if you make the mistake of buying silver bars from suppliers that are not well known or established, the value of the bars might be in question when it comes time to sell. Buying silver bars with weak hallmark recognition introduces the risk of your being stuck with unknown silver bars nobody wants to buy or place a bid upon, or of being forced to sell your silver bars for less than what they are worth. For the best liquidity and largest sellback options, stick with highly recognized, globally respected Silver Bar Hallmarks And Brands.

• published: 19 Oct 2014
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