Silver (maple leafs) have already worked for me. If you have the funds do gold.

Minted coins, in ounce sizes, can be bought through a bank, but the fees are higher. Find a reputable coin dealer in your area. Stop in. Talk, Learn. Buy … even a little to begin. In Canada, Maple Leafs are usually sold in ‘leaves’ of 25 ingle ounces pieces. However, one can also buy silver dollars – a few at a time.

Usually over the short term, but definitely over the long haul – You can’t lose buying metal – provided that you don’t allow yourself to panic if you get low on funds. The rule of thumb: buy low, sell high is the key.

(I don’t mean a certificate that says you have meal. I mean the actual metal.)

And you’ll need a safety deposit box to keep the ounces in, but then getting your investment is subject to bank hours. Better yet, get a quality home-safe. Put it somewhere secure. (Keep to the law of silence.) Use to screw bolts to ‘nail it down’.

You Can do this!