Well done. I don't think there is any right and wrong choice, but your selection will work for a number of possible scenarios.
I started out buying 1kg bars, 10 oz bars etc. and concentrated totally on silver before i realised about gold like most people i suppose. Found out very quickly that when the price rises you get a much better premium on 1 oz coins than you do on bars. and its been that way for some time now, i do remember getting some pretty good premiums on bars, but smaller denominations are always better if you have to offload a bit. even 1/2 ounce coins, but they generally carry a higher premium. I just stick to plain old 1 oz koalas etc. now. Although im surprised to watch how much these lunar coins are going for on ebay, so i have my eye on them now. i think with every silver purchase spend 20% or so on gold, even if its only 5 grams of gold, make sure your always accumulating gold as well. inflation you want silver, deflation you want gold, so you need both.
also with the 1/2 ounce coins, i believe in the long run thats going to be the best thing to own, if the price was really going to go mad, you want the smallest denominations possible.
Take your Ainslee price across the road and ask peter if he can better it. For a cash sale I'm sure he can. Also you wont have a record of your purchase at the ATO .
Well thought, Antnest ! 10 x 10oz bars of silver 1kg 1966 50c coins 2 oz gold bullion 2 x 1/2 oz gold kangaroos coins price at time came in at $9804 Good balance and easily exchanged when needed. Now, don't forget the Safety Box (goes without saying)...
