If you've got steady, reliable access to a computer...its 50/50 at this point.

If the power's out? Gold. But if gold goes to $50,000 or even higher, as some have projected...where are you gonna get change when you just need a can of coffee and a loaf of bread to get you through the weekend?

My preference has been SILVER for quite some time now. The fact that it comes out of the ground at about 9:1 against gold, but it's currently selling for close to 70:1 means that if we JUST restored the selling price to the natural ratio, we're talking about a >600% return purely by price normalization.

Looked at from a value standpoint, the few people in Canada who listened to me over the last few years didn't already lose 33% of the value of the fiat debt notes (or zeroes and ones) that they converted into silver over the last few years. This year alone, they've gained another ~30%, not including numismatic potential on some items.

PS: Check into Scottsdale's 5oz King Tut. And do it SOON! Those ones are going to be gone amazingly fast!!!