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The biggest problem is the so-called economic stimulus which will continue to devalue the U.S. dollar, and erode its buying power. Printing money is also inflation, and no matter how many U.S. Treasury bonds China may buy, they won't be able to come near to buying up the outrageous debt being incurred by the U.S. government.

What that means is the money printing presses will have to continue to run full time, without there being any other way to pay back the enormous debt load now being thrust upon the American people. That means inflation is already here, which is the hidden tax.

The collapse of the dollar means there will still be a piece of paper with dead presidents on it, but that piece of paper will continue to buy less and less, while prices rise and the value of the dollar erodes as money is printed and printed to pay off what we can't afford.

In this situation, one of the strong alternatives to protect your money is to buy gold and silver as this will preserve the value of your asset.

What type of gold should you buy? - Aren't they all the same? There are coins, bullion, antique coins, stocks, mines, futures and commodities markets, stocks and funds that invest in mining and equipment that's used to mine it and other precious metals.There are American gold and silver coins and several countries produce coins of some sort and in several different denominations, sizes and quality.

Would buying gold and silver online be a better way to do it? - You wouldn't know whether an online dealer is reputable or not, would you? Check the Better Business Bureau, check with independent sources from Internet, family and friends. If they've only been in business a short time, be extra wary, but even established dealers have been known to have problems.

One of the several questions you should be considering is if you want to keep it yourself or have the dealer keep it for you. If you're extra cautious and want to ensure your yellow metal is actually in your hands instead of a piece of paper saying it's in a vault somewhere, you may be paying a premium for shipping and insurance. This is actually another reason to purchase small quantities a bit by bit over a certain period of time. Then there's safety deposit rental if your bank doesn't provide one for free.