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If you can buy in person with cash that would be ideal. Someday AI will scour every financial records and your history to determine who has what. I would also buy silver and gold eagles if you are American then you never have to worry about tax issues if selling. If you choose to just buy generic rounds and bars instead thats fine too. You have to sell alot of silver and gold to trigger tax reporting (picrel).

When you buy with "cash" there is a $10k threshold for reporting (form 8300) but thats pretty basic and a universal rule to monitor the goyim. The definition of cash varies but basically if the store isn't reporting your $10k+ transaction your bank is. Most dealers want to avoid paperwork and respect client privacy so just ask how to not trip the threshold if its that big of deal to you.