I Have $1000 - Silver Or Plat?

Really? that's interesting. I've only had good experiences with them. I have, however, never actually bought Rhodium specifically. The way the website describes the process of purchasing and what you actually get sounds fine to me. Unless they're lying.

Rhodium is definitely a curiosity metal. Back in the day when I ran an industrial R&D lab, we would buy Rh from time to time. Typically that was in 5 gm vials from Johnson Matthey or other similar suppliers. IIRC there were a few very specific reductions that could be done with Rh, typically with complex molecules that contained multiple possible reduction sites, not all of which we wanted reduced. It was quite specific about what it would or would not reduce under reasonably mild conditions. We never did develop a suitable industrial process that would justify its high cost, so tended to use Raney nickel as our 1st choice or Pt/C or Pd/C as higher cost alternatives.

I think platinum might be a little more stable... but silver has a much higher opportunity for profit.

I always tell myself I'm here to help stabilize my investments... but Whenever I buy silver I find myself think of the possibilities of a profit when silver skyrockets :P

I would be very cautious of Rhodium. I remember in 2008 or 2009 when it went from $10,000 an oz, to $1,000 an oz.

That would be a valid question, especially considering their tax problems at the moment.

Go for the silver lukkyseven.
A thousand bucks will get you close to kilo.
If you can get it in 1 or 5 oz slabs all the better

Yeah, and in this case you have to worry about two countries' presidents.