Our coin forum is completely free! Register Now! Since I have collected only some classic coins and the majority of my scattered collection is silver coins from the USA and other old world silver coins. And how true it is. I am thinking of selling off some silver and investing that in some gold bullion coins. But what should I get.
I really do not care about design or country of origin, but I do want the most purity I can get in a gold coin. All suggestions are appreciated. Thanks ST. Report this Post to the Staff. Canada has issued a lot of golden coins with a fineness of even. This topic has 44 replies, 31 voices, and was last updated 5 years ago by poolman. Viewing 40 posts - 1 through 40 of 45 total.
Has anyone ever bought gold bullion from the Royal Mint as an investment? Watching with interest. Posted 5 years ago. Nope, I know nothing about it. Be careful of buying bars, as they attract CGT. DrJ Free Member. Xylene Free Member. If you want to invest in gold, buy an ETF. Kryton57 Full Member. Ro5ey Free Member. My favourite quote about gold I will say this about gold. Forget Gold… buy oil at the moment 8 Posted 5 years ago. User Name Remember Me? Gold prices are through the roof and our dollar is devaluing daily due to trillions being printed out.
Not just to use gold as a safe haven but with the high value suddenly want to buy more gold jewelry necklaces, bracelet, rings, etc Am i the only one trying to pickup the Mr. T starter-pack? You will be paying too much. Jewelry Premiums are too high and the market will settle back down to when Gold has been trading over the last few years in short order.
But I can tell you that buying jewelry is a losing prop. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro. Warren buffet just loaded the boat on GOLD ticker symbol. Buy biscuits or bars if you must for a physical hoard. Jewelry you lose big time. Flight to bullion will continue for a while imo. Gold bars and bullions. Not jewelry. Originally Posted by Rogerdodger1. Find More Posts by enjoythemusic. Originally Posted by mrricks. Originally Posted by pickettt. This is how the tooth fairy rolls at our house.
Attachment The prices are readily available to buy and sell. As with many things there is friction to buy, and friction to sell. Buying and immediately reselling of just about anything will result in a loss, not just a gold coin. Broken Man There is a big problem with counterfeit gold coins and some of them are really well done.
I bought them at local coin shops. It can be done. Also, I have always paid in cash, and bought anonymously- they never ask for ID. I'm sure this will change if I ever want to sell. And they always try to sell me silver coins. They try hard. I have no interest in silver- it's an industrial metal. I guess it all could be much worse. They could be warming up my hearse. I don't own precious metals anymore in any form.
Prices aren't as inflated as some others. Re: Best source for buying Gold Coins Post by suemarkp » Wed Jun 12, pm Prices vary like crazy, and it may depend on what a particular vendor has in surplus or shortage because who is cheapest for a given coin is constantly changing. Looks for the specials or deals on the websites especially at APMEX because they are normally higher than most others.
Other online places to look at are providentmetals and bgasc. Markup per ounce is least on the larger coins, but I'm not sure how much you're looking to spend on these gifts. They only let you do it once so wife did it once, as did I.
But they will try very hard also sell you their overpriced collector coins and may send you glossy brochures of overpriced coins. Just say no to anything they push other than the loss leader and perhaps avoid answering the phone when getting a call from unknown cities in the southern US.
Finally, you could also consider platinum. The markups on platinum are even higher than gold about double typically , but when the price gets back to normal you'll more than make up for it.
The idea of gifting some American Eagle coins to the kids is one their artistic beauty and two just something different than the normal gifts they may get. My impression is they will find them enjoyable even if stored away and only out once or twice a year to review. They will also be getting get a 3rd generation of a hobby coin collection in their inheritance so who knows maybe one will also take on the hobby that started with great grandpa.
Again thanks for the great input. I would urge you to price out the desired coins at both sites to see which offers a better price at that time. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings. Buy from JMBullion through Ebay. Higher purity than Gold Eagles.
Re: Best source for buying Gold Coins Post by bohica » Thu Jun 13, am I have bought through Amazon, they sell for several coin dealers so you can compare prices. I have Amazon Prime so 2 day shipping is free and no tax. I don't think there is tax on coins anyway. You can also choose which grade of coin you want to purchase.
With a graded coin from one of the graded services they come incased in clear plastic you can call any buyer anywhere in the world and tell him what grade you have and he will know exactly what you have with out seeing the coin. I just bought a silver eagle proof 2 weeks ago.
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