Buying gold coins without getting gouged?
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This might be of interest: http://www.bullionsupermarket.com/
i am very interested in it and watch the markets daily.
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegoldnewyork.html
its sky rocketed atm so this wouldn't be the time to buy, but the the time to sell
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegoldnewyork.html
its sky rocketed atm so this wouldn't be the time to buy, but the the time to sell
http://www.atsbullion.com/Krugerrand-One-Ounce-Gol...
Give ATS a call for spot price. They offer a pretty good service.
Give ATS a call for spot price. They offer a pretty good service.
Fittster said:
"The mainstream is getting too excited about gold"Too right, time to bail. Time and time again... houses, oil, gold... when Average Joe starts talking about it, the time has come to consider selling. Gold... it's as safe as houses.
Fittster said:
However as everyone on this thread is say it's time to sell it could actually be time to buy. 
the exchange rate is basically £1 : $1.2 so if you sell your going to get close to £1k but if you buy your going to pay almost £1k so if the exchange rate goes up you will loose money.
also the gold market has climbed dramatically over the past couple of days. but it did drop to $850 an OZ and went back up so if you can get it at the right time then...
Edited by L4MBOLUV3R on Wednesday 18th February 14:29
Cannot recommend these guys enough for buying and selling gold bars, investment bars or coins in all metals: http://www.goldline.co.uk/
Ebay good for buying and selling too, believe it or not - just check the number of 1,000+ +ve feedback'rs who trade in gold. I've bought and sold on ebay a number of times and never had a problem - even delivery from the US. Big number feedback counts for everything though!
Ebay good for buying and selling too, believe it or not - just check the number of 1,000+ +ve feedback'rs who trade in gold. I've bought and sold on ebay a number of times and never had a problem - even delivery from the US. Big number feedback counts for everything though!
egbert said:
Rather than a short term trade for an upward price move I'm looking as an inflation hedge. Once we have a similar inflation rate to Zimbabwe a little gold would go a long way. Seems like a reasonable hedge to me and better than cash under the floorboards.
Why not inflation linked gilts then?Gassing Station | The Pie & Piston Archive | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff