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I had to come up with 6 different addresses that would reach me so that I could get 6 of them! Such a pain!
Join this board and you will get a lot of tips on investing in Precious metals.
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GIM does have some good info and ive spent lots of time reading there, but take everything you read with a grain of salt. some of their more "seasoned" posters are quite loony in my opinion.
Plus the blatant antisemitism gets old quick.
Join this board and you will get a lot of tips on investing in Precious metals.
http://goldismoney.info/forums/
GIM does have some good info and ive spent lots of time reading there, but take everything you read with a grain of salt. some of their more "seasoned" posters are quite looney in my opinion.
Plus the blatant antisemitism gets old quick.
Sure wouldn't want to lose the potential of being labeled counterfeit.Apmex. I've bought both gold and silver coins and ingots as well as a nice pile of NH goldbacks from them. Everything I buy from them is sealed and stays in the sealed container so it doesn't lose it's potential for being labelled as counterfeit in the future. If I choose to spend my goldbacks in the future I rip open the bag it's sealed in and use it, but at least the seller will know it's authentic at the time of sale.
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I took some time to look at most of the sites and since I'm a relative n00b at this, what is the preferred size? 1oz? 1/2 oz? Obvioulsy it seems that the larger the amount you buy the less they charge over the spot rate.
So, would it be better to purchase 1oz coins over 1/2 oz to lessen the premium?
Also I noticed that prices can differ from US gold compared to Canadian. They both have the same purity and contain the same amount. But isnt gold, gold?
Sure wouldn't want to lose the potential of being labeled counterfeit.
What is the attraction of NH Goldbacks that currently cost about 2x spot (JM Bullion price)?Apmex. I've bought both gold and silver coins and ingots as well as a nice pile of NH goldbacks from them. Everything I buy from them is sealed and stays in the sealed container so it doesn't lose it's potential for being labelled as counterfeit in the future. If I choose to spend my goldbacks in the future I rip open the bag it's sealed in and use it, but at least the seller will know it's authentic at the time of sale.
Check out how the original sentence parses - you do not want to "lose" the ability to be suspected "counterfeit".If I open the container and remove the coin to hold in my hand and put it back, will it still be considered valid if some day I choose to sell it? If it stays sealed in the wrapped or container the chance for a potential future buyer to say "It's a fake" are greatly reduced.
Depends on the buyer. Professional brokerages will know how to check coins and bullions, and will have expensive high equipment to do so.If I open the container and remove the coin to hold in my hand and put it back, will it still be considered valid if some day I choose to sell it? If it stays sealed in the wrapped or container the chance for a potential future buyer to say "It's a fake" are greatly reduced.
What is the attraction of NH Goldbacks that currently cost about 2x spot (JM Bullion price)?