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[createasaurus21]

I'm looking for the standard 1 oz. .999 pure gold coins from the U.S., Canada, China, Australia, etc.

[DeMayonnaise]

Kim Glen Beck can probably hook you up. Call GolduhLinuh.

[createasaurus21]

disregard the post, i ended up ordering it online.

price of gold is going crazy, trade in your paper money folks ... if i took advice one year ago, I would have added +50% to my savings in 12 months not doing anything. and it is expected to go up 500�1,000% in the next two years as overinflated currencies continue to drop.

if i didn't procrastinate, just 5 months ago, i would have made a good 20% gain. it went up $16 just today on suspicion of anticipated actions in this week's G20, which is to go back to the gold standard.

simply said, buy a 1 oz gold coin or ten or how ever many you can afford, you can't go wrong, gold isn't go down in the long term.

[Skippy]

You may also want to look into a GOLD account. A few of the banks have one. Search the forums.

[createasaurus21]

I don't trust those, I prefer to have the physical gold in my hands or in a safety deposit box. Besides, it's fun to have gold and silver coins and bullion bars, I feel like a pirate!

[cragesmure]

Do you mind where you got them online? I've been thinking about getting some gold/silver myself. Thanks

[machoman]

there's a leprechaun living in hongdae near geckos that offers gold coins.

sorry for the trolling post. but that's an interesting point u make. so yeah, do tell which site u used. and how can you verify it's authenticity?

[createasaurus21]

the site i used was: http://www.regalgoldcoins.com/gold-bullion.html

they have an A rating with the better business bureau in the states.

you can order with a credit card to "hold" the order, but you have to send a personal check, cashier's check or wire transfer within 48 hours.

[createasaurus21]

... but regardless of their A rating, they will try and get you to buy old Swiss gold coins that they are trying to get rid of and will scare you into thinking that the us government (if you're american) may one day confiscate everyone's gold like they did earlier last century, and that the old swiss gold coins are non-confiscatable. i have no idea why they do this. their prices though are the best i've seen in my shallow online searches.

[diver]

[geldedgoat]

[DeMayonnaise]

So what do you do when you're ready to sell, just call someone up and sell them? Seems like if the price of gold goes way up, nobody will want to buy it, right? (Obviously I'm missing something here). I guess to use the proper term, how good is gold's liquidity?

[jvalmer]

[Heli Mike]

[jvalmer]