Investing in Gold

[...] going to get into the silver game, we actually think that it would be better to think about Silver Rounds before anything else. Silver Rounds are a great way to make sure that you get into the silver [...]

[...] that half of your amount is going to be in silver. We recommend US 90% silver coin or even 1oz Silver Rounds. The other half should be in British Sovereigns, French 20 Francs, or even 1/4 oz American [...]

[...] If you’re going to get into the world of gold and silver trading, there’s a lot that you’re going to have to master before you really plunge in. [...]

[...] Newcomer to the world of gold and silver trading? Feeling like you’re in over your head? Don’t worry — a lot of people start [...]

[...] treasured gold. We use gold in a variety of products today, and it’s definitely a very precious metal that we would like to hold onto for a while. The price of gold is steadily going up, and as [...]

[...] long run. You want to look at getting as much information as you can into the world of precious metal. Don’t let the dealer be the only one that’s trying to give you an education. It& [...]

[...] think about when it comes to purchasing gold and silver. Purity refers to the grades of the precious metal in question, the percentage of the metal compared to other base elements used. Does gold and [...]

[...] ’t love gold, but we have just realized that sometime it’s best to get into the precious metal that you can afford and work your way up. There are a lot of people that are cheating [...]

[...] Rounds. The other half should be in British Sovereigns, French 20 Francs, or even 1/4 oz American Eagles. We’re talking about troy ounces of course — which are 31.1034 grams. These [...]

[...] /10th and work your way up. You also need to know what to choose from — you can go with American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs or even South African Kruggerands. There are other gold currency [...]

[...] on these fine bullion coins started in 1967. This is interesting because for many years, gold bullion ownership was outlawed except for coins that had collectible value. South Africa produced [...]

[...] . Many properly feel that gold is only expensive — but that’s not true. You can get gold bullion coins that are a bit less expensive. You don’t have to invest in heavy gold bars or [...]

[...] ;s something that you care about, then it would be in your best interest to think about getting gold bullion coins. These will let you make your gold portable. You don’t have to try to invest in [...]

[...] twin worlds of collecting and investing tend to run hand in hand when it comes to precious metals trading. Will you get started? There’s really only one way to find out what’s [...]

[...] are 31.1034 grams. These numbers are definitely important when you’re talking about precious metals trading. If you have a little more (like $10,000), you should focus on at least two-thirds of [...]

[...] leads to other problems down the road, and not just in the world of coin collecting and precious metals trading. Your best dealers will most likely belong to the Professional Numismatists Guild (PNG), [...]

[...] , French 20 Francs, or 1/4 oz American Eagles. In addition, you will want to check out South African Kruggerands, Austrian 100 Coronas or Mexican 50 Pesos. These are all precious metal bullion coins [...]

[...] to choose from — you can go with American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs or even South African Kruggerands. There are other gold currency choices, but these are actually the most popular among [...]