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I WOULD LIKE TO BUY SOME GOLD - TOTAL NEWBIE 2016-11-20 02:09:57 Post No. 1625927
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>http://www.valcambi.com/products-and-metals/combibarTM/au/100-x-1-g/100-x-1-g-gold-combibarTM/
How much is the 100 x 1 g Gold CombiBar™?
Can't find a price anywhere, I would love to have it. I've seen there's pieces like 5 x 1 g Star CombiBar™ and 20 x 1 g CombiBar™.
How much would those be?
>https://www.pennmetals.com/gold/gold-bars/1-gram-gold-bars.html?gclid=CLes86yfttACFQ6bfgodJSIDFg
1 Gram Perth Mint Gold Bar (In Assay) is $50.13, goldcalc.com says it's $38.81/gram.
>http://www.jmbullion.com/gold/gold-bars/gram-kilo-gold-bars/?gclid=CI7bg4WgttACFYdefgodNagBaQ
JMBullion says $48.44 for 1 gram Perth Mint gold bar (new assay)
So I see $50, $48, $38, then $47.44 for 1 gram sunshine gold bar mintmark whatever that is?
reasoning: I am ultimately new to gold and I think that If I buy a unit it will be valuable during an economy crisis/crash and then I would like to sell it.
Please help me out, /biz/.
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>>1625927
Buy shares of JNUG, it mimics the price of gold and will skyrocket during a recession.
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What do you need help with exactly? The price you pay is set by individual traders like any other goods and services you purchase. You need to shop around to find the price and trader you're happy with.
>I am ultimately new to gold and I think that If I buy a unit it will be valuable during an economy crisis/crash and then I would like to sell it.
1g or even 100g won't do you much good but any amount is better than none. I suggest before jumping into this if it's going to be a long term thing for you is to do as much research as you possibly can from as many sources as you can (both bullish and bearish on Gold) before reaching an informed decision. Definitely do not take anything you're told on /biz/ as sound financial advice.
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>>1625927
go to tradingview.com
open a chart for XAUUSD
change to a monthly timeframe
still want to buy?
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>>1626431
>Caring about monthly swings
Since OP is interested in Gold in the event of a financial collapse, we're still a long way from the highs of 2008/9 and still a long long LONG ways from the bottom of historical Gold prices. This chart isn't even adjusted for inflation. You can't see the forest for the trees I'm afraid.
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>>1626437
so betting on the black swan? okay
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>>1626440
Rather that than betting on fiat currency, market manipulation and cryptocurrencies, yes. Why do you think China has gone from net sellers to net buyers of Gold? They're buying up as much as they reasonably can and are encouraging citizens to do the same. Russia, India and other countries as well. Germany has recently started repatriating their Gold from the USA. You think you have more insight into the machinations of the global economy and geopolitics than sovereign states? Okay.
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http://www.apmex.com/category/19320/1-gram-gold-bars-rounds
That's a place that will sell you gold bars, they even do a wholesale. I recommend silver though. Coins not only have numismatic but silver value as well.
Gold is too expensive right now. But if you are hellbent on gold then go to a pawnshop you can haggle
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