Thinking of grabbing a few oz of gold

Discussion in 'Bullion Investing' started by Jsvand5, Dec 5, 2014.

  1. Jsvand5

    Jsvand5 New Member

    Planning to buy 5 oz or so of gold for my son within the next few months. I'll probably grab an Eagle, a couple pandas and a couple Australian kangroo's. Wondering if now is a good time to go for it with spot at $1190? Was hoping to hold out to see if it drops below $1100. Last time I bought at $1400 so that burned me a bit. Any opinions?
     
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  3. I sometimes get the best deal on bullion at coin shows. Where do you plan on purchasing them?
     
  4. Jsvand5

    Jsvand5 New Member

    Was just going to go with whoever was the cheapest over spot on the comparegoldprices site.
     
  5. Revi

    Revi Mildly numismatic

    I like the old stuff. You can usually buy it at the spot gold price, and it's from the last century, so why not? I have some Russian coins, some US gold, California, etc. Since it's the same price or less, why not go for the older stuff?
     
  6. Jsvand5

    Jsvand5 New Member

    Definitely true. Might look into that. I'll have to look around for a coin show I guess. I'm trying to give my son a gold coin every time he loses a tooth but he's losing them quicker than my wallet will allow. Figuring he'll at least have enough for a halfway decent car when he's older if I can keep up.
     
  7. medoraman

    medoraman Supporter! Supporter

    If you need more coins per ounce, I agree with older gold. Go for things like French 20 or 10 Francs. A 20 Franc is about a fifth of an ounce, and you can find them around spot. I picked up a 10 and 5 franc recently the dealer happened to have lying around.
     
  8. when i talk to dealers at the coin show i can usually track down a one oz st gaudens or american gold eagle for around $50-80 over spot unabused
     
  9. throwbackid

    throwbackid Well-Known Member

    I would buy five pamp bars from apmex on eBay for $1,195 each. If you have descent credit and a good card that's an in your pocket price below spot.
     
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