What is your favorite for investment 1 OZ Gold Coin

Love krugs, love bit coin more though 52,000, I am trying to find the
detractors, but now all I here is crickets....LOL, have more surprises
coming your way

 

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I can remember an embargo on the Krug's several years ago. The
recent ANA show I attended, there were no more than a handful
that I saw. With premiums what they are for other bullion pieces,
I'm surprised they're not more popular.

 

Your talking U.S, Krugs have allot wold recognition, basically "Everybody Knows your name", not sure why some people talk about purity, 1 OZ Gold is 1 OZ of Gold no
premium buy or sale based on purity.

 

if that gold was ever to be used for anything else it would have be refined. anyways are you travelling abroad selling those "krugly" apartheid coins?
If your reasoning was correct everyone would be gaga about war nickels.

 

Thats the beauty of it since 1967 the most recognizable and most traded gold
coin out there, tons of articles on the subject, Other world coins such as the
maple didnt come along until 1979 and the followed by the AGE in 1986
so big head start for the Krugger

 

But, with a 10 plus year HEAD start it still LAGS behind in the pole...

 

Lags where ? its near the top, but again everybody has there favorite for
me its Kruggs, have just started finding years since its very prominent
mors so then any other coin, birthdays wedding anniversary's etc.

 

If you are looking for a low premium you should check out the Gold Australian Kangaroo and Gold British Britannia.

I have found they usually have even lower premiums than the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf.

 

the difference is likely so small you might as well wait for a slight dip in spot price

 

...and you get a bit less for them when selling compared to a .9999 Maple Leaf.

 

how many one ounce gold coins have you bought?

 

People need to realize the fact that all gold coins are not created equal, the less cost
you pay the less you get back in return, thats just the way the cookie crumbles.

 

...however, I can see many buyers saying "You want $XXX for that? That's WAY above the gold value".

 

sell them your cheapest generic round or bar

 

you can only sell what you have

 

A few why?

 

I think all of them are 1 troy oz so they should all contain at least 31.1 grams of pure gold.

 

Really surprised that the type 2 didnt get a single vote as I am sure there are several hard core type 2 people out there, personally I like the design way better
then the type 1

 

then find a buyer who cares about what you're selling

 

with Krugs there's never an issue when it comes to selling,
"Everybody knows your name"