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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;blatant, post: 818021, member: 21988&quot;]and.. copy from post...........[ If you can get a sovereign for the same price as a 1/4 ounce coin, I would go for the sovereign, as they usually command a significantly higher premium. If you just want a lump of gold, you&#039;re probably best off buying kruggerands, or American bullion coins if they impart some kind of tax advantage (as British coins do over here in the UK)...]</p><p><br /></p><p>I am in the US and this is pretty much completely not the case and untrue here ( a sov at the same price as a 1/4...never happening here)&nbsp; &nbsp; I picked up several sov&#039;s the other week at 270 and quarters were around 305, across the 6-7 dealers i shop and buy with.&nbsp; I bought the sov&#039;s simply b/c I didn&#039;t have any and these QEII were in practically unc shape.&nbsp; Really very pretty.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sov&#039;s here are ALWAYS less than quarters unless numi&nbsp; (obviously for the US, Sov&#039;s are simply less gold as is)&nbsp; The one&#039;s I bought were late 70 qeII.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>My overall concern is the ability to unload or recoup if I needed to sell.&nbsp; I&#039;m a long term holder/stacker and am of the mindset that not everyone can afford and &quot;oz&quot;&nbsp; but are able to afford a 1/10 or a quarter or a .2354 coin if i needed to sell and wasn&#039;t at a coin dealer.&nbsp; I&#039;m rather fortunate being here in a state that doesn&#039;t care about buying or selling gold...in the least.</p><p><br /></p><p>thx for the info everyone![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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