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<p>[QUOTE="Andy, post: 24113, member: 645"]"At a local gun show today "</p><p>If I was at a local gun show and I thought that gold was going to go up to 1,000 an ounce within the year then I think I would stock up more on ammo then silver or gold for that means the --- will hit the fan. I'm glad that pcrdnadave shared that ranter with us. Now if we could figure out how to get people to sing about that great state again.</p><p><br /></p><p> Now Gold will go up, disasters will happen, foreign governments will fall and changes in the tax codes are unpredicatable at our level of information.So even if I feel there is no reason to panic I do believe that investing in gold coins for gold bullion value is a good idea on a limited basis especially for the person who is not an expert in coin values and in coins in general. Why not have gold in hand rather then an IRA stating that someone else is holding your gold for you.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now I would think that investing in gold coins for collectors value is something that one does not become an expert over night in and most of us will never develop the skill and knowledge of some of the experts here and perhaps then some will. As for me, I am sure that I have over spent on my collection but I don't care for one I am not a day trader of coins and I am planning on holding them for a lifetime and that value will surly pass what I did spend for them by then. Two everyone has to make a profit for captailism to work and as long as I get what I think I am getting for at a fair price then that's cool, and three who cares if I occasionally spend 10, 20 or 30 dollars more for a coin then the market value if that was the coin I wanted and that was a rare time for me to get it after all it is not like buying stock shares where you may buy hundreds or thousands at a time and need to be careful with the price for it will multiply. Also how many times have we spent money on dinners that we either didn't really like or ate even if we really weren't hungry. After you eat and digest you are only left with well you know what I want to say and how many times did we spend the same amount for a beer in bar, with a smile ,that a whole six pack would cost us in a store and after a little while all we have is well you know what I really want to say but with the coin, you have an object that brings you pleasure to view over and over again and to share with your friends and loved ones as well as knowing that you have something to leave to your children or favorite niece, nephew etc.. down the road.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Andy, post: 24113, member: 645"]"At a local gun show today " If I was at a local gun show and I thought that gold was going to go up to 1,000 an ounce within the year then I think I would stock up more on ammo then silver or gold for that means the --- will hit the fan. I'm glad that pcrdnadave shared that ranter with us. Now if we could figure out how to get people to sing about that great state again. Now Gold will go up, disasters will happen, foreign governments will fall and changes in the tax codes are unpredicatable at our level of information.So even if I feel there is no reason to panic I do believe that investing in gold coins for gold bullion value is a good idea on a limited basis especially for the person who is not an expert in coin values and in coins in general. Why not have gold in hand rather then an IRA stating that someone else is holding your gold for you. Now I would think that investing in gold coins for collectors value is something that one does not become an expert over night in and most of us will never develop the skill and knowledge of some of the experts here and perhaps then some will. As for me, I am sure that I have over spent on my collection but I don't care for one I am not a day trader of coins and I am planning on holding them for a lifetime and that value will surly pass what I did spend for them by then. Two everyone has to make a profit for captailism to work and as long as I get what I think I am getting for at a fair price then that's cool, and three who cares if I occasionally spend 10, 20 or 30 dollars more for a coin then the market value if that was the coin I wanted and that was a rare time for me to get it after all it is not like buying stock shares where you may buy hundreds or thousands at a time and need to be careful with the price for it will multiply. Also how many times have we spent money on dinners that we either didn't really like or ate even if we really weren't hungry. After you eat and digest you are only left with well you know what I want to say and how many times did we spend the same amount for a beer in bar, with a smile ,that a whole six pack would cost us in a store and after a little while all we have is well you know what I really want to say but with the coin, you have an object that brings you pleasure to view over and over again and to share with your friends and loved ones as well as knowing that you have something to leave to your children or favorite niece, nephew etc.. down the road.[/QUOTE]
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