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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;medoraman, post: 991667, member: 26302&quot;]The problem with small parcels of gold is that you have to pay a premium to buy them, but when you sell the dealer only wants to pay you bullion value. I would stay away from them for investing purposes. You should buy &quot;whole units&quot; of any metal. Save up to buy an ounce of gold. Short of that, you could look at a US $2.50 or $5 gold piece if you can buy it near gold value, (probably have better luck with the $5). I just don&#039;t like 1 gram or tenth ounce gold as a bullion investment. At least with a US gold coin there is a numismatic component to the investment as well. Speaking of that, at these high silver prices a lot of junk silver is the same price. Buy Mercury dimes and WL halves if you can get them for melt since IF silver goes down they usually have a better resale price since they are desirable for coin collecting, especially WL halves. When silver was low the WL halves sold for at least $1 more than junk silver did per face value. If you can buy decent SL quarters or good barbers even better! A lot of numismatic premiums go away with rising silver, but if silver stays where its at for long, or goes down, those premiums will return.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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