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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;E Pluribus Unum, post: 2765607, member: 74265&quot;]I thank you all for your replies.&nbsp; I think that for investment purposes, paying the lowest premium is one of the most important factors.&nbsp; Based on my calculations and your recommendations, 1 oz gold coins seems like the way to go.</p><p><br /></p><p>But Jason made a good point.&nbsp; For my budget, I could only buy 1 oz gold coins sparingly.&nbsp; My investment strategy is more like putting money in a savings account.&nbsp; I am not using the buy low, sell high Wall Street approach.&nbsp; Instead of blowing my spare money on things that I can do without, I am buying bullion.</p><p>I can introduce 1 oz gold coins to my stash on occasion, but not on a regular basis.&nbsp; Nevertheless, I am always in pursuit of the best deal I can get for my money.</p><p><br /></p><p>In regards of fractional gold bullion, Gold British Sovereigns (0.2354 oz) are offered at premiums lower than that of any other type of silver bullion or even 1/2 oz AGE.&nbsp; Based on the math, buying gold Sovereigns seems like a good option.&nbsp; But, in practice, I don&#039;t have the knowledge.&nbsp; For one thing, the amount of gold in a Sovereign (0.2354 oz) is not an even fraction like a 1/10th oz or 1/4th oz.&nbsp; And maybe more importantly, I rarely hear or read of buying Gold Sovereigns.</p><p>What are your thoughts on buying modern gold British Sovereigns?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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