You need to find a bullion dealer. Preferably one near you if you want to get the gold in hand and stash it somewhere yourself. Otherwise you’ll pay storage fees to the broker to hold your holdings. Some coin shops will also sell purley bullion gold coins like Krugerands or Canadian Maple Leafs, or you could buy the US $20 gold pieces. Older coins will have numismatic value and command a higher price. Try Northern Nevada Coin, and FideliTrade in Wilmington De. They deal in Cash only and as far as I know your profits are tax free.
yes buy gold bullion if you would like to invest in gold. you can find these companies all over the us, especially new york. right now is a waiting peroid, people are just waiting to see whats going to happen with gold because they arent sure if its safe enough to invest in right now due to the economy. the best bet is to look out for the stock quote for gold and monitor any unusual rises or drops. as of now it is not safe at all so dont even bother.
You can buy gold shares through a brokerage without having to store the gold yourself. An Exchange Traded Fund with stock symbol GLD is one such way to invest in gold.
January 5th, 2009 at 9:40 am
Nico
You need to find a bullion dealer. Preferably one near you if you want to get the gold in hand and stash it somewhere yourself. Otherwise you’ll pay storage fees to the broker to hold your holdings. Some coin shops will also sell purley bullion gold coins like Krugerands or Canadian Maple Leafs, or you could buy the US $20 gold pieces. Older coins will have numismatic value and command a higher price. Try Northern Nevada Coin, and FideliTrade in Wilmington De. They deal in Cash only and as far as I know your profits are tax free.
January 6th, 2009 at 6:12 pm
Peggy
yes buy gold bullion if you would like to invest in gold. you can find these companies all over the us, especially new york. right now is a waiting peroid, people are just waiting to see whats going to happen with gold because they arent sure if its safe enough to invest in right now due to the economy. the best bet is to look out for the stock quote for gold and monitor any unusual rises or drops. as of now it is not safe at all so dont even bother.
January 7th, 2009 at 1:43 pm
Kody
You can buy gold shares through a brokerage without having to store the gold yourself. An Exchange Traded Fund with stock symbol GLD is one such way to invest in gold.
You can also buy physical gold at this website: