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Questions about investing in gold?

I had some questions about investing in gold coins. First I was wondering where the best place to get the gold coins is, online or in a store currency? I also realize some coins and American Eagle have a value of gold coinage in the face, what is the purpose of this because the value of gold changes every day? And if you were to buy gold there would be no additional tax associated with it, or just the sales tax like any other purchase? Thanks in advance:)

Some Internet retailers a good reputation in the gold bullion coins are: Monex http://www.monex.com Kitco http://www.kitco.com APMEX http://www.apmex.com/ Not many others, which can do some searching on the Internet for discussions on this topic. But you could begin by visiting the websites of three dealers above. As the nominal value of gold coins, the value shown in the legends on the currency front is quite a irrelevant to its gold content or value of the metal of that content. There is an exception some coins are legal tender at face value, and this gives buyers some very distant downside protection. For example, some C $ 100 gold legal tender, with just over 50% gold content, which is worth a just over $ 200 in molten gold value today. If the gold price were to plummet more than 50% from current levels (ie below $ 400 - $ 450 troy ounce), those currencies would remain legal tender from $ 100 Canadian, so I would have protection against these currencies to fall further in value, if gold were to fall then further below that level. But this is an unlikely scenario a bit, and is mentioned here everything is complete. In As for sales tax, either gold coins are taxable apparently varies by state and locality (or Canadian provinces). It is possible check with your prospective provider (s) thereof, is likely to be well versed in this, and can even discuss this on their websites. In third place, you could consider all your options for holding gold coins not only -. Let's say hypothetically that you were a rich and a bit paranoid, or at least skeptical - that investors were trying to use the gold - in a modest percentage of your estate - as a way to protect against financial disaster:. Do you start with the basics of a mixture of physical gold, usually in the form of gold coins like American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs or Krugerrands Austrian Philharmonic, to name a few - who are most recognized and trusted that the bars - stored in a safe place. You can mix these from a bank safe most of their stock (or boxes in multiple banks - remember, you are hypothetically rich, and a small safe amount in a rest home. for you could then put some money on "paper gold" outside the U.S.: they may include gold certificates or accounts (eg Goldmoney.com, Perth Mint, to name just a couple), which represent a share of physical gold held in places like New Jersey (United Kingdom), Switzerland or Australia, or ETF gold or its equivalent in foreign exchanges, representing a place for gold outside the U.S., the construction of these holdings over time. Another similar option is a closed fund, the Central Fund Canada, which has existed for a long time and has a stellar reputation for safety -. Here if you trust the headlines, and you probably want to diversify among number - give you the gold that can not be subject to forfeiture future U.S. government or the limits of cross-border currency transfers, or prohibition, and may be more accessible to you if you need to leave the country in a hurry. (Remember, you are paranoid hypothetically All the other options are more like playing the stock market: coverage are less defensive and more along the lines of risk capital in the hope of big profits. These include: * The Gold Exchange Traded Funds (eg ticker symbol GLD or IAU), which represents a share of the gold held in vaults in the U.S.. * Gold futures and options, essentially betting on the price gold. * Gold mining shares and investment funds that hold these bets on the fate of each business or a mixture of these companies. essentially personal as a small investor who has long interested modest, but (again in the mid-1970) in the monitoring of gold and the mining of gold, stock values of so-called junior mining "incredibly attractive sector in those days. This sector has just cratered, with stock prices many companies falling by 40-70% from their recent highs in 2007 to its current summer / early fall 2008 lows. As a result, when you buy shares of these companies today can often buy gold in the ground at a price in the range of $ 10 - $ 30 per troy ounce. That's well below the typical rule of thumb, the in-ground worth gold somewhere about 5-10% of the spot gold price (about $ 42.50-$ 85 per ounce gold price in the $ 850 today.) "Junior gold mines companies "are small-cap companies - with market caps only in the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars - usually in one (or more) four stages: the exploration of gold, discovered gold and identification of how much they have drilled more are doing feasibility studies and economic and tail of financing the construction of a mine, or that at some point started modest production of gold. These are high risk, high potential companies reward and just to be invested in if you do a lot of research and diversify widely. You can find a large community of investors around these here: http://www.stockhouse.ca

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