Let’s talk about stacking gold, specifically in the form of gold. There are a lot of people interested in getting into some gold purchases, and thinking about purchasing gold bars is something people should consider, though it is not always the best way to do so. I go over the 101 on stacking in terms of what you should be considering in terms of pros, cons, and other information.
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As long as it's real gold it doesn't matter what form it's in.
I love the cast bars for gold. I've mainly bullion coins so far, they seem to have more benefits to the bars, whilst you can easily sell the bars to dealers the 2nd hand market seem a bit more hesitant compared to your bullion 1 oz or sovs for eg. Considering the premium is very similar on bars vs 1 oz coins, I guess if they were substantially cheaper I might be more inclined, also tax considerations on disposal are different for bars (and in the UK British coins are CGT free but bars are not)
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I have been paying a 25-30% premium on Gold Maple Leaves. I am not thrilled to do this because I only get spot when I sell them here. As a result I will now purchase which ever option has the lowest premium. So I will be asking more questions when I purchase any more gold bullion.
I got that 100 gram Pamp bar myself 🥇🏅🎖🏆
Ok I guess I’ll come thought u was babas
ok, you buy a 6k gbar, maybe even one annually – 15yrs go by, and your trying to pay off your property for retirement – who buys your gbars? in what time frame? at melt? taxed? does this vary from state to state? – is your neighbor going to have 100k+ in cash to buy it off you? -///- if we had a total system collapse the best barter material is 'lead' (some will get that, …some won't lol)
Looks great but probably hard to liquidate if gold skyrockets
Where do you buy them?
Why not just melt them down and turn them into your own rounds in a weight denomination that you’re comfortable with trading if necessary. Become your own mint.
I live in CT. I want to get some.
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100g….thats the perfect weight
I want to buy gold bar for investment. but it seem like u saying it’s hard to sell? 😐
Easy to buy, not so easy to sell
nice
I love gold
I like the look of the cast bars but not the ones that look forged.
Wow
First rule.
Make sure they are not fake.
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Soo apart from premium costs which is less on bigger pieces the only con is what price to buy one may not afford a bigger piece ? That you'd have to sell it whole entirely ? If for whatever reason you needed to sell , yeah of course you'd need to sell the big piece whole . why not though ? Needed only some cash not a huge amount . Yeah finding buyer to buy your laegw amount might be more difficult ?
Why grams vs ounces I'm not sure which way to go please advise
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