I know this is a somewhat worn out topic, but there is a twist. If a person wanted to purchase gold (actual gold, the metal), for cash (the actual green stuff), how would one go about doing it? This would be in the LA or Bay area.
I would think that as a commodity there would be little or no variance. To verify this just google gold shops in your area and give them a call. You might also go to the Better Business Bureau and use that as a starting point.
I would think that as a commodity there would be little or no variance. To verify this just google gold shops in your area and give them a call. You might also go to the Better Business Bureau and use that as a starting point.
I would think that as a commodity there would be little or no variance. To verify this just google gold shops in your area and give them a call. You might also go to the Better Business Bureau and use that as a starting point.
I would think that as a commodity there would be little or no variance. To verify this just google gold shops in your area and give them a call. You might also go to the Better Business Bureau and use that as a starting point.
BullionDirect.com is cool… you can buy and sell coins/bullion there. They will hold them in there vault insured… but if you ever feel paranoid, just go online and with a few clicks, your gold will be overnighted to you.
If you are worried about storing gold in the US, the Perth mint does something similar to bullion direct, ie, storing your gold, but i’m not sure if they offer physical delivery.
BullionDirect.com is cool… you can buy and sell coins/bullion there. They will hold them in there vault insured… but if you ever feel paranoid, just go online and with a few clicks, your gold will be overnighted to you.
If you are worried about storing gold in the US, the Perth mint does something similar to bullion direct, ie, storing your gold, but i’m not sure if they offer physical delivery.
