Gold Redux: What do you folks thing about this?

[Coronita]

[quote=partypup][quote=flu]I thought it just might be a way to pass on stuff to my kid in a kinda cool way.
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Flu, I think it’s awesome that you are keeping an eye out on things like this for your kid. I agree with Paramount that gold will be touching $1500 by the end of the year (next spring at the latest), so I think this beauty is something you should get. Long term, gold is going MUCH higher than $1500, so I wouldn’t sweat the premium. But if you REALLY want to pass along a gorgeous investment to your child, consider the Austrian Philharmonic. It is, IMO, the most beautiful and elegant bullion in production.[/quote]

You mean this?
http://goldcoins.org/gold-philharmonic.htm

Sigh…I wish I started thinking about this when gold was $400/ounce a few years ago…Somehow between my stamp collection and my relative’s wine collection, we never talked about gold coins.

My kid is too young to appreciate this right now, but I’m hoping to stockpile various things for my kid’s future (just in case 🙂 )

Dumb question. A lot of emphasis is placed on gold. What about platinum?

I know this probably has been covered before…But can anyone recommend a reputable local SD coin dealer? I know there are some who recommended some mail-order/internet places, but I’d like to look-see-touch first.

[sobmaz]

So you must be of the mind that the 90 trillion in liablities the u.s.faces over the next 30 years (excluding budget expense) can simply be printed by sawing down a few trees and adding some ink?

Gee, what will a dollar buy when there are 90 trillion more of them in 30 years versus an ounce of gold in 30 years when there is maybe 60% more gold?

[sobmaz]

So you must be of the mind that the 90 trillion in liablities the u.s.faces over the next 30 years (excluding budget expense) can simply be printed by sawing down a few trees and adding some ink?

Gee, what will a dollar buy when there are 90 trillion more of them in 30 years versus an ounce of gold in 30 years when there is maybe 60% more gold?

[sobmaz]

So you must be of the mind that the 90 trillion in liablities the u.s.faces over the next 30 years (excluding budget expense) can simply be printed by sawing down a few trees and adding some ink?

Gee, what will a dollar buy when there are 90 trillion more of them in 30 years versus an ounce of gold in 30 years when there is maybe 60% more gold?

[sobmaz]

So you must be of the mind that the 90 trillion in liablities the u.s.faces over the next 30 years (excluding budget expense) can simply be printed by sawing down a few trees and adding some ink?

Gee, what will a dollar buy when there are 90 trillion more of them in 30 years versus an ounce of gold in 30 years when there is maybe 60% more gold?

[sobmaz]

So you must be of the mind that the 90 trillion in liablities the u.s.faces over the next 30 years (excluding budget expense) can simply be printed by sawing down a few trees and adding some ink?

Gee, what will a dollar buy when there are 90 trillion more of them in 30 years versus an ounce of gold in 30 years when there is maybe 60% more gold?

[sobmaz]

http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.

[sobmaz]

http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.

[sobmaz]

http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.

[sobmaz]

http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.

[sobmaz]

http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.

[Coronita]

[quote=sobmaz]http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.[/quote]

Thanks. I’ll checkout out the former one. You do realize that once I buy 1 or 2 gold coins, gold prices are going to start crashing down 🙂
I’m the ultimate contrarian indicator.

[Coronita]

[quote=sobmaz]http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.[/quote]

Thanks. I’ll checkout out the former one. You do realize that once I buy 1 or 2 gold coins, gold prices are going to start crashing down 🙂
I’m the ultimate contrarian indicator.

[Coronita]

[quote=sobmaz]http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.[/quote]

Thanks. I’ll checkout out the former one. You do realize that once I buy 1 or 2 gold coins, gold prices are going to start crashing down 🙂
I’m the ultimate contrarian indicator.

[Coronita]

[quote=sobmaz]http://www.oldcoinshop.com/site/

I bought about half of my Gold and Silver from these guys, but haven’t dealt with them since 2003 however I think they are the same guys running it now.

Also, I bought half of my stuff from California Numismatic http://www.golddealer.com/ . These guys are up in LA but no one can beat the price. The Old Coin Shop above is competitive but you can save if you are buying a large quantity by taking a drive up to LA.

That said, I only bought Gold and Silver from these guys, no collectible coins so my recommendation is only about Silver and Gold. Always got what I expected, no tricks.[/quote]

Thanks. I’ll checkout out the former one. You do realize that once I buy 1 or 2 gold coins, gold prices are going to start crashing down 🙂
I’m the ultimate contrarian indicator.

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