What banks in San Diego sell gold?

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BTW I am thinking of filling my pool with Diesel.

bubble_contagion certainly wins the award for funniest post (above) to this thread!

OK, someone asked about buying gold coins. Here’s my answer.

I buy lots of gold. I never buy coins.

Why not?
ANSWER: I’m interested in making money, and I can use a calculator (to analyze ROIC)

Any precious metals trader knows the answer to why it is better to buy BULLION instead of coins. The round trip “premium over spot price” is significantly greater on coin than on straight bullion. Buying coin puts your break-even-point farther away

You think your local jeweler is casting your custom wedding bands from a back room stock of melted Krugerrands? Ha! Make me laugh. You should do what that jeweler does.

Buy bullion from a precious metals broker, or more conveniently just trade the gold ETF, “GLD”

The emotional reason people actually buy Krugerrands (or similar gold coin) is to sit on the floor and play with them like Gollum from The Rings Trilogy and go into a “My PRECIOUS!” stupor when showing them off to house guests!

However, alternatively you’ll find that a 32.15 troy ounce gold bullion “kilobar” makes a damn impressive paper weight!

[Anonymous]

Don Scott at coloradogold.com is one of the PM dealers I bought from in 05 and 06 when I was still in SD.
It’s a small shop but quite reliable and professional, sells at 6-8 above spot, which is pretty good.

Monex in Newport Beach is a local source, they at least used to allow walk-ins. Prices were so-so.

Austin rare coins is a place I bought from as well and can recommend them, too – but I suggest to stay away from anything “numismatic”.

Buy Au/Ag just for the metal content plus a small premium for the minting – Maple Leafs, Philharmoniker, Krugerrands and bullion are my preferences.

Take care !

Greetings from Munich

[Anonymous]

Don Scott at coloradogold.com is one of the PM dealers I bought from in 05 and 06 when I was still in SD.
It’s a small shop but quite reliable and professional, sells at 6-8 above spot, which is pretty good.

Monex in Newport Beach is a local source, they at least used to allow walk-ins. Prices were so-so.

Austin rare coins is a place I bought from as well and can recommend them, too – but I suggest to stay away from anything “numismatic”.

Buy Au/Ag just for the metal content plus a small premium for the minting – Maple Leafs, Philharmoniker, Krugerrands and bullion are my preferences.

Take care !

Greetings from Munich

[Anonymous]

Don Scott at coloradogold.com is one of the PM dealers I bought from in 05 and 06 when I was still in SD.
It’s a small shop but quite reliable and professional, sells at 6-8 above spot, which is pretty good.

Monex in Newport Beach is a local source, they at least used to allow walk-ins. Prices were so-so.

Austin rare coins is a place I bought from as well and can recommend them, too – but I suggest to stay away from anything “numismatic”.

Buy Au/Ag just for the metal content plus a small premium for the minting – Maple Leafs, Philharmoniker, Krugerrands and bullion are my preferences.

Take care !

Greetings from Munich

[Anonymous]

Don Scott at coloradogold.com is one of the PM dealers I bought from in 05 and 06 when I was still in SD.
It’s a small shop but quite reliable and professional, sells at 6-8 above spot, which is pretty good.

Monex in Newport Beach is a local source, they at least used to allow walk-ins. Prices were so-so.

Austin rare coins is a place I bought from as well and can recommend them, too – but I suggest to stay away from anything “numismatic”.

Buy Au/Ag just for the metal content plus a small premium for the minting – Maple Leafs, Philharmoniker, Krugerrands and bullion are my preferences.

Take care !

Greetings from Munich

[Anonymous]

Don Scott at coloradogold.com is one of the PM dealers I bought from in 05 and 06 when I was still in SD.
It’s a small shop but quite reliable and professional, sells at 6-8 above spot, which is pretty good.

Monex in Newport Beach is a local source, they at least used to allow walk-ins. Prices were so-so.

Austin rare coins is a place I bought from as well and can recommend them, too – but I suggest to stay away from anything “numismatic”.

Buy Au/Ag just for the metal content plus a small premium for the minting – Maple Leafs, Philharmoniker, Krugerrands and bullion are my preferences.

Take care !

Greetings from Munich

[Anonymous]

There is another place that has a great selection of American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, South African Kruggerrands, Austrian Philharmonics, and many others in Chula Vista. Coin Mart at 396 E Street. They have the largest selection in San Diego for gold, silver, and platinum coins. Their website is http://www.Coinmart.com.

[Anonymous]

There is another place that has a great selection of American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, South African Kruggerrands, Austrian Philharmonics, and many others in Chula Vista. Coin Mart at 396 E Street. They have the largest selection in San Diego for gold, silver, and platinum coins. Their website is http://www.Coinmart.com.

[Anonymous]

There is another place that has a great selection of American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, South African Kruggerrands, Austrian Philharmonics, and many others in Chula Vista. Coin Mart at 396 E Street. They have the largest selection in San Diego for gold, silver, and platinum coins. Their website is http://www.Coinmart.com.

[Anonymous]

There is another place that has a great selection of American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, South African Kruggerrands, Austrian Philharmonics, and many others in Chula Vista. Coin Mart at 396 E Street. They have the largest selection in San Diego for gold, silver, and platinum coins. Their website is http://www.Coinmart.com.

[Anonymous]

There is another place that has a great selection of American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, South African Kruggerrands, Austrian Philharmonics, and many others in Chula Vista. Coin Mart at 396 E Street. They have the largest selection in San Diego for gold, silver, and platinum coins. Their website is http://www.Coinmart.com.

[Anonymous]

Banks don’t sell gold and silver coins here in the U.S. They don’t want competition to Federal Reserve Notes. I buy my gold and silver coins (American Eagles) from Buy Gold and Silver Safely as they only charge 1% over cost. Google them.

[Diego Mamani]

[quote=Bill Stein]Bill Stein

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Must be Ben’s brother…

[Anonymous]

[quote=Diego Mamani][quote=Bill Stein]Bill Stein

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Must be Ben’s brother…[/quote]

What’s your point Diego? I came across this article via a Google search and replied to it. Ben Stein, no relation, is a buffoon. Google Ben Stein’s article written October 2010: “Warren Buffett: Forget gold, buy stocks”

[Anonymous]

If you want to deal physical gold with a bank, jump accross the border… Mexican banks still deal in bullion. There’s a few good coin shops in San Diego. If you want good deals on gold coins see if http://www.sdgoldrefinery.com has any gold coins in stock.

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