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24kt Gold
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Bar Highlights:
100 gram 999.9 fine gold minted bar with a proof-like finish
Swiss-made by a LBMA Good Delivery Refiner
VERISCAN™ Bullion Identification Security System & iPhone® App
Each bar is individually controlled, registered, and secured within protective CertiPAMP™ packaging with an official Assay Certificate and a digital certificate accessed with a QR Code. Each assay card is covered with a thin removable protective film
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There is no guarantee of growth in stocks. In fact, many are signaling a pullback. Warren Buffett has exited his S&P 500 position entirely.
Gold is historically seen as a hedge against inflation, which went up last month.
The comments in this thread are wild. Do your own research, and be mindful of your cash flow.
A healthy cash flow helps prevent irrational decisions and premature liquidation of assets, especially when they're underperforming.
3.5274 oz times $2913 = $10,275
You are confusing troy oz with 'normal' oz, precious metal goes by troy oz, i troy oz = 31.1g while the 'normal oz is only 28.35g. So this price is actually not as good as you thought.
Edit: there is also a 25g, 50g, and 1oz (OOS) on Costco.com if you don't want the 100g:
https://www.costco.com/25-gram-pa...49484.html
https://www.costco.com/50-gram-go...26964.html
https://www.costco.com/1-oz-gold-...86760.html
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I leave near NH which is a tax free state. Is it a good idea to drive to store to save on sales taxes OR buying it online should work better? I was told that there is no tax on Gold but I wanted to reconfirm that.
I am executive member, do I get 2% back if I am buying online for being exec member?
Where and how to sell the gold if need to liquidate?
I have Costco CC plus few other CC which can give me 2% back. Is there any other good churning strategy to use for max value?
Thanks!
I *BELIEVE* Everyone should have some exposure to physical gold. Maybe 10% of net worth.
I also *BELIEVE* that bitcoin, because it does nothing, is worth nothing. The price is irrelevant. It was 80k before then dropped to 10k. You can't point at the price of anything as a reason to buy it. There must be another reason.
I *BELIEVE* your physical gold is superior to etf gold for pretty obvious reasons. The ETF is an IOU.
I also have exposure to the GDX and the GDXJ as those are also bets on gold, but are surely more speculative as they are gold mining companies.
Yikes, this place is worse than reddit (sometimes)
I *BELIEVE* Everyone should have some exposure to physical gold. Maybe 10% of net worth.
I also *BELIEVE* that bitcoin, because it does nothing, is worth nothing. The price is irrelevant. It was 80k before then dropped to 10k. You can't point at the price of anything as a reason to buy it. There must be another reason.
I *BELIEVE* your physical gold is superior to etf gold for pretty obvious reasons. The ETF is an IOU.
I also have exposure to the GDX and the GDXJ as those are also bets on gold, but are surely more speculative as they are gold mining companies.
Gold is insurance.
Simple as.
From an investment standpoint though, it sucks. If you have $9500 to spend, put it in stocks.
So $380 PLUS most states offer no tax on bullion when ordered so you are getting it hundreds of dollars below spot.
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