What kind of silver and gold should I buy?
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personally i only buy silver if it say's ''1 troy oz. '' ''and .999 fine silver '' ...i like the rounds ...
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@jacobstanley1979 Government issued "money" in the form of Silver and/or Gold "IS" what you want. Its easily noticed and reccognized when you are selling. Compare that to a random mint you never heard of. Which would you buy? Thx, Lawrence @
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@SovereignBeing Incidentally, in the UK your first £10,600 of capital gains annually isn't taxed. You may have a similar allowance in Aus, and depending on how much you're investing, you may not need to worry about CGT.
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@SovereignBeing I would do some googling for "capital gains tax" and "gold". Bullion dealers should be able to help you too and you should find info on their websites, if not email them. I would be interested to know if other countries have a similar thing going on. What about the US, anyone?
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@itsonelouder1 thats what im trying to find out..! if you buy the standard mint coins and then you sell and double your money , is it taxed. i guess not unless you declare it.. huh?
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@SovereignBeing Do you have any coins in Aus free of CGT?
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@itsonelouder1 What is on offer at that site is certainly comprehensive..
i'm in australia and i haven't seen old Sovs etc for sale at the perth mint..
its all new stuff.
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@SovereignBeing if you find out that what I'm saying isn't true, please let me know. thanks
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@SovereignBeing I'm buying gold sovereigns/britannias and silver britannias from Baird and Co. But you can probably buy them direct from the royal mint.
Don't mean to rip you man, but you mean you prefer *coins from a *treasury as opposed to *rounds from a *mint. I feel like if you are buying for the silver content why not buy a "round" as opposed to a coin? I mean aren't we trying to get away from government issued money anyway when we buy silver?
jacobstanley1979 2 years ago 16
@SirPwn4lot what a stupid comments
fistedsaxe 11 months ago 4