How To Buy Gold Coins

How to buy gold coins

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[huntz2471]

were do i buy the coin that comes in the plastic?

[desertgold1]

@huntz2471 any number of reputable coin brokers such as ourselves at Desert Gold Exchange. Make sure you ask about the spread and go with the company that has the lowest buy back spread. The smaller the spread the smaller the risk.

[desertgold1]

It really boils down to personal preference and weighing out all the pros and cons. You will get more gold with the buffalos, but you might get more growth with the numismatic (older) coins

[rogertayloRRR]

Are you supposed to have older coins instead of a newer one like a buffalo $50 piece? Is it better to have these coins graded?

[desertgold1]

@rogertayloRRR it really boils down to personal preference and weighing out all the pros and cons. You will get more gold with the buffalos, but you might get more growth with the numismatic (older) coins

[desertgold1]

@rogertayloRRR Older coins can give you an advantage in the market when it comes to growth. I would not bother to grade any newer coins.

[pipjl]

desertgold would it be ok if a buy one of your coins just email me your phone number and we can discuss

[ton321]

Gold whether old semi-numismatic or bullion is not an investment. It is a stabilizer. 100 years ago you could go to Rome and buy the finest suit of clothes for one Double Eagle, $20 back then. Today take that same coin and you can still buy the finest suit of clothing.

[billb89]

IMHO grading new coins is a waste of money, new coins generally are in high grade condition.

[desertgold1]

@ANTIDALLARD Good as long as you don't pay too high of a premium for the coins. Some companies out there are out to lunch on their prices.