How to buy Gold

 
 

How to buy Gold?

 

Why is gold the best investment?

Gold is money . real money . real wealth.  It has stood the test of time, like no other asset in the world. Golds history goes back over 5,000 years. And its position as an unrivaled storehouse of wealth should go on for another 5,000.

Its only the last few hundred years that we have stopped using gold as money and started using worthless paper currency.

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Currencies all over the world every single year go down and down in value.  Thats why every single year prices of goods and services go up.  Your paper dollars lose value as they print more and more of them.  Thats why in just the last 100 years alone inflation has gone up over 2000%

Which means your paper dollars buy almost nothing now compared to 100 years ago.  Whereas Gold has gone up and up and up in value.  Look at the most recent Gold graph above.

In 1970 gold was $34 an ounce.  Its the only currency that has consistantly gone up over the years.  Every other paper currency on earth has lost value in the same time period.  Not 1 has increased in value.  Why?  as its just printed paper backed by nothing.  Lately with the financial crisis they have devalued even more. 

Why is everybody investing in Gold lately though? 

Due to all the government stimulus packages and bailouts etc the governments have printed record levels of paper currency which is why all the smart investors are expecting much bigger falls in paper currencies and huge gains in gold prices.

How to buy Gold?

There are many ways to invest in gold but most investors agree the easiest and safest way is to buy physical gold coins.  

While many investors simply buy gold bars, astute collectors have made fortunes by investing in certified gold coins.

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Why do investors prefer Gold coins?

You can start with a small investment of as little as a few hundred dollars right now and start building your future fortune.

A study performed by Collector's Universe showed that one thousand dollars invested in rare gold coins in 1970 is now worth $57,977.00.

You can also divide up your sales and sell any amount off while leaving the balance untouched as opposed to say a house investment where you must sell the entire house.

They are easy to store

Inflation, the cruelest tax of all, will only serve to increase the value of gold coins over time.

Supply is usually very limited.

Where is the best place to buy gold coins?

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