People sell stocks, for example, all the time. The same thing goes for crypto, mutual funds, real estate, etc. But bullion is a special case. Ask people who have owned gold and silver for a long time, and you’ll notice that they often have a habit that goes like this: even when they sell, they…
Category: Buying Gold
The Difference in Feeling Between Bullion and Other Investments
Go ask someone who owns tangible gold or precious metals, and you’ll hear this time and time again: “It just feels different.” Not “It’s different and therefore necessarily better,” or “It’s more interesting than stocks and crypto, therefore more appealing.” No, it’s different, plain and simple, and this same feeling is what causes people to…
Why investors continue buying gold even when it reaches all-time high prices
It seems contradictory at first. Gold prices are at their highest, but people are purchasing it anyway. Why aren’t investors waiting for the rates to drop? The answer for some is simple: They’re not buying gold because it’s cheap; they’re buying gold for what it represents at this point in time. Pricier Prices Typically Indicate…
Are Older-Year Bullion Coins Equally Valuable to New Bullion Coins?
When it comes to the purchase of gold or silver bullion, many investors will instinctively turn to the latest offering. “Shiny and new” has always appealed to many investors. The truth is this: Bullion coins from previous years can be equally valuable – or even more so. Value is Found in the Metal – Not…
Are Older-Year Bullion Coins Just as Valuable as Newly Released Coins?
When purchasing gold or silver coins, many investors have a natural inclination to choose the latest issue date. There is something attractive about a new issue, something clean, new, and somehow better. However, is the issue date of importance within the realm of bullion coins? In most instances, however, the answer is simple: older-year bullion…
