r/Bullion

I’ve been stacking physical gold for a while (mostly bars and coins), and recently I came across Goldbacks. They’re those thin notes with a small amount of real gold embedded in polymer.

On the surface, they look interesting, but I’m trying to understand where they actually fit compared to traditional bullion.

They look useful for small transactions or inflation proof money, especially if someone wants very low denominations of physical gold.

My brother sells copper on whatnot, he started late last summer and he got a whole lot of copper inventory and started selling. It was going great sold out lots of times and made alot of money but recently these past few months he hasn't really sold anything at all no ones buying copper anymore. Is it thst no one has money anymore or is it thst the copper boom is now over and if it is what should he do with all this copper he has thst no one wants to buy?

Hello fellow gold stashing dragons,

I am aiming to start savings in gold coins but to be frank I am very reluctant to venture into any deals online. The risked amount of cash is just simply too high for me. Does anyone have good experience with where to physically buy (ie.: to shop) bullion gold coins in the EU? I am also quite nervous about getting scammed, what can almost surely proove that the coin is what they say it is? Any suggestions or pro tips are wellcome! Thank you!

I am curious what everyone thinks of it on the long term?

I have a solid amount of silver, and two 1/10 oz gold coins. Have two bars of copper at 10oz each (cheap to acquire)

How does everyone think copper will fair down the road?