r/aubullion

PSA: "Where do I buy?"
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PSA: "Where do I buy?"

Answer: you want r/PMsForSale + FindBullionDeals.com

Make sure you read the sidebar on Pmsforsale, they have rules and a flair system in place to prevent scams. If you follow their advice, you'll likely never have a problem buying or selling. If you have patience and check it regularly, you can find plenty of spot and even below spot deals.

Findbullionprices.com meanwhile covers every major reputable vendor, from JM Bullion to Liberty to Monument to BE. Real time pricing too. You simply won't and can't find a better source.

There really are no better answers, you can safely ignore pretty much all other advice (edit: except Costco when you get the right deal with the credit card cashback).

If you are looking for high-end collectibles, I am the lowest price online - I'll lose money before being undercut by any reputable vendor. Mydnight.com for easy Linktree, show links and reviews.

If you are looking for custom work, you want u/GlassPanther or u/TDMetals - both extremely trustworthy individuals with stunning work and premiums lower than pretty much every other decent silversmith.

u/MydnightWN — 10 days ago

My first gold bar

I got my first job in July and now that it’s October I finally saved enough to buy my first oz of gold. I paid around $4,500 for it and I’m pretty excited about it.
Since I’m new to owning physical gold, where do you guys recommend keeping it safe? Also, I keep getting this irrational thought that gold could somehow drop to $0 one day lol. I know that’s extremely unlikely and I’m probably just overthinking it, but did any of you feel like this when you first started buying gold?
Is there anything you think a beginner should learn about owning gold that would help me understand the investment better?

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u/Basketballpickup — 9 days ago

Perpetual debt system is ending!!

The world cannot run on perpetual debt.
Eventually, smart money will begin to rotate out of owning the debt of countries and into an asset that cannot be printed... silver and gold

u/aubullionca — 10 days ago
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Buy of the month!

A couple came in and wanted to turn there gold they’ve been holding on to for over a decade into a new home and we was able to help them achieve it!
Gold is an amazing investment but lately it’s been on a downward trend,I’m still expecting it to go further down maybe even dip below the $4,000’s in the next month. (I hope I’m wrong) but imo it’s constantly being manipulated. If the dip happens even further, I’d suggest buying more and if you don’t have any yet potentially look into investing when the time is right.

u/goldkingcashforgold — 10 days ago