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Investment Facts

Why Own Precious Metals

Gold Confiscation Act

Owning Gold vs. Gold Stocks

NAU & Amero

Gold vs. Real Estate

Projected Returns

Historical Gold Gains

Historical Silver Gains

Seasonal Gold Chart

U.S. Dollar Crisis

Account Types

Precious Metals IRA

IRA Investment FAQ

Accumulation Program

Precious Metals on Deposit

Delivery & Storage Options

Investor Resources

Economy Reports

Expert Opinions

Precious Metal Charts

Precious Metals Newsletter

What's the U.S. Dollar Worth?

Investment Products

How to Choose your Metals

Bars vs. Coins

U.S. Gold Coins

Foreign Gold Coins

U.S. Silver Coins

Foreign Silver Coins

U.S. Platinum Coins

Foreign Platinum Coins

Gold Bars

Silver Bars

Platinum Bars

Bars vs. Coins

Bars

Coins

PROS

Low manufacturing cost resulting in low premium.

Small convenient units easier to accumulate, transport, and store.

Available in a wide range of weights.

International recognition, higher demand, and instant liquidity.

Larger units recommended for institutional investors.

Value can increase well beyond its weight and metal content. Intrinsic value for added profitability.

CONS

No collectors potential, no added profitability beyond the underlying metal content.

Greater premium over spot price which varies depending on coin type.

No standard form. Various manufactures. Inspection related costs before you can liquidate.

Collectors coins rather than bullion require further knowledge as prices may vary from different types of coins.

 

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