Showing posts with label gold coins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gold coins. Show all posts

Monday, 4 April 2011

Gold: a Wise Investment

I keep hearing how your savings can make you more money if you invest in gold. Gold is often referred to as a crisis commodity.  This is because it rises in value when there is a downturn in the economy. Not surprisingly, its value is high at the moment, and the forecasts indicate it will continue to rise.  I looked up a website I've blogged  about before in June 2009, and found it's still full of useful information, including a fascinating article on the history of gold coins. You can find out all about gold bullion if you click the link to take a look.

In 2009 I reported that the 24 karat gold bullion coin, the American Buffalo would cost just over $1,000 dollars.  Today its price is almost $1,500, nearly half as much again.  That's quite a hike in around 18 months, and I think it proves my point. This is the way to buy bullion.

Other gold coins have similar stories. The Gold Canadian Maple Leaf has risen in value by over 180% in the last  five years.  The 1 oz Chinese Gold Panda is currently valued at over $1,500, and is sometimes incorporated in valuable pieces of jewellery.

If you think you might like to buy gold bullion, you might like to get a move on, and make your investment before the price spirals too far.

Monday, 15 June 2009

For a Golden Future

I was thinking about my daughter’s and my granddaughter’s future and how it could be financially secure. It occurred to me that people who’ve invested in precious metals are not suffering as much as other investors right now. I checked this out and found that gold is a pretty good buy right now, if you have any funds to invest.

Unlike other areas of investment, the value of gold is going up as the credit crunch bites and currencies go down. If you want to invest for your children and safeguard their future, buying gold coins could be the safest bet.

At Gold Coins Gain, you can buy and sell gold and get lots of information and advice. You can find out about these coins from around the world, and decide just what to buy with your money.

For example, the American Buffalo is made up of 24-karat gold and currently selling at a little over $1,000, while the Gold American Eagle, a 22-karat bullion coin costs under $1,000. Other countries’ coins include the Chinese Panda, on which a delightful scene of a panda mother and cub has ensured its popularity around the world.

But whatever gold coins you choose for your investment are likely to bring a healthy return.

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