How can I invest in gold bullion?
957757
Gold is one of the best investments for all times.\nBullion you can buy trough at least several companies.\nMake easy search for example "buy gold bullion" and choose for \nyourself.\nBut there is some inconviniences too  -there is a some hefty comission involved upon buy and sell.\nAlso you have to worry about keeping it at home or paying safe deposits fee in the bank.\nI thing one of the best way to own Gold is trough gold tracking stock -ticker is GLD- it tracks absolutely the price of gold.\nIf you wanna have some gold on your hand you can buy  some gold coin.
195495
Gold is sold by the ounce. Find out the cirrent market value for gold and that's where you get your price.
1047483
Go to: www.e-gold.com and read about it.
953565
I have been trading gold and gold related companies since 2001. I suggest that everyone have 10% of their investable monies in physical gold. The problem is making sure you get the right price. The best price I know if via www.coloradogold.com. These are near wholesale prices, but you have to buy in quantity to get the best price. call for quanities. Don, the dealer, is very reputable but you'll have to send him a check and it takes weeks to get product. Other than that, check local coin dealers. It is important to find a dealer who gives you a reasonable price, and is someone you don't mind doing business with. Other than that, there are many dealers on the web, but the prices can vary such as kitco.com, blanchardonline.com...Also you can their are ETF's on the stock exchanges that track gold, such as street Tracks (symbol GLD). When you buy one share of GLD, theoretically you are buying one/tenth and ounce of gold they are holding in the vault. Just note, that you never see the vault. Gold in your hand can be trusted. And, finally, buying shares of gold mining companies such as NEM, NG, AUY, GG, etc. is 'like' buyin gold. However, when gold prices go up, gold company shares tend to outperform gold, and when gold prices go down, they go down worse. So, they are more volatile. I cover some of these topics, and other investment topics periodically on my blog:\n\nhttp://gmoolah.blogspot.com
543654
You can invest it in many different things. Bonds, stocks, mutual funds, CD's, T-bill, gold, silver, land, rare coins, art, antiques, baseball cards, to name just a few. \n\nIt would be perhaps better to ask, "How would you invest $10,000?"  At least that way you would get different points of view. \n\nIf all I had was $10,000 to invest and I did not have any outstanding debts to be paid off, I would put $3000 in oil stocks, $3000 in a mutual fund investing in China, and $4000 in T-bills or a mutual fund investing in foreign debt because the dollar is not a healthy place to be right now.
677792
investing your money. You can do that 10 dollars at a time. Contact Scottrade or ETrade for starters.
467472
Just Google or Yahoo search gold bullion. There are a lot of markets, but some are futures and some are syndicates or associations that sell you a share of their value, not gold itself. Most small quantities of gold are sold as coins.\n\nSee, for example: http://www.bulliondirect.com/catalog/home.do;jsessionid=F197EC28F228F08EFC252A22BAC41FDF
589685
Yes absoultyly gold ahs never been at this price except for in the 1980- you should have invested a year ago. This is a market trend that reflects fear of "soft money" or currency. Because the value of the dollar has fallen so much. You can invest now but it will be expensive to do so, and the price may go down. But such is the nature of stock.
154278
You can buy jewellery or gold bars or go for something more like...Gold-linked bonds and structured notes\n \n>A number of the world's largest bullion dealers and investment banks issue gold linked bonds in various forms. Typically, these products provide investors with some combination of:\n1-Exposure to gold price fluctuations\n2-A yield\n3-Principal protection \n \nThis link has some good stuff you can check - I use it to track the troy ounce price every day to keep a watch for one client...\n\nYou can register to this web and access more on gold...talk to a investment advisor as well...their are other good commodities too...
1110499
You can day trade the ticker GLD, which is a gold-based EFT.  There's one other, Ishares Comex Gold or something like that, but I dont' know the ticker.\n\nGood luck, I hope you don't lose your money.  Commodities are notoriously unpredictable.
483226
Go to your local bank.\n\nThey will have the exchange rates for the day, from the gold and silver markets, if they deal in that commodity.\n\nOr, they will be able to send you some place, probably locally that will give you the rates.\n\nI dont believe that silver will be worth much, and the gold flakes? Well, they have to amount to some kind of weight, for any good money.\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
631033
Since gold coins are almost always priced at a premium to the price of gold bullion, they can easily be sold to coin dealers/collectors.  Look on the phone Yellow Pages for Coin Dealers and speak to them.
1134046
hey check this out:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_mine
947413
Most states.\n\nFor some top forecasts on gold’s direction, visit the site below:\n\nI like the real GOLD nuggets. \n\nAs most gold is mined as very fine dust and tiny nuggets, the larger (over 1oz) nuggets are very rare! Actually they are as rare as large diamonds!\n\nI would suggest you look into large nuggets!\n\nTo see the 'live' spot NY gold price and some museum size gold nuggets I suggest you visit a great site I found a few months ago. I purchase a few nuggets from them just about a month ago, and not only are they beautiful to look at but in just the last few weeks they have really moved up in value!\n\nI'm actually saving to purchase others!\n\nThe site is:\n http://www.california-gold-rush-miner.us\n\nhttp://www.california-gold-rush-miner.us/australia-gold-nuggets.htm\n\nhttp://www.california-gold-rush-miner.us/crystalline-gold-miner.htm\nhttp://california-gold-nuggets-miner.blogspot.com\nhttp://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou\nhttp://www.san-diego-dentist.us\nhttp://www.medical-research-study-directory.info/san-diego-medical-research-study.htm\nhttp://www.lasik-surgery-san-diego.info/lasik-eye-surgery-san-diego.htm\nhttp://www.websitetrafficbuilders.com/adsense.htm
223116
There is a lot of bogus advice out there.  Does gold never lose value?  No, look at the chart below.  Is it a good hedge against inflation?  No, it was $850 back in 1980 and is worth less than that now, even without adjusting for inflation. After adjusting for inflation, it is worth less than half what it was worth in 1980.\nThere are many "experts" out there that claim gold will go up.  Other "experts"  claim it will go down.  The best writers I have read on the subject  admit that gold prices are horrendously difficult to predict, and recommend buying gold only for those that like to gamble.\nI did buy gold jewelry for my wife and she liked it.  I don't consider in an investment, though.
621971
Up, \nMore and more people are entering the market every day and online trading has taken off. I use a site that gave me 1 free gram of gold to trade, you could do the same and watch your free gold increase in value and learn how to trade.
729600
It is worth 2% over the spot price of gold, regardless of the date. The current gold spot price as of the market close on 3 November 2006 is US$626.90.