What Will gold coins Be Like in 100 Years?

Gold tends to go up when other investments decline, providing a stabilizing effect for your portfolio. It is also is a fortress against inflation. You also don’t have to pay capital gains tax until you sell. Nobody has to know you have it – if that matters to you.

In the latter of financial scenarios, such as massive currency devaluation, you can use gold and silver to buy and sell. That may sound crazy – but it has happened in other countries. U.S. gold coins come in one, one-half, one-quarter, and one-tenth ounce denominations. You pay a “premium” over the price per ounce when you buy gold coins, which is how the dealer makes a profit.

Finding Gold coins in Dana Point to trade for jewelry, loose and in-setting diamonds, coins, paper currency, watches,  or even silverware, would be based on spot prices in cash.

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