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Where To Buy & NOT Buy Gold & Silver

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Rules for buying Precious Metals: \r
1.) DONT SIGN UP FOR ANYTHING - No Network Marketing. \r
2.) PAY AS CLOSE TO SPOT AS POSSIBLE (Gold Expect $40 over spot about Silver $1-2 Over) *Include Shipping.\r
3.)DO NOT PAY EXTRA FOR GRADED/SLABBED OR NUMISMATIC BULLION.\r
4.)EXPECT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF PHYSICAL (When my funds clear I better have a tracking number).\r
5.) IF YOU HEAR THEIR ADS ON A.M. RADIO OR PUSHED BY A RADIO TALK SHOW HOST - AVOID. \r
6.)DONT BE A SUCKER - KEEP YOUR HEAD ON A SWIVEL. \r
ORIGINAL OLDER VIDEO ON TOPIC: There are numerous dealers of Gold, Silver and Precious Metals. Some are more reputable and easy to buy from than others. APMEX is one of my favorites, and I would urge you to AVOID GOLDWORTH FINANCIAL. Check it out and join the conversation. STAY AWAY FROM LEAR CAPITAL, WHOLESALE DIRECT METALS, US GOLD BUREAU AND BIRCH GOLD! This is from one of our viewers and this is what these companies do:\r
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Also stay away from Lear capital, Wholesale direct metals, US Gold Bureau, and Birch Gold. My folks bought gold and silver from all 4 and got totally rapped paying up to 40% premiums and getting baited and switched into buying modern slabbed and graded semi-numismatic coins. Just google Goldline-Glen Beck-Lawsuit..all 4 of the companies pulled the same shit with my folks...these companies need to be exposed and stopped. - Chris Stobel\r
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Things to know: The spot price is the current market price at which an asset is bought or sold for immediate payment and delivery. For metals this is raw metal in large contrs and bars. COMEX - 1000 oz or 5000 oz silver. Gold typically in 400+ ounce delivery bars. \r
Seigniorage is the difference between the value of money and the cost to produce and distribute it. Seigniorage derived from specie—metal coins—is a tax, added to the total price of a coin (metal content and production costs), that a customer of the mint had to pay to the mint. Making coins is not easy and there is an added cost - purifying and weighing out, forming plankets, making dies, striking, handling, packing and shipping etc. This is why coins and even smaller units of metal always cost more than spot. For Gold, currently it appears that $30-$40 over spot is very fair (per oz.) For Silver, $1-$2 over is somewhat fair depending on volume and type of coins. Hope that helps.\r
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