Anybody have experience buying gold bars (-1 oz) in Florida? I would like to do it Face2face.nt

[mitch96]

[multigraincracker]

1. Buy a good test kit, scale and carry a gun.

Or, you could go to a reputable dealer that post current spot price and his percentage over, that he sells for.

[mitch96]

2. "go to a reputable dealer"... that's what I'm looking for. Do you know of one in Florida?..nt

[multigraincracker]

3. No, but I've found them in Ohio and Michigan.

I just ask what they sell for over spot at long time in business coin shops. You can even call around and ask on the phone.

[multigraincracker]

4. I would prefer bullion type coins over bars.

They are easier to sell later.

[ret5hd]

5. Go to a LOCAL coin dealer...

larger the better, but local (not a chain like those “cash-for-gold” places. If you know any coin collectors ask them who is best. Stay away from jewelry places that might also sell gold.

Buy by the weight, don’t pay extra for a recent-issue coin. Ask what is the cheapest you can get an ounce for. Bullion is cheapest, but you might want to stay with government minted coins.

Been a few years since I bought any, but expect to pay $50 - $100/oz over spot price. You can look at spot price at kitco.com or 321gold.com.

If you got some spare change after buying gold, buy a bit of silver also.

[brush]

6. Many pawn shops stock gold coins...Canadian Maple leafs...

American Golden Eagles and others in 1 oz and half ozs even. Check online for the spot price of 1 oz of gold before picking a pawn shop.

[Sneederbunk]

7. Only these.

https://images.app.goo.gl/Bzpmk1nWxLNAe2kRA

[Turbineguy]

8. Reputable dealer

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Anybody on the "Maggot Mile" in Boca Raton is somebody to stay away from.

[mitch96]

9. 10-4