Gold Coin Investing – True Wealth In Your Fingertips

Something you may have been asked a few times: When should somebody get started in gold coin investing? When you make your first million? When you start a small business? When you buy your first house?

Well… the correct answer is “right now”. The fact is that gold coin investing is open to literally anyone who wants to give it a try. The tenth ounce coins can be bought for less than you’d expect to spend buying new tires.

Gold coin investing really is a much more accessible investment option than people seem to believe. Whether you’re running a Fortune 500 company, starting your first real business venture, or just working a day job and trying to keep your bills paid, there’s no law written anywhere that says only these or those people can invest in gold. Gold coin investing really is for everybody.

As an example, say you have a child and you’d like to make sure that they have some way of paying for the college of their choice when they hit nineteen. You could by bonds, stuff money away into a savings account, or cut a hole in the mattress and shove some cash in there when you have some to spare. Or… you could buy a one ounce gold coin and wait and watch the value grow over the next nineteen years.

And to be clear; yes, we’re saying that you can invest in gold even before you’re born. Gold coin investing is, really, just about the smartest, safest, and most reliable option available right now.

There’s actually a lot of comfort to take in that. While stocks and real estate are becoming more volatile and unpredictable by the minute, gold coin investing remains generally predictable and strong.

Gold, like any commodity, will always have its ups and downs in terms of a dollar amount, but the difference between gold and stocks is that a stock is worth only its dollar amount. Gold, on the other hand, is always worth its weight in gold. It has a literal, real value that you cannot have with even an actual dollar.

Think of a dollar’s value not as being inherent, but by being as valuable as what it can buy. About a year ago, it took four, five, in some places six dollars to buy a gallon of gas. Now the price is closer to two or three, but it seems like only yesterday when a gallon of gas was just a tad over a dollar… or rather, it seems like only yesterday when a dollar was worth a gallon of gas. Now, a dollar is only worth one third of a gallon of gas.

The value of gas, of food, of gold, does not go up and down. The value of a dollar goes up and down. The fuel at the gas station did not somehow become more powerful, cleaner, safer, to the extent that it needs to cost several times what it used to cost. The value of gas did not go up, the value of a dollar went down.

In gold coin investing, then, the actual, literal value of a coin will never go up or down in any event. The price will go up and down because the value of a dollar will go down and up. Gold itself remains the same while the dollar fluctuates.

Of course, we can’t simply buy everything in pieces of gold. Can you imagine trying to buy something at the convenience store with a single dollar in actual gold? You would have to chip off a 1/900 fraction of a gold coin and hand it to the clerk with a pair of tweezers, placing it on a metric scale and observing it with a magnifying glass the entire time, as it would be nearly microscopic.

In light of that, the reliability of gold coin investing does seem to make sense in that an ounce of gold will never be worth less than an ounce of gold. As such, you can always rely on the metal to be valuable, whereas… when it comes to the dollar, who knows what tomorrow holds? We may eventually see the day when a dollar is worth less than the paper it’s printed on. We’ll never see a gold coin being worth less than its weight in gold.