Gold is history’s currency... Since 700 B.C., it has survived the rise and fall of empires, the boom and bust of economies, the peaks and valleys of consumer confidence to appear untarnished today.
The scarcity of gold is a wonder. The total above ground inventory of gold would fill a room sixty feet by sixty feet by sixty feet. While America’s steel industry produces an estimated 10,500 tons of steel per hour, only about 2,000 tons of gold is mined each year. What’s more, recent industry forecasts indicate that there may only be about 12,500 tons of gold in the earth left to be mined.
Diversification that Doesn’t Put All of Your Assets in the Same Boat...
The truth is, gold isn’t merely symbolic of wealth. It is wealth. . Many are surprised to learn that.
The old rules had gold employed solely as an antidote for inflation, high interest rates, or political uncertainty. Although gold is admirably suited for these roles, it’s best evaluated on its own record. Think about it: if all you do to diversify your portfolio is to add a different mutual fund, bond, or stock, you’re still floating in much the same paper investment boat.
Because gold is different than paper, because it reacts differently than paper, and because it has historically underwritten paper, it may be your logical choice to spreading investment risk.
By far, the most popular, most liquid form of bullion is the coin. The major precious metal coins include the American Eagle, the Gold Buffalo, the South African Krugerrand, the Canadian Maple Leaf, and the Austrian Philharmonic. These coins are all available in one ounce, half-ounce, quarter-ounce and one-tenth ounce sizes. All of these gold coins can be viewed, priced and purchased by Clicking Here.
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Purchase Bullion**The statements made in this website are opinions and past performance is no indication of future performance or returns. Precious metals, like all investments, carry risk. Precious metals and coins may appreciate, depreciate, or stay the same depending on a variety of factors. LCI cannot guarantee, and makes no representation, that any metals purchased will appreciate at all or appreciate sufficiently to make customers a profit. The decision to purchase or sell precious metals, and which precious metals to purchase or sell, are the customer's decision alone, and purchases and sales should be made subject to the customer's own research, prudence and judgment.