Investment in mints

[denniis]

Where would you invest money? Have you heard about investing in traditional mints like coins or bullions? Is this good idea for investment? Share your opinion

[jackkyy]

I found useful info about golden and silver coins at https://1oz.club/categories/series.html. I’ve actually invested in both. Bullion is more straightforward because it's tied to the market price of metals, like gold and silver. You buy it, hold onto it, and when the market goes up, you sell. Rare coins, though, they’re a different game altogether. I’d need to learn a lot before diving in. Bullion seems simpler since I’m just following the market price of the metal itself.

[denniis]

Thanks a lot for the info! I think I’m going to start small with some silver bullion. It’s cheaper than gold, so less risk, and I’m see how it goes from there.

[jackkyy]

Good point. Also bullion is safer, but you won’t see massive returns unless the market really moves. With rare coins, if you get your hands on something valuable, you could see significant profits. But there’s also more risk.

[ChuckNorris2112]

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