Where to buy gold coins?

The question is, where to buy gold coins at a good price. There are thousands of coin dealers around the country and probably one near you. But many will have limited supplies of quality gold coins and you’ll find it difficult to score a bargain from a knowledgeable dealer. Dealers, coin clubs, private individuals…all possible sources.

Don’t overlook online auctions, eBay being the most popular. There is nothing inherently dangerous in sourcing gold coins from eBay. Just make sure you take the time to qualify the seller. Check the feedback and make sure that the seller has a history of reputable sales. Keep in mind that the seller may not be a coin dealer per se, just an individual selling some coins. In this situation you may get a better deal than an auction from a coin-dealer who may have a high start price or hefty reserve.
Where to buy gold coins is not a difficult question if you put the internet to use. Craigslist, want ads, online dealers, eBay auctions…these are all good options. Just like the real world, if the deal seems to good to be true it probably is. Set the price you’re willing to pay and don’t go any higher. Slowly and surely you will accumulate a nice collection of gold coins that can be a solid foundation to any investment portfolio.

US $1,775.00 (12 Bids) Liberty 1 ounce Gold Coin US $123.50 (9 Bids) 1945 Mexico 2-1/2 pesos (dos y medio) gold coin .0603 AGW uncirculated US $526.00 (23 Bids) 1898 $5 Liberty GOLD Half Eagle PCGS MS61 MS-61 COIN!! US $275.00 (14 Bids) OLD US $1 GOLD COIN! 1788 SPANISH COLONIAL 1/2 ESCUDO DOUBLOON 22K PURE US $420.01 (8 Bids) 1881 Liberty Head Half Eagle Five Dollar Gold Coin US $1,875.00 (7 Bids) AMERICAN BUFFALO ONE OUNCE $50 GOLD PROOF 2010 COIN W/BOX AND COA US $2,870.20 (2 Bids) 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold Coin US $1,705.00 (14 Bids) $20 Double Eagle 1891S Liberty Gold Nice Coin US $1,799.00 (3 Bids) GOLD Canadian Maple Leaf 1 oz Gold Coin .9999 Pur US $1,775.00 (2 Bids) United States Gold $50, 1987 Bullion proof coin