/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57780152
I wish! I love your size autism, anon! Look into Austrian philharmonic (aka penors). They come in tiny 1/25 ounce sizes. Think you're up for the challenge?

>>54224537
The amount of premium you're willing to pay is up to you. Note though, that fractional gold is popular and can likely be resold with a premium as well. Ask your local shops for details or see what the online bullion dealers are willing to pay. I personally prefer buying 1 oz coins due to their low premium and satisfying size and weight. I use reward points from my credit card to get smaller sizes for free. If you're eyeballing the quarter ounce sizes, many people like sovs and francs due to their low premium. Just note that these aren't as popular in the US, and therefore likely won't fetch you the same price as say a quart AGE when you go to sell. Again, consult your LCSs and the online dealers to learn more about your situation.

Pic related, it's free gold.

>>53902479
>>53902495
Based.

>>50388123
I have 1 keyboard and 2 smol goldies. How many keyboards and small gold coins do you have?