/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20402650
>gold is easier to hide, but both should be kept in a dark dry location preferably in plastic or some such to keep oxygen off of them.
>but i'm under the impression sun light and oxygen are bad for just about everything lol
You could leave your gold in a cup of brine out in the sun and it wouldn't do anything EXCEPT to the 0.01%-0.1% (or 9% if you"re a burger!) of it that is not gold.
sauce: https://sdbullion.com/blog/does-gold-rust-tarnish-corrode

>>20162499
Coins generally refer to government minted (ASEs, maples, brittanias, kooks/roos), rounds for privately minted (Asahi Psilver Cyber Tokens, buffalo shit rounds). There are exceptions to this rule, and both coins and rounds are made with a manufacturing process called "coining".
Hope that helps!

>>20037998
Eh, I don't think coins with the queen on them are going to be rare enough to expect a premium in our lifetime. There are a LOT of coins, from many different countries, that bear her likeness. If I was to buy one of her coins, it would be the 1 ounce gold Homer Simpson Tuvalu "sovereign", for the sheer ridiculousness of it.