Anonymous wrote:I've wanted to buy a gold bar as a milestone bday gift. But never found a place to buy one.

Jesus. At today's prices that'll set you back about $45,000. Nice gift.

And it'll keep going down. Invest in something that generates revenue, not something that costs money to insure and store.

(That's Warren Buffet's advice.)

Op here, I want to buy an oz or 100g gold coin like Canadian maple or Suisse bar as the gold price went down this week.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've wanted to buy a gold bar as a milestone bday gift. But never found a place to buy one.

You want to spend a few hundred thousand dollars on a birthday gift ?

It was a few thousand dollars last I checked.

Anonymous wrote:I've wanted to buy a gold bar as a milestone bday gift. But never found a place to buy one.

You want to spend a few hundred thousand dollars on a birthday gift ?

Anonymous wrote:LMGTFY:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Where+can+I+buy+a+gold+bar%3F

These places want to take your money and give you a certificate. I'd like the actual gold bar. But thanks for the search help!

Banks sell gold coins.
$25 for a roll of 25 coins.
We use them for the tooth fairy.

LMGTFY:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Where+can+I+buy+a+gold+bar%3F

I've wanted to buy a gold bar as a milestone bday gift. But never found a place to buy one.

If this is an investment, it's not a good one.

Any coin shop ought to be able to help. Just know the current value of gold/silver and be aware of what you want -- are you buying for solely bullion purposes or for collective/decorative purposes?

Do you mean the gold $1 coins? You can get them at most banks. And metro uses them to dispense change.

Really, Does Banks carry gold coins? How much premium should we expect to pay than current bullion rate?

Any Bank

Hi, Can you pl name few shops near Tysons or Falls Church where I can buy gold coins? Gaithersburg Coin Exchange is too far to go. Thanks!