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 Posted 01/01/2017  07:47 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add january1may to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
If you want silly small amounts of gold just because you want to own some gold, get a fanam. It's basically the same thing as a 5 grain bar, except actual old money (not a random made-up bar), and probably cheaper.
A lot of countries made 1/25 ounce, 1 gram, and even 0.5 gram gold bullion as well; those should also be pretty affordable, without being a silly bar. (And then there's the Lady Penrhyn coin of Cook Islands, which at 0.12 grams [about 2 grains] is the smallest modern gold coin ever.)

I'm planning to get a Byzantine tremissis as my first gold ($150), but I might yet find something cheaper. But it won't be a bar.
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I agree with @buddy--nice work @nss!
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Nice article NSS!! Thanks!
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Personally I'd buy silver while on a tight budget. Find a local coin shop which has some rounds for sale at a fair price to avoid the shipping costs online.

Nothing worse than only having enough to buy one or two ounces and paying $5.95 to ship on top of it.




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