Gold is gold. I'd personally rather have the gold coin. Mainly because the buy/sell % difference is smaller for the coin, so its easier to recoup your money. But if I can pick up gold jewellery closer to spot I'm happy to get it .
@@Goldsavergamer I think the reason that most people would prefer the coin is its easier to identify what it is. With jewellery there are so many variables that effect its price like gold %, maker, quality of craftsmanship and you need to know and be able to identify all of the different hallmarks too. The Maple spells it out for you.
See the link, same one I got - but I think this one is only the scale, doesn’t have the weight to calibrate - or maybe this is newer version? I bought mine years ago
I forgot what mine was called. But it was good and cheap off of amazon. Just make sure it reads ounces in grams by .01 or less. Many of them come with the weight too required to calibrate the scale.
Nice I like them both. I would rather have the coin. I'm thinking about picking up a little platinum with gold being so much. What is your thoughts on platinum
I know some people like platinum jewelry, like engagement rings. So that helps its case for buying and holding for value. Looking at the 30/60 day chart and even 1 year it may seem like we missed a good time to buy. 5 year charts show that its still undervalued at this time - so might be some room there. But i'm weird when it comes to chart analysis... i have my own crazy methods haha.
Gold is gold. I'd personally rather have the gold coin. Mainly because the buy/sell % difference is smaller for the coin, so its easier to recoup your money. But if I can pick up gold jewellery closer to spot I'm happy to get it .
Stacker 2020 seems to be the consensus - gold coins are preferred... but then again ... the audience I’m attracting , not surprising haha.
@@Goldsavergamer I think the reason that most people would prefer the coin is its easier to identify what it is. With jewellery there are so many variables that effect its price like gold %, maker, quality of craftsmanship and you need to know and be able to identify all of the different hallmarks too. The Maple spells it out for you.
www.amazon.ca/Smart-Weigh-SWS100-Digital-Pocket/dp/B00EPO9M2Y/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?keywords=small+scale&qid=1582573771&sr=8-4
See the link, same one I got - but I think this one is only the scale, doesn’t have the weight to calibrate - or maybe this is newer version? I bought mine years ago
@@Goldsavergamer Thanks!!!
Both have their uses. Gold is gold, however I prefer the coin. Great video and comparison. Just subbed.
Thanks for the sub appreciate it!
Great show, thank you.
Is there a scale that you recommend?
I forgot what mine was called. But it was good and cheap off of amazon. Just make sure it reads ounces in grams by .01 or less. Many of them come with the weight too required to calibrate the scale.
@@Goldsavergamer Okay. Too bad you don't remember amazon has a million and one, hard to choose. Wish me luck! Thank you!!!👍
Whoops - I posted in the wrong thread- see above thread I added the link to the scale
Nice I like them both. I would rather have the coin. I'm thinking about picking up a little platinum with gold being so much. What is your thoughts on platinum
I know some people like platinum jewelry, like engagement rings. So that helps its case for buying and holding for value. Looking at the 30/60 day chart and even 1 year it may seem like we missed a good time to buy. 5 year charts show that its still undervalued at this time - so might be some room there. But i'm weird when it comes to chart analysis... i have my own crazy methods haha.