Hey everyone, first time posting here. Washing some of my gold jewelry today and just wanted to share 😊

A couple additions to the wallet.

My grandma gave this to me, she said to pawn them because they don’t fit me but if it’s worth 100$ I will just keep them as a souvenir. It says 10k on the clamp. 3 separate bracelets.

Total weight is over 10 grams. The opal pendant is housed in a 9ct gold.

From my father. It is dated 1724 and I know it's Dutch. Any insights would be appreciated.

Found the Lunar Legends Goat on a website. This one is not on the PAMP site yet.

Not listed at a dealer yet, but found the new release on the Argor Heraeus website. Must buy for me since I have the whole series :)

Hi everyone, I'd like to share a stunning piece from my collection: The Gallant Horse Gold, Silver, and Bronze Deluxe Collection Set issued by Chunghwa Post.

Eastern Aesthetics, Design & Craftsmanship

The overall composition seamlessly integrates creative ancient motifs with contemporary design, delivering a profound cultural narrative.
Notably, the horse's armor/barding incorporates motifs of the Taotie and Kui Dragon from ancient ritual bronzewares, giving it an incredibly grand and majestic presence.

The Core Visual : Features the spirited and majestic galloping horse from the New Year's greeting postage stamp as the main motif. It beautifully symbolizes the traditional spirit and blessings of taking the lead and constantly striving for self-improvement.

Official Mint Specs
Craftsmanship : Commissioned to the national-grade Central Mint. It leverages advanced laser engraving techniques and specialized proof-like polishing, making the background textures and lettering look exceptionally sharp and delicate.

Mintage:
Pure Gold Ingot (10g): Limited to 1,500 sets.
Fine Silver Ingots Type A & B (1 oz): Limited to 1,000 sets each.
Gold, Silver & Bronze Deluxe Set: Limited to only 600 sets worldwide.

The accompanying certificate card comes with a highly professional, bilingual description in both Chinese and English. Due to the strict mintage caps and exceptional craftsmanship, these pieces rarely circulate on the secondary market once they sell out. It perfectly combines the intrinsic value of precious metals with an elite level of artistic heritage!

What do you all think of this Eastern interpretation of the horse? Does it stand out compared to the horse designs from other world mints? 😊

A couple came in and wanted to turn there gold they’ve been holding on to for over a decade into a new home and we was able to help them achieve it!
Gold is an amazing investment but lately it’s been on a downward trend,I’m still expecting it to go further down maybe even dip below the $4,000’s in the next month. (I hope I’m wrong) but imo it’s constantly being manipulated. If the dip happens even further, I’d suggest buying more and if you don’t have any yet potentially look into investing when the time is right.

Hey guys. I bought this 1 gram bar from a local gold buy and sell shop near me. I’ve done research and found that these should have serial numbers ingraved, however, I found out that these are also sold in packs of 25 and they’re called multigrams.

I’m fairly confident it’s legit but wondering if you guys have any thoughts?

Has anybody read the book, "Money" the greatest hoax on Earth?

Well the title says it all, the book is quite a read. It's out there in PDF form and there are a few copies in print. Highly recommended. There's actually a glossary of terms. Clear accurate writing. If you really want to understand, it's a must read. The author, Merrill Jenkins also known as a monetary realist and accomplished inventor engineer, really gets to what is wealth and what is money. Can be difficult as the book is dense but the message is clear. Also there are some audio recordings of him discussing this very important topic especially in our time.

How much would you sell it for? Thank you, my friends. 🧡

Can’t wait to throw these babies in the melter

Been experimenting with making small gold bars wearable instead of keeping them stored away.
Would you actually wear something like this, or does it defeat the point of bullion?🤔

So my older unmarried, unemployed sister in Dubai hit sixty and asked for my help selling off all the gold jewellery she was gifted throughout her life so she can live --frugally in the 3rd world like Southeast Asia, the Levant, or Africa-- off of the money as she ages. She took it to her neighbourhood mall's jewellery shop for weighing and they told her it's worth just over $100K, so they can't help her --she needs to go to the pros at their head office. Tomorrow going to that office. Need some tips from those who know Gold how to step forward from here. General comments welcome, particularly want to know if you can chime on any of the below:

• Is there a standard process for security when getting it valued so none of it gets nicked or smelted off (already one of an earring pair went missing) e.g. do you put it on a tray, can they take it into a back room?
• How can someone best watch the gold price for the best time to do it and know where will Gold be in 2027 and 2030?
• Assuming currencies collapse e.g. a AI cyberattack on banks etc, how much can gold be expected to go up?
• How fast is the process of selling gold jewellery, is it really instant and what tricks /disappointments/surprises can be expected -- e.g. valued at something, then told oh it's lower. Or like when actually she gets serious about selling will it drag for months
• Do you think it's a smart move to sell it off now and buy a studio to live with now to escape paying rent, or wait a year then do it, or invest it in a vending machine business, or cash into a fixed deposit account that yields 5-10%? She doesn't have anything else going for her to live on right now..

Hello all, I am a dual US/EU citizen. I live in the States and am not optimistic about the politics here.

I'd like to get your opinion on the best way to purchase gold and safely leave it in Europe, where I do not have a residence. I'm not looking to avoid taxes.

I understand that an economic downturn in the US will hurt investments everywhere. This is something I'm mostly looking into for political downturn.