1/4 Oz Gold Bullion Bars & Coins

Gold bullion is well known for its scarcity and value. If you do not have gold bullion in your portfolio in these troubled financialtimes then you are running a risk. As the value of the stock market and real estate head in strange directions, invest in something real – invest in gold bullion.

I realize that an ounce of gold is pretty expensive these days, but you do not havr to buy an entire ounce. Below are some of the best deals on 1/4 oz bars, coins and rounds of gold bullion. Take a look and find something you like – but don’t wait too long.

Current Gold Price per Ounce

Bad, better or worse. Who knows what is going to happen to the economy? At times like these you need all the information you can get. Keep an eye on the current price of gold per ounce (troy oz) to see how your hard assets are doing in these troubled times. Nothing is more real than gold bullion but watch those price charts nonetheless.

Below you will find the current spot price of gold per oz in US dollars.

As you can see below there are LOTS of greats deals on eBay for gold bullion coins and bars.

Scrap Gold and Silver from Old Computers

I have heard that your old computer had a treasure trove of gold and silver in it but never really knew where – much less how to extract it. I searched around online and found this video. It is from a British company but computers are the same all over the world. From now on whenever I see my neighbors throwing our computers I am going to start grabbing them and pulling out the gold. I’ve seen stuff that looks like gold but I’m still not sure where the silver is to be found.

The only problem I see is that for the individual it is very hard to sell the scrap gold. I did some looking around and found a company that will buy your scrap gold. With the current price of gold where it is it doesn’t take much to make some decent money. I’m not sure if they will give you anything for the silver and copper in the computer but at the very least they should give you a decent price for the gold since they are getting the other two metals for free.

Gold Panda Coin

The Chinese Gold Panda coin is collection of gold bullion rounds. These are struck by the national mint of China – People’s Republic of China to be specific. They are issued in various different coin sizes: beginning as small as 1/20 oz and as big as 1 full ounce. Gold Panda coins have the same fineness factor as most gold gold coin of 99.9%, however most are worth a little over the gold value based on demand by collectors.

The coins are known as the Golden Panda because each years’ coin features a panda on one side (the images change from year to year). The reverse side carries a picture of the Temple of Heaven with Chinese characters on top saying Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo (meaning People’s Republic of China) and the date of the year it was minted and struck. Each sized coin carries a specific face value in Yuan (official Chinese currency). Due to the unique artistry, the coins continue to be one of the world’s most popular gold bullion coins to collect.

2006 $5 American Gold Eagle

Struck in .917 fine gold this is the only gold coin whose weight a purity is guaranteed by the US Government. In addition to that, the American Gold Eagle is the only gold coin that the IRS will allow an individual in an IRA. Designed by the sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this masterpiece displays some of the most patriotic images shown on US currency. The Standing Liberty found on the “face” of the coin has stood the test of time for nearly a century. The reverse side features an American bald eagle carrying an olive branch, flying above a nest containing another eagle and her eaglets.

Specifications:

• Origin: United States
• Date Issued: 2006
• Metal: Gold
• Denomination: $5
• Purity: .917
• Weight: 3.393 Grams
• Diameter: 16.5 MM