GOLD

>buying inflated gold with a deflated currency

it was literally /biz/ tier

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Does+anyone+know+a+respectable+place+to+buy%2Forder+gold+and+silver+online

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>>1364617
>>1364614

Jmbullion
APmex

Both are pretty decent. Hold off on buying for now though. There will be a sell off probably by the end of the week that'll drop prices down a few bucks.

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>>1364614
>not seeing the forest for the trees.

>>1364605
>"Gold and silver are the highest they have been in a long time! I better buy now!"

>>1364808
where was this photo taken?

>>1364605
Ebay has some decent coin/bar sellers

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>>1364605

try google

>>1364945
silver is high, but it could go a lot higher

>>1364605

Why weren't you asking this question 2 weeks ago?

If you're in the UK, Atkinsons usually has the cheapest gold
Silver-to-go has the cheapest silver

>>1364605
Don't do it. £ will recover. Should have done it day before EU ref, gg.

>>1364605
>>1364614
Relax. Silver's still fine. By tomorrow we'll know if silver will dip or go higher (a bad US jobs report means higher). You could buy and resell, or you could wait for silver and gold to go down later on (maybe half a year), before buying it.