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Name
Weight
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Gold bar CombiBar 50.00 g  3,093.16
Gold Bullion Bars 1.00 g  78.99
Gold Bullion Bars 20.00 g  1,196.39
Gold Bullion Bars 50.00 g  2,913.65
Gold Bullion Bars 100.00 g  5,738.92
Gold Bullion Bars 1,000.00 g  57,335.38
American gold Eagle 31.10 g  1,838.30
South Africa gold Krugerrand 31.10 g  1,821.12
Latvian gold coin 100 lats 16.20 g  953.28
Silver Bullion Bars 31.10 g  60.98
Silver bar CombiBar 100.00 g  215.67
Silver American Eagle 31.10 g  58.95
Australian Lunar Silver Coin Series II - Tiger 2010 31.10 g  56.92
All list Update 06/02/2012 12:10
 
     

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Gold Price Volatile But Inflationary Distortions Add to Investment Appeal as Indian & Chinese Gold Demand Rises

03/02/2012

The Gold Price slipped 0.5% from a new 8-week high Thursday lunchtime in London, while global stock markets stalled after a 3-day rise and commodities also pulled back.

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Chinese Buying Gold Like Cheap Cabbage, Greece says Nein! to German Budget Plans

31/01/2012

The wholesale market cost of Buying Gold rose to $1728 per ounce Monday morning in London – down slightly on last week's close – while stocks, commodities and the Euro all fell and government bond prices gained as European leaders met for their latest summit in Brussels.

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Hands down, the cheapest place in the world to buy gold coins

29/01/2012

For anyone looking to hold gold as a store of value or even medium of exchange, major gold coin mintages like the Eagle, Maple Leaf, and Krugerrand are advantageous because they’re recognizable worldwide.

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Charting The Price Of Gold... All The Way Back To 1265

29/01/2012

We have often seen requests to show the price of gold going back as long as possible. Tonight we can oblige, with a gold price chart, indexed in 2010 British Pounds, going all the way back to 1265.

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Jim Sinclair - There Will Be a Run on Gold Stored in the US

29/01/2012

With gold remaining firm above $1,650, today King World News interviewed legendary Jim Sinclair, to get his take on where things are headed. Sinclair surprised KWN by telling us there would be a run, by European countries, on the gold they have stored at the New York Fed. Here is what Sinclair had to say when we asked him if the IMF would be selling any gold: “No. The role of gold has changed and gold is moving more toward the central bank then away from it. On top of that you have seen a significant amount of media attention towards, ‘Where is our gold?’ This is taking place in the European press.”

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Demand to Buy Gold Shows Huge Scope as US Fed Vows 0% Rates until 2014, More QE Now Ahead

27/01/2012

Investors wanting to Buy Gold exposure added 9 tonnes to the holdings of the New York-listed SPDR Gold Trust, whose assets rose to $69.3 billion by value. "People are still very under-invested in gold, and so there is a huge scope of that increasing," reckons UniCredit analyst Jochen Hitzfeld in Munich, speaking to Bloomberg.

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