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Why should I buy precious metals through GoldMoney instead of buying coins or certificates?

Coins and bars have many disadvantages, including high costs and the time consuming searches for secure storage. These drawbacks can be avoided with GoldMoney. Also, in contrast to coins and bars, which are fabricated into fixed amounts, users can decide to buy any quantity of gold or silver they choose, for example, $10 worth, 120 ounces, 9 kilos, etc. And with GoldMoney, selling is as easy as buying.

Unlike certificate programs and pooling accounts that only hold some of their customer's precious metal in storage, 100% of the metal in GoldMoney's system is securely stored in a world-class precious metals vault and routinely audited. See the following four links in sequence (1, 2, 3, 4) for more information on why certificate programs put your metal at risk.

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What are the cost advantages of using GoldMoney?
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What does it cost to buy and sell precious metals at GoldMoney?
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Can I fund my GoldMoney account with gold or silver coins?
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