I think you're asking which gold bullion that's recognised by our government?I know Kijang Emas is recognised for sure as it's the official gold coin of Malaysia. But I reckon, other gold coins from other country is recognised too, like Canadian Golden Maple Leaf, Australian Kangaroo, Chinese Panda, South African Krugerrand, etc... I think your concern would be how easy to sell off your gold bullion. If so, just get Kijang Emas coin or any gold bullion products that UOB Malaysia sells (you can check their website). For Kijang Emas, you can sell back to Maybank or Ar-Rahnu. Same goes to gold bullion products sold by UOB Bank but you must keep the "certificate" in order to sell back to UOB.


Yes, they are but the advantage is that we can easily sell them compared to other gold bullion products where they may need accompanying certificates to certify their finesse and other details..

Yeah, Nubex and other PM dealers spreads are approx 20%..Also, they're the place to go for other coins that you can't get at banks if you're into collecting gold coins. But the spread only matters if you're thinking of buying and selling it off in a short span of time to make a quick profit. If indeed that's your intention, you're better off with stocks..
On import tax, I think some other forumers here has the experience on that, but what I do know is that those bullion products in the LBMA good delivery list are exempted from GST.

If you want 1gm or 10gm of gold bar, Public Gold has this product on sale with the best price and lower spread compare to normal jewellery shop. You can whatsapp me with any questions anytime at 0193520178. I'm their authorized dealer but i will give fairly opinion and not bias to any product as long as it is good.

Pm me the price please

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I'm not sure what you meant by "any place". Could u give example of any US based PM dealers on how close they sell gold to spot price?

If that's the case, you can sell your gold anywhere in malaysia too. Ar-Rahnu is everywhere and those goldsmith's shop too. I don't think it's that shocking to have "certs" with the gold bullion since it's to protect the interest of both sellers and dealers. Both of them don't have to fork out $$ to get the gold assayed when seller wants to sell them. It's different with gold coins though, since their purity is guaranteed by the issuing country and dealers readily accepts them. Having said that, it's possible to counterfeit gold coins so in the end, having some sort of receipt/certs from where it's bought helps in selling them off. Have you sold gold to PM dealers in US before?

You haven't explained how close to spot price those PM dealers in US are selling..and example of that.

I see, so that's what you mean. I believe our gold market here isn't as developed as in US and shipping costs adds to the gold bullion price here. Hence the higher price. I thought local goldsmiths shop do melt gold too. Or maybe you can consider starting a business like that here.

I didn't say that it'll prevent counterfeiting from happening. Certs/receipts aren't foolproof. But they do give a certain level of confidence to the buyer that the gold is as what's stated in the certs/receipts. And so far it's what the best buyer and seller here can do to protect their interest and expedite the buying and selling to happen.

For the first time since August 2009, gold is cheap

http://www.businessinsider.my/gold-is-unde...KBHi1bT7ihV1.99

So time to invest in gold?

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shopping time

out of curiosity, is there a license for retailing gold? means u startup a company, get gold from supplier and sell to others?

Since your saving is getting less and lesser.. So you should start working?

Same concept but alternate choices given

Pocket besar, buy la some more kehkehkeh


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I don't think we will become Zimbabwe, so instead of buying gold which is based on USD, why not look into gold producer which trade on relatively weak currency to us as well as a way to preserve your capital and bet on gold

Ehh getting cheaper, buy some more la 😂

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not low enuf

Guys, i just came across the BuySilverMalaysia.com, the price is attractive, but still 2 things worry me:
1: How to tell if the gold bar is real? Can do a serial number check with Pamp?
2: They deliver using Pos Laju, what if my 100g gold bar gone during the delivery? Any buyer protection?

Avoid Gold when USD is on uptrend

Though I've never bought from them before, the products they carry seemed legit enough. It's stated on their website that they use tracking number for delivery. I reckon if it's lost, the tracking status would still be "undelivered" and the onus is still on them. You're sort of protected that way. If you still don't feel comfortable with it, just walk in to their office.