Better punchline is invest carefully with good knowledge and understanding.

Why LOSE? Why so NEGATIVE? YOu Always LOSE?

The fact is you could make a profit too!

Maybe that's a Freudian slip from you!

That's why maybe you lose often.

No one wants your poor experience. And its not false to be able to make money from investments.
Maybe for you, a false hope.

Yes. But that was like more than 10 years ago. There is no tax on gold. But silver attracts tax.

In my experience with sellin kijang to Maybank, some branches actually weigh the coins.

Some branches just accept them at face value, no checks at all.

Maybe Kijang is not so popular to counterfeit.

I bet OCBC did not see gold climbing to $2,000 in 2020.

(Aug 30): Veteran investor Mark Mobius said investors should have 10% of a portfolio in gold as currencies will be devalued following the unprecedented stimulus rolled out to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

At this stage, “10% should be put into physical gold,” said Mobius, who set up Mobius Capital Partners after more than three decades at Franklin Templeton Investments. “Currency devaluation globally is going to be quite significant next year given the incredible amount of money supply that has been printed.”

Bullion rallied to a record last year as the coronavirus pandemic spurred a flight to haven assets but it’s pulled back since with the roll-out of vaccines. To fight the crisis, central banks and governments worldwide have unleashed an unprecendented wave of monetary and fiscal stimulus, boosting balance sheets at the Federal Reserve and elsewehere and straining state finances.

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“It is going to be very, very good to have physical gold that you can access immediately without the danger of the government confiscating all the gold,” Mobius, a long-time fan of the metal, said in an interview.

Spot bullion, which traded at $1,816.16 an ounce, hit an all-time high above $2,075 about a year ago. Year-to-date, it’s shed more than 4%, while global stocks hold near a record and the Fed lays out a strategy to pare stimulus.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/mobi...set-be-devalued

Unker shewing off?
Some of my gold numismatics collectables

1ozdragon
2007 kanga st sunset
2009 kanga at sunset
1 oz silver lunar set
transformers silver
Rolf harris
2009 1oz Ultra High relief double eagle NGC MS69
2010 1oz tiger gold coin
2008kanga at sunset
1oz opal treasures
Pig gold proof set
2008w american eagle
2009 BUFFALO NGC MS 70
2008-W American Gold 1/4 oz Eagle $10 Burnished
2002 Australia Gold Horse Coin Set
2009 BUFFALO NGC MS 70
2009 BUFFALO NGC MS 70
2010 1oz tiger gold coin
2009w buffalo PF PGCS70
2010 1oz tiger gold coin
3 oz Gold britannia
2010 Kangaroo at Sunset $25 Gold Proof Co
1/10 ozAustralia Solomon Shekel Judaica NR
1 OZ PROOF 1987 AMERICAN EAGLE
1 OZ PROOF 1987 AMERICAN EAGLE
1oz pig gold coin
2009 1oz Ultra High relief double eagle NGC MS70
1ozdragon gold coin
2009 1oz Ultra High relief double eagle PCGS MS70
dragon proof set
20 nos. 1/10 oz amer eagle gold
1 oz kruggerand gold
1 0z 2010 buffalo gold ms70
1 0z 1998 tiger lunar
2 nos 2009 britannia 1 oz gold
1987 panda gold proof set

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This one is quite rare. I dont have the picture with me presently.
It is the year2000 Australian Lunar Dragon proof set.

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I have these BU bullions, the 1998 and 2010 tigers. I am a tiger.

But the 2022 is 1 oz proof at Aud3545! No more bullion collection.

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You buying the 1 oz tiger gold proof?

My 1997 ox




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Aud3545 is too pricey for me. I had a close look at the picture. It does not seem to be a High relief.

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Sep 10 2021, 04:01 PM

There should be any tax on gold. Silver yes.
Not gold.

I have never paid a single cent of tax for import of gold bullions.

Here....



The Royal mint coin looks much better.

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Sep 10 2021, 04:47 PM