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Bullion is precious metal struck or cast in standard weights and purities. Its price traces the spot market, tracking the raw worth of gold, silver, platinum, or palladium without the heavy markup carried by rare or collector coins.
The articles below break down the core forms of bullion—how they differ, how they price, and what belongs in an IRA versus a home safe.
What bullion is, how it's priced, and why holders choose metal in hand over paper claims on metal.
№ IIOne is struck for weight, the other for show. Know which belongs in a holding and which belongs on a shelf.
№ IIIGold for under five hundred dollars. Smaller coins let you build a holding without writing big checks.
№ IVSovereign coins or private-mint bars. Weigh the added cost, resale speed, and IRA standing of each.
№ VA round is not a coin. What that means for your added cost, your IRA, and the day you decide to sell.
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