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India is one of the largest consumers of gold. Wedding season in the country can have a huge impact on gold prices as demand increases since gold jewelry is heavily bought during this season. People invest in gold, they save it, and also give it in the dowry. However, India alone can?t dictate gold prices. China is very close as it has recently surpassed India as the largest consumer of the shiny metal. These two countries together can cause gold prices to surge. Moreover, other Asian...

It's important to know when to sell gold as your "profit" largely depends on timing. First of all, there's no "right time? as it depends on a variety of factors including when and why you bought it. Not everyone who purchases gold has the intention to sell it. Some buy gold jewelry only because it looks good. However, a large number of people buy gold with the sole intention of investing and selling it when it increases in value. Gold prices are highly volatile. They change several times in...

It's important to be careful when buying gold coins since scams are common. You should only purchase coins from a reliable seller who has been in the business for a while. There are thousands of dealers out there but not all might be genuine. Plus, there are several other options to buy gold coins including auctions, coin clubs, online stores, and private sellers. Here are a few things to keep in mind when buying gold coins so that you get exactly what you pay for: Confirm The Dealer is...

If you go out in the market to purchase gold coins, you will realize that there are hundreds of options to choose from. While they are all made of gold, not all might be right or suitable for you. This is why it is important to know about gold coins. Here are some of the most popular options: - American Eagles - Chinese Pandas - South African Krugerrands - UK and Australian Sovereigns - Canadian Maple Leafs Here are a few factors to consider when selecting a gold coin: The Type: Options...

The British Royal Mint surprised everyone when it announced the marvelous £5 Diamond Wedding 2007 Silver Proof Coin to celebrate the Queen?s diamond wedding. According to a statement issued by the British Royal Mint, "On 20 November 1947 Princess Elizabeth married Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten at Westminster Abbey, bringing much needed cheer to post-war Britain. Now, sixty years later, the Royal Mint has struck an official commemorative crown to celebrate the Diamond Wedding anniversary of...