Gold coins have the advantage of having two value features, first being the actual bullion value and secondly the coin or rarity value. I like to own gold coins but I will always buy at the coins melt value or below.How do you do this?
Typically trawling the internet is a good place to start. Last year I brought 4 Swiss Francs for $180 U.S each when the actual melt value that the time was over $230 U.S., I just searched the internet for gold coins for sale and found a classified advert with the coins for sale stating, "any offers considered", the seller of the coins was a little strapped for cash at the time and simply took the best offer on the day. Currently these coins are selling on different web-sites across the internet for $300-$320 U.S a coin, thus giving me a profit of around 50% in the last 9 months.
I see gold coins as just another alternate way to invest in gold and maybe a better way to store value as given that a coin has some added historic value to it. So why don't you try it yourself, the deal of a decade comes along every day, it just depends on if you are out there looking for it or not.
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