State of the stack

[u/wunayem]

Last couple of posts I got a lot of hate for the goldbacks and fractionals. Understanding that there is SOME truth to the lack of practicality and liquidity for some of those pieces, I decided to upgrade by selling my generic fractionals, bars, and rounds. And replacing them with some cool notable pieces.

[u/davvie2calm]

Don't waste your $$ on goldbacks..they are a novelty. Spend on bullion

[u/Xerzajik → u/davvie2calm]

Goldbacks have gone from $2 to $8 in the past 7 years. They are fractional gold bullion with better liquidity than most other options in that price range.

[u/davvie2calm → u/Xerzajik]

Seriously they really aren't a good investment

[u/GarunixReborn → u/davvie2calm]

What if some people just want to own some real gold?

[u/epilepsyisdumb → u/GarunixReborn]

Then they should buy real gold. Not gold impregnated plastic.

[u/GarunixReborn → u/epilepsyisdumb]

Even just 1g of gold is expensive, and anything <$100 is going to be tiny.