Gold De Royale of Brisbane is a market leader in gold bullion and silver bullion sales in Australia. We offer bullion gold and silver in its purest form in both bars and coins. We specialize in selling gold and silver bullion directly to investors, SMSF, investment firms, dealers, collectors, jewellers and individuals. Gold bullion is a terrific hedge against inflation and a safe harbor in financial or economic turmoil. Bullion has a long history of stability in purchasing power and both gold and silver bullion are sought after for commercial uses including the jewellery industry. We sell only the finest gold and silver bullion. Our gold bullion is mainly Swiss produced by PAMP and is renowned for its quality. Gold bullion is much more than a financial investment; it is also sought after and treasured for its collector appeal or as an inheritance to pass on to future generations.
Gold De Royale offers gold and silver bullion to investors at the lowest wholesale prices. We are one of the largest gold and silver bullion dealers in Brisbane, Australia. You can buy bullion gold and silver bars and coins right online from our website. Because bullion gold bars and gold coins can be easily bought, transported and stored, bullion is a great investment option and inflation hedge for many investors. We also sell investment grade palladium bullion and platinum bullion.
For the small time investor and hobbyist, Gold De Royale offers an extensive selection of bullion products to add value and enjoyment to any silver and gold bullion collection or precious metals collection. As a reputable Australian bullion online dealer, Gold De Royale carries only the highest quality and grades of bullion gold and silver bars and coins.
Always adding to our collection of the most exceptional investment bullion gold and other precious metals for sale anywhere in the world, Gold De Royale is pleased to announce that we now offer bullion investors and gold connoisseurs four new and very exciting investment grade bullion products; PAMP Suisse silver bullion bars, PAMP gold bullion pendants, Austrian Philharmonic silver bullion coins and the first ever UBS gold Kinebar bullion bars. Any one of these prestige gold and silver bullion products would make an outstanding addition to your investment portfolio. One of the rarest silver bullion bars in the world, the PAMP Suisse silver bullion bar is regarded as a “must buy” for anyone who invests in silver bullion. The UBS gold Kinebar bullion bar, the first offered by the prestigious Union Bank of Switzerland, the bank where the world’s wealthiest people bank, is extremely rare, very expensive and highly coveted.
How to buy gold bullion: Individuals who enter the bullion market must understand that people buy gold bullion to protect themselves (almost like insurance) against paper money that is losing its value and from geopolitical risks. All throughout history both gold and silver bullion have been used way before any paper currency came into print. Regardless of what others say, gold bullion is money and is the ultimate safe haven asset and a great way of ensuring wealth preservation.
Successful investing is about buying quality bullion products. The first golden rule is to buy gold bullion from refiners that are accredited by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) as an acceptable gold delivery refiner or as a good delivery referee. The LBMA is the gold standard in the bullion industry when it comes to setting refining standards. If you buy bullion from refiners that are accredited by the LBMA, you can be confident that you are getting the best value for your money.
Understanding purity of the bullion item is important. All gold bullion items contain trace amounts of other metals and therefore there is no such thing as 100 per cent pure gold. For investment purposes the purer a gold bullion coin or ingot, the more it is worth. Purity is determined by a value known as karats. In the bullion market gold coins/bars are commonly available as 999.99 which is the purest form of gold in the market, for example the Canadian Gold Bullion Maple Leaf, followed by .999/999.9 which is commonly called as 24 karat gold, for example the UBS gold kinebar bullion, and .9167 which is called as 22 karat gold. Investors seeking to determine the purity of their gold bullion should check the markings on their coins and bars before buying.
Some investors think that numismatic coins and rare coins are bullion. But these are not classified as bullion at an international standard because most numismatic coins and rare coins contain very little or no precious metal content. Because the term numismatic is used widely, consumers get confused as some bullion products do carry numismatic value besides the precious metal content. The best example is the Chinese Gold Bullion Panda coin. The Chinese Gold Panda bullion coin has the highest numismatic value besides its precious metal content which makes it the most valued gold bullion coin in circulation.
Diversification is important when buying gold bullion. Some consumers stick only to bullion bars and some only to bullion coins. This is a wrong move. The common rule is 50 per cent of your gold bullion items should be bars followed by 50 per cent as coins. The reason being gold bullion coins have a numismatic value attached to them compared to gold bars.
You will not succeed in the bullion investment market if you buy and sell on a short term basis. Time and time again we see people buying bullion when there is a dip in prices and selling bullion back when the prices move high. Other than making short term profits, you actually do not make much on the long term. A smart bullion investor would buy on a continued basis regardless of the price. For example, we see many investors on a daily basis buying bullion every fortnight when they get their pay check. Even if you buy one gram gold bullion every fortnight, if that is all you can afford, you will still be a successful investor on the long term.
Self-Managed Super Fund, SMSF and Precious Metals: Did you know that you can use your self-managed superannuation funds, SMSF to invest in gold, silver, and platinum bullion? Many people in Australia are not aware that they can use their self-managed superannuation funds to invest in bullion. Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSF) can be used to buy bullion for investment purposes. That is, if you manage your own superannuation funds which are SMSF (not industry superannuation funds like Sunsuper, HESTA etc.) then you can use that money to buy bullion.
Investing in silver bullion: Silver bullion is becoming more popular among precious metal investors due to its low value compared to its counterpart gold bullion. Recent survey among bullion investors found that at least 55 per cent of investors prefer silver bullion as part of their precious metals portfolio and the balance prefers to hold gold and platinum bullion.
Silver is more ample in the earth’s crust than gold. But from a mining perspective, the above ground gold far surpasses the amount of silver. Did you know that in 1950 there were approximately 10 billion ounces of silver above ground? In 1980, that number shrunk to approximately 3.5 billion. The other fascinating fact about silver bullion is that, unlike gold, no significant government stockpiles of silver exist anywhere in the world. While almost all governments have stockpiles of gold as part of their financial system, none hold significant silver reserves.
Silver bullion has a high industrial demand. Many consumers literally throw out millions of dollars of silver all around the world. Hard to believe! Silver is required in the making of products such as compact discs, mobile phone batteries, calculators, hearing aids, electronic switches, television screens, computer monitors, and thousands more. Once these items have served their purpose, they generally get thrown out by consumers. Investors must understand that it is more expensive to recycle silver from these products than to dig it up from the earth. When compared to its counterpart gold; gold is not consumed as it is not much of an industrial commodity. Research shows that at least 90 per cent of all gold mined throughout history is still available in coins, bars, artefacts, and jewellery.
The Silver Institute predicts that the industrial use of silver bullion will rise sharply over the next five years. The institute estimates that by 2015, the demand for silver bullion will further increase by 36 per cent. There is no doubt that the silver bullion market around the world will face a serious deficit of silver bullion in the coming years. The most popular products among silver investors is the PAMP silver bullion, followed by the American silver eagle bullion coin, Canadian silver maple bullion coin, as well as other silver bullion products. At Gold De Royale we strongly believe that silver must be a part of every bullion investor’s portfolio.
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