My 1st TINY Tenth Ounce Gold Coin

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Title	:	My 1st TINY Tenth Ounce Gold Coin
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So cute 🥰 Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : David Hamtaro

My first gold piece was a one gram bar🙂
Comment from : Jeff Keller

That coin is big compared to my two half grams kangaroo sirve!brBeautiful coinbrIn gold it is!
Comment from : Jose Funez

Microscope!! Should have put it in the title
Comment from : dleetr

1g gold bars are popular as well and equally tiny lol
Comment from : roger metcalf

You think that's small,,,, get a maple gram, their awsome Dont get strung out on silver, it gets heavy, gold is the better way ta go, just hold out to temptation and save up
Comment from : Phil Pots

I have 1/10 ounce Brit picked up last month and another 1/10 and 1/25 Philharmonic this month You think the 1/10 is tiny…try the 1/25 LOL I also love the Brit silver one ounce coins and stack those Where did you get your capsules for the 1/10 ounce Britannia??
Comment from : oldone58

It's good to see you making another foray into Gold I like your choice to purchase a small 1/10th ounce coin as well The premiums for smaller Gold coins are high due to the cost of minting the coin being spread out across a smaller increment of Gold, but I think having smaller increments of such a high purchasing power storage density capacity is far superior to having larger increments 1) It's harder and less likely to have been faked, the smaller you go 2) The smaller increment gives you additional ability to use Gold for future private and/or out-of-system transactions without having to worry about necessarily making change 3) Your universe of possible buyers of Gold expands greatly as you go down in increment size Most of the 1/10th ounce coins are 24k Gold, which doesn't wear nearly as well as 22k Gold coins like the American Eagle While I think ANY Gold purchase is a good one, I would recommend sticking primarily to coins that can withstand circulation, should such a thing become necessary This does limit you to Gold Eagles and Krugerrands, but there is still nothing wrong with having some 24k coins as well I only purchase 1/10th and 1/4th ounce Gold Eagles these days The 1/10th ounce is just slightly smaller than an American dime, but you can feel the weight of the coin, if you handle it on its own The 1/4th ounce Gold Eagle is about the same size of the American nickel, and I actually keep all of mine in a coin tube meant for nickels I'm trying to fill a tube currently with 1/4th ounce Gold Eagles now Before the end of the year, I hope to have at least 20 of the 1/4th ounce Eagles Your Britannia is beautiful though It looks like a great pickup!
Comment from : veritasfiles

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Comment from : Dont ask

I look at this wayjust think how worthless the fiat has to be to spend that much on something so small Love the tenths Working on a tube atm Thanks for the video
Comment from : Bearded Bullion

Looks fabulous in the capsule
Comment from : Fozzie

👍 nice
Comment from : Robert Keating

All about the 1/10s buy at lest one a month They seem small by themselves but get a handful of them and you really appreciate them
Comment from : simplehillbilly