Perils of purchasing precious metals and coins / Giovanni Kinsey, editor.

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Kinsey, Giovanni [editor.]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781633217065
163321706X

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Perils of purchasing precious metals and coinsDDC classification:

306.874 23

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HG261 .P475 2014eb

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Contents:

Exploring the perils of the precious metals market -- Statement of Bill Nelson, Chairman, Senate Special Committee on Aging. Hearing on "Exploring the perils of the precious metals market" -- Statement of Susan M. Collins, Senator, Senate Special Committee on Aging. Hearing on "Exploring the perils of the precious metals market" -- Statement of Rosemary Hollinger, Deputy Director of the Division of Enforcement, Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Hearing on ''Exploring the perils of the precious metals market'' -- Statement of Dama Brown, Director, Southwest Region, Federal Trade Commission. Hearing on ''Exploring the perils of the precious metals market" -- Testimony of Karl Spicer, Former precious metals telemarketer. Hearing on ''Exploring the perils of the precious metals market" -- Testimony of Joe Melomo, former IBM physicist. Hearing on ''Exploring the perils of the precious metals market" -- Investing in bullion and bullion coins -- Investing in collectible coins -- Index.

Summary: Precious metals are a class of metals deemed rare or highly valued, such as gold, silver, palladium, and platinum. Such metals can be bought and sold in the form of bullion bars, ingots, or coins. Due to the size and weight of the goods, investment firms typically transfer the title of the metal instead of the metal itself, which often remains in storage under the care of the firm or its affiliates. Like all commodities, the price of precious metals fluctuates. Still, the metals are perceived to be the safest form of investment, as they can be less volatile than the stock market.

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Precious metals are a class of metals deemed rare or highly valued, such as gold, silver, palladium, and platinum. Such metals can be bought and sold in the form of bullion bars, ingots, or coins. Due to the size and weight of the goods, investment firms typically transfer the title of the metal instead of the metal itself, which often remains in storage under the care of the firm or its affiliates. Like all commodities, the price of precious metals fluctuates. Still, the metals are perceived to be the safest form of investment, as they can be less volatile than the stock market.

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