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Titanium Bullion Explained: Why It's So Cheap and What You're Actually Buying
Titanium bullion is one of the most searched-for products on our site, and one of the most misunderstood. Here's why a metal used in jets...
Read guideDollar-Cost Averaging Into Bullion: The Steady Way to Build a Stack in NZ
Trying to time the gold or silver market is a losing game for most buyers. Dollar-cost averaging (buying a fixed amount on a regular schedule)...
Read guideCast Bars vs Minted Bars: What's the Difference and Which Should You Buy?
Cast bars are poured, minted bars are struck, and the difference shows up in the premium you pay, the look of the bar, and how...
Read guideBritannia vs Eagle vs Kangaroo vs Philharmonic: Which 1oz Silver Coin Should You Buy?
The Silver Britannia, American Eagle, Australian Kangaroo and Austrian Philharmonic are the four most recognised 1oz silver coins in the world. Here's how they compare...
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Buy Titanium Bullion in New Zealand
Titanium bullion is 999 fine, unusually light for its size, and almost maintenance free. Here is what it is, why it is difficult to produce,...
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Buy Silver Coins in New Zealand
Sovereign silver coins are the most recognisable and easiest to sell form of silver bullion. Here are the main coins available in New Zealand, why...
Read guideBuy Gold Bars in New Zealand
Gold bars cost less per ounce than coins, and larger bars cost less again. Here is the difference between cast and minted bars, how to...
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Buy Gold in Christchurch
Buy gold and silver bullion in person in Christchurch. What we stock, what to expect from showroom pricing, and what to decide before you visit.
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Buy Silver in New Zealand: A Buyer's Guide
Silver is the usual starting point for physical metals. Here is how it differs from gold on volatility, premiums and bulk, what formats are available,...
Read guideHow to Buy Gold in New Zealand: A First Buyer's Guide
Format, purity, pricing, dealer choice and storage, worked through in the order they matter. A practical guide to buying gold bullion in New Zealand for...
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Copper Bullion: What New Zealand Buyers Should Know
Copper bullion is .999 fine, sold in troy ounces, and behaves differently from precious metals. Here is why people buy it, how to stop it...
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How to Spot Fake Gold and Silver Bullion
Weight, dimensions, magnetism and sound will catch most counterfeit bullion. Here are the checks any buyer can run, plus the one fake type that defeats...
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