Posted on: 13-07-09 14:26:42
Hello all,
Is it advisable to have 24K gold purchased from back home and brought here to canada in shape of biscuits for sale ? I am talking not very huge quantity but very small quantities ofcourse however i was curious to know if this is a smart way to earn money ?
Plus is there a limitation to the $$ value of items that you can carry when you travel to Canada ? All assistance is as always much appreciated.
Thanks
Cougar !
So you say gold is cheaper in India ? And cheaper enough to make you some money if you could ?
Please research and probably you will find that it might be lucrative the other way around.
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Originally posted by Cougar
Hello all,
Is it advisable to have 24K gold purchased from back home and brought here to canada in shape of biscuits for sale ? I am talking not very huge quantity but very small quantities ofcourse however i was curious to know if this is a smart way to earn money ?
Plus is there a limitation to the $$ value of items that you can carry when you travel to Canada ? All assistance is as always much appreciated.
Thanks
Cougar !
Why not buy gold biscuits here , Why buy them from India
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Originally posted by Smiley
Why not buy gold biscuits here , Why buy them from India
where would be the best place in Toronto to buy gold biscuits ? Any idea what type of gold would be the best to buy as in what carat is preferable for investment ?
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Originally posted by Cougar
where would be the best place in Toronto to buy gold biscuits ? Any idea what type of gold would be the best to buy as in what carat is preferable for investment ?
To name two ... Scotia or Royal Bank. (http://www.scotiamocatta.com/products/bars.htm) Dig a bit.
Only problem is that there is no negotiation or discount. The rates are as per the market.
After currency conversion, it does not make any difference where you buy gold.
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Originally posted by sville
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Originally posted by Cougar
where would be the best place in Toronto to buy gold biscuits ? Any idea what type of gold would be the best to buy as in what carat is preferable for investment ?
To name two ... Scotia or Royal Bank. (http://www.scotiamocatta.com/products/bars.htm) Dig a bit.
Only problem is that there is no negotiation or discount. The rates are as per the market.
After currency conversion, it does not make any difference where you buy gold.
Thank You for this valuable info Sville. I will definitely do my research.
Here is something to read about at
http://www.nwtmint.com" rel="nofollow">LINK and look for gold bullion
or
http://www.goldprice.org/buying-gold/
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