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Goldmoney Inc T.XAU

Alternate Symbol(s):  XAUMF

Goldmoney Inc. is a Canada-based custodians and traders of precious metals. The Company also owns and operates businesses in jewelry manufacturing and property investment. The Company’s operations and principal activities are conducted through its two wholly owned business segments: a Goldmoney.com and Goldmoney Properties Limited. Goldmoney.com is an online platform that provides clients with access to their Holding to purchase and sell physical precious metals and arrange for their custody and storage. Goldmoney Properties Limited is a United Kingdom-based entity established to acquire long-life property assets with secure long-term income streams. It owns eight properties totaling 431,025 square feet (GIA). Goldmoney Properties Limited also owns a portfolio of freehold properties known as 'Clarendon Quarter' in Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. This portfolio of mixed-use buildings occupies an approximately two-acre site in the heart of Oxford City Center.


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Comment by watchmeplzon May 22, 2015 1:48am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Getting at your physical gold $25 plus shipping and insur.

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Getting at your physical gold $25 plus shipping and insur.In all fairness you can buy credit suisse (brand name) bars online from Kitco all-in cost at around $1550 CAD a oz. and I didn't equate if you got volume through bitgold is assume the shipping/processing fees would drop as volume increased. Leaving the ratio probably well less then 5.5% to buy.

None the less, still trying to pin point the explosive thinking that everyone over last few days has had.



watchmeplz wrote: Heres your breakdown traderjo,

I paid very close to 1550 CAD a oz shipped to me ($550/10g x 2.835(1oz)) with all fees included from bitgold site. On today's spot price of 1469 CAD a oz that equates to a 5.5% markup in total (all-in cost 1 way, to buy only, not to sell.)

Vancouver Bullion Exchange id say is our largest exchange,
https://www.vbce.ca/rates/precious-metals

They buy at -.006% off spot
They sell at basically 3% off spot

Total transaction of 3.006% but I have to get off my couch to trade.. :(


Im not trying to prove you wrong at all. Just looking at the economics and trying to really figure out what bitgold is truly going to be used for. My only sediment is it will be treated like another version of crytocurrency, which that space is crowded enough. Again, no more positive features then competitors like xapo with Bitcoin vault, offline servers, insured, etc.. or your local bank getting gold certs. Bitgold is clearly for the "cool" factor for now which is my mind runs out quickly. GLTA!




TraderJo2 wrote: If you go to the bullion exchange down the street isn't it 2-3% both ways to buy and sell gold? You'd save on shipping, but nit on fees. It would cheaper to save this way and the banks charge a healthy markup, as well. 




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