November 13, 201312 yr I'm looking to spend around b200,000 on gold as an investment before the price goes up again. I don't want gold jewelllry just gold. Can anyone recommend a reputable dealer in the area?
November 14, 201312 yr If you do not want Jewelry, it is the gold block ( ingot ) you want, I saw them a couple of days ago in the Gold Shop I always buy from on Pattayaklang. They had the 1 Baht available, but any heavier needed to be ordered...
November 14, 201312 yr Aurora Gold shops are a chain throughout Thailand. They are in all the malls (Big C, Tesco, etc.). They sell 1 baht gold ingots. The price of gold is regulated here so it doesn't make a difference where you buy.
November 14, 201312 yr Buy the 10 baht gold block, should be around 192k at the moment Pattaya Klang on the left side going East about 100m from second road Always has a good stock of 5 baht and 10 baht blocks
November 14, 201312 yr In Pattaya do they charge transport costs? Around where I live the gold shops charge between 100-200 Baht per Baht gold. They do not display this charge and only add it on buying. So on 100 Baht gold, I'd pay 20,000 Baht transport charges.
November 14, 201312 yr Hi What is the usual spread ( buy to sell price ) for 1 baht ingots please ? Is it 100 baht ( money that is), noticed 1 store seemed to have just a 60 baht spread.? I could be wrong though. Thanks
November 15, 201312 yr 100 baht spread in Pattaya small units (1 and 2 Baht weights) have a higher spread (150-200 Baht).
November 15, 201312 yr In Pattaya do they charge transport costs? Around where I live the gold shops charge between 100-200 Baht per Baht gold. They do not display this charge and only add it on buying. So on 100 Baht gold, I'd pay 20,000 Baht transport charges. never heard of "transport" charges.
November 15, 201312 yr When i have bought Gold Jewelry in the past, I ask the price for 1 Baht, then I choose something, the price is always a few hundred Baht more. My husband says this is the shops fee and also the price can differ depending on how fancy the article is, if there is a lot of workmanship been put into it, then it might cost more...... So buying the gold block would be the cheapest method........
February 26, 201412 yr sorry to bump an old thread. how will you know if the gold is as pure as they say it is or even fake when buying from a gold shop? What due diligence should one do before making a transaciton.?
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