Gold vending machines are the newest most fashionable way of purchasing this yellow metal. Since their invention as a marketing strategy for a German gold selling company in 2009, these devices have caught everyone's attention.
From this amazing 2000 year old story, until today's gold dispensing vending machines, humanity has proved to come a long way in making products extremely accessible. Over the past 2 years gold bar and coin buying has become even more direct, with the invention of gold vending machines, developed by German businessman Thomas Geissler.
The public's interest for this new way of purchasing gold bars and coins has been shown time and time again. Geissler even stated that the idea demystifies the concept of gold buying in general, making this long time searched treasure available to a larger public.
The containers are very safe, Geissler says, but they are also located in extremely secure spots. The fact makes them less accessible to a broader public, other then the one formed from the clients of 5 stars hotels or luxury malls or travelers transiting an international airport.
The maximum quantity that can be bought from such a machine is 250 grams and a gold bar's maximum weight is 10 grams. Purchasing small quantities of gold can be a smart movement, most specialists say. But the real investors may want to buy more.
As Thomas Geissler stated, the best use for gold vending machines is buying investment presents or souvenirs. Most gold bars have their location's name engraved on them: in Abu Dhabi this is "Emirates Palace".
One idea seems to please everyone. A gold bar from a vending machine can turn out to be a perfect souvenir or present - especially because most bars are engraved with the name of the location from which they are bought.
From this amazing 2000 year old story, until today's gold dispensing vending machines, humanity has proved to come a long way in making products extremely accessible. Over the past 2 years gold bar and coin buying has become even more direct, with the invention of gold vending machines, developed by German businessman Thomas Geissler.
The public's interest for this new way of purchasing gold bars and coins has been shown time and time again. Geissler even stated that the idea demystifies the concept of gold buying in general, making this long time searched treasure available to a larger public.
The containers are very safe, Geissler says, but they are also located in extremely secure spots. The fact makes them less accessible to a broader public, other then the one formed from the clients of 5 stars hotels or luxury malls or travelers transiting an international airport.
The maximum quantity that can be bought from such a machine is 250 grams and a gold bar's maximum weight is 10 grams. Purchasing small quantities of gold can be a smart movement, most specialists say. But the real investors may want to buy more.
As Thomas Geissler stated, the best use for gold vending machines is buying investment presents or souvenirs. Most gold bars have their location's name engraved on them: in Abu Dhabi this is "Emirates Palace".
One idea seems to please everyone. A gold bar from a vending machine can turn out to be a perfect souvenir or present - especially because most bars are engraved with the name of the location from which they are bought.
About the Author:
Purchasing small quantities - as a gold bar or coin, demystifies the process of gold-buying
No comments:
Post a Comment