: For those avoiding physical storage, mutual funds or ETFs track the metal's price and are backed by physical caches. 2. Select a Reputable Dealer
: Look for dealers recognized by organizations like the Better Business Bureau or industry trade groups.
: The U.S. Mint suggests using search engines to find authorized local or national dealers.
: Buying gold is not typically reported to the IRS, but cash payments over $10,000 require the dealer to file Form 8300.
: For those avoiding physical storage, mutual funds or ETFs track the metal's price and are backed by physical caches. 2. Select a Reputable Dealer
: Look for dealers recognized by organizations like the Better Business Bureau or industry trade groups.
: The U.S. Mint suggests using search engines to find authorized local or national dealers.
: Buying gold is not typically reported to the IRS, but cash payments over $10,000 require the dealer to file Form 8300.
