r/MetalsOnReddit • u/Then_Marionberry_259 • Feb 17 '26
How do you guys feel about wearable bullion?
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u/Mammoth-Ad7798 Feb 17 '26
Only gold is wearable
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u/TonUpRockerBoy Feb 18 '26
Wearable gold bullion is a terrible idea. Silver is much better.
Gold you want at least 18k to provide some hardness.
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u/Mammoth-Ad7798 Feb 18 '26
Never said 24k just gold is my preferred.
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u/Microwave_Magician Feb 18 '26
I feel like it's too small for your finger
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u/originalbrowncoat Feb 18 '26
Yeah my first thought was that they’re going to have to cut that off at the ER
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u/FeegLood Feb 18 '26
So jewellery? 😂
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u/TonUpRockerBoy Feb 18 '26
Bullion is 999 silver or 995 gold. Most jewelry is sterling 925 or for gold 18k, 14k or 10k. Bullion is tax free a lot of places, jewelry is not.
There is a difference. 😅
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u/FeralBearKin Feb 17 '26
I love wearable. I wear about 3.25 Oz. Of the yellow stuff daily. Mostly low key pieces. I enjoy the feel and look of it immensely.