I'm kind of sad to read the negative reviews from others on this place. I have been here a few times and the employees have always been friendly and easy to converse with when I come in. Oxford is located off the corner of 36th and Arctic in a small nondescript building next to an empty storefront that once housed Kobe restaurant. Oxford mainly specializes in selling gold and silver bars, as well as coins, American currency normally not seen in regular businesses. They also custom mint coins and they will buy any form of gold and silver that you are looking to sell. I have started investing in gold not too long ago after my Roth IRA and stocks purchased over the years have been going up and down dramatically on value.
This has worried me over time because usually when you have nest eggs like this, they are supposed to provide financial security in your later years. The economy today is unpredictable and I have been observing the value of gold increase exponentially in the past year. I never paid close attention to it until just recently as gold continues to go up in price while the American dollar and other world currency goes down with everything that you see on the news today. Not to deviate from the place itself, but this is the only place in Anchorage where you can buy gold and silver bars or bullion with little difficulty. Keep in mind that I'm speaking from a long-term perspective for building a nest egg.
With gold prices increasing, it is easy to turn around and sell it for more than the price it was originally purchased for. They have a great selection of gold bars from around the world which includes the Perth Mint from Australia, KaratBars International GMBH from Germany, Produits Artistiques Metaux Precieux from Switzerland, and other countries like South Africa, Mexico, Canada, and Britain to name a few. Serious coin collectors can find a wide variety of gold and silver coins to include American Eagle Gold and Silver Dollars, Double Eagle Gold Coins, Silver Peace Dollars from the WWI era, and Morgan Silver Dollars. There are also gold and silver coins minted locally with an Alaskan theme. This year's coin features the moose.
Because of its changing value, the employees can provide a printout of the daily gold prices to give you a better idea of how much you are willing to spend and what would be a good investment as the value continues to increase. I also had my doubts and uncertainty like other reviewers but the employees were very knowledgeable and gave me good insight on how to start buying gold at a reasonable pace. With an uncertain economy affecting everyone, it is always good to have a reserve nest egg or a financial backup without having to worry constantly about your financial portfolio going in a rollercoaster every time something bad is happening on the news. read more