Gainesville Coins is excited to announce that our own Steven Cochran has written the definitive book on investing in gold!

The aptly named eBook, Gold Investing Made Simple: Build Wealth With Gold Bullion, walks the reader through all of the different options for investors who want exposure to the gold market.

You can follow this link to check the book out on Amazon!

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This book is a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about gold investing. Steven has grown his expertise in understanding gold over the past decade at Gainesville Coins. His clear and engaging writing style make it easy for any investor—whether beginner or seasoned pro—to navigate the complexities of the gold market.

Here's a sneak peak at the Table of Contents:

  • Why Invest in Gold?

  • Investing in Physical Gold (Bullion)

  • Storing Gold Bullion

  • Investing in Gold IRAs

  • Investing in Gold ETFs

  • Investing in Gold Mining Stocks

  • Investing in Gold Mining ETFs

  • Investing in Gold Futures

  • Investing in Gold Certificates

  • Where to Buy Gold

  • Common Gold Scams

  • Resources

  • Glossary

It's a comprehensive overview of everything related to gold investing. This book is an essential resource for anyone who is interested in buying gold as a long-term investment.


More investing resources from the experts at Gainesville Coins:

The 3 Best Ways to Buy Gold

How to Buy Platinum: Platinum Buyer's Guide

Best Gold Coins to Buy: Top 10 List

6 Gold Buying Mistakes to Avoid

Beginner's Guide to Investing in Precious Metals

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Everett Millman

Everett Millman

Managing Editor | Analyst, Commodities and Finance

Everett has been the head content writer and market analyst at Gainesville Coins since 2013. He has a background in History and is deeply interested in how gold and silver have historically fit into the financial system.

In addition to blogging, Everett's work has been featured in Reuters, CNN Business, Bloomberg Radio, TD Ameritrade Network, CoinWeek, and has been referenced by the Washington Post.