Vending machines, over the years, they sold a variety of things to quick-fix snacks for Japanese sex toys. A new vending machine, in fact, you also pay for the power supply is junk. However, Gold-To-Go takes the concept a little 'out of the realm normal, dropping a tin-box with a piece of gold in exchange for bills (note that these are notes, not coins).
Shown last week at the Frankfurt main train station (as part of a test marketing), gold investors novice can dip the tip of finger in the market for precious metals with the "gold-dispensing ATMs." The rate is one ounce piece of gold the size of a mobile phone SIM card, you can take home in a tin box stuffed with a certificate of authenticity.
A program 500 Gold-To-Go "ATMs" are considered to be distributed throughout Germany, Switzerland and Austria this year, pending the results of market research in progress. If it pushes through, expect the gold-protectors of good profits, considering the price of 31 euros for the thing that comes out of the vending machines are a mark of 30% of the market price of the precious metal. In addition to the variety of one gram, 5 gram and 10 gram pieces will also be available for most anyone to purchase.
Aaaah ... gold. What better way to launder money for expensive pieces of metal you can get in a car unattended? Now I can imagine a future where you can buy diamonds and gold bars on the right, off the road at the touch of a button.
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