I think this is a pretty good time to sell, although you never know what can happen. The best thing to do is to watch the prices and then sell when it looks like you will make a nice profit, if possible. Just the "spot" price doesn't say much about what you will actually get for your gold coins. You need to see the actual market value for that particular coin, meaning what a buyer will pay right now. I recommend the Silver and Gold Exchange because they have a live price chart on their website that breaks down the exact price they will pay for each kind of gold and silver coin, with no fees or commissions, etc. They are at http://www.SilverAndGoldExchange.com

You may realize larger growth and interest income while waiting. The dollar remains the reserve currency in the world markets so I kind of feel that any general fear of a dollar collapse is not well founded.

If you need the money: Yes.

If you don't need the money: Probably

If you plan to have Great Grand Children: No. Save for them.

Why not? if gold falls a lot, you can always buy some more.

I only have a couple. I sold all my silver. I originally kept gold and silver in case the dollar collapses but due to family problems I offloaded all the silver so if I move I'm not carrying around1500 dollars worth of silver(came around that much when I sold it)