I Tried to SELL $10,000 in GOLD at a Coin Show - Dealers Said THIS!

[@mulemule]

*2:26** 1st Dealer: $11,142.00* *2:58** 2nd Dealer: $11,139.00* *3:25** 3rd Dealer: $11,115.00* *4:25** 4th Dealer: $11,110.00* *5:03** 5th Dealer: $11,090.00* *5:56** 6th Dealer: $11,060.00* *6:15** 7th Dealer: $11,030.00* *6:52** 8th Dealer: $11,010.00* *7:27** 9th Dealer: $11,000.00*

[@TD_YT066]

How much if you were buying those coin from the dealers at that time?

[@richpaydirt]

I’m glad I’ve resisted the urge to buy slabbed gold coins. The premiums are stupid high and the return is little or no better than a raw coin.

[@fullalbums5675]

I guess it makes sense with real collectible coins, not with mass produced new bullion

[@alishakir1940]

There is value in putting proof coins in slabs. A PR-70 2021 Liberty gold coin can easily sell for $1k over ungraded 2021 Liberty.

[@macforme]

Things are getting even stupider with CACs and half a dozen other companies certifying the certification of PCGS or NGC. Each one is supposed to add value to your coin and pretty soon you won't be able to see the coin for all the stickers.

[@Lpreilly72]

My dad had collected so many silver coins that it made the back end of my car sag when we moved it after his death. He bought silver dollars, silver coins and silver proof sets. The silver proof sets (60s-70s) weren’t worth much more than face value. Ditto the other coins. Frankly, I was surprised. Even WWII pennies (steel), which I figured to be worth something. Not enough to justify the time. I spent months going through coin books with each coin. Then it hit me. My dad didn’t get it. It’s a hobby, not an investment! He also bought a lot of copper pipes, wrapped them in oil cloth, and buried it in his backyard. It’s still there, I’m sure. And yes, we had 6 months of dried and canned foods which he canned from the 20 fruit trees we had. We also had a bomb shelter (of course!). He also tried to drill for water, but in LA? SMFH. I hope I’m not coming across as bitter. I’m not at all. My dad was a war hero (some of the roughest battles in WWII) a liberal, democrat, anti-racist in the 50s!, and a life-long Marine, with what we now call PTSD. And his wounds made him paranoid. A hero, my hero & a good man. A terrible investor!

[@blackkennedy3966]

You got scammed by some greaseball bud. Just one silver quarter is worth about 5.16 silver value. To get an ounce you need 6 which is 31 bucks worth of quarters.

[@bowfin9553]

What unit was he in during WW2?

[@richardenders6606]

The moral seems to be that you are better off buying the gold content at as close to spot as possible and forget any possible non-content premium values if you intend holding for the long term

[@Westside91]

The trick is finding something people would buy. Gold is usually in government coins and mint bars. But sometimes there are custom poors and shot. You pay high premium for the bars and coins, but people recognize them and trust them. Meaning they’re more likely to buy them. I went around town trying to sell 30 oz of silver shot, no one wanted it. The only wanted my government silver

[@simul8guy75]

The moral is never sell to a dealer. Sell your coins yourself if you to get any numismatic value for them because you can be sure the dealer will!

[@jamesyeck5431]

There is something special about a gold coin. If you hold one you start to understand gold fever. It’s almost magical! You don’t get that from bitcoin.

[@Whaticansayaboutit]

+++++++. Has fascinated and adorned mankind for 5,000 years.

[@vegassincity702]

I just got my 8th Mexican 2 pesos gold coin today. 😊😊😊

[@albertwaltherr9929]

Bitcoin is the Ponzi of this century 😢

[@rosetrekkers7543]

True, but Bitcoin is what paid for my gold

[@JosephShaffer-o1o]

I have had the buffalo 🦬 Gold 1oz. Fever 🥵 for 5 years now , And I’m Still Buying Them!! So Beautiful Coin , Nice having a Heard of them !!

[@bringbacknames]

It was great talking to you at the show. I've been looking forward to this video.

[@SilverSeeker]

Thanks man! It was great to meet everyone at the show!

[@tjmmcd1]

I love your channel because I've learned SO much from you. YOU are the only one who teaches the multiplier factor for determining the value of 90% silver and SHOW novice collectors like myself what various dealers will PAY US for our coins/rounds if we ever are forced to sell bullion, (converting it into cash to meet financial obligations). I also never considered SELLING bullion at a coin show; something I learned from you with today's video. Thank you and bless you for passing on your knowledge!

[@erichammond2466]

Not a fan of coin shows or slabbed gold coins... nothing against either because buyers and collectors can do whatever they want. I've got a few dealers I have worked with for years and have a wonderful relationship with each one. I buy gold on a scheduled basis and vault it for a rainy day and thankfully it hasn't rained for me personally in decades. I purchase silver and exchange it for gold as well. This way I have exposure to both precious metals. Stay "money" safe everyone as our currency has been and will continue to decline over time. Love your channel and how you show people the various ways to buy and sell metals.

[@Lpreilly72]

Currencies all decline. It’s called inflation & a modicum of it is essential for a healthy economy. We don’t want deflation. The only question is: has your income remained stable or inflated sufficiently? In 1972 gold was $36/ounce. But my dad, an engineer for NASA made $23,000 a year (he made $135,000 on his retirement in 1981) and our house cost $21,000 (LA home in the Valley worth 8 million today). Just because the dollar is worth less means nothing unless it’s matched against your income & cost of goods. And just because gold costs more doesn’t mean it’s worth more.

[@davidf3883]

SS, been watching your videos for a year now and I just wanted to say you sir are a smart man. I like your videos because you educate and it's not boring. Great job!

[@ptcollura]

For me, all the prices suck. The premium on those coins is well above what they are offering.

[@Whaticansayaboutit]

That's an opinion. And, your opinion is wrong at the moment. This news piece is boots on the ground reality.

[@brettappleton3882]

Well yeah, the dealers can’t pay retail and then sell for the same price. They wouldn’t stay in business. That few % you give up selling to them is basically the fee you pay to not have to find a private buyer.

[@DrMatey215]

On top of the premium many like myself use a credit card which adds another 4% to the selling price. It's virtually impossible to make money off these fancy coins.

[@DrMatey215]

​@@Whaticansayaboutitwhat are you doing giving the guy a hard time for? He's entitled to his opinion.

[@Whaticansayaboutit]

@@DrMatey215 Of course he's entitled to his opinion. However, his is not an informed opinion - maybe he could find my response helpful.

[@mingwong8091]

Coin shows are everywhere weekly. It'd be more meaningful & helpful if at least you tell your audience what state the show was. Makes a lot of difference if it was at a small or large state.

[@jchihat]

I am so curious so see what 2024 1/10 oz gold eagles, would do in this situation

[@YouriCarma]

A guy once told me that you only know the real price of gold if you actually buy/sell the actual physical. So here you have it, TNX 👍

[@erik0073]

@@YouriCarma Accurate. Same with Silver.

[@halledwardb]

Yes but a "Realtor" will tell you what your house is worth without and sold comps. Lol 😅😅

[@AmericanProspector1776]

I'd like to see those done with some pre 33 gold ounces

[@petercollingwood522]

What's the difference between pre and post 33? It's still just gold.

[@lawrence5039]

@@petercollingwood522 Historic value of the coin, not the gold. Some as high as $70,000 on eBay right now...per coin.

[@AmericanProspector1776]

@@petercollingwood522 a few decades

[@thomashoppes8594]

@@petercollingwood522 history. rare.

[@jimb6554]

I can’t get spot for my 1908 $20 st gaudens. My smaller $10 & $5 pre-33 coins got way more than spot. I’m not sure why.

[@Stax-ht9md]

I expect to never sell my Precious Metals, but I do appreciate this info in case that horrible day ever comes. Thanks!

[@quarter-py4nr]

I once had that idea as well. Then I had a reality check. I quickly realized why waste time and effort buying if you don’t anticipate selling. It’s an expensive pink elephant otherwise. Elephants are expensive to maintain.

[@Stax-ht9md]

@@quarter-py4nr I'd have to disagree with you. I stack to build security and wealth, which is the same reason I buy stocks and save to buy real estate. The advantage to Precious Metals over stocks and real estate is that when I pass my heirs will get my furniture and metals and the government need be none the wiser about either. They've already taken enough over the last fifty years. Please don't sugest I use the money to go see the world... been there, done that.

[@kaceydillin7367]

Love me some Libertads. The gold one is a beauty ❤️

[@goma12x]

Thanks for the education Seeker. My question is how do dealers look at 1 oz gold bars. Fractional gold as well. Thanks

[@beri232]

I recently sold a 5 oz gold bar. When I called, they offered 2% under spot. When I got there, they changed their price to 4% under spot.

[@simul8guy75]

Only an idiot would sell bullion to dealer at under spot price.

[@beri232]

@ yeah…. let me know how that goes for you when the time comes to sell smartass!

[@trepaning]

what was cost for parking and entry to the coin show?

[@SilverSeeker]

Free and Free

[@EMan-cu5zo]

I only own 1.5 oz of gold and now 1 oz coins are out of my price range. All of it is over my price range because fractional is ridiculous with the premium. What % over spot were they offering you compared to the price that day for spot.

[@jaimhaas5170]

Just sold two 80's Kruggers and I got 115 over spot and 125 over spot but sold to buyers from Craigs. Gold is so hot and the Krugs are getting hard to find.

[@Whaticansayaboutit]

Really? People will buy from Craig's list instead of a recognized bullion dealer? Wow.

[@jaimhaas5170]

@@Whaticansayaboutit there are ways to use online that are smart. Not everyone wants to use dealers. Myself included.

[@cherokeecowboy7558]

Keep on stackin'!

[@johnpower8356]

Very interesting as always. Thank you

[@JohnnyBGood11]

I wonder what the dealers would pay for a raw with box and papers and the book that came with it a 2009 Ultra High Relief 24k Double Eagle

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

Stop wondering and make some calls.

[@marcob.7801]

So why bother owning "slabbed" gold coins (which come at a premium) if all your being offered is a few percentage points over "spot?" WTF bother????????????????????????

[@Sky1]

How do they pay when you sell one? Cash? Check? Venmo?

The Libertad is so beautiful!

[@northstarpatriot8257]

So it's a waste of money for grades coins? How much did you pay for the graded coins at time plus state charges sales taxes as well

[@lindathomas2350]

Gold is beautiful! Silver is lovely!

[@dennistyler9852]

@@lindathomas2350 Silver and gold

[@Kysushanz]

What people don't understand is the fact that Gold is not "appreciating" in value - the dollar is depreciating. Gold holds its value - it is a constant value - real value. It is the same today as it will be tomorrow. In 1924 the "cost" of an average house was 6 bars of Gold, that same average house today still costs 6 bars of Gold! Gold is not an investment - it is a way of securing your existing wealth. All this talk of $10,000 per ounce is really quite meaningless because you need to look at what that $10,000 will give you in real value. Hold your Gold to protect your existing wealth!. Anything dollar based is depreciating everyday as more dollars are printed - the scary depreciation will come when total trust in the dollar is lost and then...... like the Weimar Republic, you will take a wheelbarrow full of dollars to buy a loaf of bread!!! Your Gold will be worth a truck load of dollars per ounce.

[@franklinmartin8103]

CORRECT. The dollar is shot, gold holds most value, but depends on Market and spot. In 2004 premiums on one ounce gold was significantly lower than the premiums paid today. The spread on buy and sell are the only profits these coin shops can make. That means trying to stay in business when the gold you sold last week at spot price then won't cover the replacement cost for new stock next week when spot goes up by $100.00 So premiums increase as the spot price gets more voitile.

[@Lpreilly72]

@@Kysushanz 5%. That’s as much as I’d put into gold. As you said, it’s a hedge, NOT an investment. Metals cost money to store, stiff premiums when you buy or sell (which kill profit margins) and they earn no income while they’re sitting in your expensive bank vault. So, unlike stocks, there’s no compounding of interest and dividends, which is a major reason to invest. And coins aren’t even that. They’re a hobby. As for Weimar, I’ve been waiting for the next Great Depression for 75 years. Still waiting.

[@PoleVault]

Precious metals is the only investment that taxes you through premiums. It’s a pretty lame deal.

[@SilverSeeker]

Yea, it's a physical product. There are way more costs involved to get it processed and into your hand than just buying a stock. Regardless, you actually hold physical Gold and Silver in your hand, something I'm willing to pay a "tax" on.

[@jedikumar84]

Premiums are a result of processing the gold/silver and making it into a physical product. Are u implying simply getting a physical product direct from the ground unrefined 😅

[@johno1544]

​​@@jedikumar84raw nuggets can have a even higher premium especially when you get into the larger nuggets a 1oz gold nugget is more rare than a natural 5 carat diamond

[@jedikumar84]

@johno1544 I am fully aware of this.I am referring to bullion, which is sold to precious metal dealers. If u notice, i do sell crystallised gold. But those are niche markets for collectors.

[@Blue_Siberian]

how about the same content of show but use silver in place see if silver being cheaper will allow more of an offer for graded coins would be much appreciated

[@coincollectingfun]

Crushed the like button! Excellent video and thank you so much for sharing!

[@danielschear556]

I subscribed too!

[@spudtaters8419]

What would you recommend for someone who might have to sell 100 oz some day? Mostly coins, but a few 10oz bars.

[@allenennis]

I have a question. I have purchase a few coins because I just liked the coin and its look. All from JM bullion. But would I recover anything close when I pay more than spot for certain coins or am I just paying more for coins that appeal to me. Ie. 2015-W 1 oz American Liberty High Relief Gold Coin (Box + CoA) was $3050.00…is it still only worth spot price of gold? And it was purchase when gold was 200 dollars cheaper than now.

[@davesterchele2679]

I would be curious to see what they would offer for different denominations. 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz and 1/2 ounce gold eagles. Do you think they would pay more of a premium?

[@nigeljones482]

Pam Bondi holy cow she is one incredible Attorney Look out you do not mess with PAM

[@oledog8391]

A few words on safe storage would be good.

[@MrKiwi13605]

Agreed. I think paying for vaulting and insurance is crazy. Over a few plus years you are paying twice for your precious. In all honesty, a non-descript climate controlled storage locker is as good as anywhere and safer than your house. You have access 24hrs in good times and bad but if SHTF you better get there b4 someone else cuts all the locks off. Not saying I have planned this but I would have a plan to get through the gates and doors that don't open and a way to carry my 'stuff' in the event my truck won't run!

[@illostsoul1744]

Libertads for the win and a beautiful one in your hands!

[@fishhed8304]

Love your music listening choice in the car!!! Tom Sawyer... Rush is my favorite band!!!

[@poppapawn7535]

SILVER SEEKER YOUR THE MAN

[@johnmcdonald9735]

A person who puts time effort money into restoring a car then trying to sell it for all they’ve invested in it usually will not get what they put into it back out of it. Same with modern gold coins. Unless it’s a coin that’s in demand by others due to low mintage and to fill the spot in their “collection” Coins of modern day made of precious metal are made for collectors, it’s a hobby. Gold bullion coins or gold bars is what someone might buy as items to cash in on. But coins in a collection is someone’s personal hobby. To collect the gold buffalo from its first issue date to present date is like a hobby, it’s not for taking it to cash in on it because it’s gold and gold went up to 3 thousand an ounce. It’s a hobby, coin collecting, graded coins in perfect excellent condition, no flaws is satisfying to the collector for their collection

[@JoeBilello1969]

My dealer in Manhattan told me when I'm looking to sell he'd split the premium with me, that's why you use a big reputable dealer, not some rip off artist. 75 over spot is where these guys should be if they were honest 😮

[@Slim1962]

The American one ounce gold buffalo is my favorite coin. I wonder why all the shops were willing to pay more for the buffalos than all the other coins?

[@kaceydillin7367]

Buffalo was a proof

[@Whaticansayaboutit]

Pretty and 24 k. What's not to like?

[@lawrence5039]

100% gold with no alloy like the Eagle-gold coin.

[@fullalbums5675]

they are willing to pay more because they will sell it quickly for more, pure gold so it look like a proper gold

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

Nothing to do with 24k. Buffs bring slightly more in any form and it was Proof 70 with an autographed label

[@waitawhileexplorer3904]

Dealers will never give you true value. They want to make a commission. Go back to the mint you bought it from. Should get best value that way.

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

US mint doesn’t buy coins

[@waitawhileexplorer3904]

@@KevinFinnerty-c4n That is a shame Perth Mint does.

[@bernardcohen3245]

A friend of mine wanted to know where your storage place is

[@SilverSeeker]

Not sharing that publically, that would be silly.

[@jefflang3572]

I think on this video u could diversify what you are selling, maybe try a ms64 double eagle that is older, pre 1933 or even from the 1800s, I have a few of these and would be curious.

[@agoogleaccount2861]

That's interesting lots of dealers refuse to even pay spot.

[@falcorthewonderdog2758]

@@agoogleaccount2861 you obviously haven't sold any prescious metals.

[@kevinpresley3136]

Thanks for another great video.I never expect to sell my coins anywhere near what I paid for them.I don't mind because I collect what I enjoy.

[@Hopalong..75]

A banker with a large coin collection told me that Mexican gold coins were something to be very careful when buying.

[@bc_usa]

The 1oz Reverse Proof Gold Libertad ✨️ is my favorite one.

[@rodneywoods4442]

Good Video!

[@ameerskater]

where is your secure storage facility?

[@lawrence5039]

in the next town over: Make-believe!

[@MrArtVendelay]

I am a bit surprised that dealers pay over spot. I thought they buy under spot and sell over spot. What do I have wrong? Also, it seems the premiums that I paid for MS 69 and other slabbed coins, really adds no value. Finally, would I have to go to a coin show to sell. Would I get a fair shake at a local coin shop that deals in bullion?

[@smoke1208]

What can you get for the maples

[@edwardsawtell5712]

Always great info!

[@juanromosoto8762]

What’s up Seeker!!! . Keep up the great vids!!!

[@The_Dougie]

Are dealers offers at coin shows a little better because of direct competition?

[@snowwhite7677]

You shouldn't have to barter to get the going price. You don't have to do this with Crypto or Stocks.

[@SilverSeeker]

Apples to Oranged bud

[@snowwhite7677]

@@SilverSeeker Grifters to Shills.

[@johnm871]

great video. why are the coin dealers buying above spot for some of these coins?? Surely, they should be buying at, or slightly below spot and selling slightly above spot?

[@TheQuickSilver101]

This was interesting to see. Someday I'm going to own a Libertad like that. Thank you!

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

Congratulations , That was a pretty good Trade up as for as having a New Thing in gold . as long as you can keep this going , Right 0n , Keep 0n Stacking :) QC

[@JosephShaffer-o1o]

That, 1981 is on my bucket list next !!

[@novaman7100]

Great video. I was thinking of going to a show but rather than offering them to dealers I would approach fellow collectors.

[@DanielKepasJnr]

Great video and thanks for the info on everything that you talk about in all your videos! I'm in Papua New Guinea and all you tubers talk about us coin's alone how about all the other currency's of the world like Australia,New Zealand, Singapore, Germany etc!

[@Evom777]

All of them are very light on the PF 70 Buffalo. The rest are what one would expect from most dealers at a show.

[@aaronritchie7398]

Love these videos

[@mrmainevent1872]

Awesome trade up! 👍👍

[@therealhawkeyeii7888]

We have literally one coin shop in the nearest town from me, and they won't pay a penny more than 2% under spot for Gold Eagles, less for other gold sovereign coins, and less still for rounds and bars. Sucks, but that's what happens when they can operate with no competition near them.

[@lawrence5039]

If you own any gold, be content.

[@goldslinger]

Moral of the story, just buy a raw gold bullion. Bullion isn’t nusmismatics. Buy coins if you’re going to grade and slab them.

[@danielschear556]

AGREED!

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

That’s true most of the time but definitely not all the time. I just sold a raw bullion 1/4 oz eagle for $1500 Sometimes bullion is numismatic

[@McSilverWolff]

Glad to see your jaming out to rush!!!!

[@SilverSeeker]

Rush one of the best bands ever! :)

[@McSilverWolff]

@SilverSeeker absolutely I'm only 30 years old and my dad got me listening to them when I was 5 or 6. Love them. Dream theater is another great band

[@navegandolejanooriente6268]

Funny things is if hold them and wait a couple more months to a year then it’s not out the realm of possibility that just one of those coins could be worth what the value of all four are equal to today. Interesting rate cuts and many printing here we come.

[@KevinFinnerty-c4n]

No it likely won’t go up 400% in months or even a year.

[@Gabrielgurdian95]

Where can I find the next Coin Show in the us?

[@lawrence5039]

If ya gotta ask, don't go to one. You're not equipped to function at a coin show.

[@wp4565775]

Great video info!

[@Wes_Stacks.]

Buy gold hold gold keep gold no sell gold only hot towel

[@ricparks7441]

The coin show scammers all hang together and lowball you if you aren't one of their own.

[@NevadaDesertSkies]

It's almost like it's not worth paying to have the coins graded if they are only going to offer so little over spot?

[@patriceh-tissier6425]

Is 17% premium for the price of a gold coin today to buy the 02/11/2024 to Houston Texas ??. Let me know 🤔🤔 thank you al

[@mtbmarin86]

High

[@patriceh-tissier6425]

@mtbmarin86 what could be a fair % ,thank you

[@mtbmarin86]

@patriceh-tissier6425 even though in Houston that's probably wholesale, they vary and trying to find a good one is in miles. But all set a side.. the mark up is fairly 5-6% over spot for gold eagles. There's a seller in Richmond who is doing 4.5 over spot. Texas Gold and silver silver bullion.

[@ryanstucke7811]

Tesla, rush, and gold you one cool guy!

[@oledog8391]

Libertades have one of the higher premiums.

[@Dallas-h9t]

Gold is insurance against inflation- Gold should be bought for the long term

[@l.ls.8890]

I never buy coins in those MS packages, as far as I am concerned it is the metal value that is important.

[@curiousmax8531]

Just got a delivery of silver and gold. Great day for a seeker video!

[@guyclone2651]

Thats my favorite coin too. the Mexican 50 peso... 1.2057 ounces of gold.

[@casonbrown9678]

How much would the dealer sell the MS 69 and the Buffalo for ?

[@GhostDiZ]

Nice what a cool and exciting episode

[@KenOnaMission]

Great info, I have 200 silver Eagles/Maples and a few gold coins in different sizes..

[@carstenf279]

I have worked in finance and accounting for my whole life and I cannot understand why anyone would invest in chunk of metal that does nothing. Can anyone tell me why?

[@SilverSeeker]

How does it "do nothing"? The same argument can be made for many things that people buy though. Gold and Silver, ESPECIALLY Silver, have industrial demand and applications, so it doesn't do nothing. Crypto doesn't do anything though, and people put their money into that!

[@carstenf279]

@@SilverSeeker Compare it to a share that pays dividend - goes up and down in value, but inherently always produces "offspring". gold never grows, it doesnt do anything. Its value is decided by demand only, and that demand is not based on anything rational. Tulips come to mind. Or Bitcoin.

[@SilverSeeker]

@@carstenf279 How is the value of a dividend-paying stock inherently different? Its "offspring," as you put it, is entirely dependent on a company's performance and decisions, which are, in turn, tied to consumer sentiment, management, and market fluctuations-none of which are guaranteed or "rational." Gold and silver, however, are tangible, finite resources with intrinsic properties. Silver has critical industrial applications, and gold has been a universally recognized store of value for thousands of years. Unlike Bitcoin or tulips, their demand is rooted in both utility and history. If you're skeptical of something that "does nothing," you might want to reassess what gives anything value in the first place.

[@carstenf279]

@@SilverSeeker By that definition You could fly a rock to the moon and back - and suddenly it would be worth a million$. But what good would that do for society. As far as industrial applications - yes I agree that gold, silver and diamonds have that going for them. However - stacked in your safe or hanging around your sweethearts neck we are back to my original argument - absolutely useless and completely inert. All that said - I dont wish to be a "troll", so ofc people have different views on value and plenty of people invest in homes, stocks and bonds etc etc. all of it perfectly respectable. Thank You for taking the time to answer my question - and merry x-mas when the time comes :)

[@SilverSeeker]

@carstenf279 by that definition a stock sitting in your portfolio also does nothing and is absolutely useless also. The thing about Gold and Silver is that, while the value may fluctuate, and boy does it, it will always maintain value. You can't 100% guarantee that some company you're invested in doesn't go belly up and makes your investment worthless. Anywho I definitely appreciate the discussion, it's nice to have a civil conversation rather than a crypto boy attacking me because I don't want bitcoin lol! Merry Christmas

[@PraiseYAyoupeople]

looks like he offered usual spot price. he will turn around and make around $150 on each. thats how dealers make money. nothing special

[@SilverSeeker]

Well they all offered over spot, and of course dealers have to make money... that's not at all what this was about. It was to show what to expect when you go to sell as well as show how EASY it was to sell it also.

[@jameshawks4248]

Good information to have going to my first coin show in Albuquerque November 8

[@shauncorless8965]

Was buying 1 oz gold when it was 200 dollars a oz everyone said I was nuts ,,now there all struggling and im absolutely rich 😅😅😅😅😅

[@danielschear556]

I hear you. One of my best friends in Georgia bought 500 ounces of gold American Eagles at $325 per ounce decades ago and has yet to sell a single ounce!

[@shauncorless8965]

@@danielschear556 it always goes up given time

[@tomellis1857]

Gotta get a 50 Peso too

[@thm-jw7zr]

Britannia's Gold coins now have low premium is it still worth buying Buffaloes and eagles ? I guess where ever you go in the world most people want Buffaloes and eagles gold coins .

[@jaynawilliams8923]

I never got spot for those libertads. I will not even consider them, or platinum coins, or old gold coins.

[@TROYPETERSON-q5x]

Personally, …. Would NOT touch numismatic coins. WAY OVERPRICED and not reliably sourced. An unwitting public has been duped before to buy gold leaf tungsten.

[@periculummus]

What you say about his company Is what you say about society Catch the mist, catch the myth Catch the mystery, catch the drift

[@steve7201]

The clowns near me offer $100 under spot for AGE’s but list them for $120 over spot.

[@markhellman-pn3hn]

(im not seeing it) ....THIS 1oz. is better than THAT 1oz. ??....... (MS69 - MS70) .... a scratch that only a magnifying glass can see ??

[@billseymourjr5472]

It's pretty much the plastic isn't worth the money it cost to get them graded.

[@johnmcdonald9735]

Coins are for collecting and it’s a hobby. Same as if it’s model trains, classic cars, a record collection, what have you. If you buy to profit from any of the above then you may be disappointed. It’s a hobby, coin collecting.

[@royrodgers3296]

I disagree. Gold is a commodity, there will always be an intrinsic value in gold coins. In 2000 an oz of gold was $274.50, 24 years later it’s $2,600