No they cant its not public
They can sign up for the beta. How come you dont list any prices ?
Topic: Bitcoins <---> Gold/Silver Bullion - page 3. (Read 7911 times)
They can sign up for the beta. How come you dont list any prices ?
No they cant its not public
Or people could use http://coinabul.com 
I see that there are a few sites that sell gold and silver for bitcoins, but they are at near or more than 100% markup!!!
I have Gold and Silver at reasonable prices. It is all .999 pure at least (if it isn't it will be noted and obvious like sterling)
If anyone is interested. I can buy it too in BTC
Some common forms we deal in are:
Gold Bars/Rounds-
1 gram
5 gram
10 gram
1 oz.
10 oz.
Silver Bars/Rounds-
1/4 oz.
1/2 oz.
1 oz.
10 oz
100 oz.
All prices are obviously subject to change and are not automatically updated. If the price looks confusing it is most likely wrong due to some type of fluctuation, dont be afraid to ask for a certain price or try to work out a deal
-At the moment, and this changes often, Silver is about $31/oz Dealer Price
-They charge a small markup to me (like a buck or two at the most).
and I charge between 5-15% which is fair for fronting out the cash and driving etc financial risk etc.
Although usually the price reflects what you normally pay in a store even including my small fee
In the end its only like a few bucks more than spot for an ounce of silver which is pretty good compared to one of the sites has it btc equivalent of $65. Especially since we are usually referring to minted rounds which almost always command at least $3 above spot!!
Having BTC and Gold/Silver is a great way to store value, and both are accepted in lots of different places
So Here is the store:
-1 oz. .999 Silver "Golden State Mint" Indian Round - 8.75 BTC or about $37
-1 oz. "Silver Trade Unit" Generic Round - There is a pic below* - 8.35 BTC or about $35.50
-(2) 40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollar's - These need no pic - 1 BTC or $4.25
-(Supplies very limited) Mexican Libertad 1/20 oz. .999 Silver Coin - 2003/2004 RARE* - These are a little more than 1.5 grams of silver each and are government issue from Mexico. - 3 BTC each or about $13 , these go on APMEX for $15 each!!!. Ask me if you are interested. They are limited mint rare coins.
I have Gold and Silver at reasonable prices. It is all .999 pure at least (if it isn't it will be noted and obvious like sterling)
If anyone is interested. I can buy it too in BTC
Some common forms we deal in are:
Gold Bars/Rounds-
1 gram
5 gram
10 gram
1 oz.
10 oz.
Silver Bars/Rounds-
1/4 oz.
1/2 oz.
1 oz.
10 oz
100 oz.
All prices are obviously subject to change and are not automatically updated. If the price looks confusing it is most likely wrong due to some type of fluctuation, dont be afraid to ask for a certain price or try to work out a deal
-At the moment, and this changes often, Silver is about $31/oz Dealer Price
-They charge a small markup to me (like a buck or two at the most).
and I charge between 5-15% which is fair for fronting out the cash and driving etc financial risk etc.
Although usually the price reflects what you normally pay in a store even including my small fee
In the end its only like a few bucks more than spot for an ounce of silver which is pretty good compared to one of the sites has it btc equivalent of $65. Especially since we are usually referring to minted rounds which almost always command at least $3 above spot!!
Having BTC and Gold/Silver is a great way to store value, and both are accepted in lots of different places
So Here is the store:
-1 oz. .999 Silver "Golden State Mint" Indian Round - 8.75 BTC or about $37
-1 oz. "Silver Trade Unit" Generic Round - There is a pic below* - 8.35 BTC or about $35.50
-(2) 40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollar's - These need no pic - 1 BTC or $4.25
-(Supplies very limited) Mexican Libertad 1/20 oz. .999 Silver Coin - 2003/2004 RARE* - These are a little more than 1.5 grams of silver each and are government issue from Mexico. - 3 BTC each or about $13 , these go on APMEX for $15 each!!!. Ask me if you are interested. They are limited mint rare coins.
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