I collect the coins. 
Does anyone know where you can trade bitcoin, to those physical gold bars.
or if a site exists?
Amagi metals i think.or if a site exists?
I've boughten 5 oz of silver from Amagi Metals with bitcoin, delievered, zero issues.
Topic: Do you buy U.S. Collectable Coinage????? (Read 408 times)
I've boughten 5 oz of silver from Amagi Metals with bitcoin, delievered, zero issues.
just for kicks. i like em mostly for the precious metal value but it's cool to have limited edition coins.
I have a few american gold bullion coins with me (the American Gold Buffalo, and the American Gold Eagle, mostly 1/10 oz). So far I have not collected the rarer bullion coins.
I collect the coins.
Does anyone know where you can trade bitcoin, to those physical gold bars.
or if a site exists?
Amagi metals i think. or if a site exists?
i love collectibles like this, yes. as long as i am willing to hold onto them for a while (i am), i can always flip them for a good premium over weight on ebay.
I absolutely love the Saint Gaudens Double Eagle.
Does anyone know where you can trade bitcoin, to those physical gold bars.
or if a site exists?
or if a site exists?
No, only gold and silver at the best price I can get unless it's melted into something cool.. then I might spend a bit extra. I have a couple silver dummy bullets .
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Be careful who you deal with on collectible items.
i love collectibles like this, yes. as long as i am willing to hold onto them for a while (i am), i can always flip them for a good premium over weight on ebay.
Starting this to see if anyone believes in buying rare and collectable gold versus bullion? U.S. coins preferably.
I think it depends on what they want to use it for. And if they want the gold to be IRA approved. Of course, both of them are IRA approved, but coins usually are less than bullions. And only certain types of rare coins are IRA approved, but they can go into other things basically like it.
Starting this to see if anyone believes in buying rare and collectable gold versus bullion? U.S. coins preferably.
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