Topic: [SOLD] 1oz Gold American Eagle (Read 4008 times)
There's gold in these forums!
When I worked at a gold and silver spot we would sell these for spot plus $70...sometimes even $80-no lie 
Arguably the smartest piece of gold bullion to buy. I would rather have a Maple since they're 9999 but I'm a minority.
Arguably the smartest piece of gold bullion to buy. I would rather have a Maple since they're 9999 but I'm a minority.
3.4 BTC anyone?
Looks like gold & silver are taking a nose dive even further down. If it weren't for that I'd be interested. Hard to say the prices look stable at all. Apparently producers are even selling at losses at this point:
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/11/05/plunging-gold-prices-have-producers-selling-at-loss/
3.4 BTC anyone?
i'll do spot $10 shipped
Here's one of them https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/ognazty-390854
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Thanks, everyone should leave them negatives
Here's one of them https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/ognazty-390854
this scam is getting so old you have to be a tit to fall for it now 
Agreed, but people still do
this scam is getting so old you have to be a tit to fall for it now
Post links to the profiles so I can make them red please.
Sweet!!! Already got PM from OgNazty and .OgNasty 
And people wonder why dealing in bitcoins has a bad rep.
And people wonder why dealing in bitcoins has a bad rep.
I can do 3.52btc at today's market prices. Shipped to 65202.
You need to look at the fine weight.
The coin contains 1 troy oz of pure gold and a little extra metal to make an alloy so the coin is harder wearing and less prone to scratches. Usually copper or silver is added.
These added metals can change the colour slightly giving Krugerands a redish look due to the added copper.
Its pretty irrelevant if its 22k or 24k as long as the fine weight is the same.
The coin contains 1 troy oz of pure gold and a little extra metal to make an alloy so the coin is harder wearing and less prone to scratches. Usually copper or silver is added.
These added metals can change the colour slightly giving Krugerands a redish look due to the added copper.
Its pretty irrelevant if its 22k or 24k as long as the fine weight is the same.
Thats right, in fact a lot of people prefer 22k (gold eagles) over 24k (maples for example), because they are more durable.
You need to look at the fine weight.
The coin contains 1 troy oz of pure gold and a little extra metal to make an alloy so the coin is harder wearing and less prone to scratches. Usually copper or silver is added.
These added metals can change the colour slightly giving Krugerands a redish look due to the added copper.
Its pretty irrelevant if its 22k or 24k as long as the fine weight is the same.
The coin contains 1 troy oz of pure gold and a little extra metal to make an alloy so the coin is harder wearing and less prone to scratches. Usually copper or silver is added.
These added metals can change the colour slightly giving Krugerands a redish look due to the added copper.
Its pretty irrelevant if its 22k or 24k as long as the fine weight is the same.
1oz gold american eagles are typically sold for above spot, there are some dealers that buy them for spot +15 and sell for spot+50
That is very interesting information, when taking into consideration that the AGE are .9167 Au (and not .999 like e.g. Chines Panda's).
You would think that dealers only would pay 91% of spot - from that I can conclude that the AGE have some numismatic value.
Although it is true that the gold purity level is .9167 Au (22 karat) the actual weight of the coin is 1.0909 troy oz. This makes the 1oz Gold American Eagle contain 1 troy ounce of gold.
Oh really? That is really useful information, thank you DJ.
1oz gold american eagles are typically sold for above spot, there are some dealers that buy them for spot +15 and sell for spot+50
That is very interesting information, when taking into consideration that the AGE are .9167 Au (and not .999 like e.g. Chines Panda's).
You would think that dealers only would pay 91% of spot - from that I can conclude that the AGE have some numismatic value.
Although it is true that the gold purity level is .9167 Au (22 karat) the actual weight of the coin is 1.0909 troy oz. This makes the 1oz Gold American Eagle contain 1 troy ounce of gold.
1oz gold american eagles are typically sold for above spot, there are some dealers that buy them for spot +15 and sell for spot+50
A typically fair price that I usually buy at is somewhere between spot and what amagi/apmex buy back amounts are currently. You get less price from the exchanges unless you are selling at least $10k. But yes, Eagles are typically over spot due to being coinage.
1oz gold american eagles are typically sold for above spot, there are some dealers that buy them for spot +15 and sell for spot+50
That is very interesting information, when taking into consideration that the AGE are .9167 Au (and not .999 like e.g. Chines Panda's).
You would think that dealers only would pay 91% of spot - from that I can conclude that the AGE have some numismatic value.
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