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Bought another 100 dimes for $215 it is my weekly buy now
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Bought another 100 dimes for $215 it is my weekly buy now It pains me to say this, but 21.5x is a good price these days. I sure miss the days of around 10x. |
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Bought another 100 dimes for $215 it is my weekly buy now Very nice!  |
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It pains me to say this, but 21.5x is a good price these days. I sure miss the days of around 10x I found a seller online that is basically $215 for 100 dimes and $515 for 100 quarters. He seems fixed and doesn't fluctuate based on spot. So I buy one or the other depending on the week |
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Got this yesterday from my LCS, 2022 gold 1/10 oz Krugerrand, $222. I don't own any other Krugerrand except for one 1 oz silver. Premiums are much higher for fractional but I can more easily afford the lower weights. I'm waiting for my tax return and want to buy a 1 oz gold Buffalo.  |
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Premiums are much higher for fractional but I can more easily afford the lower weights. If you are interested in classic gold coins, those from the Latin Monetary Union (20 Francs) usually have very low premiums over spot. For instance, a random date 20 Franc Swiss gold coin currently is about $370, which is about 4% over spot. |
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Thanks, yes old circulated foreign gold can have lower premiums. I don't know much about them but I have a few. When worn a little less gold though.
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04/30/2022 12:26 pm
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Picked up a tube of Buffalo silver rounds and a 1/4 ounce American Gold Eagle at my local coin show yesterday for $1064.00
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Got this yesterday from my LCS, 2022 gold 1/10 oz Krugerrand, $222. Very nice! |
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I sold ALL my ASEs last Friday.  |
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I sold ALL my ASEs last Friday. Say WHAT!  |
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Say WHAT! I got tired of having beautiful coins sitting around the house in plastic tubes. Made no longer sense to me. So, I sold them. I rather have an ASE or similar coin in an album or slab. I still have a small Kennedy silver dollar stack I will keep and probably add to. |
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Perfectly acceptable reasoning.  |
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Picked up 31 Canadian dimes, 2 Canadian quarters; UK: 1942 half crown, 1921 florin, 1926 and 1941 sixpence; Morocco 100 franc (1953?); German 1960 5 mark; 1919 Aussie sixpence for $67 at the LCS. Think the ASW is at least 3 ounces. BTW, the coins were weighed in calculating the cost.
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