So, here's $ what I got for my Gold Perth and Pamp (with broken assay case) 1 oz gold bars
tneig
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When I bought the 1oz gold Pamp bar its assay case was frayed but over time just came apart. For a private person to person sale I may have just tossed the package just to avoid legitimate questions, but I gave it to them in the pawn shop anyway.
So for the two bars I got $1281 each, total $2526. I noticed the spot price climbing up to and after I left the store, but the price was right enough for me.
So I have some fractional 10g Pamp in assay and 1/2 apmex gold that will also go before the AGEs, thanks to advice from other thread.
I really don't see any reason for gold to climb leaps and bounds in the near future, but it could drop hundreds and stay there at anytime. I'm glad I didn't take needed cash out of my mutual funds because they climbed back up to where they were in Sept/Oct and maybe a bit more.
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You’ve been selling quite a bit lately. Are you just converting back to cash, or do you have another project on your radar? BTW, I think you faired well for selling at a pawn shop. Congrats!
MY GOLD TYPE SET https://pcgs.com/setregistry/type-sets/complete-type-sets/gold-type-set-12-piece-circulation-strikes-1839-1933/publishedset/321940
'Thanks' to advice from this group I learned to do a bit better on price.
It seemed better to enjoy, and take some cash from PMs rather that all from other sources. Plus a bit bored. Sort of funny when I show some stuff, non PM folks look more at my copper oz coins. I no longer hold as much because of anticipation, hedging, SHTF, or as inheritance potential, and I feel lighter in mind and mass.
Very good! You’ll never go wrong following your heart.
MY GOLD TYPE SET https://pcgs.com/setregistry/type-sets/complete-type-sets/gold-type-set-12-piece-circulation-strikes-1839-1933/publishedset/321940
That's a pretty fair price you got at the pawn shop, the darn coin shops around here don't even pay that close.
I think maybe because I bought a lot from them including these pieces. And their sell prices were darn good as well.
I think you did fairly well, good job !!!
Stackng ain't what is used to be
Flipping isn't a profitable endeavor either....Unless your moving mountains
If you're trading gold for copper, I'd pay you spot for your gold every day of the week and twice on Sunday. If you are getting some cash, you did very well.
That was a good deal at a pawn shop.... If it was just a move to liquidate for some cash, you did ok.... I tend to hold out for closer to spot at this time though. Cheers, RickO