Lesson learned. My local B & M beats APMEX for fractional gold....
Swampboy
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....1/4 oz AGEs.
A week ago I paid $358 per 1/4 oz AGE at a local B & M 1/4 oz Gold Eagles. Spot was $1338 so I figure I paid $23.50 over spot for the 1/4 ozs of au.
Just the day before APMEX was asking $364.55 ($328.17of au) for quantities 1 - 39 when the spot gold bid was $1312.70.
(+ shipping too)
You gold bugs prolly knew this already but I learned first hand to go straight to the B & M for the best price on fractional AGEs.
Just thought I'd share.
A week ago I paid $358 per 1/4 oz AGE at a local B & M 1/4 oz Gold Eagles. Spot was $1338 so I figure I paid $23.50 over spot for the 1/4 ozs of au.
Just the day before APMEX was asking $364.55 ($328.17of au) for quantities 1 - 39 when the spot gold bid was $1312.70.
(+ shipping too)
You gold bugs prolly knew this already but I learned first hand to go straight to the B & M for the best price on fractional AGEs.
Just thought I'd share.
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TD
Fred, Las Vegas, NV
<< <i>doesn't always work that way. Wish it did. >>
Almost everything is always available now if you wish to pay full retail. Some people expect the B&M's to have stuff on hand for when they want to buy it. For that convenience, the buyers should expect to pay a bit more to compensate the dealer for his costs of doing business.
I was suggesting a way to buy things a bit cheaper on a "when opportunity knocks" basis. You sacrifice convenience to save on price.
TD
Fred, Las Vegas, NV