Canadian Gold Maple Leafs
DrPete
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Why do the Canadian 1 oz gold Maple Leafs trade for less than some other bullion pieces, such as the American 1 oz gold eagles, and others? Makes no sense to me.
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The Maple being pure is softer and subject to scratches which some dealers discount.
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In the US market, investors prefer the Gold Eagle.
The Maple being pure is softer and subject to scratches which some dealers discount.
Isn't the same true of the buffalo gold coins, yet they are right up there with the AGEs?
A couple dealers here pay about $10 more for AGEs than they do for Leafs.
One dealer near me prices 'scratched' Maples the same as private mint gold medallions.
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Now it's available from everywhere there are mines. And Canucks got some deep mines and pockets. But , historically thinking, it's hard to answer that question. Think U.K. Think Queen. Think of good music.
Think PUMP & DUMP. But please think about going long on gold. It's not a bad place to store a bit of wealth, eh ?
In the US market, investors prefer the Gold Eagle.
The Maple being pure is softer and subject to scratches which some dealers discount.
This.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
Silver Maples are more prone to the spotting issue than ASEs.
They are. But just ignore the milk spots. They are original from the mint that way. They are just bullion coins anyway, which is what the RCM says in regards to milk spots that a lot of people complain about. On another related subject ,I don't think the US government cares if people hoard ASE`s, but they are afraid that if they get out into circulation, people will no longer accept the clad coinage and demand silver. Hence the lower face value of only $1 USD compared to Canada`s $5 CDN. Also I feel the ASE is to wide. It looks more like a silver round than a coin imo.
Does that hav? anything to do with the metal quality?
spotting affects quality of the finished coin. It does not affect the quality or the content of precious metal it is made from. It is believed to be a result of the fabrication process most likely something to do with a chemical cleaning along the way.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
Does that hav? anything to do with the metal quality?
If you were speaking gold -
The Maple Leaf is .9999 pure gold and therefore much softer then the AGE.
mark
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Does that hav? anything to do with the metal quality?
If you were speaking gold -
The Maple Leaf is .9999 pure gold and therefore much softer then the AGE.
mark
The gold is so soft that I have scratched coins taking them out of a brand new tube right from the Mint. It is why gold Buffalos come individually sealed in annoying plastic.
if you dont like to look at your metal....maples are a good deal to stash away.
if you want to view and analyze and test your purchase...eagles rock.