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Rarcoa premiums on cac $20 generic gold
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BUYING OR SELLING
MS64 MS65
$20 Liberty 1655 / 1725 3775 / 4075
$20 St. Gaudens NM 1360 / 1435 1780 / 1850
$20 St. Gaudens 1360 / 1435 1780 / 1850
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Does Rarcoa list buy sell prices for non-cac double eagles? I'm guessing they would be considerably lower than their cac prices assuming they even list these prices.
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I can tell you these are incredibly reasonable bid/ask. The wholesale sight UNSEEN BID for MS 65 PCGS Saints: $1,800.00. How can you beat paying $50.00 more while gold is down?
There are NO bidders for NON CAC coins that i see-unless I am reading it wrong. I remember when MS64's were $1,800.00 and we all thought they were cheap!
Is the influx from Europe done, for the moment, or still going on?
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
Try putting together 20 or 30 Saints in 65 CAC in a short amount of time. Very little inventory out there.
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$20 St. Gaudens 1190 / 1255 1190 / 1260 1210 / 1280 1245 / 1300 1430 / 1520
Wow! Many of their buy prices are well below melt.
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Good time to hold on to your gold.... or get some at melt...
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Seems like a fair spread to me.
Hard to find better PCGS CAC Gold.
Interesting, thanks for sharing !!!
Opportunities are endless. Cash flow, on the other hand , has its limitations. Grrrrr
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Thanks for sharing Mr. Logger 
I can't find RARCOA's buy/sell prices for US gold. It's not shown on their web site. Is this information only given to dealers? Where can I find it?
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Email them, or I could send it to you. Basically a significant amount below Greysheet.
Do they have it somewhere on line? In a rapidly changing market it's inconvenient to have to ask them for this information every time you need it.
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Skeptical, tgtb true.
They send it out as a daily email.
So does heritage-
For the record- its very easy to post buy and sell's But try buying/ or selling quantity and see what the real market is for many generics.
Try ordering 50 cac saints in ms65 and see how many are "in stock"
Have been buying slabbed gold (sight seen) close to melt - slabbed USGTC, AGB, AGE, MWG. Just nice looking coins close to melt will not pay more for stickered than about $20.
Sooner or later some event will propel gold and silver way up.
Do you have to prove that you are a coin dealer to get on their mailing list?
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Yes, send them a selfie of you in a mustard-stained Hawaiian shirt. That should suffice.
@PerryHall I know for Heritage you need to be a dealer. I am not sure what RARCOA or Stack's policy is. For Aurum Trading it is fairly flexible because they only publish a bid. If you want a definitive answer you probably should reach out to any of them. The problem is that market makers tend to not want to deal with groups of 1 or 2 coins. They also assume an easy wholesale transaction and the rules that are generally followed in them.
https://rarcoa.com/dyn/goldsheet-1181124851.pdf
Thanks everyone. Anyone here ever compare Heritage's buy/sell prices with RARCOA's buy/sell prices? How close they are? Is one consistently higher than the other?
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The better dates of course are another matter; on the $20s the common dates are easy to find, the better or rare dates that are much tougher in decent condition bring good money in the marketplace.
$1800 for a CAC Saint 65 ,, wow
They are usually within $10-$20 depending on who has what order (or stock)
For slabbed DE may have interest in I refer to CDN. I probably wb a buyer as high as bid plus 5 pct (sight seen). It takes substantial pocket to establish presence in that market.
HA will pay a lot more for the better dates than Rarcao, and Northeast often will pay more than HA depending on the quality of the coin.
Google “Stacks Bowers gold fax” to get their latest their daily sheet. No luck with Rarcao trying to get their daily sheet.
Wow. The CAC premium is a lot higher for some generic gold than I would have thought. For MS65 $20 Liberties, the sticker alone is worth $1475. For MS64 $20 Saints it’s only worth $60.
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