Posted by George Marsh on January 16, 2012 at 13:04:45 from (50.104.233.8):
I'm looking to purchase gold or silver coins. There seem to be many places to choose from. Don't know which place is the best.
Some places have a fixed mark up on their coins. If the market price for gold selling $1600/oz they sell their American eagles for $50 over the market, $1600.
So, where have you pruchased from? How much over the spot price do they charge? Would you buy a roll of 20 silver coins? What places would you avoid? What kind of coins would you buy? Need a little schooling.
Also, if you wanted to sell your coins, how much do they discount their buying price from the spot price?
Looking for advice on where to buy and sell. Not looking for someone to tell this is a bad idea, which I'm sure someone will!
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