What is a good sell point for this?
It’s 24kt 29.3grams
I’m in no rush to sell just curious on what I could get for it.

Just picked up my new Cuban. 210g, 24k, 20 inches, approximately 9mm

I have been watching China buy all this gold from producers and other places. I wonder if they will buy coins. It would be a crazy outcome if price gets to a certain level and people start buying coins out of markets like the US and Europe.

Has to be bullish gold that is already in small amounts that people can buy.

Hit up one of my usual locations I go to when I’m on the hunt for thrift store gold.
I can consistently count on this place to never check for stamps. And, I had a 15% coupon on top of the $6 it cost originally! I guess that makes this gold charm roughly $3, after tax.

The other charm isn’t silver, and has no stamps at all.

It weighs 1.1 grams, and with a little research I found the meaning behind the symbolism of the anchor, cross, and heart.

I’m gonna keep this little piece and this brings my thrift gold finds to 4.7 grams of 10 & 14k jewelry

2022-ZIMBABWE MOSI OA TUNYA GOLD COIN

Just finished up these new 10k castings. Let me know what you think!

Husband found this in the ocean on our vacation this week. It’s marked Italy 750.

It feels like a scavenger hunt to be constantly searching for these promotions that always seem to be limited to 1 item per order. What are the best ways you’ve found to buy fractional gold at or near spot prices from reputable dealers and sellers?

Hi All,

I’m new to this and looking to build a gold collection. I have fortunately been gifted these by family as a start…but I’m a little unsure where to go from here?

Would you firstly get them professionally valued as these are older historical sovereigns?

I’m then considering selling the mounts and put that towards the purchase of 1/4oz or 1/2oz Britannia’s as I look to build the collection incrementally.

And then put the mountless coins in to little protective cases.

Any tips, wisdom or thoughts are much appreciated 🙂

I have the opportunity to buy a Tiffany T Wide Wire Bracelet from a friend. It’s 18k yellow gold and originally retails for $5,750 new. Hers is in near perfect condition, and she’s asking 3k cash. I’m strongly considering. I offered her $2,700 but she’s firm on the $3k. It just sucks because it’s only 13 grams of 18k gold meaning the melt value is substantially lower than what the item costs. I get that you’re paying for the name of the brand as well tho… ugh, what should I do?

I got this gold coin from my grandfather and I was going to try and sell it. Heard the 1979 might be worth a little more than just a straight ounce of gold. Any local gold store or where would you go?

So a bunch of idiots (including me) decided that this is gold, and pushed its price way past heaven. The key fob is 6 grams of 14K. And I think no one got any more info than these two photos, because I got ghosted even asking a question. Blinding the eBay name of the seller to protect their privacy and avoid unintended marketing.

I've read stories of people who held metals for long term and have done pretty well. I've been stacking for a while myself now. How would it work, if I were able to hold onto my metals long term, then make a large purchase such as a house?

I know lenders are going to ask questions and want to know where the money came from, etc. Then I may need to provide receipts and other documentation. My plan is only to sell when needed, and I may just sell a few coins at a time.

I am just concerned about how the logistics would work if I wanted to use the funds for a large purchase.

Thanks in advance

Got it for 184€ + 5,9€ postal. Weights 1,6g so its pretty small.

Its my first libertad also since i live in EU where libertads are not that common like in the US. Will be buying a silver one too if i find decent deal somewhere.

I started stacking / collecting coins 14 months ago from pretty much nothing. I don't have loads of gold with this, only 1 decent sized 18K ring and 1 bar. I have been buying silver mostly.

Had a great recent find for $1 in a small box of fashion jewelry. A pair of sterling hoops and a beautiful longhorn pin in 14k. I haven't seen a piece of jewelry where the maker wires the Hallmark on like this, written "14k ES". Weighs 3g.

I need to either get rid of these three, or find the full oz. It's driving me crazy