PMs are crazy

Just out of curiosity, searched JM Bullion to see pricing on these, as I have a small stack of them.......
Great Britain Gold Sovereign Coin - King George

Currently out of stock. Check back later.

So I go to where I normally look, Bullion by Post is a company out of GB. They are not quoting, listing, pricing anything gold with a note, "due to tariff uncertainty" we have no listed pricing.

Things are about to get crazy I think, as if they were not already.

 

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You could check eBay sold prices or coinflation.com for the gold value (melt)

 

I've looked at it before. eBay isn't the best source for world market coins, but it is better than nothing for sure.

 

APMEX is always out of stock, makes me think there doing a bait switch, just to draw you in to buy something else...LOL

 

From coinflation:
Description Face Value Gold Value (USD)
1817-2007 British Sovereign 1 Pound $1083.80

 

Thank you! Just bookmarked it. Here's the link for anyone else interested. Some of the dates have more numismatic value than others, but I suspect premiums lately have vanished.

https://www.coinflation.com/gold_coin_values.html

 

PM’s are rising to fast to price for resale. I can price in the morning and by noon I’m loosing money because the pm has risen.

 

There were plenty of foreign gold coins @ FUN 2026.

And 1 dealer has a new book they just authored/edited on British Gold Coinage.

 

Yes but were there any deals at spot? Just wondering.

 

I'll go over my notes to see if I wrote any down. Off the top of my head, I'm gonna say NO only because I don't think you have the volume of survivors for many of those coins that you see for SG and LHDEs.

Also, they would want to bring more expensive coins I would think....not much $$$ in selling coins at melt.

 

I was just curious if there were any hoarders (not dealers) there that bought a table to unload their gold and silver when they are at all time highs. I would think that they could have really done well.

 

There were folks like that but with U.S. gold...some Mexican and other European coins.

But not higher-end British or other coins. Come to think of it, didn't see too many (ANY ??) Vatican coins, too.

 

If a few dealers are buying plus retail.....add in being afraid to take on inventory at the highs....I can easily see them being out of stock.

 

Absolutely, we have no idea how high prices will go as we're facing a global currency reset! See all about it on Youtube!

 

I don't see it that way. This is no Plaza Accord 1985 or even a repeat of the 1970's.

The metals are rising on supply-demand issues aside from other economic variables. Some buyers MIGHT be buying for other reasons, but that doesn't mean their underlying assumptions are correct.

 

Yep, the truth is out there. It's just always waaaay at the back of the shelf behind all of the axe-grinders, True Believers, "just asking questions" pot-stirrers, and of course AI spew.

 

Correct!

 

lol...........I missed the sarcasm on the first read.

 

We'll see what happens but I'm in the belief that gold and silver are gonna pump upward like there's no tomorrow and there's a reason for it! There's a reason why central banks are buying gold and silver like never before! The reason is simple, the US has 38.4 trillion dollars in debt, that's a debt we can never pay back! If you want to see a possibility nobody holding gold wants to hear about, check out the link below! You can cheat and listen from right around 3:50 if you want, see if you hear anything scary!

 

The video says "once they got all of it". Wrong. If they would have gotten all of it there wouldn't be any gold for sale today. In 1933, a time when most still trusted the government, they estimate they got around 1/3rd of privately owned gold confiscated before pulling out the rug.
People were also allowed to keep a small amount. Up to $100 face value. So that would have been five $20, ten $10 or twenty $5 gold pieces. Most of the public didn't have anywhere near that much. How many collectors have that much nowadays? I'm sure some do, but the point is there was a carve out. Even if it came to that again,there'd likely be a larger carve out and maybe it just couldnt be openly sold anymore. I don't imagine they'd get much turned in today.