I found them at 2020 FUN -- bought an MS-63 1915-S for a few $$$ over spot. Keep in mind that a Double Eagle (Saint or Liberty) is 0.9675 ounces...
Roger Burdette's Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle book does contain some guestimates on the totals melted down and/or potential known/unknown survivors.
I think the premiums we are seeing on Double Eagles in general and Saints in particular are a result of the increased bidding activity that we...
Recent Pricing Of Saints: Even with gold backing off in recent months, generic Saints have been bid up. I'd say overall MS-65 commons up about...
I believe Roger Burdette's book on Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles mentions Alaskan gold. I'll check in coming days.
IF the dollar does crash -- IF -- chances are most of you won't be here posting about it. Nor your children. And probably not even your...
Fiat, floating currencies are a recent invention, less than 50 years old.
You think after the crap the Chinese Communist Party pulled with education, gaming, and Internet stocks.....and this Evergrande fiasco....and...
Doesn't make sense. Silver isn't a monetary commodity, gold is more of that. Silver's future is based on industrial use, EV's, and solar.
Yup, except that it isn't happening and nobody is taking advantage of it. :D
It wasn't China, it was Japan with "Mr. Copper" and Sumitomo manipulating via forgery/fraud the market. They lost billions doing so when the...
Banks don't control physical. The Committment of Traders Report has shown that to be the case since, oh, about 1980. :D Banks are custodians for...
What game ? Investing in low-return, low-ROIC precious metals and pissing off your regulators, the OCC, and the Fed ? If Barrick Gold and other...
Never. Because they don't do it. :p
As the great Peter Lynch would say......I don't know whether the next $10 is up or down. But the next $20 is UP. :D
Why do people think that banks "smash the prices" down or up ? Banks don't do this. They can't. It's not profitable. The regulators would be...
You're at the mercy of Chinese and auto demand, plus Russian/S. African supply. It can go up to $3,000 an ounce or decline to $500/oz.
Nothing to do with manipulation, has to do with greater liquidity and demand for Treasury bonds, other risk-free assets, currencies, and crypto...
At first glance, it looks like a fancy scale. :D What is it doing and measuring ?
A 100% PCGS premium ? That's way too steep, IMO. Bordering on Greater Fool pricing. :yack:
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