Right now I'm just trying to gauge what the price trend has been. Not actively in the market for a GC but you never know. If anything, might use...
Thanks Nota....I think I just have to find a similr Gold Certificate to the ones listed with a 40-45 grade without EPQ and see what the price is....
It seems you need either the privy status or a very low mintage number to stoke demand and trade at a fat premium.
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Could be that even moreso than the $5,000 note that the $10,000 bill was used almost exclusively for banking transactions and thus preserved more...
Philo, great information on the 1957's !
I treated myself to this 1957B in between my Saint and DE purchases when $$$ were tight as it was still cheaper than the coins :D: [ATTACH]...
What's their story ?
Nice note...are you a collector, or was this just a one-off from your son ? :cigar:
BEP and Treasury officials have signed bills.
Congrats....the $500 ran you about $3K, give-or-take ? I was surprised that $1,000 bills weren't as pricey relative to the $500's when I perused...
Is EPQ that additive to a bill's value, like CAC ? We talking 20-30% onto FMV or more like 5-10% ? Maybe it's more critical for very rare bills...
So this isn't a "hot" item....like the Caped Bust (privy) coin and that 2019-S Enhanced ASE ? Sometimes a coin can fizzle pretty quickly....I...
What about for graded 70's and 69's ?
What's the asking price direct from the Mint ?
And if the price moves AGAINST them...... ?? o_O Again, you can't move large amounts in and out of these markets. They're not US Treasuries or...
Why do you say it is being manipulated ? Was it being manipulated when it almost quadrupled in a year ? Banks are heavily regulated.....what CEO...
I'm sure there are some people who want 1 ounce or close to 1 ounce at the absolute lowest price and don't care about grade, circulated or not, or...
We were almost at $6,000 at the January peak, about $5,500 as I recall on spot or COMEX. If CBs start buying again, we'll go higher. But gold...
But it can take "time outs" lasting decades...and it doesn't pay a dividend or interest. :oops: Which is why I say one does not INVEST in...
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