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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1249057, member: 22143"]When I posted that, gold had traded at $1876. Though I didn't buy there, go look at the premium on a 1 ounce AGE or Buffalo on Ampex or any of the other on-line dealers. You will be shocked. It's ~$100 now. Apmex simply states its due to what they are being charged. I am of the opinion, there is simply a shortage of 1 ounce coins and the wholesalers are charging the dealers top prices for supplies. </p><p><br /></p><p>I actually like to surf available MS69 & PF69 slabbed coins for deals and stumbled across one the day before that cost close to spot so I picked it up. Bullion investors often overlook these coins but gold is gold. Dealers will often sell these lower rated coins at far less premium over bullion. It doesn't matter to me if it is slabbed or not. I'll leave it in the slab for now but wouldn't have any issues with cutting it out if it makes it easier to sell. Oh and it had the added bonus of a W mint marked buffalo that was selling for less money than the bullion version simply because it had been slabbed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1249057, member: 22143"]When I posted that, gold had traded at $1876. Though I didn't buy there, go look at the premium on a 1 ounce AGE or Buffalo on Ampex or any of the other on-line dealers. You will be shocked. It's ~$100 now. Apmex simply states its due to what they are being charged. I am of the opinion, there is simply a shortage of 1 ounce coins and the wholesalers are charging the dealers top prices for supplies. I actually like to surf available MS69 & PF69 slabbed coins for deals and stumbled across one the day before that cost close to spot so I picked it up. Bullion investors often overlook these coins but gold is gold. Dealers will often sell these lower rated coins at far less premium over bullion. It doesn't matter to me if it is slabbed or not. I'll leave it in the slab for now but wouldn't have any issues with cutting it out if it makes it easier to sell. Oh and it had the added bonus of a W mint marked buffalo that was selling for less money than the bullion version simply because it had been slabbed.[/QUOTE]
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