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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 670303, member: 5454&quot;]You are on the right track.&nbsp; A dealer I go to has a bid board and always has 2 or 3 NGC slabbed MS-69 tenth ounce AGEs up for bid.&nbsp; There is one bidder who monopolizes the gold by placing higher than normal bids.&nbsp; It used to be that a bid of $125 would win the coin.&nbsp; Now this bidder starts his bidding at $125.&nbsp; You have to go to $130 or $135 to win a slabbed tenth ounce of gold now.&nbsp; And add to that the 6.25 percent Massachusetts sales tax.</p><p>So if this gold hoarder is buying up every tenth ounce he can get there must be a plan in his mind.</p><p>&nbsp; I am with the bulls here that keep saying &quot;Buy, buy&quot;.&nbsp; My first tenth ounce coins cost me $59 shipped.&nbsp; Recently sold one for $120 and kept one.&nbsp; Then I got a bunch at $70 to $79 a few years back.&nbsp; Now my last one was $112 from eBay.&nbsp; I have yet to pay $120 or even $125 but I feel that day fast approaching.</p><p>There are those that will say &quot;Why buy the tenth oz.?&nbsp; The premium over spot is the most compared to other fractionals.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Because my opinion is that they are easy to sell when that time comes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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