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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Juan Blanco, post: 1566782, member: 41665&quot;]green18-</p><p>I agree that is another interesting topic: domestic coin premiums in Mainland China. My point is simply that may <i>not </i>reflect what&#039;s happened or will to US Gold Coin, here. Likewise I don&#039;t imagine Russians, Indians or Brazilians are racing out to buy US coin (each, for their own reasons) but suspect that<i> PM coins from those countries </i>might offer greater numismatic value for collectors longer term. That&#039;s my supposition, anyway. Buy Gold Roubles instead, LOL</p><p><br /></p><p>fwiw LCS guy (Massachusetts) demands a princely sum for Pandas and Chinese Coin: he insists &quot;they want their stuff back&quot; and charges high premiums accordingly. Maybe he&#039;s right, here. Be curious to know the difference between retail premiums in NYC Chinatown and Shanghai, too, but still doubt that says <i>anything </i>about the broader US coin mkt. That&#039;s just a mkt segment IMO.</p><p><br /></p><p>otoh I suppose Chinese &amp; Indian retail buyers ARE significant drivers to<i> bullion prices</i>, and perhaps much more than &#039;marginal demand&#039;. <i>How much </i>is the $100,000 question, IMO. (I cannot find the financial indsutry white paper that explored this in some detail, in 2010? ) </p><p>Regards.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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