JM Bullion, musings
Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2023 8:31 pm2024 1/4 oz. gold eagles : $654.00
2002 1/4 oz. gold eagles : $875.00
Discuss...
2002 1/4 oz. gold eagles : $875.00
Discuss...
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Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2023 8:31 pmRe: JM Bullion, musings
Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2023 9:49 amI'm a stacker, not a collector, so 1/4 toz gold is 1/4 toz of gold as far as I'm concerned.
Re: JM Bullion, musings
Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2023 2:04 pmAre they implying there is numismatic value in a bullion coin? 
Re: JM Bullion, musings
Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2023 2:11 pmI was half interested in maybe picking up a few, but now I have to worry about what year I get and how marketable they might be to someone later?
Re: JM Bullion, musings
Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2023 11:11 amSD bullion has better prices on those. Gold is gold, unless it is truly a rare numismatic coin. Numismatic bullion coins are a scam.
Just wait a bit longer. Premiums have come down, but they'll decrease even further. Most ppl today do NOT have the discretionary cash to buy gold and silver, inflation is whacking them. Wages are far behind and not keeping up with it. All bullion dealers and LCS' are now LOADED with inventory.
I always mention ammo. I attended a large gun show yesterday, ammo prices are still high, especially the larger caliber higher quality rifle ammo. The average price for one case (1000rds) of 7.62 (AK ammo) is now $700. It was $300 late last year.
Just wait a bit longer. Premiums have come down, but they'll decrease even further. Most ppl today do NOT have the discretionary cash to buy gold and silver, inflation is whacking them. Wages are far behind and not keeping up with it. All bullion dealers and LCS' are now LOADED with inventory.
I always mention ammo. I attended a large gun show yesterday, ammo prices are still high, especially the larger caliber higher quality rifle ammo. The average price for one case (1000rds) of 7.62 (AK ammo) is now $700. It was $300 late last year.