CIBC Canada now sells gold and silver.

[ZenOps]

Just visited my local branch, they had a pamphlet that they were selling RCM bars, coins and certificates.

That makes three of the big five banks in Canada that now sell silver and gold bullion. Scotiabank (scotiamocatta), TDbank, and now CIBC. Royal bank and BMO are the only ones that don't.

[BlackOut]

What kind of premiums do you see from the banks? Similar to apmex or provident metals?

[Morsecode]

I wish TD here in the States would implement that.

[Copper Catcher]

Just visited my local branch, they had a pamphlet that they were selling RCM bars, coins and certificates.

That makes three of the big five banks in Canada that now sell silver and gold bullion. Scotiabank (scotiamocatta), TDbank, and now CIBC. Royal bank and BMO are the only ones that don't.

Does the RCM still produce one ounce silver bars? I thought they stopped that in the 1980s, you can't find them anywhere. If they do I would be interested in knowing the price.

[ZenOps]

Gold coins and bars are Royal Canadian mint up 1/10th to 100 ounce.

Silver coins are maples, silver bars are Sunshine mint up to 1000 ounce.

Haven't asked on pricing yet, but fully expect them to be worse than the LCS.