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Gold is on the move again today, soon offerings like these will dry up. There's a nice little piece of French history, at a fair price, up for bids (not my listing) in the auction section... and you have less than an hour to submit the winning bid

you know what?...you're an enabler, i love you Raymundo, but in the rubric of our addiction, YOU are an enabler. (lol)

thats a sweet piece, and i have no gold, for real...but should, which is why i start looking at tenth's yesterday...COZ OF YOU, but i have a hard and fast self "rule"...i only buy American coins, simply coz when it comes time to trade, i dont want to do no schooling with them that desire to trade...face to face trading. i was looking at those indian head 2 and a half dollar pieces, gold, but i couldnt wrap my mind around price discovery...the coin is 4.18 gms and is a 90%'er......so whats the best bid?....silver 90's, i know that market, we're right at 30X, some over, some under...but 90's in American gold?...help....you enabler. neil

Niel, I am starting do do more gold as well.

Small 1 gram sizes, good for trading, .999 for easy math, very little "educatin" required.

Just sayin...

neilgin1 wrote:you know what?...you're an enabler, i love you Raymundo, but in the rubric of our addiction, YOU are an enabler. (lol)

thats a sweet piece, and i have no gold, for real...but should, which is why i start looking at tenth's yesterday...COZ OF YOU, but i have a hard and fast self "rule"...i only buy American coins, simply coz when it comes time to trade, i dont want to do no schooling with them that desire to trade...face to face trading. i was looking at those indian head 2 and a half dollar pieces, gold, but i couldnt wrap my mind around price discovery...the coin is 4.18 gms and is a 90%'er......so whats the best bid?....silver 90's, i know that market, we're right at 30X, some over, some under...but 90's in American gold?...help....you enabler. neil

well, those french coins go for about $10-20 over melt typically, while the little U.S. gold coins go for about $20-$40 over melt. so if you buy the french fractionals, you get more gold.

French and Swiss 20 Francs and British Sovereigns are all very liquid.

Too bad, so sad... All mine!!!

I was trying to stimulate someone else to buy it, and ended up getting it for myself. Nice little piece of history, as Ray said. No sad eyes here.