Finding Low Premium Gold Coins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- If you're looking for low premium gold coins, you don't have to settle for old, 22K European coins. You might actually have better luck talking to your local coin shop to find certain modern, government-backed gold coins for far less.
This video covers the topic of finding the lowest premium gold and takes a close look at the American Liberty 225th Anniversary Gold Coin.
NOTE: I am not a financial planner. I'm just a guy on the internet, talking about precious metals. Always do your own research before buying gold or silver.
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I have one with ONE little spot and it was graded 66... :(
@@aaronmckinley6415 wow. :(
Do you think the St Helena gold coins are worth picking up? They have a low premium but idk about their resale.
Great channel....you have the perfect voice for a channel, precise, clear with great tone 👍
Hey, thank you! I appreciate that. Constantly working at improving it. ✊
This is a good tip haha 😂 sometimes these “premium” coins are sold near melt because most average people don’t care for them. Good for us accumulating haha
Don’t care for them or just don’t immediately understand them!
@@2is1gold I understand 1 oz of fine gold perfectly.
Nice pickup. I’ve been picking up the gold Commemorative’s which no one seems to like for close to spot on EBay. It’s a good way to stack as long as you realize that you are probably only getting spot back when you sell them (at least to an LCS) even in the OGP. Thanks.
Thanks! I talked to two LCS owners lately, and both were only giving spot for Maples right now as well. So if you can get a cheap, good-looking coin with a face value from your country’s mint, it seems like a smart play! Cheers!
Those commemorative arts coins are such an awesome deal. I have no idea why people sell authentic gold coins from the US mint with such a low premium, but I'm not complaining!
Really good information. You are very lucky to have bought the high-relief coin for 80 bucks over spot. I live in Central America and only buy Eagles, Maples or Kruggerands. I am really narrow in my gold coin needs. I wouldn't buy a rooster. Liquidity is a primary concern. The coins go into a private vault box right after purchase and I never touch the coin again until its time to sell. I have no love for gold. Its there for emergency's and also for savings. Only. For now, I am waiting for a dip and when it comes I will buy 2 more Kruggerands. They do the job and will be there when I need them later. By the way, gold has higher premiums where I live. We have to pay for transportation and import taxes. Its still worth it because gold has no reporting requirements. Its the last asset we can own outside of the US that gives us complete privacy. Its a must own asset.
Incredibly interesting. Thanks for the comment!
The coin never really took off. I remember reading the comments when the mint was asking people what they thought about the different designs. The comments did not favor any of them. Most people seemed to see it as a political SJW attempt at moral posturing, and not a sincere statement.
I don't share any negative sentiment whatsoever, but I didn't buy it for numismatic value. I'd say it's easily on of the nicest coins produced by the US Mint in terms of quality. Thanks!
@@2is1gold I agree with both of you: it's definitely some SJW bullsh@t, but it is unquestionably a gorgeous coin. I'd pick one up in a heartbeat at a low premium.
I don't blame them
Your channel is addicting! ;-)
Ha, thanks!
Ooohh, your American Liberty, my favorite coin. Did find a 1/10 oz, love her. Been looking for the silver, ones I found are really spendy. Nice pick up
Yeah, thanks! Great coin!
Plenty of the silver ones on eBay
Maple Leafs Are the way to go. Less premium and easier resell
One strategy I'm using to avoid the high premiums is to buy $GLD and do a 1031 exchange into physical bullion once the premiums come back to earth. The only physical bullion I've been accumulating currently is platinum.
I’m doing the same and with silver. Plus you can sell options on GLD and slv to pick up some extra premiums to buy the physical assets.
I must not have a good relationship with my lcs because I always find better deals online than what they offer.
I have to agree the commeritives seem to be some of the cheapest. I bought a few of the 86 Olympic gold coins pretty cheap. It was back when you could get Ebay bucks promotions and use cash back cards so I paid well below spot, but as I recall the base price was something like 2% over spot. Granted you get a weird amount of gold 0.4848 ounces. When investing in a coin I like to seperate out the price from melt. So if melt is 1900 and you pay 2000, you invested 1900 in gold and 100 in coin premiums. That's not to say it's bad to invest in premiums. In the last year silver has double, but as premiums have tripled.
I haven’t picked up any off-weight commemoratives yet, but I would if the price was right. Thanks!
Weird weights shouldn't be a problem for anyone with basic math skills. Using your example of .4848 oz and a spot price of $1900 (1900 X .4848 = $921.12 gold value), and anything above that is the premium.
SD Bullion has a good deal right now on tenth ounce gold Philharmonics. I haven't looked at the tenth ounce coins much bc of the higher premiums, but the price on these caught my eye so I did the math; they're only 10% over spot! I wish I would have noticed sooner 😅 but I wanted to share it here.
I have the 225th.
I picked it up in 2017 and thought I really overspent, but it jas faired very well and worth a lot more than I paid. Great video and Gold stack
That’s great. Spot price alone has definitely gone up in three years! Cheers!
I’m still kicking myself. I passed on the 2017 Liberty when it came out for a similar reason.
Ditto. I think it is a sleeper con for great value in the future
I don't understand why you dislike $5 US gold commemorative coins because they have 0.24187 oz. of gold. They have the same size, gold amount/purity, and face value of the coins minted in the US when gold half eagles actually circulated. Why anyone would buy less familiar euro coins with really odd gold amounts doesn't make sense.
Thank you, Your Method for Removing Copper Dpot on 24k Coin with Soft Eraser REALLY WORKS!
That anniversary coin is stunning! totally worth the premium
Agreed - it’s a great-looking coin! Cheers!
Totally worth it.
4 9's and so much off the premium! I've always thought it a good idea to quietly remove whatever bullion away from the Crown.
I want 1 of those 225th liberty coins so bad. Im jelly basically
I was at a coin auction 1 week ago and bought 1/2 oz gold Saint gauden for 975. High Relief 1 oz Buffalo sold fot 2000. I could of got more deals but had already spent the money I bought. I like auctions. You can't always get a deal, but some times you get lucky and you can get coins for spot or even less.
I’ve never tried a live coin auction before. Sounds like fun!
@@2is1gold Its a lot of fun. I go in person, I don't do online auctions. The next one I plan on attending is Thursday September 17th. There will be bulk lots of 90% & 40% silver. There is also 6 gold coins.
Doug Horst good luck!
Thanks, you have been adding more videos lately, keep it up! I would like to see a video on your thoughts on gold storage and insurance you have on your stacks. I just bought my first coin yesterday, 1 oz gold eagle, and now I am wondering the best way to store it. Another video that would be useful would be the process of selling it to a coin shop or online and the economics involved. From my limited understanding you buy they coin at time period T. The price is Spot@T + Premium + shipping. When you go to sell, you basically get none of the premium back? So the sell price would be Spot@T1, meaning your profit would be Spot@T1 - Spot@T - Premium -Shipping. Having specific examples would be helpful. Thanks!
Thanks, and good recommendations. That AGE is a great coin, and a local coin shop will / should give you some amount of premium if they’re buying it. By the way, I’d keep the coin at home hidden and in a safe (and in a capsule to make it harder to lose). Cheers!
Late to the comments here but how about the Mexican 50 pesos? At 1.2 oz of gold they seem to be offered at very low premiums...
I don’t have any, but I think the centenarios are very cool coins. They’d be a good option if I could only buy online. (I can find low premium coins locally that are easier to sell like slightly marred Krugerrands or Maple Leafs.) Cheers!
I thanks for the videos. I am based in the UK and just getting in to gold and they are really useful. I have to ask, where do you get your coin capsules from? I just took delivery of my first 1oz 2021 G Britannia so keen to keep it in good condition. Thanks and I have subscribed.
Hi! I did a video on capsules recently. The Britannia takes the 32mm capsules like the Eagles and Krugerrands, but I notice that it moves a bit in the direct fit. I'm moving mine back to a black ring capsule. You can find details in the video and description here: th-cam.com/video/m7lSvVq3FFc/w-d-xo.html
As someone who began to understand what is going around the world I find myself doing like you and I plan to focus only on stacking gold. But only American coins because I dont want to see Liz's head on my metals
Very awesome score! haven't bought one yet because of the prices I have found so far.. but I will eventually lol and hopefully in some situation like yours. Maybe if I could find a smaller denomination I would grab that but nothing like that full 1 oz size to enjoy the design, relief, and luster.
Thanks! Prices are crazy right now, but Maples are great coins. Cheers!
I hate it when you buy from the mint with a huge $500 premium but if you want to sell to a dealer they will only offer spot plus $20 or $50.
That's a great purchase! Unfortunately sometimes people get jipped with less than stellar LCS, mainly because the few in my radius, dont have competition and know it.
Mine have just enough (competition). All of their premiums have jumped up again in the last two months, though!
Low premium is the good stuff for me!
That Liberty coin is very pretty. I guess this video was before you started putting quotes in.
I wish I had a local coin shop
The primary coin shop I buy from charges $50-70 over spot for such coins that come in off the street. I assume they pay melt for everything. I've picked up proofs at the same price. Out of state I just bought two such coins for ~$60 over spot: the Tuvalu Simpson, and an Aussie one with a Chinese dragon. The stuff that dealers hate and can't move is exactly what I'm looking for. If the spot price ever goes up enough to justify selling, I'm not going to care that my stack of eagles brings a slightly higher price. It will mean that conditions have changed dramatically and I will be getting far more $$$ than I paid. In the meantime I get more enjoyment from my collection with such a variety of beautiful coins.
I can see that. I like to have some variety too. I just like to have a base of Eagles first, and then I can grab more of the thugs the dealers don’t care for.
I love the Liberty coin...Waiting for my LCS to get one in. They normally carry a high premium too. Great score.
Yeah, thanks! Good luck finding something locally!
@plane i got a 1/10 gold coin & i adquired at my lcs for $300 1 month ago
@@carlosvera6248 Nice - The 1/10oz are hard to find here locally....They do carry a premium too. (Although I guess I am lucky - my LCS has been selling them at a little under $40 premium per coin for secondary market ones.)
I remember buying at $1790 from US Mint
Those were the days! Spot price is on a crazy run!
Like the number 83 and subscribed! Very helpful information and thank you very much for sharing! 👍😎👍
Thanks for watching!
There is a reason I only buy bullions not coins. When you sell gold to a local shop, it is all about the gold value. You will be lucky getting 1% above spot selling any of these coins that cost you 5 or 6% above spot.
So what if you live in Canada .. is Canadian Royal Mint stuff going to be easier to sell .. or is U.S.A stuff easier to sell in Canada too?
Canadian, all the way. And the RCM has a lot of great options. Cheers!
Gold is gold,..no matter where you live and where you are,gold is international safehaven.
@@momocute1505/ The statement is absolutely "TRUE" in the physical sense . . . but, in the commercial sense it's a bit "MISLEADING." Unfortunately, the U.S.A government Mint and subsequent Dealers have learned that collectors/stackers will PAY MORE for a coin that has very limited production (which actually reduces manufacturing costs for acquiring raw material, etc.) and for coins that have been U.S.A. made.
It's a self imposed psychological belief by collectors/stackers that U.S.A. minted gold coins are somehow more valuable than equally (quality wise) minted gold coins from other trusted, government Mints. Accordingly, in a sense, collectors/stackers don't truly believe that "Gold is Gold." They are willing to pay the increased price for such self perpetrating belief.
On the other hand, I am a staunch supporter of "Buy American" . . . but, that is not at issue, here!
I pre ordered an MS70 225th anniversary coin from Apmex before the release. It was the most I've ever paid for a coin however it is my favorite by far. Glad to see it in the green finally too lol
That’s a gorgeous coin!
I have the 4 coin set in silver made of 4 different finishes and let me tell you it's a beautiful coin. Paid $275 and it's over $399 now.
Call coin shops in your area ,if not possible search the web it's that simple !
Damn .. I learn a lot ...! Thank you
Thanks for watching!
That 2017 American Liberty gold coin is gorgeous 👍 I’m looking for one but the US Mint price is too high for me so I’m holding off until I can get it at a reasonable price.
They’re turning up at local coin shops because of the high price of gold. People are happier to part with their shiny coins right. Ow!
@@2is1gold I hope my LCS gets one 👍 I'm stacking some cash right now to ready to get an ounce of gold or platinum
SilverGold Saver good luck! (Go for the gold!)
You got it cheap due to copper marks and the fact that for some reason the African American Liberty is not very popular. I, however, love it, really want one and think you got a fantastic deal as you get the enjoyment of a proof for a bullion price. Nice work!
Yeah, I love the coin, and the copper spots came right off!
Do you think it would be better to wait for the new U.S. mint 2021 that will have some sort of stamp or marking on it for security purposes
I’m really looking forward to the design change and security features, but I don’t know if I’d wait. I’m still buying 1/4 oz AGEs, but I’m waiting on 1 oz AGEs. The only logic in that is that I can buy 1 oz Buffalos instead (but not 1/4 oz Buffalos).
Found low spot American gold eagle today. Got it for $1779 for 1 oz American Eagle with the deal nationwide coin is giving. Instead of paying $1950+ down the road at my coin store
Nice coins good pick ups keep up the good work👍
Thanks!
If the purchase of US mint coins above face value is subject to sales tax in my state, would the tax be considered considered part of the premium? Our sales tax rate is 9.75%.....ouch!
That’s on the full purchase price. Might be worth a quick Google search to see if there are exemptions in your state on precious metals (CA is tax exempt above $1,500 for instance).
Good deal unknown stacker. (Unknown to me) I would take that deal any day. Neat video
Yeah, thanks! And thanks for watching!
I'm only buying bullion now ! I was in the sovereigns and pre 33 but a headache to get accurate grading it was all subjective ! I like pure bars or bullion coins ! I go into the mint !
Reverse is beautiful for sure!
How much over spot t is your LCS charging for a secondary 1oz gold? (mine is about $60)
They seem to stick to percentages. As spot has gone up, so have premiums. It used to be $50. Now it’s $70.
Hi, I gotta ask. Is there some side to things I’m not understanding when I find coins on ebay sold from well known distributors for these local prices everyone speaks of? Like you can get a krugerrand for $70 over spot on ebay, or a maple for 80-90 over spot right now and britannia’s for like 110 over spot. I am able to find coins on ebay for the equivalent prices you’d pay with wire transfer prices on apmex without a problem. Is there some catch I’m not getting? Same deal on ebay… no tax, no shipping, no insurance on 1oz coins so what am I missing? Yes, the direct websites of these distributors offer more pop up deals but overall I’m unclear otherwise why everyone says you’re getting a better deal at your LCS. The most significant reason to have a relationship locally seems to be if your preference is paying cash, which I can totally understand but if you’re gonna buy online, I’ve yet to see why buying on ebay is so unadvisable. Could you explain this to me?
Low premium coins are better for investment.
Great deal man nice pick ups !
Thanks, Juice!
SD BULLION, Money Metals BGASC, Kitco are good
I have that Liberty gold coin and the 2018 1/10oz in my stack. My favorite gold coin by far!
The high-relief coins are on a whole other level!
They're gorgeous coins!
Love me the buffalos but I love me low premiums too 😂
Couldn't have said it better myself! Cheers!
I never had trouble selling roosters but I only ask spot. 4 ducat has less premium. Love 20 francs of all countries.
I sold them a few years back when demand was lower, and I had a lot of them. I had to sell them one or two at a time, and I was never able to get spot. Selling a few today wouldn’t be anything I’d be concerned about. Poor timing!
2to1, the AGE you held up, is it a Proof, BU, or Bullion?
Your coins look so shiny.
Bro that liberty is fire.
💯 easily the best-looking coin I’ve ever owned!
I could only afford the 2018 Liberty but it is my favorite.
I’d buy the smaller coins over and over if I could find them at similar prices. Great coin. Cheers!
Would you be kind enough to come back with the main difference between Maple leaf and Buffalo? What was the biggest issue with the Maple? Merci !
The Buffalo is a 23.7mm diameter vs the Maple's 30mm diameter. In the U.S., there is a tax law that requires an immediate IRS form if you sell 25 or more Maples. The Buffalo has a higher premium and is more popular in the U.S., The CML is more popular elsewhere. Other than that, they're relatively similar. Both are 24k 9999 pure gold coins. Salut!
@@2is1gold Thank you so much for taking the time!
Sweet, got a 1/10 Liberty reverse proof for $230.
I would go for all sizes of that gorgeous design.
Same here. I'll buy any I come across (if the price is right)! Cheers!
I have heard of several people from other countries say that their country only accepts 0.999 and up type of gold. Not even the AGE. So I'm trying to say with .999 and up
Australia here. Yep tax of like 8% on non pure gold and silver
Yeah, it's a good point. I planned to grab a Maple Leaf this time around. They're at the top of my list now that I have a good base of Eagles and Buffalos. I'm just so picky about dings/scratches when it comes to that coin (and so are a lot of buyers). Pristine Maples are hard to find at my LCS. I have a feeling they snap them up personally! 😀
Interesting.
Ok by me. I'm not big on the copper look anyway.
Not if I can get .999 or better for cheaper.
@@2is1gold Everyone is different I guess. I love to buy coins in the bezel. They are almost always dinged but you sometimes get the 14k bezel for free. I also like well circulated older coins. I don't feel guilty touching them.
I like this guy
That liberty is very nice
Yeah - great looking coin. Thanks!
Check out the 2015 American liberty 🤩
She’s a beaut, Clark! 😄⭐️
Recently a couple of coins have caught my eye that do not fit into my current, and sound, stacking strategy. The 2021 St. Helena gold Queen's Virtue's coin (@ about 5.3% over spot) and the 2022 gold Czech Lion coin (@ around 6-7% over spot). Would love your thoughts on deviating from the "safe" path for these two stunning coins at reasonable premiums? 1=0
One thing I'm considering is if the price of gold skyrockets, 1 oz is gonna be a ton of money and prob over the 10k paperwork limit. Maybe cheap fractionals is the way to go. I think 1/10 and 1/4 is ideal and 1/2 isn't worth it thoughts?
I don’t know how quickly a single ounce will go that high, but I agree. I just put up a video on the pros of fractional last week. th-cam.com/video/m5XIp0zevCA/w-d-xo.html
It will be a miracle if gold hits even 4K in the next 30 years... a lot of that “profit” will be absorbed in premiums and taxes/gains taxes... in a shtf scenario nobody is gonna care about your gold... at least not after reality of the situation kicks in. There’s much better ways to MAKE money.... gold is good to park money
How would people that pay a premium on coins think to make money from selling these coins? Simple, these people would probably also sell their coins also with a premium! And that's how people handle and react to buying coins! It's probably the going price of coins now, after the sellers sells the coins at a premium.
I wish I Had a LCS around. Nothin within 100 miles
That would make things harder.
Is there an issue if i purchase from apmex from Canada? Thank you from Montreal!
None that I know of. They (APMEX) tend to be expensive, though.
Do you keep your ogp and COA somewhere off camera ?
Yeah, the presentation box is stashed away.
Thoughts on the 5 dollar commemorative 90% gold coins?
I know they can be found at great prices, so I watch for them. I'd like them a little more if they had a full 1/4oz of gold, though.
@@2is1gold I might just stick with a American Gold Eagle
do the red spots bother you? have a video about it?
Must depend a lot on which country your in. You have problems moving sovereigns. If your in australia they may be the most liquid gold coin that exists
It's very specific to the region. I've tried dealers in the midwest and southern California only, so it's a relatively small sample size, but I know others have similar issues in the U.S..
I agree with you.. I have the 1 oz 225th anniversary gold coin and its smaller counterpart the 1/10 oz .. It is a very well struck nice looking coin... I think the reason for its low premium is it is/was viewed as a controversial coin (first black woman image) The mint has not been able to sell its remaining mintage... If they don't melt them down hopefully they will lower the premium ..
Where can I buy these type of coins? Can you please recommend someone? I'm in Texas.
Great coin. Love it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Thanks for watching!
have you ever buy China panda cold coin？
Not gold.
@@2is1gold sorry type mistake，I mean China Panda gold coin。
Love the rooster ! Cheers!
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At my local coin shop in Australia, the highest premium coin is the Krugerrand at 13% above spot. Closely followed by the AGE at 12% (but they usually don't have them in stock). The Buffalos are 9%. The Maples and Britannias are 5%. The Australian Kangaroo (aka Nugget) is 4%. The Sovereign has a hefty premium of 12%, but all fractional coins have large premiums.
How do these premiums compare with the local coin shops in the U.S, U.K and other countries?
On 1oz coins, Eagles and Buffalos are around 5% premium, Maples and Krugs are 4%, Britannias, Kangaroos, Philharmonics are 3%-4%, and I can get Sovereigns at spot. That's only based on the 3 or 4 shops I know well.
@@2is1gold These are very reasonable premiums, especially the sovereigns. You obviously have a lot more competition between the local shops. I assume the UK and Canada would also have lower premiums than my part of the world.
@@cadereeclily those premiums are on coins that are rarely new, though. Eagles, Buffalos and Maples are the only coins a LCS will order BU. The rest are coins they've bought from local sellers, and they're not always in great shape.
I like SD Bullion
Would you sell or trade your sovereigns in to your local coin shop for American Eagles or Buffalos for liquidity? I think you might lose some value in the process.
I'd lose a lot of value, unfortunately. My LCS pays less than spot for sovereigns and roosters. 😬
Amazing deal on 2017 coin
What city was it bought in?
I think so too. I was happy to find it! The shops in the area get other commemoratives in as well and handle them similarly, but it's not common to see the 1oz commems.
I saw a 1984 olympic commemorative gold coin for dirt cheap like 25 plus spot. You are right. The lesser known coins sell for lower premium compared to age buff maple etc. Also I'm not a fan of that 225 liberty aesthetically. Pre 33 eagles buffs and krugs look way better. Still au is au.
Yeah, commemoratives, especially the ones with a face value are typically great buys!
The 100 corona is usually a lower premium than that online. I can see the appeal of a US coin but if LCS only pay melt I don’t see the point of paying up for it vs foreign.
The reason for me is the face value of the coin and the fact it's from the U.S. Mint. It gives another layer of confidence to certain buyers. I like the Coronas, though. They're great-looking coins. Cheers!
I’m going to bite the bullet and get both the 1oz and 1/10oz I Love This Coin couldnt believe a coin beat the Buffalo
The best most liquid gold coin in the world with the lowest premium is the 22 karat South African Krugerrand.
Varies by region (Eagles are obviously more liquid in the U.S.) but Krugs are great. Cheers!
Just got a 1/2oz gold for 1k even. AGE. 1/2oz gold.
Good pick up!
You basically buy whats popular in your country as its recognised and you have less trouble saling it
I need your LCS here in Wisconsin.
Ha! You can’t have it! 😀
I'm surprised there's even any positive premium on that uggo 2017 wewuz coin...
Budget Coin Hunter uggo wewuz? What does it all mean?
Remember when America was white yeah those days are gone
What is LCS that you mentioned that you buy from?.
Any Local Coin Shop. I use a few.
American Buffalo is just ugly, and Ealge has silver which is bad idea. That's why those coins are not so popular in Poland. Krugerrand, Leaf, Kangaroo and Filharmonic judge here.
Not the Britannia?
Do you have to produce photo ID to buy gold in the US. as a UK stacker it's a pain in the but sometimes driving license passport Exc.great video again keep up the good work.
No identification needed to buy gold here. There are ID requirements on selling that change based on municipality. Basically, it’s there in case a police report of stolen gold surfaces. Thanks!
You only have to show proof of identity only if the value is over 10k.
@@Jaybizzy33 ok I can sort of go with that, we have to have ID on all sales unfortunately.☹️
Chris Summerfield I’m pretty sure the 10k number (at sale) is a federal requirement, but I know of local cases where it’s much lower.
Wow
The fact that you do not know about it does not mean it does not have a value.. that is a bit....basic
Would you mind share your % estimate over the spot price for fractional gold? I understand that the smaller the fraction, the more the premium you need to pay. But I just do not know how many % you pay over the spot price to considers a fair deal. Thanks.
Here’s what I typically see. (Premium in parenthesis.)
ASE 1oz (23%)
Silver generic 10oz (6%)
AGE 1/10oz (13% - 18%)
AGE 1/4oz (8% - 10%)
AGE 1oz (3% - 5%)
@@2is1gold thank you so much for the information. Just curious, do you buy gold bar or fractional?
D Dinh I don’t buy bars, but I do buy fractional gold. I have a recent video here: th-cam.com/video/kKp3ECRlAFE/w-d-xo.html
@@2is1gold why not? Maybe a good idea for the next videos - gold bars vs. Gold coins? I really like your content. Looking forward to more of your videos.
Naah..! rather have 'Perth Mint' coins any day...!
Perth Mint is great!
And don't forget they're tasty too 😋. Chicken stew 🔥
How To Find Low Premium Gold Coins?
Have a relationship with your local coin shop who will sell you an obscure coin they bought for melt prices.
The End.
Save yourself 10 minutes of your life.
Or just read the video description if you’d rather not watch the video. It’s all there. Cheers.
That the 125th anniversary coins are still available from the mint show how unpopular they are. I did a short video on it, and I wonder if that has a direct affect on what you thing the real value is if you have a real unpopular coin, even if it is low mintage.