24kt gold buffalo

The sale of gold to a dealer ... How did you lose? Re: an ounce one, pure 24kt gold coin (American Buffalo) .. This is not only the value gold, but ...

24kt gold buffalo
The sale of gold to a dealer … How did you lose?

Re: an ounce one, pure 24kt gold coin (American Buffalo) .. This is not only the value gold, but the added value as a coin, and more value added in a statement of proof. But when a distributor obtained through fees and profit-taking for the purchase of the room, ending with less than the real value of an ounce of gold … Money that a person who sells at a discount so they can resell the same price for a big profit. Question: Does anyone know the structure of taxes and profit margins is a dealership to buy gold at a private party? What are the criteria that we use to give a price (always below the real value of gold)? Thanks for the info.

Coins are worth a little more real than gold because its production costs and marketing. If the party is corrupt and has no value as collector's item you can sell to a refiner of gold market price. http://www.goldintomoney.com for list of refineries on line. If the piece still has value as a collector, so do not know why it cost a dealer, unless they sell. If you buy just should not cost anything for that. If you are paying to flip the coin for you, then I can understand why they have a%.