
metallicsecurity
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Valcambi Gold 50g CombiBar at 7% over spot from BGASC
bgasc.com/product/valcambi-50-gram-gold-bulli...APMEX has Gold Standard Corporation .900 fine 1 oz gold rounds for $20 over spot
apmex.com/product/25795/1-oz-gold-round-gold-...In case anyone is bothering with eBay anymore, I did notice APMEX has a special-priced VF $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle for a little under melt after Bucks and CC rewards (e.g. eBay Mastercard). Item #113861526560.
With gold spot so high even 5% Bucks almost maxes out at $97 for this coin, so being only 5% doesn't really hurt savings in this case. Out of stock
Recently I've caught myself tapping various things and listening to the sound they make to get an idea of the material: sculptures (solid, hollow? ceramic, metal, wood?), furniture (wood, polymer?), a piano music holder (plastic? lightweight wood?). We naturally use a ping test to test everyday materials.
Don't buy precious metals unless you can apply this essential test (and compare with how a coin should sound). Due to their construction, coins are far easier to ping test than bars. Both are impossible to ping test unless you can hold the coin bare.
EDIT: another slogan idea: If you can't ping it, don't believe it.
No ping? No bling.







