Hmm... I just went there and their prices are at a markup....Their cheapest round shows at 35.66 and their login page seems suspect since there is no registration.
It was about $375 when I bought my first ounce. I preferred silver though after watching the Hunt brothers do their thing. Late 80’s we were buying 100 oz silver for $550. It was so cheap we never wanted anything smaller. But that was also when my new Chevy S-10 was $7750. I’m still stacking but mainly graded eagles the past decade. I’ve never earned a high salary but always lived frugally, mainly due to my silver addiction.
The price of gold has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the "purchasing power of your hard earned dollars". ZERO.
Your "hard earned dollars", aka "fraudulent fedbux" have lost, and continue to lose their purchasing power because of the protected international bankers that run the Fed (and the government) who are still allowed to print said FedBux out of thin air.
Americans are so brainwashed they actually BELIEVE that "2% inflation" per year is a "good" and "normal" thing. Inflation, aka "legal theft" which is in truth, unlawful counterfeiting, is the ONE AND ONLY REASON your hard earned dollars have lost their purchasing power.
The price of gold has been manipulated for 80+ years now. Had it not been, the price of gold today would actually REFLECT all the fraudulent currency printing and would be worth well over $100,000 per ounce today. But the international banksters needed the gullible masses to believe in their fiat fedbux as "money" in order to steal away human energy as they have.
The price of gold has nothing to do with the price of anything else. Gold can go to $10K/$50K/$100K an ounce while a gallon of gas or milk or a dozen eggs remains $4.00 (all of which are also manipulated down to sustain the illusion). There's literally no correlation between any of these things precisely because of the international banksters (Federal Reserve) complete and total manipulation of the world of finance.
If we had enough sense to remember that a "dollar", as defined in the 1792 "Currency Act" was 371 grains of silver, and not a piece of green paper with a picture of George Washington on it, then the price of goods and services would all come back into balance. But not a moment sooner.
As long as we think a "dollar" is this green paper, the banksters can continue to dilute it's "value" into oblivion via "inflation", which means exactly what the word implies -> "inflating the amount of 'dollars' in circulation". Something the banksters could not do with silver or gold.
Net-Net - Gold could go to $5K/oz tomorrow and would have zero impact on the purchasing power of our "funny money". The Federal Reserve and US government continuing to run unchecked and unchallenged by we-the-people are the sole perpetrators of stealing away our wealth.
2,993 on Kitco was the high. Kitco is considered the go to site to check SPOT since the different bullion companies are typically higher to serve their own ends.
Yes, my post was using kitco data. Normally Kitco shows a bit lower than most other sites so its quite popular among many stackers and dealers. Go to 5 different Bullion sites and they all have different SPOT prices in favor of themselves
If the West also switches to a war economy, this would force the delivery of substantial amounts of physical silver due to the increased use of electronics in batteries, weapons, and ammunition, including rockets and drones. Particularly Europe will be almost entirely dependent on foreign supplies of silver. So, two major parties are emerging that will desperately search for physical silver in a tight market. This comes on top of the price we are already seeing due to geopolitical tensions.
Futures price on silver is 34.46
And the banks are way short on silver,it's going to be like a beach ball held under water.
MOASS
Yay! Can’t wait for moon! If I owned paper silver I’d be cashing it in right now!
Hmm... I just went there and their prices are at a markup....Their cheapest round shows at 35.66 and their login page seems suspect since there is no registration.
All silver is pretty much a bargain. 88 to 1 ratio. It's mined at around 8 to 1. At least 10x under valued
Hopefully it's real. I test all my coins.
Site is very suspect and NOT at cost.
Ya. eBay is another place id never buy coins.
So...about that Fort Knox audit...
There's no way it's going to be a nothing burger. It's been hyped way too much
Unfortunately $3k gold means purchasing power of your hard earned dollars are even less...
FYI gold was around $1100 back in 2014...
It was about $375 when I bought my first ounce. I preferred silver though after watching the Hunt brothers do their thing. Late 80’s we were buying 100 oz silver for $550. It was so cheap we never wanted anything smaller. But that was also when my new Chevy S-10 was $7750. I’m still stacking but mainly graded eagles the past decade. I’ve never earned a high salary but always lived frugally, mainly due to my silver addiction.
The point is the fiat needs to be over. The rothchildnm reserve note needs to perish. Thebu.s. treasury gold backed note to live. .
The price of gold in June 2004 fluctuated between $388.10 and $395.85 per ounce.
7X not bad.
According to historical data, the average closing price for silver in 2004 was $6.66 per ounce.
5X for silver is horrible , but has more potential.
The price of gold has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the "purchasing power of your hard earned dollars". ZERO.
Your "hard earned dollars", aka "fraudulent fedbux" have lost, and continue to lose their purchasing power because of the protected international bankers that run the Fed (and the government) who are still allowed to print said FedBux out of thin air.
Americans are so brainwashed they actually BELIEVE that "2% inflation" per year is a "good" and "normal" thing. Inflation, aka "legal theft" which is in truth, unlawful counterfeiting, is the ONE AND ONLY REASON your hard earned dollars have lost their purchasing power.
The price of gold has been manipulated for 80+ years now. Had it not been, the price of gold today would actually REFLECT all the fraudulent currency printing and would be worth well over $100,000 per ounce today. But the international banksters needed the gullible masses to believe in their fiat fedbux as "money" in order to steal away human energy as they have.
The price of gold has nothing to do with the price of anything else. Gold can go to $10K/$50K/$100K an ounce while a gallon of gas or milk or a dozen eggs remains $4.00 (all of which are also manipulated down to sustain the illusion). There's literally no correlation between any of these things precisely because of the international banksters (Federal Reserve) complete and total manipulation of the world of finance.
If we had enough sense to remember that a "dollar", as defined in the 1792 "Currency Act" was 371 grains of silver, and not a piece of green paper with a picture of George Washington on it, then the price of goods and services would all come back into balance. But not a moment sooner.
As long as we think a "dollar" is this green paper, the banksters can continue to dilute it's "value" into oblivion via "inflation", which means exactly what the word implies -> "inflating the amount of 'dollars' in circulation". Something the banksters could not do with silver or gold.
Net-Net - Gold could go to $5K/oz tomorrow and would have zero impact on the purchasing power of our "funny money". The Federal Reserve and US government continuing to run unchecked and unchallenged by we-the-people are the sole perpetrators of stealing away our wealth.
Correct. I use gold simply as a yardstick.
If only silver shot up like that. ;_;
Useful commodity so 'everone' has incentive to keep it cheap
2,993 on Kitco was the high. Kitco is considered the go to site to check SPOT since the different bullion companies are typically higher to serve their own ends.
$3013 @ 5:59 am Friday 3/14 https://files.catbox.moe/ixhcyr.jpg
Yes, my post was using kitco data. Normally Kitco shows a bit lower than most other sites so its quite popular among many stackers and dealers. Go to 5 different Bullion sites and they all have different SPOT prices in favor of themselves
Mar 14, 2025 6:32 AM NY Time Bid/Ask
2,999.00 3,000.00
Low/High
2,980.90 3,004.90
Kinda weird they do that. If they sell @ $2990 and the actual spot is $3010, wouldn't they be in the hole for every sale?
Kitco shows low spot prices, but their sell prices are high. They sell a lot of collectables go to their site and check out their deals page.
What does one ounce of gold look like? We're talking about one coin the size of a quarter; correct?
Yes a little bit larger.
Well, Hm I only have gold bars, but I think they would be bigger than a quarter.
Gold Buffalo is 24K, (A Gold Eagle Is larger because it still has 1 oz of gold but is 90% pure.)
Diameter32.7 mm (1.287 in) Thickness2.95 mm (0.116 in) EdgeReeded Composition99.99% (24K) gold
Modern Quarter
Cupro-Nickel 8.33% Ni Balance Cu 5.670 g 0.955 in. 24.26 mm 1.75 mmReeded119
Since gold is measured in Troy Oz, its 31.1 Grams, so gold's density is far greater while its diameter is only 8 and change mm larger.
If the West also switches to a war economy, this would force the delivery of substantial amounts of physical silver due to the increased use of electronics in batteries, weapons, and ammunition, including rockets and drones. Particularly Europe will be almost entirely dependent on foreign supplies of silver. So, two major parties are emerging that will desperately search for physical silver in a tight market. This comes on top of the price we are already seeing due to geopolitical tensions.
Reminds me...How MUCH GOLD DO WE HAVE IN FT KNOX?????
WOWZA!!!!!