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JoJo's Silver Mine (1 Viewer)

Currently 1 coin away from four complete pcgs-70 sets.

I expect these sets to double to triple in price in the next few years.

NGC sets are a joke. Someone submitted four sets and got perfect grades across the board

There's still money to be made if you can get sealed sets on eBay at the right price. I considered buying a sealed 5-set but opted to buy the individual 70's I was missing instead.

Current outlay for 4 pcgs 70 sets should come in at about $4500 for me. This also includes twelve 69 grades and one 68 which is gravy.

at a cost of $98.95, taking into account ebay prices paid for the missing 70's my average cost per 70 set comes out to $693.60 - this assumes I can recoup on average $98.95 per non-70 coin (13 in total).

 
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ok, last update for this year, ended up spending $5623 in total for mint+grading+filling out sets from eBay buying 8x PCGS70 coins and 4x PCGS69 coins.

Ended up with 4x PCGS70 complete sets and 3x PCGS69 complete sets with a PCGS69 2011-S coin left over.

Total profit & ROI if I were to sell today: $2697 (46% ROI)

Also picked up this coin from the USMint this morning:

2011 American Eagle One Ounce Gold Uncirculated Coin (1P3)

Mintage is lowest out of the series with only a little bit under 8k sold.

It just dropped over $100 in price yesterday due to the Mint's new method of pricing coins by adjusting prices on a weekly basis according to the London Fix Price for Gold/Silver.

 
ok, last update for this year, ended up spending $5623 in total for mint+grading+filling out sets from eBay buying 8x PCGS70 coins and 4x PCGS69 coins.

Ended up with 4x PCGS70 complete sets and 3x PCGS69 complete sets with a PCGS69 2011-S coin left over.

Total profit & ROI if I were to sell today: $2697 (46% ROI)

Also picked up this coin from the USMint this morning:

2011 American Eagle One Ounce Gold Uncirculated Coin (1P3)

Mintage is lowest out of the series with only a little bit under 8k sold.

It just dropped over $100 in price yesterday due to the Mint's new method of pricing coins by adjusting prices on a weekly basis according to the London Fix Price for Gold/Silver.
After selling (ebay) the 4 sets I got from the mint, I made $1472 profit after ebay and paypal fees, free shipping, etc. Like you said at the beginning: Free Money!
 
ok, last update for this year, ended up spending $5623 in total for mint+grading+filling out sets from eBay buying 8x PCGS70 coins and 4x PCGS69 coins.

Ended up with 4x PCGS70 complete sets and 3x PCGS69 complete sets with a PCGS69 2011-S coin left over.

Total profit & ROI if I were to sell today: $2697 (46% ROI)

Also picked up this coin from the USMint this morning:

2011 American Eagle One Ounce Gold Uncirculated Coin (1P3)

Mintage is lowest out of the series with only a little bit under 8k sold.

It just dropped over $100 in price yesterday due to the Mint's new method of pricing coins by adjusting prices on a weekly basis according to the London Fix Price for Gold/Silver.
After selling (ebay) the 4 sets I got from the mint, I made $1472 profit after ebay and paypal fees, free shipping, etc. Like you said at the beginning: Free Money!
Good work! I'll definitely be more prepared in 5 years for the 30th anniversary.
 
'Jojo the circus boy said:
ok, last update for this year, ended up spending $5623 in total for mint+grading+filling out sets from eBay buying 8x PCGS70 coins and 4x PCGS69 coins.

Ended up with 4x PCGS70 complete sets and 3x PCGS69 complete sets with a PCGS69 2011-S coin left over.

Total profit & ROI if I were to sell today: $2697 (46% ROI)

Also picked up this coin from the USMint this morning:

2011 American Eagle One Ounce Gold Uncirculated Coin (1P3)

Mintage is lowest out of the series with only a little bit under 8k sold.

It just dropped over $100 in price yesterday due to the Mint's new method of pricing coins by adjusting prices on a weekly basis according to the London Fix Price for Gold/Silver.
Thank you for posting. Looks like this is going to be my 4 year old's christmas present to lock up in the safety deposit box. We really need a dedicated coin thread around here for this kind of stuff and other treasure hunting stories.
 
One thing I can share which turned out negatively was coin roll searching.

http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html

I picked up $2k in half dollars from a local bank to search for pre 1971 dates for silver (1970-1965 is 40% silver, 1964 and prior is 90% silver).

First off just trying to order the coins was a PITA, took a few weeks to finally get them.

Second now that I have searched them, four boxes of $500 coins each, I found 6 40% silver coins, not a great haul but decent, not sure it is worth the time and effort for that round - each $500 box weighs 25 lbs.

Third, I tried to return them to my bank that has a free penny arcade and was turned away saying that coin collectors are not allowed to use their free coin sorter. Pissed me off since I have a business account there.

I am going to have to drop them off in small batches with some other mixed coins.

Overall (at least for me) not worth the time and effort involved.

 
I sold off my silver stack this morning for $32.50 an ounce

Will look to buy back probably in the next 30-45 days at a discount

I still have my gold, silver numis

and about 50 silver strikes (~30 ounces of silver)

 
...and down silver goes, I don't think I could have timed this any better. I say this today, of course things could look different in a week or month.http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/1839/ddown.jpg
Outstanding call.I have around 300-400 1 oz silver bars that I ordered from Smokey Mountain Knife Works as a kid. Thank goodness I was such a little weirdo. But I couldn't imagine a scenario where I would sell them unless I was starving to death.
 
...and down silver goes, I don't think I could have timed this any better. I say this today, of course things could look different in a week or month.http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/1839/ddown.jpg
Outstanding call.I have around 300-400 1 oz silver bars that I ordered from Smokey Mountain Knife Works as a kid. Thank goodness I was such a little weirdo. But I couldn't imagine a scenario where I would sell them unless I was starving to death.
yeah it is a bit of a gamble, I just really think price is going down in the next month or three. I might also need the cash temporarily to put into my business for end of year accounting purposes so I wanted to make sure I got a decent price for them.
 
...and down silver goes, I don't think I could have timed this any better. I say this today, of course things could look different in a week or month.http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/1839/ddown.jpg
Outstanding call.I have around 300-400 1 oz silver bars that I ordered from Smokey Mountain Knife Works as a kid. Thank goodness I was such a little weirdo. But I couldn't imagine a scenario where I would sell them unless I was starving to death.
yeah it is a bit of a gamble, I just really think price is going down in the next month or three. I might also need the cash temporarily to put into my business for end of year accounting purposes so I wanted to make sure I got a decent price for them.
What indicators are you seeing for the drop in price?
 
Just seems like we're in a downward trend right now.

One thing that could quickly reverse it are the QE rumors I keep hearing about, I think Jan 24/25 is going to be a key date with the Fed meeting.

http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/316/xagp.jpg

I guess that chart above is not the best, too short-term - I'm still new to this.

I thought this recent run up would be short lived, the EUR went up because Italy and Spain were able to borrow not only more money than initially desired, but also at half the interest rates expected. That gave optimism to all of Europe: the non-Euro European currencies went up against the dollar, the European stock market was up, all was up. I just thought it would be short lived and sold "on the news".

 
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I got this from another board, DYODD:

The Gold market bottomed on Dec 28, 2011 at a low of 1523.9 (Feb '12 ctrct), closed for a daily/weekly/monthly/yearly close of 1540.9. I believe that was the end of the large A-B-C correction. 2010's close was 1421.4 (Feb '10 ctrct) on 12/31/2011 for a yearly gain of +120pts.When the run started on July 1, 2011 from a low of 1480 and reached about 1680, it started to go hyperbolic straight up in a moon shot to the 1900s. Between mid-august to september 2011, you could have easily gotten $1,800/oz. The guys who have been holding gold a long time and/or newbies that caught the sudden rise were salivating at the immense profits.For those who made quick profits and did not exit, they got the SLAM DUNK on 9/22/11 from 1787 to 1543 in 3 days, thats -240 pts in 3 slamo-jamo-whammo-days! The futures players would not have been able to withstand that kind of volatility in such a short time span. The Johnny come latelys to that party got eaten alive. That was Wave A down.Wave B up correction, the false rally, occurred from late Sep to early Nov, topping out a week after they dismantled MFGlobal at around 1800. This was WAVE B up.Wave C down seems to have completed on Dec 28th with a RSI low of 27.28, a number I had never seen so low. The previous low was at 28.07 on 12/15 a week earlier. I say that 12/28 low was ROCK BOTTOM. Kinda makes sense. All serious gold buyers (who wanted the physical) would have bought in the breakout at 1680 upto the 1780s-1900s. These are the institutional/sovereign players who were taking delivery regardless of price. For COMEX to be able to deliver in Dec 2011, they needed to take gold down as far as they could for Dec delivery to minimize their cost. And thats what they did, IF they sold in the 1800-1900s, buying back for Dec delivery would allow them to cover (meaning making delivery) at least at a cheaper price.The second thing is by whacking MF Global (#1 in metals, #2 in oil), you took out a large number of accounts that were taking delivery, the boys who wanted it with deep pockets still got their gold. For everybody else, it was, fill out this 21-page form, get in line, we'll get to ya, and by the way youre only getting 72% of your money. Jon "the Don" Corzine made a bad bet with your money in Vegas, and LOST your other 28%. Says there are many other "Dons" in other firms who could make similar ALL IN bets with customer segregated money. That term "customer segregated" means nothing anymore after MF Global. Same as saving money in a bank, and that bank bet your money on garbage mortgages or sovereign bonds from the PIIGS, lost it all, and they say sorry. Fill out the form, get in line, and we'll get to ya.Going back, I posted sometime ago that they were going to trade in the upper part of the range between 1740 to 1900 first, then they were going to trade the lower part of that range (1550s-1740s). Wave B up filled that range, and on Wave C down completed trading of the whole range between 1550-1900s for the last 6 months.Now Im getting signals gold is on the cusp of a major new run in gold that should take it to like $4500. For those who dont know Alf Field, go take a look at his commentary on 321 gold. He's calling a bottom with a high probability that gold is in the next cycle UP. He calls this next wave UP Intermediate Wave 3 of MAJOR WAVE 3. This is the strongest of all rallies in the EW cycle, and as he mentions, a "black" swan event can occur here.The possible black swans today are: (1) Euro defaults, takes out European banks, which dominos right back to US banks and investment banking firms; (2) Any middle east tension/war with Iran/Syria/Israel/etc with further involvement with Russia and China, blockage of the Hormuz strait, should see oil spike to the moon also; (3) Trillions of derivatives in interest rate contracts as mentioned by Alf Field, this collapse could take out European and US banks.Ok, here are the facts that make the BULL side. Wave A and Wave C are almost equal size in magnitude, which says this correction is over in EW terms. The RSI made a really LOW low on 12/28/11, this usually indicates a bottom. The bollinger bands just "pinched" and that means a major move (UP or Down) is to occur. After breaking down below the 200-day moving avg on 12/15, gold rallied above it for two days (1/11-1/12), and is right on it as of todays close of 1630.8 (Feb '12 contract).The GUARANTEED PLAY===============Here is a PLAY (as Joe Namath said in SuperBowl III back in 1969) that I can GUARANTEE it pays off. No futures here, no paper play. The guarantee play CANNOT be done with PAPER, its gotta be with the real thing, and its not Coca-Cola. Get gold (or silver) NOW and place orders to continue buying down to 1500. IF the bottom is in, gold WILL NOT go below it. Worst case, you converted your paper to gold. Best case, gold rockets to 4500, where you will triple your return.For those without DEEP Pockets (need leverage)==============================CAUTION!!!! These plays are playing in the futures world. Remember what happened to MF Global (and what Alf Field says about futures). The futures world is like a casino, you can get a good run, but when you go to cash out, they can be closed and bankrupt. Futures is highly speculative and you CAN LOSE MORE than what you have in your account. When MF Global went belly up, they froze all accounts and positions, means you CANNOT exit, and you open yourself up to unlimited losses.Conservative Futures Play---------------------------------Get long 1 gold futures contract here at 1640, place a stop at 1500. Youre risking 140 pts which is $14k/contract. If it runs to 4500, your return will be +2860 pts x 100 = 286k.Riskier Futures Play----------------------------If willing to take more risk buy 1 here at 1640 and place a buy order at 1590 and 1540, you will end up with 3 contracts total with an avg price of 1590, with a stop at 1500, you risk 90 pts, total risk is $27k. This is assuming that they take gold down another 100 pts (which I DO NOT think is gonna happen but need to be ready for it). Upside is +2910 pts x 300 = 873k. Thats a 32-to-1 return.Note, it may not drop another 100 down to 1540, which means you will only have 1 contract to ride up.SNOWBALL Play------------------Lets say gold doesnt go down, and you only have 1 contract here at 1640. You need to have a plan going forward to add to your position. Say like every 50-100 pts up, add a contract. The gains from the original contrct and those newly added on will start to enlarge like a giant snowball where you could end up with many more contracts than you started. Positive: really big awesome gains; Negative: will get taken out if a large drop occurs. The next largest drop should NOT be greater than 15%.Bottom Line========IF the bottom was made of Dec 28, 2011 AND Intermediate Wave 3 of MAJOR Wave 3 has started, gold will not stop running. I think since the 1550-1900 range was covered, the black swan event could take gold shooting up ABOVE 1900 (or higher) on a ballistic shot and then start trading higher from there. Going back to EW, the only wave that could retrace 100% is wave 1/2 (which we are in now), which means you need to have funds to buy if it heads to 1520 again as a short-term minor correction.This aside (and I dont think its gonna happen), the lowest right now I think it can go is about 1605. You also have to know that rollover is coming in the next two weeks from the Feb contract to the April contract. Rollover times are very volatile.I think thats enough for now, I have a lot more on my mind which I will try to post in the coming days. Im mainly now planning (and taking positions) what to do with the line drawn in the sand at 1500.For those out there: These are my opinions and are NOT to be traded because most of this I get from my dreams so in reality has no factual basis, and you have to be a moron to trade from some poster on a gold site saying to go long.P.S. For those who would like regular updates, send me you email address and I will put you on my mailing list.
 
Jojo - did you think it was interesting that Gold prices went down (slightly) on Friday, despite QE3 rumor leaks and the Euro credit rating cuts in France? Curious if you have any thoughts. I just built a moderate short position (very short term), betting we see $1550 again before moving back up. Thanks for the interesting posts, lots to consider. Long is the right call, long term, I agree.

 
Jojo - did you think it was interesting that Gold prices went down (slightly) on Friday, despite QE3 rumor leaks and the Euro credit rating cuts in France? Curious if you have any thoughts. I just built a moderate short position (very short term), betting we see $1550 again before moving back up. Thanks for the interesting posts, lots to consider. Long is the right call, long term, I agree.
I'm no expert but I think so long as USD Index goes higher (i.e. EUR weekens) Gold/Silver will go down.QE3 rumors (aka raising the debt ceiling) may need stronger backing before influencing the market.My outlook is same as yours, bearish short term, bullish long term.
 
'Jojo the circus boy said:
'Boulder Toads said:
Jojo - did you think it was interesting that Gold prices went down (slightly) on Friday, despite QE3 rumor leaks and the Euro credit rating cuts in France? Curious if you have any thoughts. I just built a moderate short position (very short term), betting we see $1550 again before moving back up. Thanks for the interesting posts, lots to consider. Long is the right call, long term, I agree.
I'm no expert but I think so long as USD Index goes higher (i.e. EUR weekens) Gold/Silver will go down.QE3 rumors (aka raising the debt ceiling) may need stronger backing before influencing the market.

My outlook is same as yours, bearish short term, bullish long term.
Really this is all I concern myself with. I apreciate you guys discussing the smaller trends. But at the end of the day if you are making Gold/Silver part of a long term asset building program you should be buying in small chunks more often. Who really cares if Gold is 1300, 1500, 1700, 1900 if you are not sellng for a while. Thats a real simplistic view, but if you think the fundimentals for metals are strong in the future then you have nothing to worry about when it comes to what the price is.

 
'Jojo the circus boy said:
'Boulder Toads said:
Jojo - did you think it was interesting that Gold prices went down (slightly) on Friday, despite QE3 rumor leaks and the Euro credit rating cuts in France? Curious if you have any thoughts. I just built a moderate short position (very short term), betting we see $1550 again before moving back up. Thanks for the interesting posts, lots to consider. Long is the right call, long term, I agree.
I'm no expert but I think so long as USD Index goes higher (i.e. EUR weekens) Gold/Silver will go down.QE3 rumors (aka raising the debt ceiling) may need stronger backing before influencing the market.

My outlook is same as yours, bearish short term, bullish long term.
Really this is all I concern myself with. I apreciate you guys discussing the smaller trends. But at the end of the day if you are making Gold/Silver part of a long term asset building program you should be buying in small chunks more often. Who really cares if Gold is 1300, 1500, 1700, 1900 if you are not sellng for a while. Thats a real simplistic view, but if you think the fundimentals for metals are strong in the future then you have nothing to worry about when it comes to what the price is.
Certainly no argument here. I think our respective time frames are just different at the moment. (at least for me, right now).There have been several geopolitical events over the past month that suggest reason to believe Gold may be pressured downward, and I'm just trying to move within that timeframe first. Once we are back to what looks like a resumption of the long term, I likely will begin building a long position. I never dabbled in the metals during the prior runup, so didn't yet have that LT position building mentality.

 
Jojo - did you think it was interesting that Gold prices went down (slightly) on Friday, despite QE3 rumor leaks and the Euro credit rating cuts in France? Curious if you have any thoughts. I just built a moderate short position (very short term), betting we see $1550 again before moving back up. Thanks for the interesting posts, lots to consider. Long is the right call, long term, I agree.
I'm no expert but I think so long as USD Index goes higher (i.e. EUR weekens) Gold/Silver will go down.QE3 rumors (aka raising the debt ceiling) may need stronger backing before influencing the market.My outlook is same as yours, bearish short term, bullish long term.
Short squeeze in effect today with the low volume, and I added to my gold short position near GLD 163.25.The equivalent $/oz of my short position average is ~$1640/oz.
 
I think in two paychecks I'm going to pick up a roll of someting. Either 2012 Eagles, or two franklin half rolls. I got the itch.

 
Looks like I made a good pickup with the 1 ounce 2011-W AGE Unc (lowest mintage to date in the 25 years it has been offered):

2011-W Uncirculated $50 Gold Eagle Sold Out

Yesterday, the one ounce 2011-W Uncirculated Gold Eagle sold out on the US Mint’s website. The latest available sales figures show a strong possibility that this coin may mark a new mintage low across all American Gold Eagles.

From 2006 to 2008, the United States Mint offered collectible uncirculated versions of the American Gold Eagle, individually in four denominations or as a complete four coin set. These coins were struck on specially burnished blanks and carried the “W” mint mark. Near the end of 2008, the US Mint announced the cancellation of the fractional versions of the coins, with plans to offer only the one ounce size in the following year. This never came to pass, as high demand for bullion coins resulted in the cancellation of numismatic offerings. The one ounce collectible uncirculated Gold Eagle was similarly cancelled in 2010.

After the two year hiatus, the US Mint once again offered 2011-W Uncirculated Gold Eagle on May 5, 2011. From the outset, I had mentioned the possibility for a low mintage to occur. The collectible uncirculated coins never managed to generate the same interest level as the proof versions of the coins, and even after a two year absence, there did not seem to be a great deal of pent up demand.

The initial sales for the product came in rather low at 1,098 and proceeded at a relatively subdued level. There were some spikes in sales during the course of the offering, particularly during the unusual period when some of the US Mint’s numismatic gold coins were selling near bullion prices.

The most recent sales report, just published today shows sales for the 2011-W Uncirculated Gold Eagle at 8,810. The sales reporting date is the same day that the coins sold out, so it is possible that an updated figure may be provided next week. Also bear in mind that these are sales figures, not final audited mintage figures, which the US Mint can sometimes take years to release. However, as it currently stands, this would represent a new mintage low across all denominations and versions of the American Gold Eagle.

The three next lowest mintage Gold Eagles are shown below.

Low Mintage American Gold Eagles

2008-W $10 Uncirculated Gold Eagle 8,883

2006-W $50 Reverse Proof Gold Eagle 9,996

2007-W $25 Uncirculated Gold Eagle 11,455

The current mintage low 2008-W Uncirculated $10 Gold Eagle has sold for prices of more than $1,000 on the secondary market, which represents a significant increase in value for quarter ounce gold coin. If memory serves, prices didn’t reach this level until about a year after the initial sell out.

How will the 2011-W Uncirculated $50 Gold Eagle fare? There might be an immediate price bump, but in the longer term I think it will depend in great part on whether the US Mint continues to offer collectible uncirculated Gold Eagles in the coming years. If the coins continue to be offered, mintages may creep even lower for future years, particularly if gold prices continue higher. This would make the 2011-W less exceptional. However, if the US Mint discontinues the offering, this would solidify the status of the 2011-W Uncirculated Gold Eagle as the mintage low for the series, making the coin much more significant.
 
This isn't a BIG money maker, but instant profit:

http://www.mint.ca/s...0021〈=en_CA

I believe there is a limit of 3 per household. This is legal tender $20 from Canada, that costs $20 each (plus shipping), 99.99% silver coin - sells on ebay for $30-35 usually (if you need a quick profit). I just stack them.
So If I bought the limit on these, would it cost me $57.28 (exchange rate) or $60 plus shipping? ETA: further investigation reveals three from the Mint will cost $72.99 US total.

 
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This isn't a BIG money maker, but instant profit:

http://www.mint.ca/s...0021〈=en_CA

I believe there is a limit of 3 per household. This is legal tender $20 from Canada, that costs $20 each (plus shipping), 99.99% silver coin - sells on ebay for $30-35 usually (if you need a quick profit). I just stack them.
So If I bought the limit on these, would it cost me $57.28 (exchange rate) or $60 plus shipping? ETA: further investigation reveals three from the Mint will cost $72.99 US total.
You can find codes to get free shipping with orders over $70 I believe. I also read if you sign up for the subscription, future orders have free shipping - haven't found out if that is Canada only though.
 
Is this the start of the pullback I have been waiting for?in other news, this is pretty cool:http://money.cnn.com/2012/02/03/pf/states_currencies/index.htm?source=cnn_bin
I think so, but who knows anymore. I restarted my short on GLD this week, with tranches around $167, $168, $169, $171.Today was the first day in a while that Gold acted like it is "supposed to" in a while.Metals markets largely in smaller hands, trading thin and on momentum.I'm just better than even right now, and maintain my price target of $1450-$1500.Of course, I lost about 8% last time when I got stopped out with that spike on Jan 25th.I am using chart time frames over the past 3 and 6 months that suggests we're still due for some down, before any up.
 
I'd like to think its gone up too fast, silver is a fickle beast. Hoping its down from here since I sold my bullion.

Looking at my numi's and silver strikes vs. my gold tho and I'm at 50/50

 
I picked up a Ron Paul Silver Round ($39.63) kind of a high premium, but was worth it as a conversation piece.

Shipping would have been $6, so I picked up a 20 Peso Gold coin for $845.75 to go with it, it was relatively cheap compared to spot and has a nice design - you can get this a few bucks cheaper from APMEX.com (but Ron Paul coin is only from Provident Metals). Looks like prices are still going down today, oh well.

 
I picked up a Ron Paul Silver Round ($39.63) kind of a high premium, but was worth it as a conversation piece.

Shipping would have been $6, so I picked up a 20 Peso Gold coin for $845.75 to go with it, it was relatively cheap compared to spot and has a nice design - you can get this a few bucks cheaper from APMEX.com (but Ron Paul coin is only from Provident Metals). Looks like prices are still going down today, oh well.
:lmao:
 
I picked up a Ron Paul Silver Round ($39.63) kind of a high premium, but was worth it as a conversation piece.

Shipping would have been $6, so I picked up a 20 Peso Gold coin for $845.75 to go with it, it was relatively cheap compared to spot and has a nice design - you can get this a few bucks cheaper from APMEX.com (but Ron Paul coin is only from Provident Metals). Looks like prices are still going down today, oh well.
:lmao:
yeah I know...turn a $40 purchase into a $900 purchase to justify the shipping costs :P
 
Is this the start of the pullback I have been waiting for?in other news, this is pretty cool:http://money.cnn.com/2012/02/03/pf/states_currencies/index.htm?source=cnn_bin
I think so, but who knows anymore. I restarted my short on GLD this week, with tranches around $167, $168, $169, $171.Today was the first day in a while that Gold acted like it is "supposed to" in a while.Metals markets largely in smaller hands, trading thin and on momentum.I'm just better than even right now, and maintain my price target of $1450-$1500.Of course, I lost about 8% last time when I got stopped out with that spike on Jan 25th.I am using chart time frames over the past 3 and 6 months that suggests we're still due for some down, before any up.
Doing better this time around. Exited 1/3 of my short GLD position today. Still looking for ~$1450-1500. We're oversold ATM, but still project down near/mid term, then the upward trend resumes.
 
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Yeah...Bump. It was around this time last year that I made more than enough to cover Christmas flipping those Silver Eagle sets.

 
Had to liquidate some gold at a loss today, some people owe me money but cannot wait for them to pay me back since I need cash for the end of the year.

Sold (orig purchase price):

2x half oz gold eagles for $911.35 ea (910.00)

1x 1 oz gold maple for $1774.99 (1790)

1x 1 oz gold krugerrand $1749.00 (1790)

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$5346.69

Spot price was at ~1725 today

I used bullion direct nucleo exchange so there are no trust issues with getting paid and their fees are reasonable

The half ounce coins seem to really hold their value well.

Half oz eagles took an hour and a half to sell, 1 oz maple took 2.5 hours to sell, and the 1 oz Krug took 10 hous to sell. Bullion Direct has a peer-to-peer bid/ask sell network where they act as the middleman, ensures product authenticity before releasing escrow funds and product to the respective parties.

Just goes to show the coins with the best melt price value are not always the easiest to sell.

 

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