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My coin shop today;(I asked about 20 franc and Sovereigns) I was told while the premiums they charged are lower 5 versus American Gold Eagle 1/4coins was 13,(same 5 on 2 Rand coins - but also looking at below Spot) when the time comes to sell - most likely getting less than Spot gold price for the franc and Sov So I went with the Eagles
Comment from : Russ Ream

Have you got anymore of them for sake?
Comment from : ALKUKES

50 pesos gold are a good buy ?
Comment from : franck jacques

Sorry about your bad experiences I guess you didn't hold the francs long enough for price to increase where premiums over spot were meaningless
Comment from : Billy Bob Mirango

Modern ones have too many fake
Comment from : WEI WEI

They’re 3 dollars over spot price and they buy back just a dollar over spot that’s fine with me
Comment from : Live Wire

You know you can sell theme online in France they’ll give you always over spot know those days you sell internationally
Comment from : Bono Mark

Are sovereigns hard to sell in the USA?
Comment from : 89rvb

🤔 Also why I don't talk more about European Women!!!! (😝)!!!!
Comment from : Silver Surfer

Good point!
Comment from : Bruce Less

And that is the same reason that I buy almost 99 US bullion silver and gold and constitutional junk silver for that exact same reason!!!
Comment from : coopite

20 franc roosters are my favorite non -US gold coins to stack
Comment from : Oscar Cleaver

What’s a low ball offer so I don’t get SCREWED
Comment from : GTrahan

Euro Chicken ? Lol
Comment from : Wai Lee

My favorite gold channel on YouTube keep the videos coming
Comment from : 24k Gold Buffalo

This is the reason I stay with one oz coins, Eagles, Maples, Kruges They are much easier to sell and get better prices
Comment from : Amanda Thompson

15! OUCH! Great short Thanks and sorry
Comment from : first last

I like them because I can buy them cheaper I know that I will get gold value and not numismatic value That’s why I avoid the ones that have numismatic value built in to the purchase price My latest video shows them
Comment from : T the Silver Stacker

I have to say though, I really like (most of) the designs on older coins I like them so much in fact that they could almost be considered selling insurance lol
Comment from : TheMemery

Makes perfect sense, but I do love that old European gold!
Comment from : Aloha Stacker

The conditions I'm buying for, it being gold is all that will matter
Comment from : JB Gant

Interesting That probably explains the low premiums Good point from your experience
Comment from : SalivateMetal

“Fortunately, I keep my feathers numbered, for, for just such an emergency” #FoghornLeghorn #roosters 🙃
Comment from : Mowing, Trimming, & Edging

Not sure on this one as I have never gone down that road before!
Comment from : 72cmcinc

Love you brotha Keep grindin
Comment from : J C

Hi, 2 I have a 20 Frank, 1911 Napoleon I carried that coin in a 2x2 in my wallet for 30 years in case of emergency I paid $79 for it back in the late 80s bTYU/b
Comment from : Donald in New Mexico

Fear the cock!!brbrcan i say that?
Comment from : __ HJG__

#Shorts was well, way too short If you could make another video on Roosters and $5 US Commemorative Gold Coins And beat it like it owes you, well, Gold I and my wallet would much appreciate it As always God Bless You and Yours
Comment from : BrokenFaith

Liquidity isn't everything Its the only thing
Comment from : Glen H

Any issues selling brittanias in US? I hadn’t realized how beautiful they are and now I will plan to get one!
Comment from : SuperDutyOHV

All valid points! I know just enough to be dangerous with gold, but know nothing on old world gold, which is why I stay away from it
Comment from : GenXcollectible

is there more????
Comment from : Pri vate

Sell - blasphemy
Comment from : Bob Wojcikowski

I wouldn't mind a 100 Soles gold from South America: Peruvian, circa 1950 to late 60's Crazy low mintages most years and a really large coin: Just under 47 grams of 900 gold goodness Beautiful design to boot!
Comment from : James Velvet

👍
Comment from : from Ontario

no problem to sell old European gold in Europe
Comment from : František LALUCH

He does have 🐓?! 😱
Comment from : Teenage Stacker

I can imagine It depends on your location, though Over here in Europe it’s the other way around: the 20 Francs are highly liquid and the market for pre-33 American gold is very thinbrModern bullion coins are liquid everywhere
Comment from : Cycling Philosopher

Damn Maybe I should lay off the roosters I'll have to check in with some LCSs and see how they feel about them
Comment from : DoctorShafty

Put that in you SHTF pile It's not good until it is
Comment from : Nick Difrancesco

The demand for those wont nearly be the same as bullion form your country I have some though I like having a portion of my stack in collectable circulated currency coins Pre-33, restrike Hunky/Mexi, and Euro circulated coinage
Comment from : Ortwein International

The vid got messed up?
Comment from : Ortwein International

I've been tempted many times to buy old European gold but I've never pulled the trigger I always ended up buying old US gold instead I'm sure I'll buy some eventually and just plan not to sell it Thanks!
Comment from : QuickSilver

Quality program Too short tho Keep up the good work Bob, I want to see 1 hour on LMU next time
Comment from : Sabstah

I got some roosters as a gift, you won’t catch me complaining about free gold-
Comment from : Zander Sohn

Hmm, guess it heavily depends on where you are Here the most popular coins are the 20 francs and Sovereigns
Comment from : ChangesOfTomorrow

Do you ever sell on Facebook groups? Obviously you'd be open to revealing your true identity, but I seem to be having luck over there
Comment from : Natalie

CCT just picked up a really nice Russian coin
Comment from : Pudenda Johnson

The video stopped shortbut your point taken and i agree Ease of selling is why I buy AGE, Buffaloes or Britannias
Comment from : Jeff

I bought a sovereign years ago from eBay cause of the 10 Ebucks a the time, but if I had it to do over, i would not modern bullion and pre-33 is what I buy now 999 is so much easier to understand
Comment from : Knife Collector

COMPLETELY IGNORE WHAT?!
Comment from : MilqueMoney

Good, quick analysis!
Comment from : Scott Valenti

Gooooooold, sweet sweet goooooold
Comment from : Dopatonin

What was the reason for the lowball offer or the rejection for the European gold coins?
Comment from : BlueSauce1974

I really enjoy picking up the old European and Mexican gold coins, because I can typically pick them up at melt price from my LCS But if I have to buy a gold coin with a premium on it, I would definitely stick to US or sovereign minted coins
Comment from : Patriot Stacker