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There's a lot and several choices to selling gold online. Hundreds of already established companies are vying for your business not to mention all the new ones that continue to pop in this growing field. This of course makes it difficult to make any kind of decision on the matter. It is very hard to figure out which companies are legitimate and which are just trying to gyp you. This results to hardships in making any decision on the matter. The only real option to get the most cash for your gold is to search for a prospective buyer.

By statistics, it has been proven that 55 to 80 year olds are the main demographic people selling gold jewelry, coins and ingots. Scrap gold, which is also referred to as unwanted gold, is now being sold at unprecedented rates. The reason is most probably twofold. Gold has gained it's highest price on the record notwithstanding the financial crisis cutting into the retirement or superannuation savings of many people.

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A renowned spokesperson from the retail gold sector of the gold company, reported that, prices paid can vary from 0 to 0 an ounce, depending on the company that consumers are dealing with. He advised that it is easy to determine its approximate value. For prospective sellers, other good tips are available. Be sure to make certain that you deal with a company that gives you the option to accept or refuse the offer with no hidden cost to you; ensure that they have contact numbers listed for you to talk to someone and an address that you can visit, if necessary; and if you are not sure you are getting the right price, shop around. It's incredible how expensive an ounce is right now. I would advice anyone to avoid refiners at all cost. Homer, in the Iliad and Odyssey, makes mention of gold as the glory of the immortals and a sign of wealth among ordinary humans. In Genesis 2:10-12 we learn of the river poison out of Eden and the haviland where there is gold and the gold of that land is good.

The Greek myth about gold makes more sense when you realize that the fleece that it refers to is the sheep's fleece used in the recovery of fine placer gold. The first use of gold as money occurred around 700 B.C. when Lydian merchants produced the first coins. These were simply stamp lumps of a 63% gold and 27% silver mixture known as electrum. This monetary unit of could be the reason why Lydian traders were mostly successful in their wide ranging activities, for by the time of Croesus of Marinade the last king of Lydian (570 to 546 B.C.) Lydian had amassed a huge hoard of gold. Today we still speak of the ultra wealthy as being rich as Croesus.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    How to sell gold coins without getting ripped off?
    How do I sell my American Eagle one ounce gold coins?

    I have 10 of them and want to sell them. I bought them for 0 and the guy I bought them from charged me per gold coin.

    I could probably sell it back to him with same "margin" of about .

    Is this a good "deal"?

    • ANSWER:
      start off with this site and you can try to ask that person you got them from but don't tell him you got them from him until after you get a price

  2. QUESTION:
    if iwant to sell gold coins/buiscuts can i get the market price from banks?
    i want to sell gold coins/buiscuts bought over a period of time assuming that i can sell in the market ,but i understand that banks sell only gold coins and not buying from the public .i don't know why. what alternatives/options are open to me for selling pure gold.

    • ANSWER:
      if you are in India,selling gold coins, biscuits and pure gold, there is no problem in selling with consumer,jeweller,gold dealer instead banks.
      even i at delhi purchase coins in higher rate then their gold contents value.

  3. QUESTION:
    Where to sell gold coins bought from bank?
    Banks/Post offices don't buy back the gold coins that they sell, so if somebody wants to make money from the bought gold coins, where to approach?

    • ANSWER:
      Coin dealers will buy them. You are most likely not going to get the deal that you think you should get.

      Gold coins are usually a terrible investment.

  4. QUESTION:
    Where, How do I sell gold coins at market value?
    Will a bank buy gold coins for market value?
    Or should I sell to a coin dealer?
    Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      How do you define market value?
      Coin dealers will pay 80% to 90% of the value of the metal or 50% - 60% of catalog value, whichever is greater. Banks, at least in the US, don't buy gold. In Mexico, banks buy Mexican gold coins at about 90% of the metal value but don't buy non-Mexican coins.
      Selling them yourself on eBay might be better, but then you have to consider eBay's fees.

  5. QUESTION:
    How do I sell gold coins?
    I keep hearing that gold is a good investment. Banks sell gold coins. If I buy 1, where do I sell it later to get a profit? I want to buy & sell through safe secure channels like banks.

    • ANSWER:
      Generally Banks (which is very secure) do not buy back the gold.

      People are obliged to sell their gold to a jeweller.
      But the advantage is, when you buy gold from banks with a proper receipt and reports or its weight and purity you are almost certain to get the equivalent money even from the jewellers.

  6. QUESTION:
    how and where to sell gold coins from or in Australia?
    hi. i am trying to sell some gold coins . i am located in melbourne but coins from england, sweden,iran. what is the best online store or auction sides apart from ebay i can sell them to? or if anyone is local and knows the place?please help

    • ANSWER:
      try to sell them on ebay or go to a pawn shop and find out how much they are worth

  7. QUESTION:
    I want to sell gold coins in San Diego . Can you recommend a place that is safe.?
    I have some gold coins from my father and would like to sell them. I don't know much about the coins so I could use a recommendation as to who is honest and fair. Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      look for jewelers or coin dealers in the phone book and go to 2 or 3 and see who gives you the best price

  8. QUESTION:
    Where can I sell my Gold Coins today in Los Angeles?
    I'd like to sell my Gold and Silver coins today but most companies require that I mail it in which takes several days. I live in Los Angeles what is the easiest way for me to sell my coins today?

    • ANSWER:
      gold line has an office in la. you might try there.

      goldline.com

  9. QUESTION:
    Where Can you sell Gold Bullion Coins If the Chips are down?
    Alot of questions here, i know a Bullion outlet can buy or sell when they please, but if you had .9999 fine coins like the american buffalo (as ugly of a coin as it is it is wrapped in plastic and can't scratch in its packge) Could you sell it to the jewlerers ar spot. So another question would be would.9999 fine gold be better because more sources can buy it and even when a market is heading downwards, jewlery and industry still need gold.
    Is this common or does industry usually go to other sources.

    • ANSWER:
      www.kitco.com is the best source of bullion price info, but some local coin dealers (listed in the phone book or on-line) will pay a bit more for them (and will teach you more about them).

  10. QUESTION:
    Where to buy and sell gold bars/ coins in Delhi?
    I want to buy gold bars or gold coins in Delhi. Some say that banks are selling it for higher price, so I guess I should opt for jeweller shop. Any idea, which jelweller shop can I trust? Also, how do I know if the gold bar is pure?

    Do I need a PAN card at the time of buying and selling gold bar from jeweley shop?

    Do I need to pay tax if at the time of selling gold bar? What if I got cash from buyer?

    • ANSWER:
      Banks may be offering a higher price but it's safe and prudent to buy gold from banks as the gold is pure and reliable and will certainly give you better returns whether or not you sell them back to bank or in open market... ICICI bank Gold is good.. Go for it

  11. QUESTION:
    Where can you buy and sell Gold Bullion Coins in the Philippines?
    Where can you buy and sell Gold Bullion Coins in the Philippines? Would you consider Marigold Int'l Bullion Dealers Ltd (Makati)? Or would you recommend some other place?

    • ANSWER:
      Somewhere.

  12. QUESTION:
    if we sell the gold coins if is realise the current market price?
    if we sell the gold coins is it realise the current market price ? is it accept the jewellars.

    • ANSWER:

  13. QUESTION:
    Is it time to sell my gold coins?
    I believe gold is either headed down or be steady for the next two years at least.

    Should I sell my coins now and invest in stock funds?

    • ANSWER:
      Gold prices, adjusted for inflation, remained the same for SIX HUNDRED YEARS until the invention of mass e-mailing in the 1990s made possible the 'corraling-in' of millions of hapless new customers...

      Gold will be trading for somewhere back between 0/oz & 7/oz sooner rather than later, so now is as good a time as any to sell....folks who bought gold in 1492 (the year Columbus "discovered" America) at the peak price of ,400 an ounce are STILL waiting for it to "go back up", LOL!

  14. QUESTION:
    How to sell gold coins?
    Could someone tell me how to sell gold coins/bars in India?

    • ANSWER:
      go the a jeweller, but the biggest one , in your town.

  15. QUESTION:
    Is APMEX a good place to sell my gold coins?
    I want to sell my American Eagle one ounce gold coins that I bought from a dealer several years ago for 0. I have 10 ounces.

    I want to sell them now, but don't want to go through a dealer.

    Is APMEX a good place to sell/exchange my gold coins?

    • ANSWER:
      It is pretty good. There are lots of positive reviews online. Most of the complaints were from people who tried to cancel their order and found the site slow to respond. It is the American Precious Metals Exchange and is now online only (at one time they had a store).

      You can read the reviews at pissedconsumer.com ( i don't work for them and it is free)

  16. QUESTION:
    Are there any way to sell my gold coins by mail?
    I have five 2008 one ounce American Eagle gold coins that I want to sell to a reputable dealer.

    How do I do this?

    Is it safe?

    • ANSWER:
      "Gold By Mail" programs exist, and they aren't true scams but they are not a good deal. Meaning you will get paid for your gold but problem is you will get paid substantially less than the market value (upwards of 50%)

      You should research a reputable gold dealer in your area and make arrangements for the sale with him. I did a google search with GOLD DEALER and found some sources

  17. QUESTION:
    Where you can you sell gold coins for the highest amount?
    I am in beverly hills/west hollywood.

    • ANSWER:
      http://goldkit.com/ this is a place that claims to pay highest prices for gold, and you can mail it to them. If you want to deal with someone local, it's best to call coin dealers or pawn shops. Most places will pay the current market price, which can be found at http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html and many other websites.

  18. QUESTION:
    How should I sell my gold Coins?
    I have some 1990 Irish gold coins, they are 1/2 Ounce 50 ECU. I'd like to find a way to sell them on the internet, other than Ebay, Craigslist, or Backpage. Any ideas?

    • ANSWER:
      If you must use the internet and wish to avoid eBay, you're really limiting your options- you may wish to rethink those choices. However, you could place an ad in the online version of Coin World (www.coinworld.com). Banks do not buy gold coins and while your coins are worth a premium as a collectible (around 0 or so depending on just how nice they are), you would be hard pressed to get more than spot out of them from most dealers (the 0 you were correctly quoted by the other poster). You may also want to contact Clark Smith and Steinbergs, both are foreign gold coin sellers and may be able to offer you a better price for your coins. Good luck.

  19. QUESTION:
    where are some places where I can buy and sell gold coins in canada?

    do they buy and sell at banks?

    • ANSWER:
      Call up information... or look online for gold bullion dealers in Canada... they will be able to help you out in figuring out prices... and most of the time best place to sell your product would be eBay... Good luck...

  20. QUESTION:
    What is the smartest fast way to sell gold coins?

    • ANSWER:
      Probably eBay, always fair prices from buyers at good rate. Don't ever go to the Cash 4 Gold kind of places...

  21. QUESTION:
    how to open a shop to sell coins & gold & jewelry?
    help! some things aren't clear to me, i know that you can sell your precious silver and gold coins on ebay or other retailer(coin shops)
    BUT what i dont know is that do you need special certifications or anything else to open your own coin shop to sell and buy jewelry, silver or gold

    sue-

    • ANSWER:
      Inquire at City Hall of your town.
      Suggest you also write a business plan before you open your doors.
      Also: Are you educated in precious metals and numismatics?
      Very serious prerequisites....if you hope to derive a Profit.

  22. QUESTION:
    How should I sell my Irish gold coins?
    I have 20 Irish gold coins that should sell for 0
    each. Ireland 1990 50 ECU coin. What would be the
    best ways for me to try to sell them. And would it be
    worth my while to have them graded before I sell them?

    • ANSWER:
      certainly don't put them in a kettle at the end of a rainbow, like i did *#&$ing thieves...

  23. QUESTION:
    Why don't the banks buy back the gold coins they sell?
    When u go to the banks to purchase gold they fall over each other to attract u. But in times of need when u approach them to sell the gold u bought from them, they point blank refuse to buy the same back, although the cold coins or ingots are in their original so called 'tamper proof' packing.

    • ANSWER:
      One should never buy physical gold from bank or ornaments for INVESTMENT purpose. You can buy it if you like the pleasure of owning gold.

      To invest in gold always use ETF.

      Here are the important reasons

      1.Banks sell gold coins at a premium of 10-20 percent over the gold rate at that time. This premium is taken for giving the guaranty of purity.

      But they will not buy it back, because they do not want to pay you that 10-20 percent premium. So you are forced to sell it elsewhere and lose the premium amount.

      So if you buy gold worth 11500 from a bank. The next day if you sell it to some other source you will get only 10000 rupees.
      2.In case of Gold ETF, if you hold it for more than 1 year it is considered as a long term capital. Any profit you get from selling it will be taxed at 20 percent. But in case of gold bar or coin, you need to hold it for 3 years for it to be considered as a long term asset. If you sell it before that time then you have to pay a income tax at 30 percent on the profit.
      3.But the tax problem does not end here. After 3 year’s you need to pay a wealth tax on gold bar or coin at the rate of 1 percent every year which is not needed in case of gold ETF.
      4.Finally, gold can get stolen. Bank locker or insurance can cost you a tidy sum.

      So in short if you invest in gold then invest in gold ETF not in gold coin or bar.

      One more point here is that gold is a good asset for times of crisis. In good times it is better to invest in share market. You will get far more retuns from it.

      you can check out the investment strategy given in this page.
      http://www.invest-in-shares-in-9minute.com
      This strategy tells about how common investors can invest based on their own judgment spending just 10 minutes a day and get 40 percent annual returns consistently

  24. QUESTION:
    How could I sell my Swiss gold coins?
    I've got some Swiss francs that are solid gold and were issued by banks in switzerland - to sell them do I have to take them back to that bank or is there any other way of selling gold?
    Don't suggest doing one of the postal gold things off the telly please - this is serious gold worth a lot of money

    • ANSWER:
      I am guessing that what you have are the Swiss 20 Franc gold coins from the late 1800s up to 1947. Those are worth at least the value of the gold (which today is about US4). Nearly any coin shop will pay 90% of that. Pawn shops and jewelry stores generally pay somewhat less, and selling by mail is outright foolishness.
      If you have 10 Franc coins, those will go for about 20% more than bullion value. The 100 Franc coins are outright rare.

  25. QUESTION:
    Where do I need to go to sell a couple gold coins?
    I have two 1 oz Gold St. Gaudens coins that I need to sell due to a family emergency. I have never dealt with this before and need to know how to go about selling them.

    • ANSWER:
      You will get the highest price by 10-20% on ebay, but it takes a couple weeks to get payment and there is a slight change of fraud. For a fast sale check your phone book for a local coin dealer. You can expect to receive the bullion price of the gold. You can also sell gold at www.kitco.com. They are very reputable.

  26. QUESTION:
    How to Buy and Sell Gold Coins for Profit?

    • ANSWER:
      if you're referring to bullion coins imho its not worth it. Most "authorized sellers" tack a premium onto their selling price, and same thing you're not going to be able to sell it at the same price.

      The good news is gold coins are very liquid and it might be worth having a couple around in the event of an emergency.

  27. QUESTION:
    What is the cheapest way to sell my American Eagle gold coins?
    I have 10 one ounce 2008 American Gold Eagle gold coins that I want to sell.

    I could go to the broker I bought it from, but he charges 3% commission.

    Are there anywhere else that I can sell it for cheaper commission?

    • ANSWER:
      You need to call around to several coin shops in your area.

      Bullion coins are in demand now. You should be able to get spot or above.

      I sold some last week for over spot. The current spot price is about ,345, but changes throughout the day. I would not take less than spot. Call around and see who is paying the most, I would stay away from a broker. That sounds like a ripoff. Do a google search for "gold bullion + your city". The local coin shops pay the most. The spot price may go up or down by the time you drive over to the shop, but at least you know who is paying the most over spot.

  28. QUESTION:
    How much can i get selling gold coins?
    I have a bunch of the American Gold Eagle .25 ounce coins. How much money can i expect to gain per coin sold to a coin shop? or is there a better place to sell the gold coin to where i can get more money for it?

    • ANSWER:
      A coin dealer will charge a 5% fee on average, so you can expect to sell your 1/4 ounce gold coins (if in like new condition) for about 0US right now. You might get 0US per coin on eBay, but don't forget those fees. I hope that helps.

  29. QUESTION:
    buy and then sell gold coins from TV?
    i saw tv commercials saying that you can purchase a 1 oz gold coin with a purity of .9999 for only 30 bucks. my questions is this... can you purchase this coin from them and then sell it on ebay for the price of 21 since this is the real price of gold.

    thanks

    • ANSWER:
      The 'coin' you are referring to isn't a coin and is only gold plated. As you can see from the advertisement linked below, it contains 31 mg (that is MILLIGRAMS, Folks!) of gold. That is almost exactly .001 troy ounces of gold, with a gold value of US[FAQ-ANSWER].14 - That's right, 14 cents. Good luck making money trying to sell it.

      http://www.asseenontvvideo.com/512053/50-Dollar-Buffalo-Gold-Coin.html

  30. QUESTION:
    Where can I go to sell my gold coins in the South SF Bay Area?
    I would like to find a business that is a straight shooter, fair & trustworthy. Thanks for your help!

    • ANSWER:
      Just over the hill in Pacifica is this place. They will treat you fair.

      Coastside Coins
      215 Rockaway Beach Ave, Pacifica, CA 94044
      (650) 703-8612

  31. QUESTION:
    What is a good "margin" for buying and selling gold coins?
    I bought American Eagle one ounce coins about 2 years ago for "margin".

    I could probably sell them now for margin.

    Is this fair price to buy and sell gold coins?

    They are not collector coins.

    • ANSWER:
      Do you mean the difference between the buy and sell price.? If so it seems too wide.

  32. QUESTION:
    Where is a good place to sell my rare gold coins?
    I would like to sell them to collectors, rather than sell them for their straight gold value. I've tried Backpage, craigslist, and Ebay, is there anywhere else i should be looking?

    • ANSWER:
      You can try these links. Most of these companies will sell your coins to collectors for a fee though you may make up the difference with the visibility they provide.

  33. QUESTION:
    Where can I sell gold coins?
    I found a 1/2 ounce American Eagle gold coin in my room and found out that it's worth about 600 dollars so I was like damn i wnna sell tht know what i'm sayin?

    • ANSWER:
      You can find the "spot" price of gold at a website like www.kitco.com. Then, call a nearby coin shop, and ask them what they'll pay for a 1/2 ounce American Gold Eagle. Since they're considered "bullion" coins, the price should be pretty close to what the spot price would be for a 1/2 ounce.

  34. QUESTION:
    do you need to pay tax wen buying and selling gold coins?
    I was told that the companies like Monex do not report when you buy/sell gold coins, but do report when you buy gold bullion. Is this legal and is this true?
    To clarify, the point I'm making is that if you purchase coins you do not need to pay capital gains tax if there is a profit whereas on bars you do need to pay capital gains on profits. I was wondering if anyone can verify this.

    • ANSWER:
      You only pay tax if you sell them for more than you paid.

  35. QUESTION:
    How come gold is listed at 900 dollars, but 1 oz coins sell for higher?
    Hey,

    I am thinking about buying some gold coins, Krugerrand or American Buffalo. I am looking at prices on ebay, and they are all selling for around 1050. I'm assuming these are all real, because the sellers have such good feedback scores. Would love to hear from anyone with any experience in these matters.

    Thanks,

    • ANSWER:
      If the coins are slabbed and certified by NGC or PCGS, you are guaranteed a genuine coin and an accurate grading. If the coin is sealed in US Mint mylar, you are assured of a genuine coin. The others will carry a slight risk, but you are correct in your assessment of the eBay rating system. The premium prices are for the sellers to make a profit and the costs of slabbing and supply & demand.

  36. QUESTION:
    How do I sell my gold coins?
    I have five one ounce American Eagle gold coins that I bought for 0.

    I want to exchange it as I think gold is as high as it's going to go.

    How do I go about that without going through the guy I bought it from?

    Are there any good, safe way to do it without having to pay a lot of commissions?

    • ANSWER:
      e-bay is the answer

  37. QUESTION:
    If you had the chance to go to any country, where would you go to sell gold coins to make a good profit?

    • ANSWER:
      eBay
      coins category
      gold coins / bullion category

  38. QUESTION:
    Should I sell my gold coins now?
    I bought 5 American Eagle one ounce coins when they were going for 0 an ounce. Should I sell them now?

    Only thing is that I'll be hit with 28% tax or more if I sell.

    I think it was a bad idea buying real gold coins. I should have bought gold mutual funds.

    Since I only have 5 and I kind of like owning them, I'll just keep them and just rub them between my fingers and feel it's weight.

    • ANSWER:
      Actually, your tax rate would be 15%, because your gold coin purchase is an Investment. So you only have to pay capital gains, not income tax.

      If I was you, I'd sell. At 00/oz, Gold is more bubble than value.

  39. QUESTION:
    which website tells me the current rate of gold and where can i sell gold coins at?

    • ANSWER:
      You should check CoinInferno.com for current gold spot, and the current prices of common gold coins. The best place to sell is to a dealer, like APMEX, or on the Nucleo Exchange.

      Ebay is too risky for selling, what if the buyer says they never received the package? PayPal would give them a refund.

  40. QUESTION:
    I need to sell some gold coins. How do I find a buyer and what do I need to know to not get burned?

    • ANSWER:
      Gold prices are at an all time high now. I think the market for gold closed at 2.2 per ounce on Friday.

      So, if you sell your gold coins make sure that you at least get paid for the gold content in them.

      I don't know the gold content you have, but if they are 18k for example, then they would be 18/24 or 75% gold. Weigh them to find out the ounces and multiply by the gold content.

      Some jewelry store are advertising to buy your gold. I don't know what kind of a deal they are offering. There are also some sites on the internet offering to buy gold. Some say they are refiners. The deal seems to be that you fill out a form, send them your gold, and they will send you the "highest price." If I were you I wouldn't send anyone your gold, especially someone you do not know and especially if you aren't able to determine that you will at least get the gold value.

  41. QUESTION:
    where in nyc can i sell gold coins for a fair price?
    50$ gold piece & 10$ gold piece

    • ANSWER:
      I would forget about selling locally and try a reputable nationwide buyer like the National Bullion Exchange. They pay very well and have a live Buy/Sell price chart on their website at http://NationalBullion.com They are Better Business Bureau Accredited and very well respected.

  42. QUESTION:
    Selling gold coins - Where is a good place for selling gold coins online?
    I inherited some gold coins last year, and after a while thinking about what to do with them, I decided to dispose them.
    So my question is, can someone tell me a good site for selling gold coins online?

    • ANSWER:
      We were selling gold coins and other gold jewelry a few month back.
      I was searching online for weeks to find a reliable seller for selling gold coins and our other gold jewelry.
      At the end, we sold our gold at the website below and I'm really satisfied with the result.

      They send you an postage paid envelope and all the other informations you need for selling your gold.

      Hope that helped you a bit. :-)

  43. QUESTION:
    how do I sell my US rare gold coins at the highest prices?
    I have 8 gold numismantic coins being 3 St Gaudens, and 5 Liberty's. All are MS 61-65 in grade. I have noticed a big drop on the market value and I want out with the smallest loss possible. Thanks!

    • ANSWER:
      I am curious about your source for prices. With gold over 00/oz, most coins are doing fine.

      The answer depends on whether the coins are sufficiently rare to command numismatic value, or would sell for close to bullion value. Are they certified by PCGS or NGC?

      If they are rare and certified as to grade, they might be worth auctioning. The largest numismatic auction firm is Heritage. ha.com

      Otherwise, a coin dealer with significant bullion business might be better, perhaps Apmex.

  44. QUESTION:
    Where to Sell Gold Billiards & Coins in London?
    I have a gold billiard (1 ounce, solid gold) and a coin (1/2 ounce, solid gold). I'm launching a business right now so it's probably the best use I will have for the gold and makes the most sense to sell it now to raise extra funds.

    Does anyone know Jewellers or traders or any place in London, that buys Gold billiards and gold coins and pays the market price (the actual Index price that gold is valued at on that day). I know the value changes a few times a day and I know there's companies who buy unwanted jewellery at rip off prices. I want to actually walk in to a building, hand the gold over and be given the real value of the gold... Is there Banks, Gold Dealers, Traders or Jewellers that pay the Market and Trading price, does anybody know where they are in London?

    Any useful advice is appreciated,

    Thank you :)

    • ANSWER:
      http://www.spink.com/home_page/index.asp
      These are dealers that are well known, if they are not interested, I'm sure they can tell you someone else. Just found this link to loads of dealers, phone a few and ask them. http://www.numis.co.uk/london.html

  45. QUESTION:
    Why jewellery stores wouldn't sell gold coins?

    • ANSWER:
      Potato soup.

  46. QUESTION:
    Is there any commercial benefit from buying Gold Coins in Gibraltar and bringing them back to UK?
    Walking down Main Street in Gibraltar the way many of the shops are selling Gold Coins would seem to suggest there is some commerical advantage. Are they cheaper there? Presumably the price of gold is world wide - so are we talking tax diferences? How many can you LEGALLY take into a) Spain b) UK?
    If they are somehow cheaper there, how readily and legally can you sell them over here?
    As an example does anyone know how much they charge for a Soveriegn there and how much is it worth here? Or a Kruger?

    • ANSWER:
      You are saving on the VAT which if you bought the coins in the UK would be another 17.5%.

      Be carefull as if you sell in the UK you may be liable for duty.

  47. QUESTION:
    where can I sell gold coins in melbourne?

    • ANSWER:
      You can do so here http://melbourneexchange.com.au/

      Or globally for better response here http://www.sellit-right.com

  48. QUESTION:
    how to sell gold coins?
    legitimate government issued gold coins?

    • ANSWER:
      Obviously you go to a coin dealer for the best deal. They make active two-way markets.

      Pawn shops, mall kiosks, and mail-in schemes are all ripoffs.

  49. QUESTION:
    where can i safely sell gold coins in nyc?

    • ANSWER:
      probably any jeweler or coin dealer that advertises they buy gold

  50. QUESTION:
    where in boston, ma, i can buy/sell gold coins?
    1oz maple leaf gold.

    • ANSWER:
      Gold & Coin Buyer
      (617) 451-0665

      29 Bromfield St
      Boston, MA 02108


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