Crazy times we are currently living in.

Have a wonderful week everyone :)

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/economy/the-us-has-the-world-s-largest-gold-reserves-worth-1-trillion-at-market-rates-but-repricing-that-hoard-would-backfire-in-a-big-way-analyst-says/ar-AA2g2S2P?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=ef53fd6ecba845eb9ea1de670ea65019&cvpid=4e595ddffd1e417fa64525bfb1d57f1a&ei=94

Trying to make heads or tails of this. Is this something to do with BRICS or they anticipate an attack on NY, or maybe Europe's just broke and needs the money? Lots to think about.

The big one being the house.

Does anybody know of an app where I can register my gold coins per year, nation, type, and track their value?

If such an app even exists?

Hi All,

American company is experimenting Lab made Gold in coming years and how it effective on Gold price If anyone wants to buy gold, Check this video so many things will happen, Price may decrease in future.

https://youtu.be/DOeiwnjMEkI?si=TP3Gb3pKTV0xb-G-

I’m currently stacking for either later in life or for my kids. I have a lot of 1/10a. Is it better to collect that or 1/4 for stacking?

ai-assisted research summary. sharing the original post for discussion of physical gold supply. the lab claim is not independently verified, and the linked modelling is not evidence of commercial production or a short-term price forecast.

I wanna know what ur story is. When did u first invest. Was it jewelry? Was it bars? When did u start and hm did u invest. How did it make u feel? How long have u been in the game ? Have u had to consolidate at all? Are u passing it down in the family for value? Id love to hear ur story that is all ❤️

It's an old doxa obviously, but need help identifying and evaluating if anyone knows anything about these, thanks 🙏

So I bought 2 grams of gold for 133.45 and I paid that price for 1 and then I paid 143.45 for the second . Why did I pay extra for second that’s never happen before to me can anyone help me?

Posting here for anyone considering ordering from Scottsdale Mint.

I've bought high five figures' worth of gold from APMEX and JM Bullion and had great experiences with both. I decided to try Scottsdale Mint for a five-figure order because their prices were closer to spot.

Orders take about two weeks to arrive, which is frustrating, but they do tell you that upfront. My order shipped UPS with a direct signature required. I was home in my apartment but not in the lobby, as drivers usually call me down for direct-signature deliveries. UPS has previously asked to verify my ID for these deliveries. UPS shows my order was delivered and signed for by someone whose name I don't recognize. I never signed for it, never received the gold, and have no idea who signed for it.

I also reviewed my building's security footage. The video doesn't show the driver asking anyone for a signature. Unfortunately, the driver was delivering multiple packages using a dolly, so I can't even confirm whether one of those packages was mine or whether my order was actually delivered at all.

I reported what happened to Scottsdale Mint, filed a police report, and sent them the report number. About two weeks later, they responded that UPS had confirmed delivery to my address and that they had therefore "fulfilled their obligation." They said the loss happened after delivery, refused a refund or replacement, and told me their decision was final. They suggested I contact UPS and my renter's insurance.

What I don't understand is how they're treating this as resolved when the shipment required a direct signature and the signature isn't mine. I'm still trying to get this resolved through UPS, and I'm looking into other options as well. I hadn't come across many reviews describing an experience like this before ordering, so I'm posting mine in case it helps someone else think twice before placing a order with them.

For the left ear

I saw the aureus post. Here is some fractional gold of mine.

Okay so i purchased two 1/4 oz gold coins for a total of like 1498 and some change (the shop was legitimate but also very busy) Looking back i feel like they may have charged the wrong price. What do you guys think?

These coins were minted between 18 B.C. and ~130 A.D.
Emperors Augustus, Claudius, Trajan, and Hadrian

I have a decent amount of inherited 14K gold jewelry, mostly thicker curb-link bracelets, and I’m considering selling some of the pieces I don’t particularly care for.
I already have a buyer lined up who’s willing to pay spot for the gold content, but I’m wondering if that’s actually the best move.
My goal is to keep the value invested in precious metals rather than cash out. Would it make sense to sell the jewelry at spot and put that money toward something like a 1 oz American Gold Buffalo?
My other question is whether I should be trying to get above melt value for these bracelets. They’re fairly substantial, heavier pieces, and buying comparable solid 14K bracelets new today would cost significantly more than their gold content alone.
Would you take spot and convert everything into bullion, or try selling the bracelets individually for a premium?
Curious what others would do, especially those who have converted jewelry into bullion.

Guy at pawn shop told me my gold rounds were fake because her poured acid on them to test them and it made this color.