If they are historical coins, you should most likely market them as such and not as "just" gold - you'll get a vastly better price.
The price you're going to get for your gold very much depends on whether you're able to prove its content. For example, gold jewelry would usually fetch really low prices because there is no proof attached. Those gold coins in a "sealed" pack could get a better price because they have some sort of proof, but that's not very strong either.
The only way to get (around) spot price is to get the gold tested while selling it, though for small quantities that'll eat out a lot of your profits.
Note that most of my experience with gold is in institutional context, so I might be unaware of solutions available for individuals.
The price you're going to get for your gold very much depends on whether you're able to prove its content. For example, gold jewelry would usually fetch really low prices because there is no proof attached. Those gold coins in a "sealed" pack could get a better price because they have some sort of proof, but that's not very strong either.
The only way to get (around) spot price is to get the gold tested while selling it, though for small quantities that'll eat out a lot of your profits.
Note that most of my experience with gold is in institutional context, so I might be unaware of solutions available for individuals.
Statistics: Posted by tdgb — Thu Nov 28, 2024 5:40 am — Replies 31 — Views 4627
