Gold New All Time High 1% cashback promo

Hi everyone,

With gold hitting a new all-time high in $AUD, we're currently running a promo that pays 1% cashback (capped at $50) to all members who successfully sell a gold bullion item peer to peer using the myBullion platform.

Check it out: Gold New All Time High 1% cashback promo

There's an associated listing fee of $15, so if you'd rather not you can instead join other members making $0 listings by purchasing PRO, however in this instance you won't be eligible for the 1% cashback.

Any questions feel free to fire away below. Alternatively, some team members will be present at the Melbourne Metals Meetup tomorrow, so we're happy to help in person there.

 

Is gold still on the way up? Your guess is as good as mine.

Thanks to everyone who has participated so far, especially those of you we met on Sunday We’re already processing cashback returns and are keen to continue doing so.

Give us a try if you haven’t already, remember its FREE to list if you don’t want to take part in the promo.

 

Still gold rises! Gotta say this is going up fast.

To try and keep up we're extending the cashback promo until April 7, so you still have time to earn up to $50 cashback on any successful sale via a peer to peer listing.

Dont want to pay the $15 listing fee to take part? No worries, join other aussies listing Gold, Silver and Numismatics for FREE with a PRO account.

 

Gold continues to make new all-time highs, so much so that a $200 Royal Australian Mint coin has just surpassed $A1,000 melt value for the first time. To celebrate, we’re boosting cashback to 5% for any RAM $200 gold coin sold using the myBullion platform. We’re also extending the time provided to make a successful listing to 30 April.

Don’t want to pay the $15 fee to take part? Then list any gold or silver item for FREE with a PRO account!

Have a great weekend everyone

 

3 weeks to go! I can confirm this promo won't be extended past 30 April. Last chance to earn up to $50 cashback on a peer to peer gold listing.

Our attention is starting to turn towards silver and its meteoritic rise of late