This might work for you.
We put our money into 'savings' and 'spending' accounts. When buying bullion take the spot price out of savings and the premium out of spending. Then you have turned $x of savings into $x of bullion and don't worry about premium when selling. The spending is gone like...
Possibly but the article states they pulled bullion from the vaults and are producing a shortage.
Is there actually any unallocated or is it gold with multiple claims (eg: Australia's reserves) being shuffled around.
Am I missing something?
How can traders just grab gold and move it when the countries that want their gold back have long wait times and they are not even sure which bars belong to Australia?
Can I ask with these fakes do you return them or destroy them. If you return them the next buyer gets a fake.
Do the refunds happen before or after the seller gets the return?