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Not something to tell in public, especially as it is currently going through the courts. I'll tell you when I see you next

Just be happy that your superfund bullion hasn't been stolen! That's always a fun one to deal with!

How are you Spanner? Its been a while. I was never employed or worked for BN. I helped out if needed on occassion, but never worked for them. I worked in scrap. I left there for a variety of reasons. Its not something that is appropriate to discuss on the internet. Stu

Maybe like what they did to the 2020 Kooka

I do like this coin & will be picking up a few from Bullion Now

Goldmongers will pay you 95% of spot on nuggets (as well as any jewellery, non-bullion bars, etc). We pay based on the percentage reading off the XRF

Very cool

There is no shortage. Its still being produced & is being sent overseas to Europe & other countries. The international market is the priority for PM.

I wouldn't go with Fortis!

I believe Guardian has changed their stance on cash because of the AUSTRAC reporting requirements involved around it

I've got 25 of the 2019 dolphins in silver

A lot of white gold jewellery is palladium based, probably more so than platinum now

The only way you are going to get spot or above for nuggets is if they are bought as nuggets by a collector. Scrap prices are the best you can really hope for when it comes to selling nuggets, especially the smaller specimens. I'm happy to check (for your peace of mind) and even quote on any...

n No. We pay 100% of the gross weight. For example, if you bring a 10g 22ct ring in, you will be paid at total of $597.84. So, the rate that you are paid, is reduced depending on the purity of the gold. The only time weight is ever reduced is to estimate they weight of a stone. In that example...

Goldmongers buys nuggets based on the percentage reading off the XRF. For example, if the reading is 93%, we will buy it at 93% and not as 22ct, which is what most places will buy them for. We will also buy them for 94% of spot, as we do a special rate for Silver Stackers

What's wrong with recycled gold? I'd say quite a large percentage of bullion bars and coins are made from recycled gold? As long as it tests 99.99%, its all good

Lot 1 $220 Lot 2 $220 Lot 3 $220

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