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expiredDeltabasangler posted Dec 22, 2025 05:22 AM
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Costco - Online Only 1 oz Gold Bar The Perth Mint Lunar Snake (New in Assay) - $4429.99

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$4,429.99 shipped.

This is the cheapest I found and is very little over spot at the listed price.

With Costco 2% Executive Membership Rebate and Citibank Costco 2% Cashback, this makes it below spot!

https://www.costco.com/1-oz-gold-...25946.html
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$4,429.99 shipped.

This is the cheapest I found and is very little over spot at the listed price.

With Costco 2% Executive Membership Rebate and Citibank Costco 2% Cashback, this makes it below spot!

https://www.costco.com/1-oz-gold-...25946.html

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Dec 22, 2025 03:25 PM
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FuschiaSummer7546Dec 22, 2025 03:25 PM
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Quote from VioletSparrow5043 :
Never bought gold before. New to this and stupid. Where's the best place to buy gold coins? What is considered a good/fair price?
JMBullion.com SDBullion.com
Bullion Exchanges
Monument Metals
Bold Precious Metals
APMEX

Some of these companies sell on ebay and offer lower prices than what they have on their own website. Make sure you are buying from a known companies. Never buy from an individual on ebay. They list on Walmart too at times. Same with ebay, only buy from verified companies like the ones listed above. Not some random.

Costco is a good place too if you have the credit card.

My stack is 99% silver, but these sites sell gold too.

Find a coin/bar you like and compare the prices across the sites. If you dont care and just want the cheapest one:
Findbullionprices.com
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Dec 22, 2025 03:27 PM
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rotorrocket
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Dec 22, 2025 03:27 PM
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Quote from gabrielh :
Wonder where the naysayers are now criticizing us for buying them ~$1800oz .
exactly. I'm here to read their latest sour grapes angle.... LOL
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Dec 22, 2025 04:35 PM
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VioletSparrow5043Dec 22, 2025 04:35 PM
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Quote from FuschiaSummer7546 :
JMBullion.com SDBullion.com
Bullion Exchanges
Monument Metals
Bold Precious Metals
APMEX

Some of these companies sell on ebay and offer lower prices than what they have on their own website. Make sure you are buying from a known companies. Never buy from an individual on ebay. They list on Walmart too at times. Same with ebay, only buy from verified companies like the ones listed above. Not some random.

Costco is a good place too if you have the credit card.

My stack is 99% silver, but these sites sell gold too.

Find a coin/bar you like and compare the prices across the sites. If you dont care and just want the cheapest one:
Findbullionprices.com
Thank you so much i will look into them all!
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Dec 22, 2025 05:19 PM
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TealBreakfast550Dec 22, 2025 05:19 PM
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Its OOS. Why are we talking?
Dec 22, 2025 06:32 PM
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RelaxedCreature628Dec 22, 2025 06:32 PM
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Does anyone know if they have this at warehouse?
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Dec 22, 2025 06:45 PM
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Dr. J
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Dec 22, 2025 06:45 PM
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Quote from QuaziArts :
You can always get spot price, if not slightly more. As long as gold goes up, you are ahead. Over the last 20 years, gold has averaged an 11% increase annually.
Don't want to get into a pissing match here but a couple notes.

The angle with buying from Costco is usually stacking executive & CC bonuses to get ~ 5% off the sale price, then many people will flip basically immediately to try and capture that 5% under spot. The problem is that volatility can eat your 5% in the blink of an eye. Just saying gold is very speculative - annual average volatility (+/-) is 16-20%.

And your 20 year timeframe is specious. If you eyeball any chart [goldprice.org], the vast majority of that annualization has been in the past ~2 years. 20 years ago it was $531/oz and today it's $4434 (as of writing). If you go back to 2024 when it was ~ $2041 the IRR was just 7.7% in those 18-19 years. I could pick that 2024 number and say the annualized return was 117% and be accurate but the number is meaningless.

I own physical gold and silver, I'm just cautioning not to oversell the situation here.
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Quote from RelaxedCreature628 :
Does anyone know if they have this at warehouse?
Some do and they typically have signs near the jewelry counter if they do. I don't imagine it's a popular item though to have on hand again since volatility is so high - they'd have to be changing their price signs constantly. Also, sales volumes are probably pretty low - not too many people looking for jeans and bars of gold.
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Dec 22, 2025 07:12 PM
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ElectrorangeDec 22, 2025 07:12 PM
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Quote from Deltabasangler :
Good luck getting the same value for your dollar in about 3-5 years!

The dollar printing machine is working overtime!!!
That is exactly why many people buy gold bullion or any bullion for that matter it's a way to hedge the devaluation of the dollar not to make money
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Dec 22, 2025 07:13 PM
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ElectrorangeDec 22, 2025 07:13 PM
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Quote from Hany2018 :
Where can I sell, cuz when I tried to sell the guy told me will pay 90% ?
Just Google search locally to you where you can sell them and call them and ask what they're paying basically just shop around there are a couple of websites that have been known to be legitimate that you can mail them to but you could always just find a local place that is reputable and well reviewed/established
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Dec 22, 2025 07:15 PM
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ElectrorangeDec 22, 2025 07:15 PM
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Quote from 20sharks :
Costco best prices on bullion coins get to pay by cc other companies charge extra . Gold bars are harder to sell compared to bullion coins.
they're all the same it doesn't matter what shape, brand or design it has as long as it's pure or close to pure and it is clearly marked any reputable well-established place will buy it
Dec 22, 2025 07:33 PM
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Tigga573Dec 22, 2025 07:33 PM
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Quote from Electrorange :
That is exactly why many people buy gold bullion or any bullion for that matter it's a way to hedge the devaluation of the dollar not to make money
Speak for yourself. I bought silver near the beginning of the year because I wanted to make money.
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QuaziArts
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Dec 22, 2025 09:26 PM
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Quote from Dr. J :
Don't want to get into a pissing match here but a couple notes.The angle with buying from Costco is usually stacking executive & CC bonuses to get ~ 5% off the sale price, then many people will flip basically immediately to try and capture that 5% under spot. The problem is that volatility can eat your 5% in the blink of an eye. Just saying gold is very speculative - annual average volatility (+/-) is 16-20%.And your 20 year timeframe is specious. If you eyeball any chart [goldprice.org], the vast majority of that annualization has been in the past ~2 years. 20 years ago it was $531/oz and today it's $4434 (as of writing). If you go back to 2024 when it was ~ $2041 the IRR was just 7.7% in those 18-19 years. I could pick that 2024 number and say the annualized return was 117% and be accurate but the number is meaningless.I own physical gold and silver, I'm just cautioning not to oversell the situation here.

This is Slickdeals. I'm not selling anything. No one is giving investment advice. Bro sarcastically said "good luck selling" and I replied in kind. That wasn't technical analysis and this is not a gold investing forum.
Last edited by QuaziArts December 23, 2025 at 01:37 AM.
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Dec 22, 2025 11:28 PM
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dadabDec 22, 2025 11:28 PM
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Best investment in the world we're living now. Will work like a charm when $ will continue loosing value for obvious reasons.
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