The United States Mint on Wednesday increased its prices gold collector coins for the second straight week.
Gold coins prices are incurred for the same reason as last week, gains in the yellow metal, which raise the price bar of mint in accordance with its policies. The market price of the precious metals hit several new entries, most early in the week, which yanked London determined weekly average gold in a new line.
For reference, the average gold moved to Mint $1, 600.00 and $1, 649.99 An ounce, a price range that calls for gold coins product increases of less than $ 5 up to as high as $ 92.50. The new prices are:
Uncirculated American gold Eagle (1 oz) proof American gold Eagle (1/2 oz) proof American gold Eagle (1/4 oz) proof American gold Eagle (1/10 oz) proof American gold Eagle coins 4 SetUncirculated first spouse gold coinsA total of 12 United States Mint gold coins products is their price tags, the next higher. First spouse gold coins include the five sales, which honor Julia grant, Eliza Johnson and Mary Todd Lincoln.
Last week the United States Mint also raised what it charged for proof American Platinum Eagle. Platinum prices, as well as moves, but it is not enough to price impact in change for Platinum Eagle.
Note: The Mint bullion products are produced for investors and have a more dynamic pricing scheme than that which is used for collector coins, listed above. The United States Mint does not offer bullion coins directly, but instead sells them for a small premium to its network of authorized buyers who then resell coins dealers in coins and precious metals suppliers. Unlike the collector versions gold coins does not affect special coatings for proof and uncirculated and they have no mintmarks.
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