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Have been going to jm bullion web site lately for info and research on collectibles I have ordered from apmex, provident and jm bullion with no issues what so ever, but like discussed do your homework to get the best bang for your buck. Just checked jm's products based on comments here
Like their prices and large selection
Nice web site, will give them a shot soon Lot of useful info in this thread , thanks. Did anyone else receive a $20 off $100 coupon from jm bullion I see that free shipping starts at $199, otherwise it's $10
So that makes this more of. Anyone else waiting on a jm bullion purchase Discussion in ' bullion investing ' started by gam3rblake, feb 18, 2021. I really liked provident metals
But they were bought by jm bullion a couple of months ago
I think the us mint is required to sell things with a markup that's enough to cover their costs of production Then in the aftermarket world prices settle out, often to around the spot price of the metals in the coins So, yes it is often possible to pay more when buying directly from the mint than from a coin dealer. I noticed on apmex, jm bullion, and other bullion dealers the price of american minted coins always seems to be much higher than the bullion coins of other countries
A 1 oz.9999 fine australian gold kangaroo is $125 cheaper than a 1 oz.9999 fine american gold buffalo even though they are both 1 oz of.9999 fine gold.
