When spot does not matter anymore. Fixed Price List
Dear Stackers,
Because occasionally I buy higher premium gold (ducats mainly) I receive each year a Fixed Price List of the Dutch Royal Mint.
What is a Fixed Price List ?
The list is a catalogue of their numismatic coins. The price is fixed and does not or no longer depend on the spot price.
It is clear that most of them are carrying a premium of multiple times the spot value.
Let's look at some examples (text below each picture)
He, a 1609 lion dollar. The digitalized restrike of 2017 and now 2018 are a huge succes.
1 crown 1818 mentioning FDC but graded "UNC details " so this is a (price) issue as "details" is not good.
An old Syrian coin in silver for three grant! But amazing history. Such and old country is now shattered by war due to …..(politics)
5 ruble gold; Always buy these when you see m cheap as they are highly asked for!
This Numi Rooster says have a nice weekend and let's have a party
Goldrooster
This post has received a 3.82 % upvote from @boomerang.
By my friend's experience in the Canadian coin market it would be extremely rare for a dealer to buy your coin near "Catalogue Price" Catalogue values here tend to be over exaggerated except for the very very rare graded coins.
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I love catalogs. They show us amazing coins, those that we have no money to buy...
I like your design.