It’s a no-brainer, as someone mentioned before.

Yeah those $1 daily gains will eventually lead to selling more. What goes up tho…..
Nightmare jumpin IN at these levels…..
new world Cag likely $75ag amd $5k Au soom

Bat dude, et al.,Au nowmeffective @ $6,540 an ounce, like a Time Machine you can buy DC coins today at next year’s Au prices! No top on Superman and tiny legs for the aftermarket well, buy if you like at these prices you likely need a feel around by Ms. Director….
Medal $275….. DC Medal Ag price kinda stiff still @$110 a z, 2x spotish.

Cag, are you going to bother telling your “friend”, he instead could have just purchased 2 slabbed, 2021-W Proof T1 and T2 American Eagle 1/10 oz Gold Set Designer Edition NGC PF70UC FDI First Label Retro Core(black) graded sets from Pinehurst Coins for just $1,932.04 vs the $2,900 valued Batman coin he traded to his “friend”? That the coins you’re trading him are not eligible to be graded with the “Designer Set” designation as coming from the designer sets? I didn’t think so!

That’s what “friends” are for? To take their hard earned money and any bonus gold you can scrounge in the process? Some “friend”…. What a generous guy, your good “friend” is, to “knowingly” give his good buddy, $1,000 and a bonus 1/10th ounce of gold!

Guess if we all had “friends” like that, we’d eventually not have to worry about getting ripped off, as we’d be accustomed to it already, due to the valuable experience gained by having “friends”? ROFLMAO

The LBMA AM fix today was $4,057.15.

There will now have been an upward price adjustment, of 7 tiers for the Batman Coin since drop day 9/25/25($2,990) and a 14 tier price change for Superman since dropping on 7/24($2,710). As of today the DC Comic Art Coins will move up to $3,270.

There will now have been an upward adjustment of 15 tiers for the 2025 American Liberty Gold(ALG) 1oz since dropping on 8/21. The coin was originally priced at $4,265. As of today(10/15), that coin when available, will now move to $5,015! Following, are other notable gold coin price changes, since their launch.

A 22 tier change in price for the American Gold Eagle proof coins since launching on 3/20/25, with an original price of $3,850 for a 1 ounce, $1,950 for a 1/2oz, $1,002.50 for a 1/4oz, $430 for a 1/10oz and $7,182.50 for the 4-coin set. Today those prices move to $4,950, $2,500, $1,277.50, $ 540 and $9,217.50 respectively.

The American Gold Buffalo(AGB) launched on 5/8/25 with an original price of $4,240. Initial pricing, was based on a range of $3,300-$3,349.99 on the pricing table. As of today, those will have moved up 15 tiers in price, to $4,990.

Lastly the Sacagawea 1/2oz launched on 7/31/25, with an original price of $2,175, in the same range of $3,300-$3,349.99 on the pricing table, as the AGB(5/8) and ALG(8/21). They move up as well, 15 tiers to $2,550.

PS The new prices will be based on the range of $4,050-$4099.99.”

Yesterday at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women conference in Washington, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said he sees “some logic” in owning gold and admitted that gold “could easily go to $5,000, $10,000 in environments like this. This is one of the few times in my life it’s semi-rational to have some in your portfolio.”

Rick,

Good Deal…You will be good going forward…

That’s why I finally pulled the belated trigger for Batman number two, and two more 2.5’s before they are repriced..

In ohhhhh.., about 5 hours – 25DA…, wait for it! Kapow! Boom! $5,015.

Oh.., 2026 is hurting my head already…,

it has been charted, back in 1980, when physical silver was very hard to get thanks to hunt brothers stockpiling a significant percentage of silver bars that were available for sale, that’s why prices spiked so much. today it would be difficult to replicate that because there are more regulations in place to prevent the manipulation that the hunt brothers did at the time from happening again, but today things are also different as there is more demand for silver for industrial use, particularly for solar panel production. however we also have almost 3x more silver produced annually in the world today than back in 1980. plus in inflation-adjusted terms, to have an equivalent impact to what happened in 1980 silver today would need to be around $200/oz. but with the current de-emphasising of solar by current administration, that could wind up causing a decrease in physical silver demand, which might moderate price increases. and of course if the regulations put in place back in 1980 were to be relaxed, then that could result in manipulations to occur again and who knows what happens after that.