PCGS vs. NGC: Which Grading Service Should You Trust? By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 PCGS and NGC are both legitimate, widely accepted third-party coin grading services, and for the certified bullion coins we carry — MS69/MS70 and PR70/PF70 graded Eagles across gold, silver, and platinum — the practical difference between them is…
By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 A silver bar and a silver round are more alike than most buyers expect: both are privately minted, carry no legal tender status, and are priced almost entirely off their silver content. Neither carries the government-backing premium of a coin like the American Silver Eagle. The real…
The Gold-Silver Ratio, Explained By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 The gold-silver ratio measures how many ounces of silver it takes to buy one ounce of gold — divide the gold price by the silver price, and that’s the number. It’s been quoted for millennia, but it hasn’t always meant the same thing:…
American Gold Buffalo Coin: Specs and History By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 The American Gold Buffalo, first struck in 2006, was the U.S. Mint’s first-ever 24-karat gold coin — a genuine milestone, since every gold coin the Mint had produced before it used a lower-purity alloy. Its design borrows directly from one…
Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin: Specs & Full History By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 The Austrian Philharmonic gold coin is built entirely around a single theme: the world-famous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. First struck on October 10, 1989, by the Austrian Mint, it features the concert hall’s Great Organ on one side and a…
Isle of Man Platinum Noble: The World’s First Platinum Bullion Coin By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 The Isle of Man Platinum Noble, first struck in November 1983, is widely credited as the world’s first platinum bullion coin — predating the Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf by five years and the American Platinum Eagle…
Chinese Gold Panda Coins: Why the Design Changes Yearly By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 The Chinese Gold Panda’s defining feature is that its reverse design changes every single year — the panda itself is shown in a different pose and setting on every annual release, going back to the program’s launch in…
1 oz Silver Bar vs. 1 oz Silver Coin: Which to Buy? By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 At 1 oz, a plain silver bar and a coin like the American Silver Eagle contain the same weight and roughly similar purity, but they aren’t priced the same. A generic 1 oz silver bar…
Perth Mint 1 oz Gold Bar: What Really Makes It Different By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 The biggest thing that sets a Perth Mint gold bar apart from a PAMP Suisse or Valcambi bar isn’t the gold itself — all three are refined to .9999 fine — it’s who makes it. Perth…
Gold Proof Coins: What Makes Them Different From Bullion By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 Gold proof coins are struck using a completely different process than bullion coins — specially polished dies and planchets, multiple strikes, and a mirror-and-frost finish — produced in far smaller numbers specifically for collectors rather than for straightforward…
We buy back gold, silver, platinum & palladium bullion. The estimates below are based on today's live spot price and are for reference only — final offers depend on an in-hand inspection of your item(s).
| Metal | Est. we'd pay ($/troy oz) |
|---|---|
| Gold | $4,037.43 |
| Silver | $59.72 |
| Platinum | $1,674.22 |
| Palladium | $1,162.18 |
Estimate only, based on today's live spot price and 100% purity assumed — your actual offer depends on an in-hand inspection.
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