How Much Over Spot Should You Pay for a Silver Eagle? By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 Expect to pay meaningfully more over spot for an American Silver Eagle than for a generic silver round or bar — and that’s normal, not a sign you’re being overcharged. The premium reflects government-guaranteed weight and…
Add Your Heading Text Here Add Your Heading Text Here Silver Bars vs. Gold Bars: Which Should a Beginner Start With? By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 If you’re deciding where to start, silver bars require less capital per ounce and are more approachable for a smaller first purchase, but you’ll need considerably…
Platinum Maple Leaf Coin: Specs, Sizes and What to Know By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 The Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf is a 1 oz, .9995 fine platinum bullion coin minted by the Royal Canadian Mint, with a $50 CAD face value and the same maple leaf reverse used across Canada’s entire bullion…
Is a 10 Oz Platinum Bar Worth Buying for a Large Purchase? By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 A 10 oz platinum bar makes sense if your main goal is the lowest possible premium per ounce and you’re comfortable holding that purchase as one indivisible unit. It’s a weaker fit if you think…
PAMP Suisse vs. Valcambi Gold Bars: Which Should You Buy? By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 PAMP Suisse and Valcambi are both Swiss, LBMA Good Delivery-accredited refiners producing .9999 fine gold bars, and either one is a safe, widely recognized choice. The real differences are in brand history, authentication technology, and how the…
How to Sell Gold and Silver Coins for the Best Price By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 Getting the best price when you sell gold or silver coins comes down to three things: knowing exactly what you have (bullion or certified/collectible), comparing more than one buyer’s bid price rather than accepting the first…
Why Platinum Bars Cost Less Than Gold Bars Per Ounce By Alexander Sterling · Last reviewed September 2026 Platinum is mined in far smaller quantities each year than gold, yet an ounce of platinum usually costs less than an ounce of gold. The gap comes down to demand, not scarcity. Gold has two buyer bases…
We buy back gold, silver, platinum & palladium bullion. The estimates below are based on today's live spot price and are for reference only — final offers depend on an in-hand inspection of your item(s).
| Metal | Est. we'd pay ($/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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