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How do the prices of Costco Silver and Gold Coins and Bars Compare to Online Bullion Dealers?

Costco has broadened its selection of precious metals, introducing an array of new coins and bars to cater to the growing interest in tangible assets. The addition includes a variety of gold and silver coins and bars from renowned mints around the world, making it easier for members to diversify their investment portfolios.

The new lineup features investment-grade bullion coins such as the American Gold Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, along with various sizes of gold bars from PAMP Suisse and the RAND Refinery.

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What is the edge notch on US Mint Gold and Silver Eagles?

In June 2021, the US Mint added an anti-counterfeiting notch to the edge of annually minted coins like the American Eagle Gold and Silver coins. The notches also appear also on the redesigned gold and silver American Eagles with Uncirculated (Burnished) and Proof finishes.

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Costco Now Selling Silver Eagles

Costco, the popular warehouse club known for bulk products and discount pricing, in recent months began offering 1 oz gold bars from PAMP Suisse and Rand Refinery for members to purchase via their website.

This week, various reports are emerging online that the Member's Only retailer has increased its product offerings of precious metals to include tubes of American Silver Eagle coins, with customers reportedly receiving 2023 mintage year coins.

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2024 American Eagle Coins Available for Presale

The US Mint typically ships newly minted American Eagle coins during the beginning of January. Many trusted and reputable online bullion dealers have begun selling 2024 American Eagle Coins with delivery expected during the second week of January.

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Understanding Silver Eagle Premiums

The US Mint is one of the oldest continually operating minting operations in the world and all other mints use variants of the Mint’s processes. The Mint remains one of the world’s largest producer of coins today. Issues related to the production of bullion coins have led to huge increases in Silver Eagle premiums in recent years.

Many investors are looking to buy sovereign bullion coins from other mints. While many are still buying 1 oz silver eagles, some are concerned that the Mint suppliers are also making huge profits from the record high premiums caused by the shortages.

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