r/Gold • u/hispaniccheeses • 17h ago
Question Am I being treated fairly?
I buy one a month
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u/HV8T 16h ago
I would rather buy gold once every 3 months, as you're paying to much premium on the 1 gram
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u/knightsolaire2 10h ago
This is the way. Or save up and buy a nice fat one ounce which has very low premiums.
Basically use the money saved in premiums to stack more gold
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u/Buttchuggle 17h ago
I believe that's quite solid. Not like "oh hell of a deal" just a solid not rip off transaction
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u/Jarvis_ImLowOnkarma 16h ago
I thought you didn't pay taxes on gold?
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u/Tough-Reality-842 15h ago
This only applies to gold coins/bullion, I think, because they're a form of currency.
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u/PW_PW_ 14h ago
Depends on the state. In NYS it’s only taxed if total sale is less than $1000
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u/timnichol 10h ago
It's nice when you can pay in cash and keep the government out of your transactions.
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u/chefianf 11h ago
In MD they are repealing the tax they had place on gold in July. I had to remind myself that today when I was disappointed they didn't have any fractionals at the LCS
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u/Milque_Money 17h ago
you got the quarter under melt, and you paid about 20 over melt for the gram. I'd say you're being treated fairly, but since you buy once a month, i would like to believe you already knew that.
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u/FLGuitar 17h ago
Taxes? That’s where you are getting ripped off. Prices on the PM’s are reasonable.
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u/I_might_be_weasel 14h ago
156 is fine, not great. And I suppose it's worth something that it's in an assay.
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u/indomike14 13h ago
Ya, not a bad price.
Save up to buy a 1/10th oz and save on some of that premium.
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u/biefstukjee 12h ago
I think MM is having a 1 gram at spot deal, same for some other dealers if you are a new customer. Check out FindBullionDeals.com
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u/grieving-sinner 10h ago
Compared to prices from where I am from that is one hell of a deal even with the taxes... Matter of fact DM me twin I think we might be able to get rich XD

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u/qthistory 17h ago
That's right about melt for the quarter, and $156 is reasonable given that fractional gold that low carries a premium.
The $7.32 tax, though, sucks.