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Maybe the hypothetical "market price" of gold works that way, but in practical selling and buying provenance can be used as a shortcut for independently determi
by icegreentea2 4y ago
Maybe the hypothetical "market price" of gold works that way, but in practical selling and buying provenance can be used as a shortcut for independently determining purity. If you want your buyer to just accept your "gold" without testing, if you have gold without provenance, you're just going to have to accept a discount on your sale.
Consider the difference between "merely" 99% and 99.99% gold. On a 1oz coin, that's like ~200USD of value right there.
- throwaway22032 4y agoYou're off by a factor of ten, 1oz of gold is ~2K so it's a 20 USD difference.