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What happens to ATM machines when the govt print money?

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    #11
    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Looks great on the surface. They quote 98% of 'spot price', which I hope refers to the spot price of the minted coins/bars you bought rather than bullion spot price, as the coins are much more expensive than bullion per kg?
    Looking at a few products, comparing buying and selling coins/bars on bullion vault:

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    Buying: 
    Feingold 1 Kilo 		£30567
    Gold Sovereigns 		£  229 	
    1oz Gold Britannia 		£  997 	
    1 Oz Krugerrand 		£  978
    
    
    Selling back: 
    Feingold 1 Kilo 		£29324.13 	= 96%
    Gold Sovereigns (mixed years)	£  214.54	= 93.7%
    1oz gold Britania (2011) 	£  912.48  	= 91.5%
    1 Oz Krugerrand 		£  912.61 	= 93%

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