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*We do our best to provide precise spot prices however during times of market volatility, Prices may rapidly change because of Price Volatility. Different website reflect different spot prices our prices reflet our refinery service we use

purchase over$10,000 in cash is required by law to fill out Form 8300

Gold* Silver* Platinum*

Whatnot News:

Whatnot recently raised a $225 million Series F funding round, pushing its valuation to over $11 billion and reaching more than 20 million buyers. The live shopping platform has also rolled out a spate of new seller tools, major community events, and an authentication program for luxury goods.

Coin Show News:

Van Nuys Coin Show: June 21, 2026, at the Van Nuys Masonic Hall. Features 30 tables, paper money, and hourly prize drawings.

Santa Clara Coin Show: June 26–27, 2026, at the American Legion in Santa Clara. A prominent Northern California show featuring 35 dealer tables.

Coinarama San Diego: July 18–19, 2026, at the Liberty Station Conference Center. A massive 2-day event with over 30 dealers.

Fremont Coin Show: July 25–26, 2026, at the Fremont Elks Lodge. The Fremont Coin Club's 51st annual show featuring 45 tables.

Arcadia Coin Show: August 29–30, 2026, at the Arcadia Masonic Center. Recognized as a premier Southern California event, featuring over 80 tables and free parking.

GOLDBACK NEWS

Key Updates and Product Releases

100-Denomination Discontinuation: Goldback discontinued the 100-denomination note, with Idaho being the final series to include it.

This change reduces the cost of completing an entire state collection by roughly 50%. The historic Libertas design is being moved to the 50-denomination note.

New Fractional Notes: A new Fractional 1/4 Goldback is now available in newly released series. It contains 1/4000 oz of physical gold, making everyday transactions more practical.

State Expansions:
The Idaho series launched, featuring 1/4 to 50 denomination notes.
Colorado is in development as the 10th state to receive a full series.
California's partial series is rolling out in phases 2026 and 202

Precious Metals Information

Disclosure:

Dealers do not have to buy at spot price; in fact, they typically buy at a price under spot to make a profit and cover operating costs. which is absolutely legal and reasonable there is no law says a dealer must pay at spot

While spot is the benchmark, dealers usually offer about 80% - 95% of the spot price depending on fluctuations of the market

refineries can also play a huge factor in pricing if the market is saturated and refineries become backlogged and has happened and will cause 3 week plus waiting times or greater to receive pay outs

, with the gap between their buying and selling price known as the "dealer spread".

Why They Buy Under Spot: Dealers need to cover Risks, insurance, shipping, and operating costs. They are a business and need a margin to Operate.

Consider it this way: the next time you need a outlet to sell and that dealer says we aren't able to purchase this is because everyone wants spot he or she would be out of business and unable to assist you next time

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