Tulving wants to buy your Gold & Silver!

[lorenzo]

Just noticed this change on Tulving's site. Looks to me like his suppliers are running low on inventory. :banana: :banana: :banana: :applause_ :party: :banana: :banana: :banana:

WE WANT TO BUY YOUR GOLD, SILVER AND PLATINUM.
1 Oz. Gold Eagles- Buy At $413
1 Oz. Gold Krands- Buy At $403
90% Silver Bags- Buy At $4354
E Mail Us The Bullion YOU Want To Sell.
We Will E Mail A Quote Back.

http://www.tulving.com/goldbull.html

[Bullionaire]

SMART MOVE....he probably unloaded his inventory and now wants to reload at lower prices....no telling how many of those 90% bags he sold at 4800+....good way to lock in healthy profit...and look good doing it....

[lhslancers]

Bookies don't bet. How low is low?

[G-khan]

This could also mean his old supplier is out and he needs a new source. Keep in mind the COMEX needs 1000 oz bars and if there is a big delivery on the March contract they could be calling in all the bags they can to make these bars...

Most of this stuff is hidden to us as to why it is happening. When a real crunch comes and Silver is needed we may see some little things like this that may paint a picture for us..

Of coarse this may be nothing - but one day we will see the cracks starting to form...

[AuNuggets]

Buy-Backs are nothing new for Tulving. His bullion page has had his buy-back information page link posted for a long time, with information basicly the same as what he has added to the top of his page stating what he pays on the material he sells...... $10 spread on the 1 ounce coins, $200 on the bags.

[lorenzo]

Buy-Backs are nothing new for Tulving. His bullion page has had his buy-back information page link posted for a long time, with information basicly the same as what he has added to the top of his page stating what he pays on the material he sells...... $10 spread on the 1 ounce coins, $200 on the bags.
I know, but it just recently was prominantly displayed on his bullion page in bold lettering which raised my eyebrow. Over at California Numismatics, they have their buy/sell prices listed together.

[Bullionaire]

[QUOTE=lhslancers]Bookies don't bet. How low is low?[/QUOTE)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> SMART ONES DON"T.....

[AuNuggets]

I think Tulving's spreads are a little "stiff" in comparison to other dealers (but not as bad as some), and that may be reasoning for his not posting buys and sells on the same page like others do. I use to deal with Vollmer's up in Illinois a few years ago, and they offered us $100 spreads on silver bags and about $5 on the coins, or about half of what Tulving is quoting. I personally like to deal with someone who offers the best spreads, and not necessarily the best price just on the sell side, but using multiple dealers can accomplish much the same thing...... buying from one, selling to another. A large Dallas dealer offers better coin spreads, and if you have a dealer account set up, you can access their "specials" page which offers discounted volume items on a daily basis as well as listing their "wanted" items. If you know what is moving in the market, you can play the specials and wanteds against each other, and it's not unusual for them to offer a special at a discount one week, and have the same thing listed on their wanted list the next. A few weeks ago, they were offering to pay $5 over spot on Krugerrands, and were offering to sell them for $2 over spot on Friday. European fractionals, older peso coins, coronas, and other similar materials are regularly offered at melt prices, and they recently had a few 40% silver half dollar bags listed at 20 cents under spot. Just a matter of keeping tabs on their offerings, and things move pretty fast.