An Experiment Converting Silver to Gold

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This year I decided to go heavier into gold, as I've been focusing more on silver the last couple of years. I have no interest in selling off my bullion, but I do have some collector's pieces hanging around that I'm willing to sell.

When my bullion dealer announced they were planning to hold a community auction where members can send in pieces for auction, I was intrigued. Since I opted for store credit, their cut is just ten percent of the closing price. Considering there are hundreds of eager buyers anxiously watching these, I figured now might be a great opportunity.

I browsed through my collection and found some pieces I'd be willing to part with in exchange for some store credit to buy more gold.


This is a 2019 2oz Australian Proof Double Dragon. It was missing the Certificate of Authenticity when I got it, but I think it'll still fetch a decent price.


This is the 2023 2oz Chad Mauser. It's very limited mintage. While I like it, I prefer their revolver and decorated 1911, so I don't mind parting with this one.

The auction will be held on June 21st, which isn't too far away. Hopefully, my items bring in a nice price.

While I've parted with some of my silver for Hive, this is the first time I've sent pieces off for auction. I'll have to do a follow-up post comparing what I originally paid and what I get at auction, minus the fee. This should be fun! 😁


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