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If you went with Maples, you would have closed that gap to $200. Unfortunately, fractionals are expensive, but Eagles are overpriced. However, there’s really no way around it, that’s about the going rate right now. Unless you’re only buying Eagles, which I personally wouldn’t do, I would suggest buying an Eagle and something else.
There are two spot prices, bid and ask. Bid is the lower one. The dealers quote what they will sell to you in terms of premium above the ask spot price. They quote what they will buy from you at in terms of price above/below bid spot price.
SDBullion Order finally comes in! 2 weeks ago I ordered 1oz Britannia and used the "silver eagle at spot price" promotion. After making that online order, I went out the next 2 days to multiple LCS and picked up a 1/2oz eagle, 1oz Maple leaf, another 1oz Britannia and about 60oz of silver rounds.
I see they have an option on their site to sell your gold to them. They are offering to purchase a 1 oz Gold Britannia for “bid price +$10”. Does this mean the current spot price of gold, plus $10? If so that’s significantly better than any of my local dealers.
If you've never used them before, you should use a new customer spot deal. They have a 5 ounce deal right now. https://findbullionprices.com/buy-silver-at-spot-deals.php
I suspect by now you have made that purchase at SD Bullion and perhaps even got their spot-deal, which is great. Also here are more reputable sites also offering new customer deals, which is quite nice compared to a few years ago there we no deals like this.
By charging less than online retailers, us consumers will snatch it right up most of the time. Look at prices on apmex, jmbullion, or even the highest priced of all, ebay, and see what similar coins sell for. Just under 2k on jmbullion right now for a 2022 gold eagle.
