| Item: | Spot+* |
| 1 oz American Gold Eagle | $115 |
| 1 oz American Gold Buffalo | $115 |
| 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple | $85 |
| 1 oz Silver American Eagle | $10.50 |
| 1 oz Silver Canadian Maple | $6.25 |
| *Note: Pricing is not live or current. Call for updated pricing |
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