Costco puts 'purchase limit' on viral gold bars after selling out within a week
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Costco puts 'purchase limit' on viral gold bars after selling out within a week
COSTCO has introduced purchase limits on its wildly popular one-ounce gold bars. Surging demand for the precious commodity has led to rapid sellouts amid economic uncertainty. GettyGold bars have exploded in popularity since debuting at Costco in 2023[/caption] CostcoThe bars come in several options from manufactureres including PAMP and Rand Refinery[/caption] The wholesale retailer’s 24-karat gold bars have gone viral, often disappearing from …
UPDATE: Due To Surging Demand, Costco Now Limiting Purchases Of Gold Bars — Only 91.67& Pure? * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Noah
Costco is shaking up the gold market by limiting purchases of its popular gold bars due to soaring demand. But there's a catch—these bars are only 91.67% pure. Discover what this means for savvy investors!
UPDATE: Due To Surging Demand, Costco Now Limiting Purchases Of Gold Bars -- Only 91.67& Pure?
At Costco you can pretty much buy as much of anything as you want. HUGE quantities! That’s kind of their thing…. But there’s one recent exception: Gold Bars. A couple years ago, Costco started selling Gold Bars and Coins and demand immediately surged: Costco Is Selling $200 Million Worth Of Gold Bars A Month!
UPDATE: Due To Surging Demand, Costco Now Limiting Purchases Of Gold Bars — Only 91.67& Pure?
At Costco you can pretty much buy as much of anything as you want. HUGE quantities! That’s kind of their thing…. But there’s one recent exception: Gold Bars. A couple years ago, Costco started selling Gold Bars and Coins and demand immediately surged: Costco Is Selling $200 Million Worth Of Gold Bars A Month! Now... The post UPDATE: Due To Surging Demand, Costco Now Limiting Purchases Of Gold Bars — Only 91.67& Pure? appeared first on Daily Trut…
Costco customer makes eye-popping $600 profit after re-selling a small item a year later: 'Surprisingly easy'
Costco isn’t just a place to save — customers can apparently invest as well. A finance influencer who bought a small gold ingot at the big box retailer sold the nugget nearly a year later for an eye-popping $600 in profit, according to a TikTok video with 6.5 million views. The TikTokker, named…
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