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Reading Taiwan’s gold-bar spread: a September 12 dealer example
A dated retail quote shows why a dealer’s selling and buying prices must be read in the correct direction.
Reported facts
On September 12, Jiujiu’s website listed Taipei 9999 gold bars from NT$16,850 per Taiwan mace for selling and NT$16,400 for buying. This is one dealer’s quote, not a nationwide transaction price; no minute-level update time was supplied.
Our analysis
Subtracting the displayed starting prices gives NT$450 per mace, about 2.67% of NT$16,850. That is a comparison of two quotation directions, not a commission rate or a guarantee of an immediate resale at the quoted bid. Selling means the dealer sells to the customer; buying is the direction relevant when the customer wants to sell gold.
What to watch
A meaningful physical-gold comparison also fixes purity, weight units, product type and observation time, then checks assessment and transaction conditions. The word ‘from’ matters: it does not specify a fixed total for every item. This article has no promotional relationship with the dealer. Its dated observation does not replace an actual quotation or constitute this site’s live pricing service.
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Information and analysis are not personal investment advice.
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