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I think the us mint is required to sell things with a markup that's enough to cover their costs of production Then in the aftermarket world prices settle out, often to around the spot price of the metals in the coins So, yes it is often possible to pay more when buying directly from the mint than from a coin dealer. I noticed on apmex, jm bullion, and other bullion dealers the price of american minted coins always seems to be much higher than the bullion coins of other countries

A 1 oz.9999 fine australian gold kangaroo is $125 cheaper than a 1 oz.9999 fine american gold buffalo even though they are both 1 oz of.9999 fine gold.