Capitol Gold Group  Scalped by Capital Gold Group woodland hills, California

After completing my masters thesis, I finally had time to review my finances. One task item was to review the more of my 401K into precious metals. I compared the sales receipt of Capital Gold Group to the statement from the holding company, Sterling Trust. I became very upset when I saw several thousands of dollars difference between the two statements.
 
I work hard for my money; and I have a new relationship with Capital Gold Group and Sterling Trust. So, trust is being built.   On Saturday, I believed that I had been robbed because of the differences between the two statements.
One from Sterling Trust and another from Capital Gold Group.
 
What Sterling Trust lists and what I was sold are different .25, .50 and 1.0 ounce American Gold Eagle proof coins.
These are minted numismatic gold coins.  They are not gold bullion.  In the case of American Gold Eagles,  the value of minted numismatic coins is about $500 to $600 dollars per ounce more than gold bullion.    Multiply this across several coins, the difference ends up being thousands of dollars.
 
Another part of this:  Sterling Trust is incorrectly listing the value minted numismatic gold coins as being the same as the spot price of gold.  This is not accurate.  So, apparently the issue is with Sterling Trust and not Capital Gold Group.
And it is a reporting issue of their price per ounce.

Carol