Uh oh. Really glad I sold a bunch of ASEs at the ~$100 peak. But DCA is getting better for those still buying, if...you can buy at 'reasonable'...
I think Coin is referring to 'hard to sell to refiners'. That's reasonable. Actually, I've seen some coin dealers selling junk 90% at a slight...
I'm cool with minor ups and downs so long as it steadies $75-85/toz. for the long term.
That is excellent, because the funeral is in Cheektowaga where many of my dad's extended family lives.
Looking for some advice for coin dealers in western NY around Buffalo that treats inexperienced sellers well. My dad is in the Buffalo area for...
I don't have a photo, but I got an impaired proof clad 1999-S (PA) quarter in change over the past weekend. Pretty nice.
Congrats!. I achieved the same in early 2014 after starting in 2011. I actually found two 50-Ds in circulation before I found the last one I...
I don't shop ebay, but a local antique mall has sellers that don't bother repricing regularly, so...good for me. Plus, the metals buyer that...
Agreed and it will also be good for stackers' buying as the premiums can be eased.
Recent 1788 Austria 1/2 Kronenthaler for $35. Decent ex-jewelry piece. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I bought this 1788 Austria 1/2 kronenthaler yesterday for $35. It is ex-jewelry with a simple necklace loop on the rim but it’s pretty nice for...
I demand an explanation and compensation! ;)
$91 and change at this moment. Glad I bought a 1toz Maple Leaf yesterday for $90. :)
That's some cool 'tooling'. Pretty nice 'damaged' coin I wouldn't mind having in my collection.
$85.81 at this moment. Very glad I sold last Saturday at ~$101/toz.
Silver at $90.72 at this moment. What is happening? A 20.77% drop just this morning. :sorry:
Still glad I saved 9 bullion toz (mix of ASEs, Maple, Kangaroo) from my sale last Saturday when I got ~$100/toz. :happy: Also, see: [ATTACH]
Nope. We think inflation is bad now...putting the world reserve currency on the gold standard will be catastrophic. Fiat is with us until the...
Most flea market people I've known don't do it for a living. I would presume the likely situation is that they sold it all to a dealer in one...
Well, Silver is an element so it never literally 'disappears', but rather is it economically recoverable is the real question. I would imagine...
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