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<p>[QUOTE="Dos Mundos, post: 67941, member: 4021"]Thanks for the concern but I only go to those shops occassionally as they aren't my only source of coins here. They're different from pawnshops as we also have those here. They're actually jewellers who buy these coins(usually at bullion value) and scrap gold and silver(broken jewelry, spoons etc) to turn those metals into pendants, rings and what have you. By going there I have saved a lot of Spa-Phil and US- Phil coins from being melted and lost forever. As they don't distinguish what they buy as long as it's silver or gold some coins from the US and other countries are thrown into the mix. Buying there is quite cheap but of course, being raw the risk of fakes and stolen items is there. Its also conveniently very near my clinic in the province.</p><p><br /></p><p>With regards to other sources, we have a very active Numismatic and Antiquarian society here where we trade among ourselves and auctions are held every now and then. The hobby shops are also plentiful. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Dos Mundos, post: 67941, member: 4021"]Thanks for the concern but I only go to those shops occassionally as they aren't my only source of coins here. They're different from pawnshops as we also have those here. They're actually jewellers who buy these coins(usually at bullion value) and scrap gold and silver(broken jewelry, spoons etc) to turn those metals into pendants, rings and what have you. By going there I have saved a lot of Spa-Phil and US- Phil coins from being melted and lost forever. As they don't distinguish what they buy as long as it's silver or gold some coins from the US and other countries are thrown into the mix. Buying there is quite cheap but of course, being raw the risk of fakes and stolen items is there. Its also conveniently very near my clinic in the province. With regards to other sources, we have a very active Numismatic and Antiquarian society here where we trade among ourselves and auctions are held every now and then. The hobby shops are also plentiful. :)[/QUOTE]
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