$60.70 Face

Discussion in 'Bullion Investing' started by General_Godlike, Mar 15, 2011.

  1. General_Godlike

    General_Godlike Dept. of Transportation

    I have a little collection of mixed stuff. All silver, Morgans, Peace, Wash, Rose, Franklin, Mercs and some other things. Ive called around to about 15 different places. The range is 20 times face to 26. The guy thats offering 26 times face is out of state. Would you trust someone out of state coming to pay for coins that isnt affliated with a business????? I did have one store offer 23-24, and he said if I come to his store he will throw something in for the trip lol. Im just a little worried that silver is going to go down and I thought maybe I should get rid of this stuff while Im still in the profit area. What are your thoughts
     
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  3. hyperinflation

    hyperinflation New Member

    Yes silver will go down a bit then back up so its a good buying opportunity. I wouldn't recommend selling but if you need the fiat currency you need the fiat currency.
     
  4. AlexN2coins2004

    AlexN2coins2004 ASEsInMYClassifiedAD

    sell high then rebuy low I say....

    nothing wrong with using the market to increase your holdings in PM's if you can
     
  5. General_Godlike

    General_Godlike Dept. of Transportation

    My only delimma is do I sell on ebay or go to the coin shop.?? If I can get about 23- 25 times Im ahead about 300 to 425. But if i sell and it shoots up then now Im without any silver and Im forced to either start buying high again and I dont wanna do that.....Damn I hate being stuck in the position of selling silver or using bills from 1950, 1963 :( It sucks when bills dont always add up, but I guess the good thing about collecting money is you always have money.
     
  6. hyperinflation

    hyperinflation New Member

    yeah that's tough man, just be glad you have a hobby that allows you to always have money. best of luck :)
     
  7. Cloudsweeper99

    Cloudsweeper99 Treasure Hunter

    If you decide to sell, I would sell locally rather than mail it away or use Ebay. It always helps to be on good terms with a local dealer.
     
  8. isaiah58

    isaiah58 Member

    sorry, eBay is a bad idea. You will pay over 10% in sellers fees. 9% just on the winning bid, then PayPal takes a cut.

    As for value, if all commons, then the dollars are .773% of spot, the 1/2's .362%, 1/4's .181 and dimes .072. Dealers tend to pay slightly under spot for 90% because the refiners charge more to process them than .999 items. (they have to purify the coins). I hope this helps
     
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