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<p>[QUOTE="clembo, post: 543542, member: 8033"]I answered YES to all three so the survey really hit home with me.</p><p>As a matter of fact I mailed a package to a fellow CT member today and have mailed a few in the past few weeks.</p><p>Now I'm not selling my "big" dogs and have always done some selling but my latest sales were definitely geared toward raising cash.</p><p><br /></p><p>Will I sell more in the next six months. Most likely and to raise cash. Bills are lower in the summer and it's a good time to get ahead of them. A cushion helps when unexpected things pop up.</p><p>I have been buying some stuff, as many of you know, but I am buying right. That is I can sell it at a decent price to the buyer and still make a few bucks. This is in my mind on most of my recent purchases.</p><p><br /></p><p>Do I sell to raise money (the third question rehashed). No doubt about it.</p><p>As many know I work in a coin shop but how many remember how I got there?</p><p>For five years I did painting and drywall repair. All subbed to the same guy who basically taught me all I know. I was in retail before that..</p><p>Construction came to an abrupt halt. My 60-70 hour weeks and nice checks quickly dried up.</p><p>This prompted me to stop at the local coin shop (they hadn't seen me in months) to pick up supplies as I realized I might have to start doing some serious selling.</p><p>Gold and silver were both high and my now boss offered me a part time job. I discussed it with my painting boss and he said go for it. I respect both of these guys for looking out for me.</p><p>Well, I've been working full time at the shop for 10 months now. </p><p>The pay is not as good now but I get by for the most part. Mortgage, utilities, car insurance are all paid. Credit card balance of zero.</p><p><br /></p><p>Luckily I wasn't out "spending stupid" and ringing up debt when money was good. My mortgage was paid ahead as were my utilities. No credit card balances. I try to maintain this as much as possible even when it's not so good.</p><p>Had I not been this way I would have had to sell off a lot more. I know it's really bad when that time comes and tell you all this. I see it EVERY day at work.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="clembo, post: 543542, member: 8033"]I answered YES to all three so the survey really hit home with me. As a matter of fact I mailed a package to a fellow CT member today and have mailed a few in the past few weeks. Now I'm not selling my "big" dogs and have always done some selling but my latest sales were definitely geared toward raising cash. Will I sell more in the next six months. Most likely and to raise cash. Bills are lower in the summer and it's a good time to get ahead of them. A cushion helps when unexpected things pop up. I have been buying some stuff, as many of you know, but I am buying right. That is I can sell it at a decent price to the buyer and still make a few bucks. This is in my mind on most of my recent purchases. Do I sell to raise money (the third question rehashed). No doubt about it. As many know I work in a coin shop but how many remember how I got there? For five years I did painting and drywall repair. All subbed to the same guy who basically taught me all I know. I was in retail before that.. Construction came to an abrupt halt. My 60-70 hour weeks and nice checks quickly dried up. This prompted me to stop at the local coin shop (they hadn't seen me in months) to pick up supplies as I realized I might have to start doing some serious selling. Gold and silver were both high and my now boss offered me a part time job. I discussed it with my painting boss and he said go for it. I respect both of these guys for looking out for me. Well, I've been working full time at the shop for 10 months now. The pay is not as good now but I get by for the most part. Mortgage, utilities, car insurance are all paid. Credit card balance of zero. Luckily I wasn't out "spending stupid" and ringing up debt when money was good. My mortgage was paid ahead as were my utilities. No credit card balances. I try to maintain this as much as possible even when it's not so good. Had I not been this way I would have had to sell off a lot more. I know it's really bad when that time comes and tell you all this. I see it EVERY day at work.[/QUOTE]
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