Buying coins through Walmart?

I must have missed something but when did Walmart get into the coin business?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/1909-S-V...campaign_id=6624286204824&ad_id=6624286204624

 

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Most of the products are advertised there, but are actually from APMEX. The items, if shipping fees are applicable, are often included.

It's likely Walmart advertising APMEX as a way to get a commission from them. While I don't know much about it, I wouldn't consider buying lower-priced coins from the Walmart site.

 

Fine print at the bottom right of the page states, sold by Ampex.....

 

In 1962, when the first store was opened. The Founder/Owner was an avid collector. He sort of mimicked Sears in the area of retail area for hobbies.

YW. I know a lot of useless stuff. It is a burden and a curse, but wadamigonnado.

 

Doesn't Sam's Club sell Gold also?
Question? What's that word at the end of your paragraph?

 

I bought a Bicentennial Proof Set from Times Squares Store in Levittown once. They had a coin and stamp department.

 

I dunno. I just type em', I dunreadem'.

 

Yep. So did Macys.

 

Gimbels too.....

 

What am I going to do?

 

I don’t care if Walmart is selling for Apmex or selling Apmex owned coins, I wouldn’t buy any coins from Walmart or a company like them.

 

Walmart is not selling coins. Like Amazon they allow others to market through their website and probably collect a percentage on all sales. And since they aren't the seller if you have a problem they aren't responsible, take it up with the actual seller.