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<p>[QUOTE="IBetASilverDollar, post: 2759779, member: 85251"]I'm new to coins, but seasoned in running a business so I'm just going to talk from that perspective.</p><p><br /></p><p>I assume all inventory on hand was purchased with a profitable spread determined by your personal businesses needs. If that's the case I think you have to do what you can to accommodate the increased inventory. The part about "being hard to remember what's in each" is an easy fix...just have a better tracking system. The increased cost of an extra box and the increased time spent at the bank with multiple boxes should be offset by increased profits from increased inventory.</p><p><br /></p><p>You could also spend the near future only bringing in the higher spread items while you dwindle down existing inventory. A coin you may offer someone $500 for in typical times you may have a ceiling of $400 now, you can afford to have people pass more often than normal times due to your inventory surplus. If they accept then you can certainly make room for the new higher than normal spread coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now if income isn't your top concern and at this point in your career and you'd rather focus on convenience and value time over profit then of course that's a different story.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="IBetASilverDollar, post: 2759779, member: 85251"]I'm new to coins, but seasoned in running a business so I'm just going to talk from that perspective. I assume all inventory on hand was purchased with a profitable spread determined by your personal businesses needs. If that's the case I think you have to do what you can to accommodate the increased inventory. The part about "being hard to remember what's in each" is an easy fix...just have a better tracking system. The increased cost of an extra box and the increased time spent at the bank with multiple boxes should be offset by increased profits from increased inventory. You could also spend the near future only bringing in the higher spread items while you dwindle down existing inventory. A coin you may offer someone $500 for in typical times you may have a ceiling of $400 now, you can afford to have people pass more often than normal times due to your inventory surplus. If they accept then you can certainly make room for the new higher than normal spread coin. Now if income isn't your top concern and at this point in your career and you'd rather focus on convenience and value time over profit then of course that's a different story.[/QUOTE]
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