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<p>[QUOTE="omahaorange, post: 1752990, member: 28199"]Because every time you get an answer, you take the thread in a different direction.</p><p> </p><p>So, to address this aspect of your post, my answer is...it depends on how you approach him. The dealer is looking to buy, not hand out free advice. So if you walked in, threw a stack of ASEs on the counter, and asked, "What will you give me for this?" he will more than likely believe you're serious about selling, and make you an offer. If you walk in empty-handed, lean over the counter, and say "Psst, hey buddy, what'll gimme for silver?" he's going to be suspicious and thus more secretive. He is simply protecting his interests and, quite possibly, his inventory. It's not quite the same as negotiating on a car. Most car salesmen feel safe in that the potential buyer isn't going to hit them on the head and take the car and contents of the safe. Keep in mind he's competing with other PM dealers, including eBay and Craig's List. He's dealing in a commodity that is easily transportable. And if he's doing any amount of large volume of business, then losing an ounce or two here and there isn't really bothering him, especially if he doesn't think you're serious.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="omahaorange, post: 1752990, member: 28199"]Because every time you get an answer, you take the thread in a different direction. So, to address this aspect of your post, my answer is...it depends on how you approach him. The dealer is looking to buy, not hand out free advice. So if you walked in, threw a stack of ASEs on the counter, and asked, "What will you give me for this?" he will more than likely believe you're serious about selling, and make you an offer. If you walk in empty-handed, lean over the counter, and say "Psst, hey buddy, what'll gimme for silver?" he's going to be suspicious and thus more secretive. He is simply protecting his interests and, quite possibly, his inventory. It's not quite the same as negotiating on a car. Most car salesmen feel safe in that the potential buyer isn't going to hit them on the head and take the car and contents of the safe. Keep in mind he's competing with other PM dealers, including eBay and Craig's List. He's dealing in a commodity that is easily transportable. And if he's doing any amount of large volume of business, then losing an ounce or two here and there isn't really bothering him, especially if he doesn't think you're serious.[/QUOTE]
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