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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;buddy16cat, post: 1496145, member: 37356&quot;]This was actually mixed in a PM dealers junk silver bin.&nbsp; I asked for loose Barber quarters from the back.&nbsp; He said he usually didn&#039;t allow people to pick which coins they wanted but he allowed me to.&nbsp; I also picked this Walker below out of the bin.&nbsp; He also had coins in his books that hadn&#039;t been priced in a while.&nbsp; Truth is though, even though I am only looking to buy a couple silver coins right now, I think that someone is going to be reluctant to spend $1000 on a forum without any guarantee at all.&nbsp; Good thing about a brick and mortar shop is that you can buy everything that you are selling and walk right out with your coins.&nbsp; Even Amazon and Ebay have guarantees.&nbsp; I am thinking that many people would be reluctant to purchase that much on an online forum from someone very far away without any guarantee they will ever receive it.&nbsp; You can ship one or two coins in an envelope with a stamp.&nbsp; As you see on Ebay, you can buy a couple 40% halves at about melt, well 8 cents over like I just did.&nbsp; If you want to sell them all at once, the easiest and fastest way is to sell them to a brick and mortar shop.&nbsp; You could sell it all on this forum all at once, but there is a significant risk to the seller. Someone might buy it though but if you go to a brick and mortar shop or Ebay, you can usually buy as much or as little as you want.&nbsp; Most of the silver coins I am talking about are those in a $1 face or sold individually.&nbsp;&nbsp; You are looking to sell $1000 worth. A picture might help as well.&nbsp; It looks like you are selling a lot of good stuff at a very reasonable price but do see that people might be reluctant.</p><p>[ATTACH]191104.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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