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<p>[QUOTE="MisterPostman, post: 1616663, member: 42356"]Nice halves, BU quarters, and EF or better mercury dimes are worth a few extra % vs melt, so I think being able to cherry pick at a LCS, is worth about melt +5% (including tax) To me it's better than generic circulated or unknown denominations with some slicks, at melt. (and that is out there, but it is not always easy to find) The nice coins are more enjoyable to own, and would be easier to sell, maybe for a better price too. How much work is worth it to save a few %? A little, yes. A lot, I don't think so. Time is money too, especially for those of us with busy schedules. </p><p><br /></p><p>The big online dealers are increasing their margins and/or selling out many items. For example, I bought some Franklin halves at melt + 2.2% a few months ago. Now that would be melt + 6.6%, AND they are sold out.</p><p><br /></p><p>Silver dollars are not worth the extra money IMHO!</p><p><br /></p><p>It is interesting to think about how value, availability, beauty, and time all are factors. </p><p><br /></p><p>What are your thoughts?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="MisterPostman, post: 1616663, member: 42356"]Nice halves, BU quarters, and EF or better mercury dimes are worth a few extra % vs melt, so I think being able to cherry pick at a LCS, is worth about melt +5% (including tax) To me it's better than generic circulated or unknown denominations with some slicks, at melt. (and that is out there, but it is not always easy to find) The nice coins are more enjoyable to own, and would be easier to sell, maybe for a better price too. How much work is worth it to save a few %? A little, yes. A lot, I don't think so. Time is money too, especially for those of us with busy schedules. The big online dealers are increasing their margins and/or selling out many items. For example, I bought some Franklin halves at melt + 2.2% a few months ago. Now that would be melt + 6.6%, AND they are sold out. Silver dollars are not worth the extra money IMHO! It is interesting to think about how value, availability, beauty, and time all are factors. What are your thoughts?[/QUOTE]
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