Question for people who have been to Northern Nevada Coin

Hello everyone,

I will be going to Northern Nevada Coin tomorrow (hoping to find a nice Bust Half Dollar) and as it’s an incredibly popular shop I have a question for those who have been there.

Do you know if they buy or are willing to trade coins for bullion?

I have some American Gold Eagles of various sizes and I’m wondering if maybe they will accept a trade of gold bullion for coins?

I mean “technically” American Gold Eagles are classified as “coins” due to having a legal tender face value right?

Or do they only accept cash for coins with no trading?

Thanks!

 

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Game3, let us know what they have in the areas of Saints....CC Liberty's....and CC and GSA CC Morgans.

Good Luck !

 

I'll be happy to give you face value for them...

 

Sure!

I’ll gladly buy Bust Half Dollars from you at face value with my AGE at face value .

So that’ll be 100x Bust Halves for my $50 please .

 

Will do! ^_^

 

Point well taken, I don't have that many slicks...

 

I've heard they are a good dealer. Like all dealers they are in business to make money. If you're honest with them they should be honest with you. Let us know what you buy.

 

Will do!

I was just hoping they would do a trade if they profit off of it.

Like for example if I wanted an $1,800 coin and offered my 1oz AGE worth $2000 for it. That leaves $200 profit for them.

I’m on my way there now

 

Thanks!

So are you saying like for example if they’re selling a coin for $1800 and I offer to trade my 1 oz AGE worth $2,000 they might do it?

That leaves $200 profit (over 10%) for them plus they don’t have to deal with any haggling. I mean it’s not like gold is hard to sell either.

 

I can’t speak for them, but I’d guess their offer for your gold coin will be independent from any other deals or purchases. I’d expect frequently changing buy and sell prices for bullion. Just ask them

 

It’s ok I already stopped by and sold my Gold Eagle and bought a 1799 Flowing Hair Dollar

 

Pics pics....btw the year 1799 is a draped bust dollar.

 

I know that was a typo. Lol

I posted pics on a thread in the “US Coins” forum.

 

Yeah, and it's purty...