Lets Try This Then Any Dealers Give Me Wholesale Price For My CC dollars At The Baltimore SHow.

BrokenArrow

Ok since I got some of you be nut crackers attention on WA,wanting ms 63 Morgan CC for $100, why is it everytime I go table to table to trade for a coin, NOT SELL!! I can't even get wholesale book price for my coins, do you think all collectors are stupid? So help me speak in your lingo and maybe when I show up in Baltimore we can deal. Stop trying to steal from people, a cc morgan graded can range from $200/$400 swing if someone really wants it, but I can't get freakin wholesale from you dealers, WHY?

DickyBetz

Try the BST.

ColonialCoinUnion

Thats a very attractive and well articulated proposition you're offering.

Smittys

Buy a table at the show and you can buy at wholesale.

AU58WALKERS

<< <i>Try the BST. >>





Put a fair price on them in the BUY,SELL,TRADE forum and watch how fast they go.

mrearlygold

I like the avitar. Want to sell it?

JadeRareCoin

<< <i>Thats a very attractive and well articulated proposition you're offering. >>

ziggy29

I'll offer $125. If it's a '79-CC or '85-CC, I'll even go $150. That's just the kind of guy I am. Who says there's no Santa Claus in numismatics?

Sphinx357

Greg?

mrearlygold

<< <i>Greg? >>

kranky

If I understand correctly, the OP is saying that if he makes an offer to trade coins at a show, the dealer won't even give him bid price as trade-in credit.

ziggy29

<< <i>If I understand correctly, the OP is saying that if he makes an offer to trade coins at a show, the dealer won't even give him bid price as trade-in credit. >>

Then find another dealer. If no dealer would offer bid for a coin as part of a trade-in toward another coin, perhaps the published bid price is unrealistic?

jayboxx

What? I must have lost my ability to read today.

poorguy

Maybe the coin you're trying to trade is ugly or low end for the grade. Also, if you are wanting greysheet ask for an unattractive NGC or ANACS graded coin to use in trade, you should expect more around bluesheet levels or even less if the coin is hideous. Might also want to try dealers that work with a higher volume of inventory. Also, nobody asked this but is the coin you are trying to trade raw?

Russ

BrokenArrow,

I see that Dale Carnegie course is working out quite well.

Russ, NCNE

Myqqy

Are they any pics of the CC morgans you are trying to get trade value for?

Bochiman

<< <i>BrokenArrow,

I see that Dale Carnegie course is working out quite well.

Russ, NCNE >>



Russ.....aren't you supposed to be at a coin show today?

WTCG

Perhaps the dealer does not want your coins to have in his inventory. It's sort of their way to tell you that they are not interested in trading their coin for yours.

There are plenty of collectors who are geniuses. Unfortunately, there are even more who think they are geniuses.

By the way, several of the larger marketers of CC dollars publish their buy prices in the advertisements in Coin World and Numismatic News. If you have CC's to sell try to contact them and sell to them.

ibzman350

<< <i>BrokenArrow,

I see that Dale Carnegie course is working out quite well.

Russ, NCNE >>

DaveG

BrokenArrow,

I'll bite - How about giving us an example of what you think "wholesale book price" is for one of your coins?

Roughly (very) speaking, if you're offering an attractive-for-the-grade "regular" (i.e., not toned) coin to a dealer who wants it for inventory, you should probably expect to be offered about 80%-90% of Grey Sheet Bid.

As for CC Morgans, dealers publish buy prices for GSA-slabbed coins in Coin World every week; the Grey Sheet publishes Bid and Asked prices for them every week and Coin World's Coin Values provides retail prices every month. There really shouldn't be any mystery about what a reasonable price for a CC Morgan is.

(Except that I've heard that the market for GSA CC Morgans has been somewhat soft for the past few months.)

Russ

<< <i>Russ.....aren't you supposed to be at a coin show today? >>



Tomorrow. Couldn't get away from work today.

Russ, NCNE

BlindedByEgo

<< <i>(Except that I've heard that the market for GSA CC Morgans has been somewhat soft for the past few months.) >>



Yeah, but if I'm selling them, they're tough coins to get, this nice, and very desireble in blast-white. Ask plus 20% is a great deal!