This dealer just doesn't get it !

DUIGUY

Two years ago I picked up 9 non cc GSA's from a dealer . Yesterday he calls and tells me the client that sold them to him would like to buy them back . I offered the dealer a price of $20 over purchase price X9. He called today and said that was to much and counter offered me a price of $80 under X9 what I paid him two years ago . Lets see , what should I do ?

eyoung429

sell them to me at your price and have the dealer stop by.

100proof1957

look up " Pound Sand" in the Websters

PerryHall

This is an I.Q. test.

coinbuf

Duh I dont know .

Chris

Tassa

<< <i>Two years ago I picked up 9 non cc GSA's from a dealer . Yesterday he calls and tells me the client that sold them to him would like to buy them back . I offered the dealer a price of $20 over purchase price X9. He called today and said that was to much and counter offered me a price of $80 under X9 what I paid him them two years ago . Lets see , what should I do ? >>

Shamika

Two years ago?

pontiacinf

dwssws

and your not jumping all over that offer!

BlindedByEgo

Depends - is he a market maker?

Numismanic

<< <i>Two years ago I picked up 9 non cc GSA's from a dealer . Yesterday he calls and tells me the client that sold them to him would like to buy them back . I offered the dealer a price of $20 over purchase price X9. He called today and said that was to much and counter offered me a price of $80 under X9 what I paid him them two years ago . Lets see , what should I do ? >>



Make the dealer another offer, tell him you have a buyer and the price just went up another $20 over purchase X9 since he last contacted you.

Bear

Tell him your price is firm, non negotiable

and only good for 24 hours. Take it or leave it.

This person must feel that you are running a pawn shop.

Bochiman

Give him Laura's phone number and tell him to negotiate his wannabe status as a market maker with her

BECOKA

If he had to call a customer and offer $80 less than you paid two years later to get coins then he is not a real dealer. Tell him to take it or leave it at your price. If he did not really need them then why call?

21Walker

How many 'L's' in fat chance???????........Rick

19Lyds

Was this whats his name from Blue Moon Coins?

DUIGUY

<< <i>Was this whats his name from Blue Moon Coins? >>





Good one , but no .

goose3

when he calls you back (which I would guess and hope that he does) to pay you your price..............tell him that your quote was an error and that you meant 40 or 50.00 over on each.

I wouldn't sell them to him now unless he paid DEARLY for them.

bgrice

Sounds like a great deal to me. Let's face it.... when you drove those coins off the lot they automatically depreciate 10%. Add in milage and that you didn't buy one loaded with all the options(CC version), then you gotta take what you can get.

Myqqy

I think this qualifies him for "wanker" status......

mrearlygold

nankraut

"Give him Laura's phone number and tell him to negotiate his wannabe status as a market maker with her "

OOHH! I like that one.

SamByrd

Dont waste your time with this dealer, I would explain that the market is very hot and it might be better to take a chance and sell with ebay or keep them why sell to a resaler for less then you paid.

TwoSides2aCoin

I'd call the police ! He'll be surpised when they show up with a warrant for attempted theft by deception.

NoGvmnt

Tell him that you posted the issue on this forum and you sold them for $100.00 over purchase price, EACH!

Jim

CoinResource

Sheesh, a fair market price by today's standard is reasonable.... Make your best offer and move on... cm