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What is a Dealers Margin on Rolls Of ASE
jgrinz
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I was curious what a Dealers margin is when they buy a Mondo box of Sivler Eagles - Is it a Percentage of
Spot Price per coin and if so what would that be per roll. Reason I ask is I think I got a good deal recently
and was curious what the vendor had invested in this ... I paid $285 Delivered sounded like a good price to
me ... What say U
m
Spot Price per coin and if so what would that be per roll. Reason I ask is I think I got a good deal recently
and was curious what the vendor had invested in this ... I paid $285 Delivered sounded like a good price to
me ... What say U
m

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These usually sell for $1-$1.50 over spot. So, just do the calculation on how many you got and what spot price for silver is/was.
Dealers usually don't make a ton, per coin, on these.....
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
<< <i>Dealers usually don't make a ton, per coin, on these..... >>
My local dealer sells raw for $20 each, and MS69 First Strikes for $40
He makes a lot of dough.
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<< <i>I was curious what a Dealers margin is when they buy a Mondo box of Sivler Eagles - Is it a Percentage of
Spot Price per coin and if so what would that be per roll. Reason I ask is I think I got a good deal recently
and was curious what the vendor had invested in this ... I paid $285 Delivered sounded like a good price to
me ... What say U
m >>
The premiums we pay for current year coins from an offical Mint distributor vary over the course of a year from +$1.35 per coin to +$1.50, del'd.
What year were the coins? Older common ones are usually sold a little bit cheaper.
TD
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<< <i>Dealers usually don't make a ton, per coin, on these..... >>
My local dealer sells raw for $20 each, and MS69 First Strikes for $40
He makes a lot of dough. >>
Ok, YOUR dealer does then
The ones I saw at last week's show, up here, were selling for ~$14.75 each. $294/roll
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
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<< <i>I was curious what a Dealers margin is when they buy a Mondo box of Sivler Eagles - Is it a Percentage of
Spot Price per coin and if so what would that be per roll. Reason I ask is I think I got a good deal recently
and was curious what the vendor had invested in this ... I paid $285 Delivered sounded like a good price to
me ... What say U
m >>
The premiums we pay for current year coins from an offical Mint distributor vary over the course of a year from +$1.35 per coin to +$1.50, del'd.
What year were the coins? Older common ones are usually sold a little bit cheaper.
TD >>
2007 ROLL not singles
<< <i>I was curious what a Dealers margin is when they buy a Mondo box of Sivler Eagles - Is it a Percentage of
Spot Price per coin and if so what would that be per roll. Reason I ask is I think I got a good deal recently
and was curious what the vendor had invested in this ... I paid $285 Delivered sounded like a good price to
me ... What say U
m >>
If you want your money back I'll pay you what you paid for them.
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
Most dealer keep these to keep customers happy not to make money on.
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<< <i>I was curious what a Dealers margin is when they buy a Mondo box of Sivler Eagles - Is it a Percentage of
Spot Price per coin and if so what would that be per roll. Reason I ask is I think I got a good deal recently
and was curious what the vendor had invested in this ... I paid $285 Delivered sounded like a good price to
me ... What say U
m >>
The premiums we pay for current year coins from an offical Mint distributor vary over the course of a year from +$1.35 per coin to +$1.50, del'd.
What year were the coins? Older common ones are usually sold a little bit cheaper.
TD >>
2007 ROLL not singles >>
To calculate the ROLL price, multiply by 20.
TD