Are ASE's mostly just bullion? I several to sell at an upcoming show - what do I ask for them?
zeebob
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Do I just walk up to dealers and let them by my five ASE's for $9/each? Are the worth $20? Should I put them on BST as a lot? What how would the folks on the PM forum get shed of these?
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-wes
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
Totally soured me to the BST. Will never do business there again. I would rather sell to a dealer and get cash in hand.
People who spend a lot of time on the boards and around coins have a lot more opportunity to buy/sell at market than JQ Public. They often only open thier wallets for a steal.
<< <i>I tried selling some stuff on the BST to no avail. I got low ball offers so I said let me see if I get any other offers in the next 24 hrs. They then said they didn't want them any more. I got 1 offer that I accepted, we exchanged a bunch of PM's, then the guy who bid on it totally disappeared. Never paid, didn't answer his PM's
Totally soured me to the BST. Will never do business there again. I would rather sell to a dealer and get cash in hand. >>
BST link
If this is the BST listing you are talking about.. It is obvious you need a lesson at listing coins.
Your links are to Teletrade auctions from as far back as 4 years ago. I buy weekly from the BST. The items
that seem to go quick are the ones with decent pics and a price listed.
I have never had any issues from BST sellers.. And I have sold a good amount and never had an issue with a buyer...
zeebob, just list your ASEs for what you want and see what happens. It's not gonna cost ya a dime to list or sell..
16 bucks seem to be a quick selling price...
I concur that the BST is for people who want a rip. There must be a thousand threads about how dealers are scum cause they rip off people and then the same people try to do the same thing.