Hello & 1st Question!
johnabbott
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Hello all!
I have been a long time lurker and this is my first post! I want to thank everyone for the plethora of information on the boards. I am primarily a gold collector. I specialize in type gold and have actually completed some of the smaller date and mm sets (Classic Head $2.5, $2.5 Indian and Classic Head $5)
My question is as follows. When selling generic gold (mainly $20's) at shows, dealers generally take out a sheet distributed by a major dealer (I assume) with his or her bid prices for the coins and then offer a price less than that. I assume that they sell the coin to that major dealer for a locked in profit. Does anyone know this major dealer that publishes their bid/ask prices for generic tpg gold? TIA
I have been a long time lurker and this is my first post! I want to thank everyone for the plethora of information on the boards. I am primarily a gold collector. I specialize in type gold and have actually completed some of the smaller date and mm sets (Classic Head $2.5, $2.5 Indian and Classic Head $5)
My question is as follows. When selling generic gold (mainly $20's) at shows, dealers generally take out a sheet distributed by a major dealer (I assume) with his or her bid prices for the coins and then offer a price less than that. I assume that they sell the coin to that major dealer for a locked in profit. Does anyone know this major dealer that publishes their bid/ask prices for generic tpg gold? TIA
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<< <i>It is not the greysheet. I know what the greysheet is. It is usually a single piece of paper that the dealers get daily via fax. >>
It is likely a buy broadcast from one of several dealers that have a presence on the C.C.E. or FACTS dealers networks. They typically will only make those offers to other member dealers of the C.C.E. or FACTS, and do not deal directly with J.Q. Public.
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<< <i>It is not the greysheet. I know what the greysheet is. It is usually a single piece of paper that the dealers get daily via fax. >>
I quess you don't really know what the Greysheet is.
Not published daily. Not faxed. It's more like a mini-news paper.
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(But, imho, they do a great job at being out of touch) lol
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<< <i>I quess you don't really know what the Greysheet is.
Ok- I'll guess that he does know. When he said "It is usually a single piece of paper that the dealers get daily via fax", he wasn't describing the greysheet- he was describing something else.
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