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Best Site/Person To Sell "Raw" Bullion 1 Oz Plats?
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I am needing in short order to sell about 6-8 one ounce plats of the currency/bullion. These were handpicked though not slabbed so ab it better than average. I need to flip this next week and am in DC Metro area - any ideas or "help"? Have to have firm payment though.
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<< <i>I am needing in short order to sell about 6-8 one ounce plats of the currency/bullion. These were handpicked though not slabbed so ab it better than average. I need to flip this next week and am in DC Metro area - any ideas or "help"? Have to have firm payment though. >>
Currency/bullion
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<< <i>I am needing in short order to sell about 6-8 one ounce plats of the currency/bullion. These were handpicked though not slabbed so ab it better than average. I need to flip this next week and am in DC Metro area - any ideas or "help"? Have to have firm payment though. >>
Currency/bullion
Since they do carry a face value of $100, im assuming thats what the OP is talking about with the "currency/bullion" remark. For the OP, its been my personal experience that if the coins are not graded, and are "common dates", it will not matter at all that you "hand picked" them. 99% of buyers (and im mostly talking about dealers) will only take them in as bullion. They wont sit there and say "well, this raw platinum coin looks like a lock 68". You will just get the same as any other random lot of 6-8 plat bullion coins gets. Best of luck with sales.
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<< <i>Currency is paper money, Or Cotton, however you want to look at it. >>
Have to disagree with you this time Cars.....although alot of people DO refer to paper money as being currency, its NOT exclusive to paper
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<< <i>Currency is paper money, Or Cotton, however you want to look at it. >>
Have to disagree with you this time Cars.....although alot of people DO refer to paper money as being currency, its NOT exclusive to paper >>
I Disagree with Wikipedia
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It's all semantics.
Anything that can be used as a medium of exchange is defined as "currency".
To wit: Encased postage stamps were once widely used as currency.
Also: Tobacco was a common currency in the 17th century.
I track the sales of 1 oz. Plats on ebay, but I don't track many of the raw coins, so I can't say conclusively that it's worthwhile to send them in for grading. Of course, if they were mine and if I thought that they would grade 69 or better, I'd send them in before selling them.
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<< <i>Not to me. Currency=Paper, made by BEP. Coins=Metal discs made by US Mint. >>
So, what do you consider the 1776 "Continental Currency" coins to be?
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<< <i>To wit: Encased postage stamps were once widely used as currency. >>
So were unencased postage stamps.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
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Added: maybe on B-S-T?
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