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Paying $475 for First Spouse gold
morgansforever
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This is what a local B&M offered me for an unc A. Adams with the box.
I was shocked, he claims no one is coming in to buy or sell, store has been dead.
I was thinking more like $600 or so. Is there a big correction coming?
scott
I was shocked, he claims no one is coming in to buy or sell, store has been dead.
I was thinking more like $600 or so. Is there a big correction coming?
scott
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If the place is "dead" bargains should abound.
More like a cheap dealer.
<< <i>He's a crook. >>
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
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<< <i>He's a crook. >>
I don't know if this is the case, but in these ever daily changing times, a dealer that buys according to the greysheet instead of the market, takes the risk of looking like just like that. And a dealer that pleads ignorance is an ignorant crook IMHO.
<< <i>This is what a local B&M offered me for an unc A. Adams with the box.
I was shocked, he claims no one is coming in to buy or sell, store has been dead.
I was thinking more like $600 or so. Is there a big correction coming?
scott >>
If he has conducted his business along the lines such as the example you cite, I can well understand why HIS business would indeed be dead. The wonder is that he isn't as well.
73% of melt ($1300 gold) is not a fair offer. $600 or so is a lot more like it, giving you some return and him some markup.
Positive. Done business with him before a few times, always offers a full refund on his stuff.
First time I've attempted to sell. No, I didn't take his offer.
He told me that the smelters are full with First Spouses, it's gold, what the difference.
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