<< <i>Just got an email that APMEX is selling 2011 ASE's at $3.99 above spot with free shipping on 20 or more today. Just passing it along. >>
Me too. So why is an ASE worth $3 more over spot than a silver round is? >>
If you have to ask that question, you have no business dealing in bullion >>
Well I don't deal in bullion nor do I intend to purchase any. Actually I asked the question as a friendly jab to those who constantly gripe about the collector pucks not being priced at current spot plus!!!
The 2011 ASE are hot for some reason. I traded my two rolls of 2011 ASE's to my local dealer for his two rolls of 2007-W burnished ASE in the capsules and boxes with COAs.
traded my two rolls of 2011 ASE's to my local dealer for his two rolls of 2007-W burnished ASE in the capsules and boxes with COAs.
Trading a 10+million mintage coin for a 700K mintage coin. Sounds like a good deal. Makes me believe the collector base for these ASEs may be dwindling.There simply is no demand for these 2007 W ASEs.
This is why I don't buy ASE's. 90% coinage at a lower price seems so much better. Plus, the way I look at it, ASE's are manufactured bullion, while 90% silver is history.
Need the following OBW rolls to complete my 46-64 Roosevelt roll set: 1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S. Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
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<< <i>Just got an email that APMEX is selling 2011 ASE's at $3.99 above spot with free shipping on 20 or more today. Just passing it along. >>
Me too. So why is an ASE worth $3 more over spot than a silver round is?
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<< <i>Just got an email that APMEX is selling 2011 ASE's at $3.99 above spot with free shipping on 20 or more today. Just passing it along. >>
Me too. So why is an ASE worth $3 more over spot than a silver round is? >>
If you have to ask that question, you have no business dealing in bullion
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<< <i>Just got an email that APMEX is selling 2011 ASE's at $3.99 above spot with free shipping on 20 or more today. Just passing it along. >>
Me too. So why is an ASE worth $3 more over spot than a silver round is? >>
If you have to ask that question, you have no business dealing in bullion >>
Well I don't deal in bullion nor do I intend to purchase any. Actually I asked the question as a friendly jab to those who constantly gripe about the collector pucks not being priced at current spot plus!!!
I traded my two rolls of 2011 ASE's to my local dealer for his two rolls of 2007-W burnished ASE in the capsules and boxes with COAs.
<< <i>The free shipping is a nice touch but I won't pay more than $2 above spot. If I can't find it at that price, I just buy 90%. >>
Trading a 10+million mintage coin for a 700K mintage coin. Sounds like a good deal. Makes me believe the collector base for these ASEs may be dwindling.There simply is no demand for these 2007 W ASEs.
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<< <i>The free shipping is a nice touch but I won't pay more than $2 above spot. If I can't find it at that price, I just buy 90%. >>
Anyone knows what is the Mint currently charges the APs?
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<< <i>The free shipping is a nice touch but I won't pay more than $2 above spot. If I can't find it at that price, I just buy 90%. >>
Anyone knows what is the Mint currently charges the APs? >>
They raised the price recently, I believe it's around $2 above spot.
American Eagles
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1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
<< <i>I needed eagles so bad the other day, I broke out all the 07-w & 08-w eagles out of the boxes and sold them in rolls to meet demand. >>
i find that amazing, but also with the prices it makes sense.