Coin show sales

Coinerww2

I have an assortment of 90% (about $400-$500 face) that I was looking to unload in one transaction at the upcoming show(s) in Vegas. Is there a particular booth you'd recommend visiting for such a transaction or would it be best to just submit it to APMEX for about 24.4x face at the current spot price?

Also what places are best to see about selling type coins in the $300-$2000 range and $5000-$10,000 range.

Thanks!

ricko

Why not try the BST right here??? Cheers, RickO

guitarwes

I don't who comes to this show, but try these dealers if they are there:

SilverTowne
Coleman Foster


Edited to add: If you don't mind shipping stuff, I'm sure you can make a couple more bucks selling your items right here on the BST Forum. There would be lots of eyes on your stuff and might net you more profit.

BAJJERFAN

There was a dealer at our local show with his own coin counter [he always shows up with it]. Seemed like it was running constantly. Sunday morning his neighbor a table or 2 over said that on Saturday he counted either $42,000 face or $42,000 metal value and would probably get $6 or $7K gross profit from it. Someone in years past must have purchased a large amount of maybe 5 ounce size silver bars. The dealer's wife had a whole binder of these in unopened business size envelopes that she was opening.

Ahrensdad

Just go to the show and ask for the buy price on 90%. You'll find out quick where to sell to. I'd even ask someone that maybe doesn't look like they do much in that where the best place to sell is.

nwcoast

<< <i>Just go to the show and ask for the buy price on 90%. You'll find out quick where to sell to. I'd even ask someone that maybe doesn't look like they do much in that where the best place to sell is. >>



That's what I often do at shows. Just ask around. That's often how I finance my purchases. Sometimes there's a little glitch if the show is on a weekend and the metals markets aren't open. You might end up taking a little hit on your return if the buyer is worried about where prices might 'open' when trading resumes. I remember some show where nobody wanted to touch the stuff and if they did, it was off 10% markets closing price. Most times though, they'll be plenty of offers.
Have fun!