CAC buys coins, right? How to sell to them?
oih82w8
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I recently had some coins CAC'd and I was wondering how to contact them to at least see what they would offer for them. The auction scene has not been good lately and they may be a better way way of selling them to.
Just curious, and possibly an alternate route.
Just curious, and possibly an alternate route.
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Call them and ask what they'll pay.
There are dealers that do post buys for CAC coins thru coinplex It costs $100/month to join and get the posted bids. Some dealers might share the bids on the coins you have.
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If auction prices are down then I have to believe their offer prices are proportionately down too. You can expect them to pay more than the market does and besides that they typically offer prices that are much lower than market prices so that they can also make money when they reset it. I believe you are confused, they aren't in business to make you whole.
I disagree. Auction results all depends on who's watching that week (month, etc.). Whereas the experts at CAC, or any other high end dealer, could pay more on a PQ coin they know the can sell for a profit, even if they have to sit on it for a while.
Further, your sarcastic remark at the end of your post seems unnecessarily rude, considering the question was asked in a cordial manner.
I have seen you ask rudimentary questions or make uneducated replies to subjects that many experienced posters here could have pounced on in a similar manner you did above, but didn't. Mainly because why humiliate in the hobby we all share? We should foster good will...or say nothing personal at all.
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Auction prices are a double edge sword, on any give coin the results can vary by a very LARGE amount.
Tell me about it. Some of us have been getting beat up in the auctions, or have had to pay high prices to land a certain item.