Not perfect ASE
pennyholic
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Well I am curious first do people care for them and then how much over spot would you pay for scratched or inferior coins.
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rather than buy junk. Say I was at a shop and the owner said spot plus $1, I may get some to support the store as well.
Now, I'd buy lesser quality, for spot or a bit less as condition dictates. If I bought from someone inexperienced at say a flea
market, I'd want an even better deal to make it worth it and the risk. (I always laugh at that 'guy' whose been trying
to sell one for +$10 thinking its something special. If however I was selling them at a flea market, I'd only take +$5 over.)
If it were a certain date I needed, maybe a bit more.
If I were to buy ASE's over spot these days, I'd wait for a good sale say from Apmex on ebay and get a tube of 20,
rather than buy junk. Say I was at a shop and the owner said spot plus $1, I may get some to support the store as well.
Now, I'd buy lesser quality, for spot or a bit less as condition dictates. If I bought from someone inexperienced at say a flea
market, I'd want an even better deal to make it worth it and the risk. (I always laugh at that 'guy' whose been trying
to sell one for +$10 thinking its something special. If however I was selling them at a flea market, I'd only take +$5 over.)
If it were a certain date I needed, maybe a bit more.
Where do you find maroons to sell ASEs for spot or less?
If I were to buy ASE's over spot these days, I'd wait for a good sale say from Apmex on ebay and get a tube of 20,
rather than buy junk. Say I was at a shop and the owner said spot plus $1, I may get some to support the store as well.
Now, I'd buy lesser quality, for spot or a bit less as condition dictates. If I bought from someone inexperienced at say a flea
market, I'd want an even better deal to make it worth it and the risk. (I always laugh at that 'guy' whose been trying
to sell one for +$10 thinking its something special. If however I was selling them at a flea market, I'd only take +$5 over.)
If it were a certain date I needed, maybe a bit more.
Where do you find maroons to sell ASEs for spot or less?
Flea markets and garage sales where people sell older rolls for older prices. They don't follow the prices and don't know any better. Sometimes you have to drive around or walk around for hours but theres deals out there if the person isn't informed. More often you're going to find the guy asking $40/coin who has been trying to sell them for 5 years and still has them.
Needless to say, I did not buy any. Cheers, RickO
If I had a sale up for sometime and the market was dropping, I wouldn't turn down a deal that I knew would be even less in 12 hours, etc. What I think is crazy is that guy that wants $10 over and takes it back home every day.
I can imagine a shop may have stricter criteria.
Where do you find maroons to sell ASEs for spot or less?