If you had a $2,000 store credit.
CoInSide7
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What would you buy?
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CoInSide7
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What kind of store are we talking about?
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If I can't find anything I need from the store, I will get gift cards then exchange for cash somewhere else.
Of course.................I'll have to think about what I would buy
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Proof Barber Quarter or Half.
Proof Walking Liberty Half.
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A $2,000 visa gift card
Depends on what they have in stock.
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
I would likely add to my bullion stack.... unless there was something there that absolutely jumped out at me....does not often happen and adding to the bullion stack is a nice hedge. Cheers, RickO
I left out the part about wanting the 1936 half specifically.
a nice bust half and or a bust quarter.
I’d much rather have cash than store credit. Platinum ought to be very liquid without much spread so I can’t imagine you’re going to get much more in credit than you would in cash.
I would cash out immediately and not leave any store credit sitting around a bullion shop. 2000 would buy a gold eagle and some 90% with the change. Can always cash that in when ready....
Beef tenderloin.
Like you need an answer ? Seriously ? Start selling and never count your chickens until the eggs are hatched.
Don't ask for store credit, ask for overtime.
Bulk silver dimes and quarters.
Sure wouldn't be bullion. Maybe a AU58 or low MS 1955 DDO Lincoln Cent.
When the SHTF my circ 1964 silver quarter is going to get me a moldy roll while your 1838 AU will get you 2 rolls.
I'd go for $175 face 90% junk silver
wait till gold dips and buy Gold
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Do they have hookers and blow in stock?
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
If I had to spend it probably modern commemorative $5 gold at or near melt or junk silver. Both are as good as cash when you find something else you really want and better than cash if the dodo does hit the fan.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
Half dimes!
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Since I'm on a gold kick lately, perhaps a nice MS66 Saint?
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Gold at melt
Lafayette Grading Set
I would complete my albums for Franklin's, roosies, and washer try, then a 2 1/2 dollar gold piece..Thanks rln
Let's see, I'll take 400 1968 Proof sets at $5 each. I just want to help get rid of them.....
The prettiest Saint I could buy with $2000
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Yeah................that's the ticket! I never did get me one of those.
Pete
Colonial.
Darkside
IF you are getting more in credit than if you took a cash commission, then I would consider a collector coin only if they have exactly what you want at a good price. Otherwise, take bullion that is very liquid.
Store credit in an overpriced store is no bargain....
Just save a little more and buy the store.
Or you could put the money toward a photobucket upgrade.
They're always in stock where I live. I've been offered both on my way to work at 1am. Great area!
PCGS 64 Saint, PCGS 65 Gettysburg 50c
Having just sold some modern commems, I would caution AGAINST buying any to flip. Maybe if you are holding long term, you may be ok, but if planning to sell anytime soon, not worth it.
I got 98.5% of spot when I sold. That was considered a "good" price, selling to a dealer.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
I hear what you are saying. I wouldn't be buying them to flip. I can sell for 98% or 98.5% at my local monthly show and typically buy at melt when they are available. So... 1.5% or 2% spread if I want to sell and buy something else or possibly make a small profit on a small increase in the price of gold.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
Do they sell beer at this store?
hic...hic.............
A nice higher grade 1896 S Barber quarter
BHNC #203
I'd take the credit as cash.