silver eagles spot + .99

rawteam1 · July 8, 2014 9:13AM

gainesville
Special Price On 1 Oz American Silver Eagle - Random Year
For a limited time, we are offering an amazing deal on 1 Oz American Silver Eagles Random Years at a discounted price! Act quickly because this price will only be available for a limited time. There is a limit of 5 coins per customer for this amazing offer, and once supplies run out, the deal will be over.

BAJJERFAN · July 8, 2014 9:57AM

At almost $12 shipping, I'll pass.

mariner67 · July 8, 2014 9:57AM

<< gainesville
Special Price On 1 Oz American Silver Eagle - Random Year
For a limited time, we are offering an amazing deal on 1 Oz American Silver Eagles Random Years at a discounted price! Act quickly because this price will only be available for a limited time. There is a limit of 5 coins per customer for this amazing offer, and once supplies run out, the deal will be over. >>

Checking their website that is the price for bank wire transfer payments which require a $2000 minimum order.
Thus, you can't just order 5 ASEs, you have to put together an order of at least $2000 to get this price.
LOL!

OPA · July 8, 2014 9:59AM

<< gainesville
Special Price On 1 Oz American Silver Eagle - Random Year
For a limited time, we are offering an amazing deal on 1 Oz American Silver Eagles Random Years at a discounted price! Act quickly because this price will only be available for a limited time. There is a limit of 5 coins per customer for this amazing offer, and once supplies run out, the deal will be over. >>

You forgot to mention + $11.25 in s&h for each 5 coin order....no thanks

TwoSides2aCoin · July 8, 2014 10:24AM

That's a nice deal for anyone entering , I'm tempted to get 100 of my family members to do this and get a monster box.

TwoSides2aCoin · July 8, 2014 10:31AM

<< That's a nice deal for anyone entering , I'm tempted to get 100 of my family members to do this and get a monster box.

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Entry level, do the math.

$21 + $1 = $22 x 5 coins = $110. + 11.25 = 121.25 divided by five coins =$24.25 per coin delivered.

That's not bad . Just because some might be able to buy for less , this is still a decent entry price. It's not like "gouging".

rawteam1 · July 8, 2014 1:10PM

Lol, sorry guys my bad, trying to get out quick and never checked shipping, should have known...lol...

BAJJERFAN · July 8, 2014 1:26PM

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<< That's a nice deal for anyone entering , I'm tempted to get 100 of my family members to do this and get a monster box.

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Entry level, do the math.

$21 + $1 = $22 x 5 coins = $110. + 11.25 = 121.25 divided by five coins =$24.25 per coin delivered.

That's not bad . Just because some might be able to buy for less , this is still a decent entry price. It's not like "gouging". >>

Add another 3% for a CC or pay by wire which may or may not be free. Mine woulda bin $25 a pop.

PerryHall · July 8, 2014 8:15PM

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<< That's a nice deal for anyone entering , I'm tempted to get 100 of my family members to do this and get a monster box.

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Entry level, do the math.

$21 + $1 = $22 x 5 coins = $110. + 11.25 = 121.25 divided by five coins =$24.25 per coin delivered.

That's not bad . Just because some might be able to buy for less , this is still a decent entry price. It's not like "gouging". >>

Add another 3% for a CC or pay by wire which may or may not be free. Mine woulda bin $25 a pop. >>

I think all the bullion dealers that sell PM's at competitive prices charge extra for payment by credit card. If there any that don't, let me know.

piecesofme · July 8, 2014 8:30PM

Anyone have any 3 or 5 oz poured Engelhards for sale? F the ASE crap

nibanny · July 8, 2014 9:30PM

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Add another 3% for a CC or pay by wire which may or may not be free. Mine woulda bin $25 a pop. >>

I think all the bullion dealers that sell PM's at competitive prices charge extra for payment by credit card. If there any that don't, let me know. >>

Correct PerryHall but most of them accept checks too.

PerryHall · July 8, 2014 9:46PM

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Add another 3% for a CC or pay by wire which may or may not be free. Mine woulda bin $25 a pop. >>

I think all the bullion dealers that sell PM's at competitive prices charge extra for payment by credit card. If there any that don't, let me know. >>

Correct PerryHall but most of them accept checks too. >>

I think they all accept checks, money orders, etc. Of course delivery takes longer because they have to clear before they ship but I never thought that was a big deal for most people who hoard for the long term.

BAJJERFAN · July 8, 2014 10:29PM

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<< That's a nice deal for anyone entering , I'm tempted to get 100 of my family members to do this and get a monster box.

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Entry level, do the math.

$21 + $1 = $22 x 5 coins = $110. + 11.25 = 121.25 divided by five coins =$24.25 per coin delivered.

That's not bad . Just because some might be able to buy for less , this is still a decent entry price. It's not like "gouging". >>

Add another 3% for a CC or pay by wire which may or may not be free. Mine woulda bin $25 a pop. >>

I think all the bullion dealers that sell PM's at competitive prices charge extra for payment by credit card. If there any that don't, let me know. >>

Agree and understood. It's just the most convenient way IMO to handle what to me are nuisance orders.

nibanny · July 8, 2014 11:42PM

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Add another 3% for a CC or pay by wire which may or may not be free. Mine woulda bin $25 a pop. >>

I think all the bullion dealers that sell PM's at competitive prices charge extra for payment by credit card. If there any that don't, let me know. >>

Correct PerryHall but most of them accept checks too. >>

I think they all accept checks, money orders, etc. Of course delivery takes longer because they have to clear before they ship but I never thought that was a big deal for most people who hoard for the long term. >>

Gainesville does not accept checks.

BAJJERFAN · July 8, 2014 11:50PM

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Add another 3% for a CC or pay by wire which may or may not be free. Mine woulda bin $25 a pop. >>

I think all the bullion dealers that sell PM's at competitive prices charge extra for payment by credit card. If there any that don't, let me know. >>

Correct PerryHall but most of them accept checks too. >>

I think they all accept checks, money orders, etc. Of course delivery takes longer because they have to clear before they ship but I never thought that was a big deal for most people who hoard for the long term. >>

Gainesville does not accept checks. >>

I don't have a high roller account with perks, so my bank would whack me $15 for a wire transfer.

PerryHall · July 9, 2014 12:03AM

<< Gainesville does not accept checks. >>

Strange way to run a business. I'm guessing they lose a lot of business by not accepting checks.

Metalsman · July 9, 2014 3:56AM

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<< Gainesville does not accept checks. >>

Strange way to run a business. I'm guessing they lose a lot of business by not accepting checks. >>

Checks are a thing of the PAST.... most business certainly in retail are getting away from accepting them....soon paper checks WILL be a thing of the past.

http://www.businessinsider.com/the-death-of-the-paper-check-2013-3

BAJJERFAN · July 9, 2014 4:26AM

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<< Gainesville does not accept checks. >>

Strange way to run a business. I'm guessing they lose a lot of business by not accepting checks. >>

Checks are a thing of the PAST.... most business certainly in retail are getting away from accepting them....soon paper checks WILL be a thing of the past.

http://www.businessinsider.com/the-death-of-the-paper-check-2013-3 >>

Well, I certainly don't have any aversion to echecks if the bullion houses want to set up to process them. I know Heritage accepts them.

silver eagles spot + .99

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