Who says the market is weak?
coindeuce
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NOT ME. We just brokered a deal which involved 35 bags (that's $35K face) of 90%. And the owner has held it since before the 1980 bull market. 
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
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<< <i>NOT ME. We just brokered a deal which involved 35 bags (that's $35K face) of 90%. And the owner has held it since before the 1980 bull market.
Ugh!!! Sounds like an estate settlement or someone has thrown in the towel after 30 years.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
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<< <i>NOT ME. We just brokered a deal which involved 35 bags (that's $35K face) of 90%. And the owner has held it since before the 1980 bull market.
Ugh!!! Sounds like an estate settlement or someone has thrown in the towel after 30 years. >>
Not so. The owner got tired of paying vault storage. The proceeds have entered your field.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.american-legacy-coins.com
very impressive!! what a daunting task looking through all this for key dates.....may i volunteer my services?
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I perceive the coin market to be strong, or weak, based on how coins sell as individuals, for numismatic values....not as melt value coins.
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
Ugh!
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
Congratulations!
Ray
<< <i>NOT ME. We just brokered a deal which involved 35 bags (that's $35K face) of 90%. And the owner has held it since before the 1980 bull market.
The info you provided says nothing about the strength of the market. Now tell us how much you paid for the coins and what they were; that would say a lot.
jim
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<< <i>NOT ME. We just brokered a deal which involved 35 bags (that's $35K face) of 90%. And the owner has held it since before the 1980 bull market.
Ugh!!! Sounds like an estate settlement or someone has thrown in the towel after 30 years. >>
Not so. The owner got tired of paying vault storage. The proceeds have entered your field. >>
So he has thrown in the towel.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
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<< <i>NOT ME. We just brokered a deal which involved 35 bags (that's $35K face) of 90%. And the owner has held it since before the 1980 bull market.
Ugh!!! Sounds like an estate settlement or someone has thrown in the towel after 30 years. >>
Not so. The owner got tired of paying vault storage. The proceeds have entered your field. >>
So he has thrown in the towel.
if you have to pay to store the silver any rise in value will be eaten up by fees. closet? attic? basement? if this is not enough room you should be investing in something else? if it costs more than a SDB is it worth it?
and we still want to know what you got and what you paid AND WE NEED PICS
i just reread your OP and first thing is NOT ME
whats up with that???
<< <i>Who says the market is weak?
NOT ME. We just brokered a deal which involved 35 bags (that's $35K face) of 90%. And the owner has held it since before the 1980 bull market.
I think there's a big difference between the coin market and the precious metals market, and one should define which they are talking about when using only the term "market".
Coin's for sale/trade.
Tom Pilitowski
US Rare Coin Investments
800-624-1870
One more thing, there is a local guy here that it is the same boat. Not quite that much but has about 15 bags. He was one of the big PM bulls waiting for the 25.00 mark that never came and is now sweatin"'''
EDITED TO ADD: I guess after realizing his silver was worth about $70,000 less than it was 6 months ago, he decided to get out!
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