What Coin Dealers Should Be Paying For Your Coins u0026 Bullion

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Title	:	What Coin Dealers Should Be Paying For Your Coins u0026 Bullion
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Comment from : CoinHELPu

Appreciate your honesty Education is still the key
Comment from : Joe Ferranto

My led here in Green Bay only pays 2 dollars over spot on eagles
Comment from : bobo james

Hello Daniel, Spot on Keep up the good work you do Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Donnie 65 (not your average guy)

Very informative
Comment from : Subway Joe from Brooklyn

What other business can survive on 15 Clearly you have lines out the door, or way too many desperate coun dealers in your area
Comment from : Armen Moloian

I was buying painted silver eagles and soaking them in lacquer thinner Didn't hurt the silver, and there are no pits to uncover in uncirculated bullion so they look great Do have some interesting toning only on the field Would not do this to real circulated coins
Comment from : Uncle Fester

Daniel thank you for all you do I'm new at this I do have a 1969's penny in a 1936 plus the 37 and a few other Rare Coins I believe can you help me
Comment from : Steven

thanks for another great lesson we have our grandchildren watching and learning form u!!
Comment from : Kimberly Stires

Shop for a dealer like you shop for a seller and market always changes
Comment from : HD Dyna lowrider

I'm just sitting on my coins, waiting to see what the markets do, these are wierd days I try not to get in situations where I'm even remotely desperate for cash so I can afford to sit on them I've also been boycotting the general economy to save money
Comment from : Nobody1962

I have a 194something Pennies and the observer side it missing the last number of date the other side is wheat penne
Comment from : BFF GIRL

eBay fee for selling coins and bullion was recently raised to 1325 With margins already thin, the high eBay fees make it difficult to turn a consistent profit
Comment from : Dr Matey

Very good video Sir Thanks for sharing!!!
Comment from : BigDaddyHoffman1911

Very true that prices vary by dealer location and reach of e-commerce sites, whether auction houses or the large bullion firms I empathize with a small dealer balancing the need for inventory and risk of carrying the cost of that inventory When it comes to the most commodity areas of the market, there are systemic challenges competing with e-commerce brbrI ended up selling a couple of common slabbed double eagles and a small quantity of ASE to one of the big e-commerce firms after failing to find a dealer at local coin shows who would pay anywhere near greysheet The scale and reach of the e-commerce firm allows them to post real time buy prices that are competitive at greysheet, with instant price lock and an easy shipping processbrbrVery different for numismatic coins, where unique characteristics and eye appeal determine pricebrbrThanks Daniel for your insights
Comment from : MarkB

sir i have one pound elizabeth coin value 2016/ brbrWho will buy from me?brthank you so much
Comment from : daily work success

Excellent video! Everyone should watch and implement the wisdom given Sharing this video with family, friends and neighbors
Comment from : Carl Childs

I enjoyed this video
Comment from : CoinMan 5000

A Dealer’s Want is Aways What’s in it For Me
Comment from : Kevin Bye

Broadcast added value
Comment from : P D

More importantly, thank you for all your time and effort on your videos Alot of the great debates in coins and bullion trading are covered Good views for all that watch
Comment from : Gainey Johnson