A coin dealer in my are purchase prices

Darth Walker

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sfwusc

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That seems fair to me. I mean that is more than melt for the 90% and around 80% of melt for the 40%.

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jim4silver

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That is a very good deal for you on both.

You are not going to get coinflation prices on 40%ers unless perhaps you sell to a private individual who is not so bright.

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jrf30

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The price on 40% halves is amazingly high, IMO. The price on 90%'ers is very good, but not as good as the 40% price.

If you are thinking of selling, I'd jump on those prices.

As for me, I'm holding. Waiting to see if this socialism of America that we have started leads to hyper inflation, like i think it shall. Then prices will be a LOT higher.
 

jim4silver

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mistergee said:
For the 40% he pays $3.50 per dollar
For the 90% he pays $10.25 per dollar
ok not to sound stupid....although it wouldn't be the first time,...thats pre dollar...meaning 2 halfs?


Yes. Perhaps a better way to express the value from the dealer would be to say 3.5X face for 40s and 10.25X face for 90s. Most dealers quote the prices that way, instead of per dollar.

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