Tried to Sell

usatc · Mar 13, 2011

And the guy at IDC ("we give you the best prices for your gold and silver!") offered my $3 per for my 90's and $1.25 for my 40%'s. I had the coinflation price list printed out with me and he said "that is the dealer price".

Are you kidding me?!? Needless to say, I didn't sell anything Friday.

timbobwey · Mar 13, 2011

Wow, you can find a better buyer for sure. There is a shop where I live where they are paying almost $5 per 40% right now, and over $10 per 90%. Just call around and talk to different shops. If they are getting large amounts of coins they will pay more, sounds like the guy you talked to must be a small time pawn shop or something. Much luck to you, just don't settle for anything less than $4 per 40%.

quiksilver · Mar 13, 2011

Depending where you live you might have to mail them. Many on this forum like where they send them and will be able to give advice on that.

Where i live in NY i have access to many coin shows some of whom have gr8 buy or sell prices so thats where i go when in the mood to sell. The funny part is some times i go to sell [like the Clifton NJ show] but the prices arent good enuf for me and i end up buying more because some dealers had silver below melt.

I found the Parsippinay NJ and the White Plains NY shows to have gr8 buy and sell prices.

SFBayArea · Mar 13, 2011

usatc said:
And the guy at IDC ("we give you the best prices for your gold and silver!") offered my $3 per for my 90's and $1.25 for my 40%'s. I had the coinflation price list printed out with me and he said "that is the dealer price".

Are you kidding me?!? Needless to say, I didn't sell anything Friday.

What is IDC stand for? You can bypass a lot of dealers by using Craigslist.. or sell to APMEX, Tulving