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My Collection...suggestions On What To Do Now.

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 Posted 01/05/2014  3:08 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add h1cks to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
For what it is worth, silver has been down this year. I'm not sure when it is coming back but if you are just selling for melt it might be worthwhile to hang onto until prices rebound a bit.
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 Posted 01/05/2014  5:21 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add just carl to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I have a habit of using Albums. And as one gets full, I start a second, then third, etc. The method is to try to find a higher grade coin that is in set #1. When I find ont, it goes into set #1, the one from #1 goes to #2. The one from #2 goes to #3 and on and on. Eventually the coins from the last set in the mess goes into a 2x2 and then into a box waiting for a new Album. I am well into 9 of those 2 row Red Whitman cardboard boxes full of duplicates in 2x2's. Simce all of the ones in those boxes are the worstest of the collection, not to expensive and sort of a waste of space.
So one day I asked several dealers I know what they would give me for those. I did have a list of what they were. All dealers said the same thing. NOT MUCH. Really great reason to continue making new Albums. It is a hobby so if it's going to be a thousand Albums some day, so be it.
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I'm not a fan of well worn coins, I prefer bright, shiny new looking ones. I sold all of my worn coins with any numismatic value in order to purchase the only bright, shiny coins I can afford, modern silver proofs. I do occasionally buy the older 90%ers but only in AU or better and if it's a fair deal.

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Good luck with your transition. I cannot offer much advice. Luckily I have never wanted to do upgrades, which is one reason why I have never sold a coin (the other being sentiment).


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