Posted 10/14/2014 1:14 pm
I would hop on them for the prices you already have if they would grade out atleast as good. In Indiana, it's $1 for post 1900 IHC. $2 for common dates before 1900. Dated buffaloes in the thirties and partial twenties bufs are .75. One dealer has a junk box of wheats for .07 apiece.
Junk silver seems to move fast anywhere do to the noncollectors who are stackers. I would be prepared to hold on the inventory for longer than you would your junk silver. People will cherrypick the box for dates they need and good values leaving behind the junk. They will be a lot less likely just to hoard the coins no matter the date like silver. I would definitely price it where you pay less if buy more of them. Like 10 for the price of 8 or 9. People love a deal and will likely part with more money that way then they would otherwise.
Junk silver seems to move fast anywhere do to the noncollectors who are stackers. I would be prepared to hold on the inventory for longer than you would your junk silver. People will cherrypick the box for dates they need and good values leaving behind the junk. They will be a lot less likely just to hoard the coins no matter the date like silver. I would definitely price it where you pay less if buy more of them. Like 10 for the price of 8 or 9. People love a deal and will likely part with more money that way then they would otherwise.
