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Yep, as the title states - my small order from Aydin Coin showed up today. Got my Predatory Canada coin for the series and 2 ASE's (2018) - the one to update the Dansco!! I love ordering from them as I NEVER had a spotted coin and never had to return anything - NO, not associated with them, just pleased. My local coin dealer, Finish it    *** Moved by Staff to a more appropriate forum. ***Edited by Mark1959
09/08/2018 9:56 pm
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Very nice!.....and in the Dansco! That album looks great!  ! I may have to check out Aydin Coins. You gotta get those coins off your work bench!  Edited by USSID18
09/08/2018 7:45 pm
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Right USSID18! The wrench gives me all kinds of nightmares
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Aydin never sent me bad coins - BUT gotta wait for their specials. Oh yeah - sentimental value - I found that on a side table next to my dad's chair where he sat while watching TV when I cleaned their house out after he passed - that wrench will NEVER leave where it is at On my computer table!
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09/08/2018 8:02 pm
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The sentimental value for your dad's things is admirable. That wrench looks like it has a lot of history and memories behind it.
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If you bought from your local coin shop, I assume you looked at the coins and didn't see the milk spots either. Not sure you can blame them. Did they do an exchange?
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Nice coins, Mark -- I like seeing ASEs in a Dansco like that. And I'll have to check out Aydin. I'm mostly a JMB guy but at the end of the day it's all about the best deal + best quality, even (especially?) when dealing with that grey area between bullion and numismatic. What I mean by that is if I'm truly going to stack silver, I stack rounds and bars where I get the best deal (lowest price over spot per ounce). I do collect ASE bullion as well, but I tend to collect only one or two a year as the markups are much higher for ASEs than for generic rounds and bars and such. As a result, they mainly end up in my albums. Which means while they're intended to be investment quality, they're mostly numismatic for me. This post should probably go in the US:NCLT or Precious Metals forums. |
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Quote: I do collect ASE bullion Everynow and then - yes - Aydin is a touch high on the spot but coins are spot free - That's all I got to say! |
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I also think those Eagles look great in your album.
I'm going to give Aydin coin a look. Thanks!
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I'm going to give Aydin coin a look. Thanks! Yeah, I learned the hard way. I kept getting milk spot ASE's from alot of bullion sellers for a cheap price but 5.99 S&H - returning was a pain, but with Aydin I've never had a bad coin. BUT , you gotta wait for their specials - just sayin! |
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I checked out their website and it looks good. I will take your advice and wait for specials. I am trying to fill an album with problem-free ASEs and I have found it difficult finding a good source for them, so this is some great info for me. Thank you
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They are over $3 per round more than Provident, who routinely beats all other vendors in price.
Nothing wrong tho with sticking with what you know.
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Provident, I usually only am able to buy a few coins at a time so with Provident the 5.95 shipping usually equals out the price. |
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