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Mike Rest in Peace United States 2884 Posts	Posted 03/23/2005 06:57 am Howdy Crew! Again,while suffering through a bit of insomnia,and prompted by Fred's inquiry about "Coin Vault" I was flipping channels and stumbled on the pitch for the new "First Strike OGP 2005 Silver Eagle Proofsâ€ about an hour ago. Remember these are currently available from the Mint for $27.95 and $4.95 S&H...total...$32.80...(just got mine a few days ago) Well the folks at "Coin Vault" will re-ship these 2005's to you right now in "OGPs" for $59.96 and $4.99 S&H...total...$64.95[:0][:0][:0] Why that's only a 100% mark up and you better hurry "cause their flyin' out the door at this price point and we don't know when we'll get any more" What a way to make a living!!! Of course you could chose the "Bargain regular SAE for only $29.95 plus $4.99 S&H...Wow!!! Report this Post to the Staff

national dealer Pillar of the Community United States 2724 Posts	Posted 03/23/2005 08:51 am The worst part about these shows is the simple fact that they truely sell a ton of coins. More than most dealers combined. If you can find the TV bargain at twice the value that is truely a TV bargain. Most I see are 3 to 4 times anything that most dealers charge. I love the Morgan hoards. These 10 AU to BU coins for only $480. You even get all 3 1921 Morgans. That elusive "D" minted Morgan. Of course we all know how hard that is to find. Especially in AU. That lofty dealer bid of $11.75 is way out of reach of us average collectors and dealers. I do sit and watch this show though. Just keeps me shaking my head and wondering where do they find enough suckers to keep it going. Report this Post to the Staff
Mike Rest in Peace United States 2884 Posts	Posted 03/23/2005 09:16 am quote: Originally posted by national dealer The worst part about these shows is the simple fact that they truely sell a ton of coins. More than most dealers combined. If you can find the TV bargain at twice the value that is truely a TV bargain. Most I see are 3 to 4 times anything that most dealers charge. I love the Morgan hoards. These 10 AU to BU coins for only $480. You even get all 3 1921 Morgans. That elusive "D" minted Morgan. Of course we all know how hard that is to find. Especially in AU. That lofty dealer bid of $11.75 is way out of reach of us average collectors and dealers. I do sit and watch this show though. Just keeps me shaking my head and wondering where do they find enough suckers to keep it going. Alright,I admit it I'm a closet "watcher" but "Coin Country"is way more fun!!!Mike Edited by Mike 03/23/2005 09:17 am Report this Post to the Staff
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