New Coin Deal

[ChaimMoskowitz]

Nothing here and mine was a minute in.

[rileywiles23]

I doubt this is a good investment, palladium has been the strongest metal, Russia the main producer, but spot palladium is $980, and 15000 coins minted is not that limited. There are some Russian palladium coins-1 ounce- with mintage of 500 that I have and their current price is around $1050.

$400-$500 above cost now....

[yossig]

Nothing here and mine was a minute in.

my Second one is still processing as well

[pfscoins]

I obviously have a vested interest and a biased opinion, but some of these comments here and on those other boards that were deleted are TOTALLY IRRESPONSIBLE.

I had a friend - who didn't even commit to my deal - tell me today that he's thinking about holding this for the "long term" because it's up so strong and the Palladium bla bla...

Go over the list of 10-15 deals I've run in the last 3-4 years on these forums. Not one -not a single one - will you find the current price of the coin/set/medal above what it was at the initial hype stage.

You'll also see that the offer we had then - which we cannot give offers based on temp hyped (fake) prices - was fair and in MOST cases actually higher than where the coins settled.

We had 4-5 deals that didn't even sell out and that the Mint lifted mintage limits which enabled us to buy all the coins we wanted directly from the mint.

Anyway, no time to get into this now.
All the best.
Good Shabbos and a Shana Tova U'Mesuka to all!

[Essen est zich]

USA raised commission and mys did as well. The fun starts...

[davidrotts63]

Too little. Too late.
It goes downhill from here (And I don't mean the commissions)

[sruly]

USA raised commission and mys did as well. The fun starts...

are any of them buying for PFS?

[ExGingi]

It goes downhill from here (And I don't mean the commisons)

+1

[rileywiles23]

I obviously have a vested interest and a biased opinion, but some of these comments here and on those other boards that were deleted are TOTALLY IRRESPONSIBLE.

I had a friend - who didn't even commit to my deal - tell me today that he's thinking about holding this for the "long term" because it's up so strong and the Palladium bla bla...

Go over the list of 10-15 deals I've run in the last 3-4 years on these forums. Not one -not a single one - will you find the current price of the coin/set/medal above what it was at the initial hype stage.

You'll also see that the offer we had then - which we cannot give offers based on temp hyped (fake) prices - was fair and in MOST cases actually higher than where the coins settled.

We had 4-5 deals that didn't even sell out and that the Mint lifted mintage limits which enabled us to buy all the coins we wanted directly from the mint.

Anyway, no time to get into this now.
All the best.
Good Shabbos and a Shana Tova U'Mesuka to all!

Is it responsible to threaten people who want to back out ?

Or give people attitude when they ask for a commission match ?

[knowitall]

It's a tough call. Because what if the value of the coin were to plummet to $1200?
Everyone would still expect PFS, USA, MYS and everyone else to honor their price to those who committed. It's a two way street.
If PFS matches was one guy, they have to match for everyone else. Though I still think they should up it for ppl that ask.

[pfscoins]

Is it responsible to threaten people who want to back out ?

Or give people attitude when they ask for a commission match ?

That depends what you mean by "threaten". I copy and paste the terms people agreed to when they opted in to my deal.

I have been matching the $50 raise, while accurately mentioning, that I don't need to.

This whole ordeal is a bit ridiculous if you asked me.
Thankfully (from this perspective) these type of deals happen once every few years, and the next handful of deals will be the smaller / typical ones where not every T,D&H is trying to screw the next guy.

[pfscoins]

It's a tough call. Because what if the value of the coin were to plummet to $1200?
Everyone would still expect PFS, USA, MYS and everyone else to honor their price to those who committed. It's a two way street.
If PFS matches was one guy, they have to match for everyone else. Though I still think they should up it for ppl that ask.

I have been.

[ChaimMoskowitz]

Ask yourself this. Would you want to deal with a person that is known to back out of deals? Pretty simple to me.

[rileywiles23]

That depends what you mean by "threaten". I copy and paste the terms people agreed to when they opted in to my deal.

I have been matching the $50 raise, while accurately mentioning, that I don't need to.

This whole ordeal is a bit ridiculous if you asked me.
Thankfully (from this perspective) these type of deals happen once every few years, and the next handful of deals will be the smaller / typical ones where not every T,D&H is trying to screw the next guy.

Seems to me that most people weren't aware of any terms, unless you buried them somewhere

[rileywiles23]

I have been.

If your gonna match, then match without the attitude.
Other large groups/buyers all gladly matched with no comment's at all.

[pfscoins]

If your gonna match, then match without the attitude.
Other large groups/buyers all gladly matched with no comment's at all.

My members (thankfully - in this regard), are from all over the place and most are not involved in this back and forth of different groups etc.

[shulem92]

It's a tough call. Because what if the value of the coin were to plummet to $1200?
Everyone would still expect PFS, USA, MYS and everyone else to honor their price to those who committed. It's a two way street.
If PFS matches was one guy, they have to match for everyone else. Though I still think they should up it for ppl that ask.

i personally stick with my buyer no matter the commission wars altz hakaras hatoiv.
just pointing out though, that were the price to plummet you can return it to the mint...

[ExGingi]

i personally stick with my buyer no matter the commission wars altz hakaras hatoiv.
just pointing out though, that were the price to plummet you can return it to the mint...

+1
Though that doesn't preclude asking for an increase in this case.

[a good yeshiva bachur]

i personally stick with my buyer no matter the commission wars altz hakaras hatoiv.
just pointing out though, that were the price to plummet you can return it to the mint...

Was thinking along the same lines...

[davidrotts63]

Was thinking along the same lines...

So your buyers may think of respecting you