I learned my lesson the hard way, bought many limited mintage gold, platinum, palladium coins and sometimes even when the metal goes up you might end up losing money on the coins because of the premium you paid over spot. Those coins are the bread and butter of brokers, they try to push them to the ignorant buyers, the best coins to buy are the ones that have no premiums, that is if you are buying a gold coin, and spot gold is $1200 you can buy an American Eagle, Buffalo, or Canadian Maple Leaf among others for $1215 or $1220. If gold goes up your coin moves up the same amount. Now if you go buy a numismatic coin let us say a Liberty for $3800 , some time even if gold goes up, since you paid $2600 over spot or melt, you might lose big.
If you didn’t commit to selling this coin to anyone please PM for a good offer.
Per board rules, you need to post a price.
Profit of $700 you mean?..Also, not sure there's much you can do if the buyer claims that he got a different coin, and opens a case to get his money back.
Looking for $1900. Brooklyn.
Buyers on eBay can file for SNAD (significantly not as described) for no real reason up to 90 from the sale date and eBay will force you to fully refund them. They can claim that the sealed box didn’t contain a coin and then you need to fight it out with the mint. Just some of the risks of eBay...
Thanks to all who sold to me, I’ll match any legit offers and can provide shipping labels if necessary.
what's so special about this coin that the demand is so high?Even had friends tell me they're holding on to this for 5-10 years have no clue why?