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Alex in PA.

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  1. On 8/30/2021 at 9:43 AM, Quintus Arrius said:

    I can forward it to our dear old friend @Ratzie33

    Some say he migrated to a small town in France.  Others say he is being anonymous and posting under now Rubicon posts as Detector Kay who posted as Patelnumis who posted as Rocky100 who posted as Robylu52 or maybe ……Elaqnore8

    "Where, oh where, are you tonight?

    Why did you leave us here all alone?

    We searched the web over and thought we found your real Error,

    But you found another Forum, and -- You was gone."

  2. On 8/17/2021 at 11:19 PM, David Wier said:

    What are ASEs?

    You now know ASE's, they are called on Coin Forums, People have taken to collecting bullion coins and the TPGs were more than happy to evaluate and encapsulate these bullion coins.  I have purchased, and saved 'bullion' but dot not collect it nor do I have it graded.  I 'flip' it.  Good luck OP on your future endeavors. 

  3. I agree 100% with Rummy13 but I will always applaud and support a collector.  The problem being, and pay attention to VKurtB, who gives a clear look at the US Mint in Philadelphia who is selling Class B ASEs to collectors at Class A prices.  Do not be surprised if, after a few years, your encapsulated (NGC, PCGS) ASEs developed spots.  It seems this is the 'nature of the beast'.  Good luck but I would just hold them in their original packing.

  4. On 8/7/2021 at 3:34 PM, Jason Abshier said:

    I see it this way the value of ASE or royal mint products is equal to same as 1oz silver private round to begin with

    Exactly.  Maybe Walter will tell us which a dealer will pay more for;  1 Ounce American Silver Eagle or an Englehard 1 Ounce Silver Round?  The dealer treats them both the same.    A dealer pays the lowest possible price he/she can buy at and sells at the highest possible price.  

  5. On 8/7/2021 at 2:19 PM, Jason Abshier said:

    I didn’t feel like digging it out to take pictures

    That's quite okay.  That describes exactly what I meant.  I could complain to the high heavens about Bullion dealers but I've bought and if the price of Gold went lower I'd buy again.  And I'me not particular; I'll buy Coin type or Ingot type.  I have some Englehard 5 ounce bars that date back to the 70's that I believe (don't remember exactly) cost me about $14.00 per ounce.  But Gold Bullion is my passion.  Coins, bars, nuggets whatever I'm a sucker for it.  Would love to see Gold, ah and Silver, go way down so I could buy again.

    Unless we hold on to our Bullion until such times as there's a real jump in the market we will never get the dealers to pay us a good price.  Seems they all want to become millionaires.  Well, what about us?  Can't we "wet our beaks" a little too?  xD

    PS:  Chek out the Coin Marketplace.