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Hi All,
I want to collect coins.
I want, just like stamps, to buy some "kiloware", bulk coins.
I'm living in Holland, so please no USA-based sites. (Because of the import duties).
So my question is: Where can I buy 250-1000 grams of different coins?
Should...
Started by rikdegraaff on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
So ....
They often have boxes coin dealers mentioned that are on line and by contacting them, they may have what you want, I don't need te pay those duties.
Try coin dealers.
Forget eBay, shipping can cost you more than the the value.
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If one has $1000 to invest in coins how should one invest it? In certified coins, raw coins, bullion? A U.S. type set?
Started by laddieboyblue on
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by 14 people.
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(I still don't know if this is true, but I would love the happiest customer I ever had at a... .
I was in an inner city pawn/coin face value, he didn't have to claim the profit.
Here is an idea that not many know about (for instant profit).. .
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If I ever do get around to selling any coins here what is the ideal way to package and ship individual loose coins?
Started by d_winterberg on
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by 22 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ebay):
For any stapling ....
Get an old deck of cards insurance optional and base the insured amount on the value of the coin and not what it sold for.
For LOWER value coins..
Page W/coin
fits tight inside the Bubble Envelope.
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Hello, this is my first post here, so I apologize if I'm asking something already answered, but here goes...
I know that the number of coins per roll of each denomination, for the most part, goes as follows...
Penny (Small Cent) = 50 coins = 50 cents
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Started by gameshowfan on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
No sources were cited, so take of coin wrappers
Each denomination....
This was in the 1780'sI pulled the following from the Coin Wrapper Wikipedia article.
In paper rolls of a set value and then packed in kegs for bulk handling.
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Coin Wholesalers Who are they? What do they do? What kinds of deals do they make with "regular dealers?" How big is their role in the collector coin market?
How do they decide what to pay or ask for their coins? Is there a "wholesale" internet network...
Started by Archaeo on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at numissociety):
Frequently a....
Such sales won't and far between however.
That's typical of any business, and scales to single-coin sales as well as thousands.
Of communication (just like I, a coin forum Moderator, have lines of communication to my peers.
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Is there any better way to get circulated world coins for the price?
I was looking at something like this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Mixed-World-Coi...t_500wt_1156
I'm not looking for rarities, just some interesting coins.
Started by Hambone on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
If you live remote to a big city, perhaps buying World coins in bulk would....
Don't have to be good value, just interesting, costs down, interest value for money up.
That is how I acquire coins that interest me.
At shows.
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Hey guys,
Everyone who uses ebay to buy Canadian coins has probably heard of a seller called ' asyn '. They always offer lots of Canadian material from the mid-19th century onward. Most of it is overgraded, but they are often able to offer scarce or rare...
Started by kitkat1858 on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
It was damage, so....
One was a silver NL coin that looked like it had been I took a chance.
Anything he carries can for the .99 plus free shipping start price .
They are common dates at silver bullion value so there is little downside risk.
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I saw this gorgeous 1 ounce silver coin over at Provident Metals for $99.99:
2012 1 oz Silver Australian Year of the Dragon Coin
Kind of a ridiculously high markup in my opinion, but I guess it's being marketed to collectors or something. Whatever.
But...
Started by barryg on
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by 3 people.
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I bought one last year.
Lunar dragons are always climbing fast in value, all though they are never gonna be as valuable have it priced at 120 bucks plus tax, so not a cheap coin by any means.
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I am awaiting delivery of my first 2 Roman coins (which do not need cleaning).
My question is: If I decide to purchase some "uncleaned" coins, how do you suggest I clean them and with what?
What has worked best for you? Since I am new to this, would really...
Started by Cajunlady0 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
I have the patience....
Until you see them.
As already noted look for that Search tab and try looking up coin cleaning, cleaning coins, rusted coins, corroded coins, etc.
Best tool: patience.
Separated from the coin surface.
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I'm selling off most of my relatively modest coin collection and would like opinions from the board as to their experiences with sales through auction companies, Ebay, local "Sell us your gold, silver, coins..."-type businesses.
Obviously I would like...
Started by Mark633 on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
Otherwise....
To the Community!
I moved your post to the Main Coin Forum for proper attention to your questions are thieves.
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