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thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby misteroman » Wed Mar 14, 2012 10:05 pm

I have a guy that got shops of me looking to liquidate some coons. Turned out they are ngc ms 70 eagles many first releases as well. He's just looking to sell for gild bullion as it was an inheritance. We called 2 local dealers to verify price and highest was 1600. I can buy them for that. My question is should I hold or trade them for au graded saints or ungraded eagles. More gold for the same money or so im thinking! Also could trade adam for a semi of copper but that would just be silly!! :mrgreen:
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby highroller4321 » Wed Mar 14, 2012 10:09 pm

misteroman wrote:I have a guy that got shops of me looking to liquidate some coons. Turned out they are ngc ms 70 eagles many first releases as well. He's just looking to sell for gild bullion as it was an inheritance. We called 2 local dealers to verify price and highest was 1600. I can buy them for that. My question is should I hold or trade them for au graded saints or ungraded eagles. More gold for the same money or so im thinking! Also could trade adam for a semi of copper but that would just be silly!! :mrgreen:



That would not be silly. You would be money ahead in 3-5 years.. :)
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby misteroman » Wed Mar 14, 2012 10:46 pm

LOL I just read the post again and my is spell check on a phone funny. I'm going to leave it as is for the humor tho. If there are any nicer 93's or 89 CC's in them crates we may be able to talk.
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby OneBiteAtATime » Wed Mar 14, 2012 10:52 pm

I for one can see no reason to ever buy a coon. I don't care whether It's graded ms or au or anything. Coons are mean and nasty. Autocorrect can kill ya.
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby OneBiteAtATime » Wed Mar 14, 2012 10:56 pm

But seriously. If you want to own gold, and you can get it ms70 under spot. Just keep it. If you have bullion in a lower grade, sell some of that to offset the cost.
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby misteroman » Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:05 pm

Well if not a coon, how about a honeybadger? I heard they are cccrraaaazzzzyyyy .
My thoughts are for every 5 or so ms70's, I should get an extra ounce. Look what ppl pay for ms70 ase's
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby slickeast » Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:57 pm

I would probably hold on to them for a little while. Where else can you get ms-70 for spot? I would just like to have them in my personal collection of nicer pieces
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby Market Harmony » Thu Mar 15, 2012 9:05 am

I would buy a honey badger any day. They are pretty badass. I would have it guard my shop from bad guys and cobras.
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby SoFa » Thu Mar 15, 2012 12:16 pm

It makes sense, trade in the plastic for more gold.
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby dannan14 » Thu Mar 15, 2012 9:10 pm

Market Harmony wrote:I would buy a honey badger any day. They are pretty badass. I would have it guard my shop from bad guys and cobras.


i thought mongoose were cobra specialists.....or is that the same thing as a honey badger?
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Re: thoughts on graded ms70 gold

Postby rsk1963 » Thu Mar 15, 2012 9:35 pm

Market Harmony wrote:I would buy a honey badger any day. They are pretty badass. I would have it guard my shop from bad guys and cobras.


There are several cobras in the Armstrong county area. :shock:
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