They received decent grades and match the T3 coins also made by killyou72
Topic: [AUCTION] 1/10 OZ silver sun STARTS AT COST (Read 939 times)
The sales topic is locked, so I thought I would post the picture of the graded 1/10 oz coins here.
They received decent grades and match the T3 coins also made by killyou72
They received decent grades and match the T3 coins also made by killyou72
How much for a coin + shipping to Florida? Don't give me a crazy shipping price please. Throw it in an envelope or something.
The last regular envelope I sent a coin in it came out
that's because (letter ones)envelopes are machine processed and rolled.
the rolling part spits the coin across the room...potentially killing a postal employee.
don't send coins(or keys or rocks or non paper stuff for that matter) in envelopes.
How much for a coin + shipping to Florida? Don't give me a crazy shipping price please. Throw it in an envelope or something.
The last regular envelope I sent a coin in it came out
How much for a coin + shipping to Florida? Don't give me a crazy shipping price please. Throw it in an envelope or something.
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$10 shipping cost is insane. It costs $2.60 max to send these, $3 max with materials. I would bid, but not with paying 300% of my bid in shipping.
I planned on sending them priority mail
Ok. That costs $5.60. First class package is $2.60 or so. I still don't know where $10 comes into play. Seems insanely high and there is no way I would bid with such a high premium on shipping.
The small box priority mail is 8.10 where are you getting 5.60 from
$10 shipping cost is insane. It costs $2.60 max to send these, $3 max with materials. I would bid, but not with paying 300% of my bid in shipping.
I planned on sending them priority mail
Ok. That costs $5.60. First class package is $2.60 or so. I still don't know where $10 comes into play. Seems insanely high and there is no way I would bid with such a high premium on shipping.
10 of these sold via PM at much higher than auction price 
$10 shipping cost is insane. It costs $2.60 max to send these, $3 max with materials. I would bid, but not with paying 300% of my bid in shipping.
I planned on sending them priority mail
$10 shipping cost is insane. It costs $2.60 max to send these, $3 max with materials. I would bid, but not with paying 300% of my bid in shipping.
Could I order a set without holograms?
Gotta be a lot more specific on what you mean.
If the coins in the OP interest you please place a bid
Not taking payments directly for any other coin as it doesn't exist yet.
Could I order a set without holograms?
Id like to have a 1oz, 1/2 oz, and 1/4 oz with holograms and all ready to ship December 1st. I'm going away for at least 8 weeks with no techology very soon so that's why there is a huge delay
Will you start making 1 oz coins after this? I liked series 1 but I'm not a big fan of 1/10 oz coins. ANACS even graded your first coins at MS67. I bet if you make new coins they would grade even higher.
That is quite high rate, holy hell. They graded as high as my Silver Wallet Design 2. Pretty insane if you ask me.I guess these coins aren't as rough as everyone thought to get a grade this high.
Will you start making 1 oz coins after this? I liked series 1 but I'm not a big fan of 1/10 oz coins. ANACS even graded your first coins at MS67. I bet if you make new coins they would grade even higher.
That is quite high rate, holy hell. They graded as high as my Silver Wallet Design 2. Pretty insane if you ask me.Will you start making 1 oz coins after this? I liked series 1 but I'm not a big fan of 1/10 oz coins. ANACS even graded your first coins at MS67. I bet if you make new coins they would grade even higher.
That's really cool.
The next coin I will release will be 1/2 OZ.
Will you start making 1 oz coins after this? I liked series 1 but I'm not a big fan of 1/10 oz coins. ANACS even graded your first coins at MS67. I bet if you make new coins they would grade even higher.
Those belong in a pirate chest.
I'll offer you spot -3% and I'll pay carriage to MJ for it all
so if you wont take spot, maybe lower than spot? as most of your auctions have weird rules?
thanks!
The opening bid, is the opening bid, if I was accepting any lower than the opening bid, than the opening bid would be lower.
.001 BTC = $2.637 x 10 = $26.37 per oz ?
good luck
This is starting at less than the cost of the 1/10 oz blanks.
I know you might find this hard to believe, but when I purchased the blinks from a mint, they did not sell them to be at spot price. Can you believe that? So my cost of the blanks were Spot+$1.0 per blank.
I guess that might have something to do with the fact that they had to take a large amount of silver and get it to weigh exactly 1/10 OZ and be 18MM. But who knows.
Yea i'm sorry to hear you got an order and don't know any of the details and specs on it.
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I know you might find this hard to believe, but when I purchased the blinks from a mint, they did not sell them to be at spot price. Can you believe that? So my cost of the blanks were Spot+$1.0 per blank.
yea $1 per blank over spot was a bit of an oversight, but I doubt it had anything to do with :
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the fact that they had to take a large amount of silver and get it to weigh exactly 1/10 OZ and be 18MM
and :
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But who knows.
you really should have before you made the purchase.that being said, my offer stands at paying you spot silver price and you paying for shipping to escrow, and i would offer to test all 125 coins to verify the .999 purity to help validate your previous sales and this one.
If not, thats cool too, good luck either way
thanks!
Obviously because the mint has to make a profit. But if you can find me somewhere that sells silver blanks for spot price I'll give you $1 per coin that I order for a year
If btc drops enough to where the opening bid is under spot I guess you could place a bid. I would assume you would place a bid
I'll offer you spot -3% and I'll pay carriage to MJ for it all
so if you wont take spot, maybe lower than spot? as most of your auctions have weird rules?
thanks!
The opening bid, is the opening bid, if I was accepting any lower than the opening bid, than the opening bid would be lower.
.001 BTC = $2.637 x 10 = $26.37 per oz ?
good luck
This is starting at less than the cost of the 1/10 oz blanks.
I know you might find this hard to believe, but when I purchased the blinks from a mint, they did not sell them to be at spot price. Can you believe that? So my cost of the blanks were Spot+$1.0 per blank.
I guess that might have something to do with the fact that they had to take a large amount of silver and get it to weigh exactly 1/10 OZ and be 18MM. But who knows.
Yea i'm sorry to hear you got an order and don't know any of the details and specs on it.
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I know you might find this hard to believe, but when I purchased the blinks from a mint, they did not sell them to be at spot price. Can you believe that? So my cost of the blanks were Spot+$1.0 per blank.
yea $1 per blank over spot was a bit of an oversight, but I doubt it had anything to do with :
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the fact that they had to take a large amount of silver and get it to weigh exactly 1/10 OZ and be 18MM
and :
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But who knows.
you really should have before you made the purchase.that being said, my offer stands at paying you spot silver price and you paying for shipping to escrow, and i would offer to test all 125 coins to verify the .999 purity to help validate your previous sales and this one.
If not, thats cool too, good luck either way
thanks!
I'll offer you spot -3% and I'll pay carriage to MJ for it all
so if you wont take spot, maybe lower than spot? as most of your auctions have weird rules?
thanks!
The opening bid, is the opening bid, if I was accepting any lower than the opening bid, than the opening bid would be lower.
.001 BTC = $2.637 x 10 = $26.37 per oz ?
good luck
This is starting at less than the cost of the 1/10 oz blanks.
I know you might find this hard to believe, but when I purchased the blinks from a mint, they did not sell them to be at spot price. Can you believe that? So my cost of the blanks were Spot+$1.0 per blank.
I guess that might have something to do with the fact that they had to take a large amount of silver and get it to weigh exactly 1/10 OZ and be 18MM. But who knows.
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