closed Spoiled Coins - Ebay purchase (how low can you go!)

[SoulUK]

I suppose this is almost like a reverse, reverse auction. Let me know how low you can sell 15oz's on eBay for.

I'm going to be buying 15oz of silver from the bay (spending nectar points) , at current price i can get it for just under 290 (shipping included)

Is there anyone here who has Milked/Toned/Dink'ed coins they can do a better deal with?

Only want currency backed coins (preferably brits/eagles/maples)

I will be buying these within the coming week, so let me know what best deals you can give

thanks all

[Danny-boy]

15% fees might harm you here.

Seller gets about £16.50 per ounce at £290 for 15oz, and has to pay to ship them.

With spot at mid 14's, you may struggle.

[SoulUK]

Yea, i know its tight, but i thought i might as well ask before i spent.

Hoping someone has a £1 seller fee tucked away and they have milked coins. lol

[valentsilver]

15 minutes ago, SoulUK said:

I suppose this is almost like a reverse, reverse auction. Let me know how low you can sell 15oz's on eBay for.

I'm going to be buying 15oz of silver from the bay (spending nectar points) , at current price i can get it for just under 290 (shipping included)

Is there anyone here who has Milked/Toned/Dink'ed coins they can do a better deal with?

Only want currency backed coins (preferably brits/eagles/maples)

I will be buying these within the coming week, so let me know what best deals you can give

thanks all

are you buying Milked/Toned/Dink'ed coins for melting purposes m8? ..only asking as I wondered why not buying bars...they'r usually cheaper than coins (even milky)  

[sixgun]

12 minutes ago, valentsilver said:

are you buying Milked/Toned/Dink'ed coins for melting purposes m8? ..only asking as I wondered why not buying bars...they'r usually cheaper than coins (even milky)  

 

Where do you see bars sold in the UK that are cheaper than coins? In the US yes but not in Europe.

[sovereignsteve]

57 minutes ago, SoulUK said:

I suppose this is almost like a reverse, reverse auction. Let me know how low you can sell 15oz's on eBay for.

I'm going to be buying 15oz of silver from the bay (spending nectar points) , at current price i can get it for just under 290 (shipping included)

Is there anyone here who has Milked/Toned/Dink'ed coins they can do a better deal with?

Only want currency backed coins (preferably brits/eagles/maples)

I will be buying these within the coming week, so let me know what best deals you can give

thanks all

I assume you need to pay by paypal to spend your nectar points but even so, I should be able to do something withing the 290, assuming I am able to change an ebay listing I currently have on a £1 max final fee. I was going to withdraw it anyway for other reasons. Anyone know if this is possible? It would need a major change including title etc.

[Bullionbilly]

8 minutes ago, sovereignsteve said:

I assume you need to pay by paypal to spend your nectar points but even so, I should be able to do something withing the 290, assuming I am able to change an ebay listing I currently have on a £1 max final fee. I was going to withdraw it anyway for other reasons. Anyone know if this is possible? It would need a major change including title etc.

Im pretty sure it can be done.  Ive had to do it in the past.

[gazer]

If you go to revise your listing and try that it might work.

[jayboat]

I have 2013 polar bears x10, 2016 brits x55 and 2015 elephants x16 you can have for £17 on oz, you pay postage. Mostly milked but other wise in perfect condition in tubes, elephants are in quadrum capsules. I also have the birds of pray series you have have for £18 an oz. 

 

[SoulUK]

7 minutes ago, jayboat said:

I have 2013 polar bears x10, 2016 brits x55 and 2015 elephants x16 you can have for £17 on oz, you pay postage. Mostly milked but other wise in perfect condition in tubes, elephants are in quadrum capsules. I also have the birds of pray series you have have for £18 an oz. 

 

You can do £17 an oz though eBay? or is that £17 an oz + fees

[jayboat]

Sorry i have made a misunderstood something. never mind