USA dealers that sell gift vouchers?

[ChrisSilver]

Does anyone know if there are any US precious metals dealers that sell gift cards? I would like to start some prize draws to encourage trade in the US section on the forum but shipping coins from the U.K. isn’t really a viable option (especially if initially it will be a weekly or biweekly occurance)

[StackSellRepeat]

20 minutes ago, ChrisSIlver said:

Does anyone know if there are any US precious metals dealers that sell gift cards? I would like to start some prize draws to encourage trade in the US section on the forum but shipping coins from the U.K. isn’t really a viable option (especially if initially it will be a weekly or biweekly occurance)

I’ll do some enquiry's & get back to you Chris🤞some dealers do, as it’s an Brilliant idea especially for the forum 😉

[999magnum]

I will too. One thing that I never noticed is that Gainsville coins has an office in the UK. 

https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/help/contactus

 

[999magnum]

JM Bullion- 👎

 

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12 hours ago, ChrisSIlver said:

Does anyone know if there are any US precious metals dealers that sell gift cards? I would like to start some prize draws to encourage trade in the US section on the forum but shipping coins from the U.K. isn’t really a viable option (especially if initially it will be a weekly or biweekly occurance)

Spoke to few guys, no one really has any knowledge on actual gift cards besides those cards which have attached coins/bars which you give out as gifts. I don’t think this is something that’s available on the market as of yet, Just a thought Chris as the forum possibly is Europeanmints largest clientele base maybe we could discuss with them regarding a gift card option..... If so it would workout out pretty positive for (EM) as they would get a larger customer base, where all aware of silver premiums in the North America are extremely lower compare to what we see in Europe & you would ask whats the point why would our fellow stacker/collectors from across the pond purchase the same products at a higher premium than what they can get them ? I do believe EM get most of there stock from the states, but EU more than likely also works with private companies/mints i.e firms from Germany who specialise in coloured coins for instance which is currently a big hit worldwide & certain items sell at a higher premium in North America compare to what they go for in Europe or possibly other European minted products with low mintages which aren’t available across the pond or sell at higher premiums..... Just a thought  

 

[Lr103]

Another thought is that many dealers sell direct on eBay, including APMEX, Pinehurst, Bullion Exchanges, and MCM. Of course they all mark up for eBay fees, but an eBay gift card would allow purchases from these dealers' eBay listings. 

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11 hours ago, Lr103 said:

Another thought is that many dealers sell direct on eBay, including APMEX, Pinehurst, Bullion Exchanges, and MCM. Of course they all mark up for eBay fees, but an eBay gift card would allow purchases from these dealers' eBay listings. 

Haha even better  

[999magnum]

I emailed most of the big companies. The only one that got back so far was JM bullion. The ebay gift card is a great idea imho. 

[CadmiumGreen]

Checked with APMEX...no joy on that front.

[Tn21]

I think if you want to push trade on the USA section the better option would be to reach out to those on YouTube who can possibly plug and push TSF. 

There is quite a sizeable list of youtubers from USA which have a large influence and audience 

[Tn21]

1 minute ago, Tn21 said:

 

 

[Pampfan]

@ChrisSIlver

the United States mint sells gift certificates from $20 to $200. This may be a start.

Ebay gift cards are a good idea as well.