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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 4315520" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I respect your opinion but have never seen a scale in any establishment other than a pawn shop, or metals dealer to determine what the weight or silver content is. That is not where I buy a loaf of bread as an example only. </p><p>How many people collect old coins? I'm suspecting without any real accurate knowledge that 99% of the population never look to see if that coin in their hand is silver or just another quarter. </p><p>You said that "traders also make returns". Is that because the collector buys below market and resells at market or above? How does the average joe make a return? </p><p>I guess by holding on to it for a while? But then they have to sell it below market to get the inflated dollar so the trader can make a return?</p><p>It's late and I'm cooking breakfast in the morning for a few folks, so I'm out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 4315520, member: 5412"] I respect your opinion but have never seen a scale in any establishment other than a pawn shop, or metals dealer to determine what the weight or silver content is. That is not where I buy a loaf of bread as an example only. How many people collect old coins? I'm suspecting without any real accurate knowledge that 99% of the population never look to see if that coin in their hand is silver or just another quarter. You said that "traders also make returns". Is that because the collector buys below market and resells at market or above? How does the average joe make a return? I guess by holding on to it for a while? But then they have to sell it below market to get the inflated dollar so the trader can make a return? It's late and I'm cooking breakfast in the morning for a few folks, so I'm out. [/QUOTE]
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