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Got a 10% eBay Bucks email coupon today (if you use the app to purchase, otherwise 8%).
With the eBay bucks savings you can buy an uncirculated, PCGS MS-64 rated St Gaudens $20 gold piece random date for $60 above spot. If you poke around you'll also find some MS-63 and M-62 rated coins for less.
Let eBay underwrite your gold coin investment!
US Gold $20 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle - PCGS MS64 - Random Date | eBay
hey rich, try this one, see if you qualify for the 15%. Ebay kicked me off the Bucks deals list, probably cause they were losing so much money on me, lol.
eBay Bucks
Thanks, dude. I'm not entitled to this offer, though...
hey rich, try this one, see if you qualify for the 15%. Ebay kicked me off the Bucks deals list, probably cause they were losing so much money on me, lol.
eBay Bucks
What if you create a new eBay account???
I've wondered if I did that if I could get twice the eBay buck rewards...
I tried buying some silver American Eagles today, and discovered that when I went to check out they were charging sales tax on top of their prices (about $3.20 per coin over spot pricing). Last time I bought some last year there was no tax, can they even charge you tax buying American currency?
What if you create a new eBay account???
I've wondered if I did that if I could get twice the eBay buck rewards...
Can someone explain the ebay bucks thing to me? Everytime I get an ebay bucks offer (and I've taken advantage of it in the past with other products) I always see the following
(*Qualifying items exclude all items in the following categories: Classifieds; Business & Industrial, but only for Heavy Equipment within that category; Real Estate; Gift Cards & Coupons, including eBay Gift Cards, Gift Cards, and Digital Gifts within that category; Bullion within the Coins & Paper category; and all categories in Motors, except Parts & Accessories.)
I've always just assumed all coins would fall under this category, am I wrong?
Can someone explain the ebay bucks thing to me? Everytime I get an ebay bucks offer (and I've taken advantage of it in the past with other products) I always see the following
(*Qualifying items exclude all items in the following categories: Classifieds; Business & Industrial, but only for Heavy Equipment within that category; Real Estate; Gift Cards & Coupons, including eBay Gift Cards, Gift Cards, and Digital Gifts within that category; Bullion within the Coins & Paper category; and all categories in Motors, except Parts & Accessories.)
I've always just assumed all coins would fall under this category, am I wrong?
I've been getting a lot of offers for gold and silver with small markups over spot price.
Frequently I've noticed that the vendors do so when they expect a price drop...
YMMV...
The charts are really bad for gold/silver/miners, but with Trump running around with his loose tweet cannon, anything is possible. I think gold/silver were headed for new lows before the tweet storm over trade. If we get some kind of trade deal they'll head lower.
It seems when they advertise the American eagles under US coins (which they are) they don't charge tax but under bullion they do. Or is it just the dealers I'm looking at?
It’s just dealer specific, and ones that do charge tax it’s only under $1000.
I only bought 1 roll of silver American Eagles for a bit under 370 dollars, no tax was charged and it has already shipped.