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FHRRK

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38. Give this guy a call

Thu Jun 12, 2025, 01:09 AM

Jun 2025

He is in Southern California.

He was really honest with me when I took in father in laws coins. (Hundreds)

Told me what was basically face value, what was likely overvalued, and why, and what $ value to get on other coins. Really low pressure. I did research on the over valued coins and the ones he said had value and he was spot on. Can't remember the exact percentage he said he would take, I think it was 15 to 25%, but he said if you want to sell put them up on EBay or other sites, some of the high value coins might go quick. On other coins he said there just isn't margin in it for him which is understandable.

With that, he is a geek, self described, who basically got into trading cards as a kid and his Granpa was in to Citrus Signs in Orange County so they got into trading. His name is Christian, he may be able to quide you to someone in your area.

https://www.quicksilvercoinco.com/

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