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Posted: 9:17 AM Nov 7, 2009
Coin Collectors Gather in Charleston
Coin and stamp dealers are in town to buy, sell or trade with local collectors. Reporter: WSAZ StaffEmail Address: news@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ)-Time to dig out those coins from your couch. That spare change could make you rich.
Coin dealers will be at the Charleston Civic Center this weekend ready to buy, sell or trade with you.
The coin show runs from 10a.m.till 5p.m. on Saturday and from 10a.m. until 4p.m.on Sunday.
You can also bring in stamps, jewelry, ball cards, coal company scrip and tokens.
This is a free event organized by the Charleston Coin Club.
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Posted by: ruth
on Nov 14, 2009 at 12:10 PM
where can i find a coin collector in the huntington area i have some coins i would like to see what they are worth if anything if you know where i can find one email me at lynn38fa@aol.com
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Posted by: DoobieKernoodle
on Nov 7, 2009 at 09:57 PM
Bah, I don't have any coins.....but where can a person sell autographed baseball and football cards in the Charleston area? I have a couple and they are just collecting dust.
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Posted by: Hearding Sheep
on Nov 7, 2009 at 01:26 PM
The only thing nice about these shows are the deals that the dealers make with the locals. For example, suppose your rich Aunt from NY leaves you a few gold coins in her estate. Obviously, you don't know a Kruggerand from a Kangaroo but it looks shiny and it says 1 oz on it so you run off to the pawn shop or drive over to the local coin show to make a few bucks on it while gold is still high. They've got your number as soon as you step up to the booth and lay down those coins. They pick them up, look them over and say I'll give you $600.00 a piece for them. You think WOW and most likely you say ok or you say how about $700.00 and they say, $650.00 and before you know it; you have a pocket full of money and they have gold coins that they can turn right around and off load for near spot prices on the market, on e-bay or with reputable dealers and collectors. Right now, you should be getting about $1050.00 to $1075.00 for a 1 oz gold coin. Don't let these buzzards rip you off!
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