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To: crdesign who wrote (5989)	9/9/2002 10:41:51 PM
From: pogbull	Read Replies (2) of 89467

Hi Tim: I think there are several avenues to sell bullion. I inherited some silverware in 1979 and sold it in small town New Hampshire in the very early 80s without problem. My local dealer says he will buy when I am ready to sell but who knows for sure. I am also an avid coin accumulator and have often thought of selling coins at weekend shows and could easily sell bullion in that setting. Ebay is also a good avenue for selling. Kitco also lists their buy prices right on their site. kitco.com Right hand side of screen. Currently $315.10 for gold I bought the big silver bar at less than 4.08 per ounce so it was hard to pass up. I would recommend the 100 oz bars though as they are easier to handle and to sell, I would imagine. Personally I feel like I have enough silver now and am really only interested in more gold if prices pull back. Sorry for rambling on here but I really don't think it will be hard to sell your bullion. I think Jim has stated that rising prices will increase demand, time will tell.

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