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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (98370)	6/22/2006 11:29:09 AM
From: Jamey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

"If you are going to acquire either "type," please also construct an "exit strategy" so you are not left being a "bag holder"" G_T G_T, I recently tried to sell several gold certified rare coins, about half were modern commemorative MS and PF70 and the rest were mostly cert NGC and PCGS common $20 gold in ms63, 64 condition. One was a rare 1892 CC $20 gold coin and two were ANACS. I contacted a dealer whom I had purchased several coins from and who called me on a regular basis named A R C. They took the list and said they would get back to me on the offer price and then they never called back. I tried to contact them several times and they were always out to lunch or with a client and didn't return calls. Is this what you mean by havibg a sure exit strategy? I am pretty upset at these guys because I think that they are cherry pickers who only look for huge markdowns when buying but are always ready to sell you a coin. I don't want to get in this situation should I decide to get out. Who or what would you recommend so that I am sure that who I deal with will buy my coins when I want to sell in a hurry? Regards, James