Interesting
I’ve always been happy with my dealings with SOUTHERN COIN INVESTMENTS out of Atlanta. They are an online/catalog company and very reputable.
Remember that the spot price/melt value is just the value of the cold. Old gold coins have a collectors value and should always go above the melt value.
Google for coin shows in your area.
A coin shop is the place to sell it.
If you do sell it, you will regret it.
Never take anything to a pawn shop. Go there to buy cheap tools you don’t worry about breaking or losing.
I will always give you face value, shouldn’t be so hard.
The more you want to sell it, the lower the price should be
If you are in the Maryland area, I’d give you a couple hundred bucks for it
....because a lot of gun owners ALSO want to own gold. Go to a gun show and walk around and make it known you have it for sale.
Don’t sell it to the first coin dealer (if you choose that route) a friend of mine was going to sell a gold coin to a local dealer they had talked several times and then due to a death in the family he decided to auction his whole coin collection - long story short THAT coin the local dealer offered $5,000 - at auction (which was simulcast) it sold for $17,000.
Yep that would have been a nice profit for the coin dealer!
I will buy that gold coin from you. I believe that gold is $100 an oz
I will give you $110 because it is an American Eagle coin.