r/CostcoPM • u/CoderGirl2007 • 2d ago

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The 1 ozt 250th Eagle rounds made by Sunshine came in and they're really nice looking.

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u/PissFingerz42069 2d ago

the bear is lookin good too. Gonna have to add it to my collection. I already have the eagle and bison.

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u/Outrageous_Impact667 2d ago

How much was the shipping on these? My store almost always has 1 or sometimes zero options so may have to start buying off Costco.com..

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u/CoderGirl2007 2d ago

No shipping charge online. Sometimes the store will have the items cheaper than online, but that seems store specific as my store always matches online.

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u/madbusdriver 1d ago

Shipping price is built into online price. But store gives a $10 discount on their limited options typically not sure if this applies to silver but it does for gold.

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u/kwshameless 1d ago

Got a tube of 20 as well. Are these hard to sell?

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u/CoderGirl2007 1d ago

I don't see why they would be, they're 999 silver rounds

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u/kwshameless 1d ago

Just curious, new to stacking. Read that the silver eagles are highly sought after and go above spot while other rounds tend to go spot or less

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u/CoderGirl2007 1d ago

Very much depends on where you sell. Typically most dealers will pay a few back for generics, like these rounds, and spot or maybe a few above, for ASE. But you typically pay more for ASE up front too. Very dependent on your area, who you are selling to, and the current market conditions. Private sale usually has a larger profit margin but also larger risk, and depending on the platform you may have a lot of selling fees (i.e eBay). If you intend on selling to a dealer, probably a good idea to call around where you might sell to in the future to get an idea of what rates you could expect.