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TRADING DESK: 315-637-1300 | Trading@Upstatecoins TRADING DESK: 315-637-1300 | [email protected] Dave Cooper – José Martínez – Matt LeRoy – Joseph Schuessler – Jeff Lubinski Mon-Thur 9AM-7PM, Fri 9AM-6:30PM ET Dealer Sheet – Friday, September 4, 2020 AU: $1,923 AG: $26.54 PT: $900 PD: $2,267 BUYING JUNK SILVER GOLD BULLION 90% – 1+ Bag* -0.40 x .715 American Eagle Buy Sell Canadian Maple Buy Sell 90% – $100-$999 Face Value* -0.50 x .715 1 oz – 2020 3.0% 4.0% 1 oz – 2020 +$28 +$48 90% – Halves (Kennedy, Walker, Franklin, Barber) +0.25 x .715 1 oz – Backdate 2.75% 3.75% 1 oz (.9999) – Backdate +$21 +$41 90% – Proof Modern -0.75 x .715 1/2 oz- 2020 4.25% 5.9% 1 oz (.999) +$3 +$30 90% – BU Franklin Half Dollar Roll (No pick outs) +5.50 x .715 1/2 oz – Backdate 3.0% 5.25% 1 oz Impaired/Scratchy +$3 Out Always selling 40% & 90% Dimes, Quarters, & Halves. Call for rates & availability. 1/4 oz – 2020 6.5% 8.25% 1/2 oz – Sealed 3.5% 6.0% 40% – 1+ Bag (Interested in large deals, stronger rates for 5+ bags) -0.85 x .295 1/4 oz – Backdate 5.0% 8.0% 1/4 oz – Sealed 4.5% 6.5% 40% – $50-$999 Face Value -1.10 x .295 1/10 oz – 2020 9.5% 13.75% 1/10 oz – Sealed 8.0% 13.0% 40% – Ike Dollars – Original Plastic $7.89 ea. Loose/Tubed $7.89 1/10 – Backdate 9.5% 13.75% 1/20 oz – Sealed 16.0% Out 35% – War Nickels $5,016 / bag $1.21/ ea. (300 pc min) Mexican Peso Buy Sell Krugerrand Buy Sell 80% – Canadian Silver – Pre-1967 $15.05 (indication) 50 Peso (1.2057) 99% +.2% 1 oz +$9 +$29 20,10,5 Peso Spot Out 1/2 oz +2% +5% 50% – Canadian Silver – 1967-1968 $7.65 (indication) *Can ship mixed denomination. Separate out modern 90%. We buy any quantity. 2 Peso (.0482) +1% Out 1/4 oz +2% +6% 2.5 Peso (.0603) +1% Out 1/10 oz +$4 +11% SILVER DOLLARS BUY SELL Buffalo – 2020 3.0% 4.0% Pre-1921 – Fine+ $25.50 $28.25 Buffalo – Backdate 2.4% 3.6% Pre-1921 – XF+ $27.50 $30.50 Australia Kangaroo 1 oz +$22 +$46 Pre-1921 – AU/Unc – No damage $31.75 $34.75 Philharmonic 1 oz +$7 +$28 1921 – Fine+ $24.75 $27.25 Britannia 1 oz +$7 +$28 Peace – Fine+ $23.00 $25.25 Mexican Libertad 1 oz +$25 Call Rejects/Cull (Full Date/No Hole) $22.00 $24.25 Chinese Panda 1 oz (No Spots, Sealed) +$15 +$44 NGC/PCGS MS60-MS65 Morgan & Peace See Page 2 Swiss/French 20 Franc (.1867) -$2 +$5 $1 Silver Modern Commem (Caps or Slab) $19.96 (Indication) Call Austria/Hungary 100 Corona (.9802) 99% +0.1% We can sort for you if you don’t have the time. British 1 Sovereign (.2354) -$1 +$7 BUYING GSA DOLLARS 1 oz Bar – Carded (IRA/COMEX/LBMA approved) +$10 +$29 1 oz Bar – Uncarded/OPM/Elemetal/Apmex -$2 +$22 Box/COA w/o Box/COA w/o 1 Gram Bar – Brand Name (Carded) Spot +$9 1878-CC $530 $500 1883-CC $215 $210 1879-CC $5,600 $5,250 1884-CC $215 $210 50 x 1g .9999 Valcambi CombiBar Spot +82/oz 1880-CC $440 $400 1885-CC $525 $485 100 Gram Bar – Brand Name 99.5% +1.25% 1881-CC $435 $400 1890-CC $2,500 $2,200 10 oz Gold Bar .9999 – Brand Name (Carded) +$7 +$24/oz 1882-CC $215 $210 1891-CC $1,700 $1,400 Kilo Gold Bar .9999 (COMEX Approved) Spot +$14/oz Prices are for original coins in plastic sets with correct Serial #. Offer via email your graded GSA sets MS64+. 2000 Proof Bimetallic Library of Congress (w/OGP Fresh) $760 – BUYING PROOF AMERICAN EAGLES 2000 Unc Bimetallic Library of Congress (w/OGP Fresh) $1,100 – Expected to be fresh, problem free, retail quality, with all OGP, unless noted. $5 Gold Modern Commem (Caps or Slab) 99% Call Proof Gold Eagle – w/Box/COA/Any Denomination Spot + $95 $10 Gold Modern Commem (Caps or Slab) 99% Call Proof Gold Eagle – Incomplete Slab / Cap Spot + $50 1 oz or ½ oz US Arts Medallion / ½ oz First Spouse Coin 99% +0.25% Proof Platinum Eagle w/Box/COA/Any Denomination +$310/oz SILVER BULLION BUY SELL Proof Platinum Eagle – Incomplete Slab / Cap +$220/oz Eagle - 2020 +2.00 +4.70 2007-W Proof & Reverse Platinum Eagle Set +$250 Eagle – Backdates, Sealed Box +2.00 +4.30 Proof Silver Eagle – 1986-2020 $43.50 Eagle – Backdates, Tubes (Fresh) +1.90 +4.15 Proof Silver Eagle – 1993 (Fresh, No Spots) $50.00 Eagle – Imperfect / Impaired (Toned, Spotted, Painted) +0.95 Out Proof Silver Eagle – 1994 (Fresh, No Spots) $98.00 Maple – 2020 +1.65 +3.65 Proof Silver Eagle – Incomplete Caps/Slabs/Missing COA/Spotted $38.00 Maple – Backdate (Fresh, No Privy Marks) +1.65 +3.65 1993 Philadelphia Gold & Silver Set $1,950 Maple – Imperfect / Impaired (Toned, Spotted, Painted) +0.60 Out 1995-W Anniversary Proof Eagle Set (Fresh, No Spots) $6,100 Britannia (Fresh) +1.25 +2.75 2001 Unc/Proof Buffalo Silver Dollar $80 / $85 Philharmonics (Fresh) +1.25 +2.75 2006 Anniversary 3pc Gold Set / 3pc Silver Set $6,300 /$170 Australian Koala / Kookaburra (Fresh) +3.50 Out 2009 Ultra High Relief Spot + $175 Australian Kangaroo (Fresh) +1.50 +3.15 2011 25th Anniversary Silver Eagle Set $460 Mexican Libertads (Fresh) +2.00 Out 2012 SF 2 pc Silver Eagle Set $100 Panda – 1 oz / 30 g (Sealed) +2.00 +5.25 2013 West Point Silver Eagle Set $165 1/2 oz Silver Round / Coin – Brand Varies +1.40 +2.00/coin 2014-W 3/4oz Proof Gold JFK Commem Melt + $10 1 oz Round – Generic Brands +0.60 +1.95 2015 Liberty High Relief Spot + $175 1 oz Round – Buffalo (New, No date) +0.60 +2.35 2016-W Mercury Dime Gold w/ OGP $205 1 oz Round – Engelhard +1.75 +3.25 2016-W Standing & Walking Liberty Gold w/ OGP Spot +$60 1 oz Bar – Generic Brands +1.00 +2.40 2017 High Relief Gold Proof American Liberty Spot + $175 1 oz Bar – Engelhard +2.50 Out 2018-W $10 High Relief Gold $225 5 oz Bar – Generic Brands +1.00/oz +2.35/oz 2019-W American Liberty High Relief (w/Box & COA) Spot + $175 5 oz ATB Coin +3.00/oz Call PLATINUM & PALLADIUM BULLION BUY SELL 10 oz Bar – Generic Brands +0.40 +1.90 Platinum Eagles – 1 oz +$110 Out 10 oz Bar – RCM / Sunshine (Sealed) +2.25 +3.75 10 oz Bar – JM (Sealed) / Engelhard +2.25 +3.75 Platinum Eagles – (Fractionals) +$110/oz Out 100 oz Bar – Generic Brands +0.10 +1.40 Platinum Maple – 1 oz (Call for fractional) +$55 Out 100 oz Bar – JM/Engelhard/RCM +0.25 +1.65 Platinum Bar – 1 oz +$23 +$43 Platinum Koala / Kangaroo / Platypus +$50 +$73 1,000 oz Bar – COMEX Approved Brands Spot +.65/oz Kilo Bar - Generic Brands +1.00/oz +2.40/oz Platinum Noble / Britannia / Queen’s Beast +$47 +$69 Marked .999 Misc/Odd Weight/Any Size – (No plated silver) -.10/oz +.85/oz Palladium Eagles w/OGP/MS,PR/RP +$115 Out Palladium Bars & Coins – 1 oz -$35 -$5 Please expect a delay of 4-5 additional business days from our normal Rhodium – Bar 1 oz (Carded) Call Available shipping and receiving services. To expedite processing of your shipment, send materials packaged securely & properly sorted, ship within 5 business days of confirming, include your invoice & our PO number. Prices are indications only, rates are subject to change. Must call to lock in on live spot prices. $19 handling fee for purchases under 300oz of AG or 10 oz of AU/PT. Accounts w/o established credit are prepayment terms. Trades confirmed by email will be subject to the spot price when our trading desk processes the email. Prices on this sheet are for approved dealers shipping to our wholesale dept only. Retail customers and walk-in dealers to our office are not subject to the rates outline herein. New dealers: Contact our office for an application. This buy sheet is available daily via email. To be added or modify your delivery preferences, please email [email protected]. 9/4/2020 12:37 PM © Copyright 2020 Dealer Sheet – Friday, September 04, 2020 – Page 2 BUYING ORIGINAL SILVER EAGLE ROLLS BUYING BURNISHED SILVER EAGLES Box/COA 1986 +13.00 1991 Common 1996 +30.00 Caps/Slabs -$3 1987 Common 1992 Common 1997 +9.00 1988 Common 1993 Common 1998 Common 2006-W $40 1989 Common 1994 +13.00 1999 +6.00 2007-W $27 1990 Common 1995 +7.00 2000 Common 2008-W $27 Coins must be retail friendly. Assume the coins will be sold individually to 2011-W $31 collectors. We are buying these as coins, not bullion. We have no use for spotted, toned, or hairlined coins except as bullion and will be bought at the 2012-W $39 impaired rate. We realize that some tubes may have never been opened, but 2013-W $35 they still may have white spots or other problems that can’t be removed. 2014-W $31 SELLING WHEAT CENTS (Bags only) 2015-W $31 Buy Sell 2016-W $39 Common Bags $150 $185 Teens - $880 2017-W $32 1920s - $620 2018-W $37 1930s - $310 2019-W $35 Steel Cents (No Rust) $650 $775 Indian Head Cents (Good or Better) $.75/each BUYING / SELLING PCGS & NGC DOLLARS *Bags should have good mix of dates.
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