New U.S. Mint Silver Coin Deal Thursday (7/21), $1,696 In Credit Card Spend & $100+ Total Profit (Limit 10)

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There is another profitable U.S. Mint coin deal coming up on Tuesday July 21st at 12PM ET

Cost is $169 per set, but you can purchase 10 and comes with $5.95 shipping  I’d recommend locking in a price ahead of time to lock in your profit and avoid any risk (keep in mind there always seems to be a bit of astroturfing in the comments for different purchasers). This coin is more expensive so I would definitely recommend locking in a price before purchasing. Most places haven’t listed what they are paying yet but at minimum you should make $100+ profit for 10. 

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What is the best credit card to use?

You can see what credit cards code as a cash advance and the best cards to use in this dedicated post. 

Why don’t you list places that are buying these coin sets and for how much?

Many years ago a coin set was available for purchase, many people committed to purchasing the deal for that buyer and then backed out when the coin was worth more than the commitment price they had agreed to. I thought reader should hold up their side of their deal so no longer recommend specific places to sell anymore.

Additionally this is similar to buying groups and there is always a chance of the buyer running away with your coins, I don’t want to be responsible for making a Recommendation if this happens. Do your own research. 

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