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Asher Stewart
For you, fren.
Austin Rogers
>Pokemon Alolan Raichu Collectible Coin (Silver Rainbow Mirror Holofoil) is a card from the Pokemon Coins, Pins & Badges Pokemon set. This is a Miscellaneous. The Pokemon (Pocket Monsters) franchise begain back in 1995 as a CCG by Satoshi Tajiri. It all began however as a short comic in Game Freak Magazine way back in the 80's. It has since gone on to be be know around the world and spawn video games, toy lines, movies and a hit anime series. >Satoshi
I kind of want to open a small coin shop, but then >need to have serious starting capital for stock >need to rent a place in the city >need wealthy returning customers to keep operating >need to invest in marketing >have to close down during moon missions or risk dying and stay open (lots of sellers, no buyers) >people would rather buy online anyway (which is something I could offer too, but going straight ecommerce is the antithesis of comfy) maybe if I ever make it I'll just open one for shits and giggles. I'll just sit behind the counter with a cup of coffee and browse /pmg/ all day
not comfy, besides there's a fuckton of competition online. Also, who's to say I'm not a scammer? You can't check your coin online, building this kind of legitimate reputation would take time. 'this shop has 4 good reviews online, they probably wrote them themselves'
Carter Russell
looks like there are 807 pokemon
if they made a complete 0.5oz set at a good premium, i'd pick it up
Xavier Jackson
gotta watch out for joggers
Easton Edwards
>lots of sellers, no buyers during moon missions what's the logic here. moon missions dont happen when sell pressure is higher than buy pressure
Leo Ortiz
Chicago boys working overtime this week to maintain the 19.50 futures pin
Cooper Price
Maximum comfy would be to open a private club that serves food & drink, and provides any sort of other services you enjoy.
Dylan Diaz
I think that's an awesome idea, we need more LCS. You could start out online (I know, antithesis, but even LCS tend to have online presence) and build a rep on local enthusiast sites by having good business practices, prompt and professional face-to-face meetings, maybe throw in some nice extra stuff to get the word-of-mouth going. Marketing you can do online yourself. Then open a brick-n-mortar when you've built up a clientele.
>Any tips for a first time gold/silver buyer in Canada? Buy as much silver as you can. The time is nigh
Dominic Perez
I fear a situation where people show up at my particular shop to sell their PMs because of my favorable rates, but don't necessarily come back to buy physical until spot has gone down that means working with people, not metals, much more annyoing and exerting mentally. Any sort of culinary activity means extra bureaucratic bullshit. Cool and could be profitable, but not my thing
Brandon Sanchez
>that means working with people, not metals
user, then you need to open a mint or do hand-pours, because if you open a LCS it'll be 90% people and 10% metals.
Asher Watson
>I fear a situation where people show up at my particular shop to sell their PMs because of my favorable rates, but don't necessarily come back to buy physical until spot has gone down
This is a legit fear. I'd bleed you dry during a moon mission if you didn't close your doors. But I would prob come back to buy
Grayson Martinez
collect maple syrup trade maple syrup for coins vote against trudeau
Wyatt Sullivan
so if im understanding this correctly. You are not only paying for the weight of the gold/silver, you are also paying for the mint?
Does the mint hold the value with the metals?
Aiden Brown
big difference between a customer looking for gold and coming out with a britannia 15 minutes later vs bigshot jackass wants a well done steak, margaritas and a full package from FWTDHWAHQUD. That's a lot of people I'd have to hire to provide these services, metal I could do myself
Adrian Lewis
>I fear a situation where people show up at my particular shop to sell their PMs because of my favorable rates, but don't necessarily come back to buy So then you have a huge stack that you accumulated at, near, and mostly below spot. I don't see a problem.
