The American Coin Buyers Guild (ACBG) will be in Pensacola from Monday, Jan. 16 to Saturday Jan. 21. At the Holiday Inn located at 7816 N. Davis Hwy. Hours are: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
This is a great opportunity to unload unwanted gold and boast the local economy.
“The American Coin Buyers Guild is looking to spend at least $250,000 in Pensacola, so our event will be an excellent way to get some money into the community,” said media contact for ACBG, Korey Scott. “Many people have collectible items around the house that they know might have some value, but just don’t know where to take them. Our events provide a fun, friendly environment to have these items evaluated, and if it is something of value, our experts will issue a check on the spot.”
Gold and silver are best sellers right now, so if you have a pair of mismatched earrings or a necklace that’s been collecting dust bring it over to the experts. You can even treat the event as an “Antiques Roadshow” and bring items to find out their value. The event is free and open to the public.
ACBG also purchases antiques, vintage toys, musical instruments and items from the Civil War, WWI and WWII. If you have any old coins scattered throughout the house, now is the time to see if you have a small fortune waiting to be claimed.
“We see a lot of really old, rare coins that are quite valuable,” Scott said. “We once had a gentleman come in to one of our events with a coffee can full of coins, just hoping he might get enough money to pay a few bills. He ended up having an 1893 S Morgan Silver Dollar in that can, and left our event with a check for over $7000.”
AMERICAN GOLD BUYERS GUILD
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 16 to Friday, Jan. 20
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21
WHERE: Holiday Inn 7816 N. Davis Hwy.
DETAILS: 217-726-7590
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Actually, these guys often pay a lot more than the local shops because they are such a large organization. They make their money with sheer volume and have less overhead.
Really Rick ?
You now post advertisement as a blog entry?
Lately the blog seems a bit milk-toast but to do this is just odd.
Is your health okay ?
P.S.
Before anyone takes their stuff to this “event” offer them to the local buyers that actually live and breath and put money into the local economy 365 days a year.
Not this carpetbagging troupe looking to cherry pick the local treasures.
Posting ads for traveling road shows? You can do the same by taking those coins to a local pawn shop or coin dealer and truly keep money in the economy.