Get Great Returns On Your Old Pocket Change.

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By adaus2011

Do you like hanging on to your loose pocket change?

  • Yes, I'm a collector
  • No, It's inconvenient
  • Unsure, change and I have a love hate relationship
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Making Your Money Work for You

Are you sick of working super hard for your money and then realizing that a bank or stocks pay extremely low returns? Banks pay interest rates of 1% or less and stock market returns at best pay 3%.

Well, I got fed up with this and decided to change the status quo. You may not know this, but I am a numismatist, which is a fancy name for coin collector. I absolutely love coins because of the history and uniqueness of each coin.

While most people hate pocket change because of the inconveniences of change, I love having coins around my house. A simple principle gave me an idea. I want certain coins to finish my personal collections, and some people out there would love to get steady returns on their money.

I decided to make the math very simple. If you send me a nickel that I need for my collection, then I will send back 2 nickels. Thus, you get 50% pure profit on that nickel. The other coins of higher value are harder to find, but they also net you a higher return should you sell them to me.

Instant profit and all done securely though Paypal means that everyone wins.

The smartest way to sell your change and make big profits.
The smartest way to sell your change and make big profits.

How It Works

This process has been made very simple with the creation of my new company website. Hopefully this will pique your interest and gain your business.

The Coin Exchange can be located online at www.thecoinexchange.weebly.com. There you can find detailed instructions on how to sell your old coins. Here is a summary of that process.

1) Go to the "Selling" tab and look at what we buy.

2) Find that coin in your personal collection.

3) Go to the "Transaction" tab then use the "Contact Us" feature. Mark "SELLING" in your message then describe the coins you are looking to sell.

4) Customer service representatives will tell you to take pictures of these coins and send them to a company email. This is to act as proof that you have the correct coins.

5) You send the coins to The Coin Exchange, and then they send you the money you earned via Paypal.

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*PLEASE NOTE: It is always recommended that you send multiple coins per envelope to save on postage, and it is always recommended that a tracking number be placed on any order above $5 in total value. This acts as protection for both the buyer and seller in the event that the United States Postal Service does not deliver the mail correctly. The Coin Exchange is not liable for any goods lost or damaged en route to our facilities, and The Coin Exchange does reserve the right to refuse any transaction.*

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jbeiber 3 months ago

Looked at this site after reading your article. Contacted a representative, and I hope to do business there soon. Found a few of the coins the site is currently buying in my home, and expect to make $5.80 off of much less.

You write such amazing hubs, and your advice in this article is incredible. :)

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